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as we said earlier, off the early morning lows john, mark, have a good weekend.ee you soon >> thanks. >> thank you >>> coming up, the other big earnings mover this more than, intel. shares continue to rise after a big quarter, upbeat guidance on interview with the ceo those results is next. don't go anywhere. does your broker offer more than just free trades? fidelity has zero commissions for online u.s. equity trades and etfs, plus zero minimums to open a brokerage account. with value like this, there are zero reasons to invest anywhere else. fidelity. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. dow is up right now. >> we have seen a call end between the treasury secretary, the u.s. trade representative and their chinese counterpart. a readout was just provided to us by the office of the u.s. trade representative that says that they spoke today with china's vice premiere on phase one of the trade agreement they made headway on the issues. they are close to finalizing some sections of the agreement discussions will go on continuously at the deputy level. the principals wi

john redwood, mark francoise said he would.n connect, my former colleague at gm tr breakfast time, norman lamb and amber rudd with teresa failures, it in the environment... early in the day, erg was saying as it stands, we will not vote for it. so for the deputy chairman to come out and say this, when the daily telegraph went to press as the front page we are getting, 319 yes‘s is what saying, 312 no's, a undecided. if this is true, it brings it up to the 320. in theory. and if the light when amendment were to go through, thatis when amendment were to go through, that is a massive span spanner in the work because they feel they aren't voting on a concrete deal any more. some mps would vote on it because it's less binding, but i could see a scenario where the ha rdliners could see a scenario where the hardliners don't want to give any credit to the amendment. in that situation i think the numbers continue to be in flux. the situation i think the numbers continue to be influx. the daily telegraph has themselves a yugo of pole, sa

i'd like to ask a question of john brennan. markyou think in part this phony russia scandal was t pushd and developed to take attention away from the ukrainianan scandl and the ken vogel piece where he is writing in political basically hillary clinton and the dnc were colluding with a corrupt ukrainian government. >> oral or the exoneration of hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. we started that committee in march of 2017. we did yield to the inspector general who issued his report on that but again i think there is real corruption and that. mark: his quote that i read from this ken vogel piece you pointed out the piece january 11, 2017 ukrainian efforts to sabotage trump backfire and it had some detail about what to place. that is what the president is talking about, his conversation with the newly-elected president. he sang this one on.re something to waste here. can you look into this? do us a favor and help the attorney general and so forth in looking into these things in that we have the u.s. attorney looking into these things. >>

. >> who works for john bolton crit mark john bolton didn't say anything to anybody doesn't that raiseed flag? the first 20 talk but of the president's phone call because of the end of the day that's what this is really about. that's why we are here is the president phone call with ukraine. eve done the same thing to come i don't blame you personally commute on the same thing many news outlets have done. you said to me a favor and then immediately to the biden's. go look at the transcript of the phone conversation. it's to be a favor and take a look at the dnc server then he talks about corruption in the ukraine come he talks about rudy giuliani, the president of the ukraine top comes he talks about a closed cooperation between the countries. he talks about corruption come he talks about getting a new ambassador to the u.s. the president gets on and talks about bill barr, the president talks about a new ambassador between our countries, and then the very end of that passage mentions the bidens. everybody else puts it on puts it on tv and says do me a favor look at the bidens. go look a

the "post" piece is entitled the revenge of john bolton, question mark. >> i would say this first. sider "the washington post" the fount of reliable news. i wish that were the case. trish: giuliani is saying john bolton and fiona hill apparently told all of you goes that john bolton wanted her to go to the lawyers. he says that doesn't make sense to me. he said i wasn't working with megan we were friend enough that he could have come to me and said this. >> i think john bolton loves this country and he will be interested in doing the right thing every time he has the opportunity. and i would say the same thing about rudy giuliani. he's not shy. he will pursue what he believes in for his client. and he's a free american citizen who can go to other countries if he wants to and meet whoever he wants to. so i would just say if we are curious about what john bolton had to say or what rudy giuliani had to say. we ought to have them come in and testify in front of the whole world. trish: i am all for that. i'm a journalist. i want that transparency. i don't want to have to rely on this sou

our next cartoon is by john mcnamee [ mark tree chime >> let me start by saying, "no one is a biggert did we just see? >> seth, as interesting as it would be for us, two white men of deep privilege to have an engaging discourse about feminism, i think the true meaning of this cartoon would be best explained by the woman at stake. >> seth: yes okay, allie, what does this cartoon mean >> men are the [ bleep ] worst >> seth: all right [ laughter ] yes. [ cheers and applause >> she has a point i don't think i could have said it any better. >> seth: me neither. [ light laughter ] you know we have -- we have a couple seconds while our crew sets up the next cartoon so, i was just wondering, could i show you a cartoon that i drew myself today and could you tell me if good enough for "the new yorker? >> hmm >> seth: okay. ready? be honest. all right. it's two guys on a desert island and one of them is saying, "i can't find the stapler." [ light laughter ] [ silence [ laughter ] >> well, you know seth, we have three baskets at the cartoon meeting. >> seth: oh, great >> yeah. yes. >> seth: uh-h

thousands have attended rallies in several cities across here john to mark the 55th anniversary of its 1st post independence revolution demonstrators many of the uprising came with new. reports. chants similar to the one chanted on the streets of sudan during a protest which started last december that. the anniversary of the country's 1st revolution in 1984 and even though the most recent revolution overthrew the country's longtime president bashir in april protest to see his regime is the. horizon that. we want them completely gone they're still in power still hold position not for revenge they can work like any other sudanese but they can't be in the government holding positions of power after the sacrifice of lives to bring change the country. were called by neighborhood resistance committees bodies that protestors over the past 10 months they targeted their allies in the forces of freedom and change that the coalition that represented protestors in talks with the military council that. the transitional government was formed in august but protest it has not done enough to dismantle

four witnesses invited to testify to the house oversight committee in front of congressman mark meadows and johnfe. the other three witnesses were jim comey, and loretta lynch. when i went to testify behind closed doors before these prominent members of congress. it was clear there was a lot at least some sort of surveillance going on our me in london. the key question is was that based on facts and a legal basis or was there something more insidious going on here. in my opinion, and i think my testimony for anybody who is interested, they can google it it's public now, will see i actually notified authorities my meetings with these people including the australian government because of how bizarre they are. i thought they were up to something they shouldn't have been doing and they were opening spying on me. these meetings were some of the most of consequential events surrounding this investigation william barr and john durham are spearheading. now that mueller's testimony has come to a close and the next chapter opens. these events will have to be scrutinized from a different perspective. trish

looking to dig into have the board member john donahue will be succeeding mark parker. romaine: didn't you just talk to the under armour ceo today? two of the biggest sports apparel retailers? willmeanwhile, parker become the executive chairman, so not leaving the company. romaine: kirk hart --caroline: kirk hartman, thank you very much. earnings and breaking in terms of executive changes. plenty more analysis after the closing bell. "what'd you miss?" is up next, where we will be looking into tax estimates. you name it. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from bloomberg to new york, i am caroline hyde. here is a snapshot of how u.s. stock markets were pushed lower by brexit. the s&p 500 back below 3000. a reality check for chips. stocks fall after earnings disappoint. snap, chipotle analysis, and nike changes coming right up. brexit lesson limbo. boris johnson gains support for the deal in principle. rk softbank is said to be taking over the company as ceo adam neumann leaves the board. a quick recap of all these stock movements because, notably, we have executive changes at nik

i mean in the end despite of all the tough talk of mongrel mark prong and john carr and some other people they will of course they're not going to be the party sort of pushing britain over the brink would they under no circumstances so they might. be really really exasperated they might be looking at the spectacle of us in ever increasing sort of disbelief and lack of understanding but in the end of course they will but they are taking their time however they're leaving britain to sit is still in its own juices all through this week and only next week like 2 or 3 days before the breaks a date will they then say ok if it's not going to work out real we'll just give you another 3 months but for heaven's sake get on with it what about efforts to hold another referendum barbara we're seeing momentum for that growing among german among british voters but is that momentum also building in the british parliament. so lisa lowy because what the opposition and the rebel forces are now trying to do 1st that is throughout the week is sort of slap amendments on the wrist drawled bill that would actual

on hand to salute chappelle including other comedians like tiffany haddish trevor noah and john stuart. the markh accolade in comedy chappelle is going received this award on sunday. >>maybe agree with everything he says but he is city hall in san francisco trying to save punctual and i ran into cook are the other night and selfie right core is the you know thanks for being with us on quite a week in good luck everybody this weekend obviously the folks in the fire zone and then also buddy else with the power going to be a the long weekend ahead we're not going anywhere because kron 4 news at 10 is coming up next. right after this brief message. we trust usaa more than any other company out there. they give us excellent customer service, every time. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rates, and better service. we're the gomez family..

like doing the conga followed by mark francois and john redwood. perhaps morris dancing?ority because if this proposal for borisjohnson is a starting point towards a potential deal, surely all these people who are doing the conga today might stand to be a bit disappointed? you do not have to go far from tolerable for it to be intolerable. it will partly be about the psychology, maybe labour mps will vote for it if they think it is going to win, if they think it is real, but we might be in a situation today and if you're listening on the podcast, it is thursday. it is some date at the beginning of october, there might be a deal that tentatively is likely to get through parliament, but cannot get agreed with the eu, whereas previously there was a deal agreed by the eu, but could not get through parliament. you have talked about this before, do the warmish noises that we are hearing from the commons help shape the reaction in brussels given that you said before, brussels might be up for one last heave at some time but only if it could be certain of clearing the commons. yes.

nike has at its long—time chief executive officer mark parker will be seven to next year and replaced by board member and former ebay ceo john apparels online. mark barker —— mark zuckerberg will be facing... last week a court of its initial support is backed out. regulators have said the crypto currency could pose a risk to global financial stability. they are also questions about the safety of a currency run by a social media company that has put people's privacy at risk. the bbc‘s some mira hussein spoke to the head of policy for the libra crypto currency. why do we need digital currency? if you think of what digital critter currency can enable, if you and i wa nt to currency can enable, if you and i want to have something, the cost of going through many intermediaries, that almost serves like a drag on the global economy. how confident are you that you will be up to get this through to regulators? financial legislation of this scale where describing and the kind we are describing is not in contest with financial oversight regulations and rig into around the world ought to support low friction high—security payment system

i'm anthony howard welcome to the show john has staged a massive military parade to mark the 70th anniversary of communist rule some 15000 soldiers and more than 500 tanks and a huge amount of other military hardware paraded through the center of the capital beijing even the proclamation of the people's republic of china by moussa dome in 1949 following the civil war president xi she said china's development would continue to be peaceful but he said the military would be safeguarding the country's sovereignty and secure. well the double east correspondent mathias building is covering the festivities in beijing force he says that behind the celebrations last some difficult realities for the country's leaders china wants to be seen as a world power as a military power and that is at the heart of siege in ping's ideology he wants to be the man who made china strong after others have made it prosperous his previous messages and this comes at a time when china's challenge by many problems you cannot make growth is slowing down the trade war with the u.s. is threatening china's economy and in hong

mark thompson, john heilemann, thank you for guiding us through this. >>> when we come back, a member of congress who has known ambassador william taylor for 20 years will join us. she'll give us her view of the credibility contest now between william taylor and gordon sondland. goldi knows to never compromise. too shabby! too much! too perfect! i can rent this? for that price? absolutely. what is this, some kind of fairy tale? it's just right! book your just right rental at thrifty.com. oh! baby bear! my moderate to severe i ulcerative colitis.ing but i realized something was missing... me. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira can help get, and keep, uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts so you could experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have

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john doubt was gone. mark hassowitz is gone and rudy is in a perilous situation at the moment.he two close associates are now facing trial for activities that rudy appears to be at least a witness involved in. and that creates all sorts of difficulties. rudy is now in a situation where if he's mart he's taking care of his own legal situation first and then worrying about his clients. >> and was he paid by two those gentlemen or one of those two gentlemen who are now accused of serious campaign -- >> and if he was paid, jeffrey, how much was he paid? i assume all of that is going to come out? >> and by whom? that indictment is suggestive of other activity involving the people who were trying to influence ukrainian policy in the united states. these two are accused illegal activities and work closely with rudy giuliani. what was his involvement. did he receive any money or real agenda and who did he speak to and did he speak to the president about these people? what was the relationship between these people and the president. the president doesn't remember. the president said he

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four witnesses invited to testify to the house oversight committee in front of congressman mark meadows and johnfe. the other three witnesses were jim comey, and loretta lynch. when i went to testify behind closed doors before these prominent members of congress. it was clear there was a lot at least some sort of surveillance going on our me in london. the key question is was that based on facts and a legal basis or was there something more insidious going on here. in my opinion, and i think my testimony for anybody who is interested, they can google it it's public now, will see i actually notified authorities my meetings with these people including the australian government because of how bizarre they are. i thought they were up to something they shouldn't have been doing and they were opening spying on me. these meetings were some of the most of consequential events surrounding this investigation william barr and john durham are spearheading. now that mueller's testimony has come to a close and the next chapter opens. these events will have to be scrutinized from a different perspective. trish

ceo mark hurd has passed let's bring in jon ford with more on mark's legacy, john. >> yes, kelly, hurdon medical leave just five weeks ago and we are sad to report he has died at age 62 hurd was a -- a hard charging salesman who valued numbers and efficiency over sentiment. and he got results he rose from relative obscurity first to stabilize hewlett packard. then he shrugged off personal controversy to make his mark at oracle rose through the ranks at ncr in the midwest. big data wasn't a buzz word yet and he used insights from data to turn ncr around and that got the attention of founder at hp he established himself as a data junkie quizzing executives on the numbers behind their business, slashing billions in cost he met wall street expectations every quarter except one in five and a half years the stock price doubled. he emerged unscathed from the scandal around misleading tactics the hp board used to investigate leaks. but he was ultimately forced to resign over inaccurate expense reports. hurd rebounded quickly, though oracle's co-founder and then ceo hired hurd as president with

the update from cal fire this morning is that the containment now past the halfway mark as john was saying the winds died down a bit now really help the firefighters gain ground. the area to 76,000 plus acres as they get a better look at the destruction. 282 structures were destroyed in that the clues, a 141 homes that have been lost a lot of people were allowed back into their homes yesterday but still there are a lot. >>have been evacuated, you can see this home going up in flames they don't want anybody go back too soon in fact even if you are allowed back in. they're saying you're in a warning area and you need to be ready to go at any time so we've got a lot of folks in sonoma county kind of in that limbo states, i'm still display some coming home, but they don't have all the services restored yet to their houses so need a little help. >>yeah and the assistance comes from the salvation army and joining us to talk about more that is the major real rain. the sonoma county salvation army, good morning. >>morning thank you for show thank you for helping tell us what do you need if anythin

my great-great-grandfather, john person, owned the land. >> mark person is maurice's cousin. ut a lot of the neighbors didn't like john person 'cause he was too kind to the slaves sometimes. but he said, "hey, it's my land. everybody's welcome." and nat turner approached him and said, "i'd like to be baptized here." >> after the baptism, nat becomes inspired by the story of moses leading the israelites to freedom and by the fiery visions in the book of revelations. >> and nat became, in his own words, a free man to god at that time. he felt that his purpose was to be a redeemer. and he felt that slavery was a moral wrong, and so, therefore, he was entitled to seek revenge for that. >> he slowly came to the idea that he was chosen by god to engage in a rebellion against slavery. the end of the world being near, he would kill everybody. >> historian kenneth greenberg tells me a series of visions and voices that turner thinks are from god only reinforce his beliefs. >> he sees blood on the corn. he sees christ's arms stretched out across the heavens. >> then, in 1831, turner's aw

kevin barry, reinking brathwaite, john lanchester, debra leavy, but there realistically, mark porterwonderful. applause . add the breadth and depth of this long list is a tribute to the spectacular brilliance of publishers out of editors and agentss, and also all the people who work with the booker prize, librarians, book—sellers, booker prize, librarians, book—selle rs, even the journalists. laughter. not so much the journalists. i would like to, if you will forgive me a personal moment of thanks, offer my deep gratitude to the booker trustees for allowing me the extraordinary privilege of spending the last ten months, once a month, with four of the best people i know. these are, when a writer thinks dear reader, the attentive responsive, creative, brilliant readers of 1's dreams. they are ethel hirsch and joanna macgregor. it has been one of the greatest privileges of my professional life to spend time reading with them and i am deeply grateful to them as well. '5. —— applause. there are five of us in the room but there are always six. my deep thanks also go to the literary directo

john passos wrote a poem to mark the event. he said "they have clubbed us off the streets they are stronger, they are rich . they hire and fire the politicians, the newspaper editors, the old judges, the small men with reputations the college presidents, the war dealers listen, businessmen, college presidents, judges america will not forget her betrayers. all right, you have won. you will kill the brave men, our friends tonight. all right. we are two nations." madison grant was also responsible or active in the movement to prevent intermarriage between whites and african-americans, which leads us to another subject. and that is the second ku klux klan. you remember the first ku klux klan was right after the civil war? well, this was the second one, and in some ways it was the same and in some ways it was very different from the first one. it actually was a rather small -- it didn't amount to much until it was taken over by two professional fundraisers, edward clark and elizabeth tyler. and by the way, they made their money, the

than we had previously heard, that the president put a freeze on these funds when he directed mark esper and johnolton to do a policy review. now, this was confusing to people at the time, because when the president was ordering this policy review, the state department and the pentagon had already evaluated these funds, they'd already notified their congressional oversight committees that these funds were good to go. the pentagon even put out a press release saying we have $250 million in military aid to ukraine ready to roll. the president was putting the brakes on it, ordering this policy review. we are now four months later and people across these agencies, the office of management and budget, the white house, the department of defense, still cannot explain exactly what was behind that policy review and why it created such a delay in these funds being released to ukraine. now the president, the white house have said the president did nothing wrong, that this was all about rooting out corruption. the pentagon had already done that assessment when it came to these funds. they also said this had

mark: what's your top story then, dan? >> top story of the week has got to be john brennan who clearly is downing pepto-bismol like it's gatorade at the university of florida football game. this guy is terrified right now and mark, he's terrified for one big important reason. this guy is in a lot of trouble. he has said openly and publicly on networks, cable tv and otherwise that he didn't see the dossier until december. anybody can read it, mark. but that's not possible because he briefed harry reid in august, which liberals have a tough time with the calendar before december, and when he briefed talley reed, harry reid wrote a letter with the fbi about that briefing containing information, mark, that only appeared month late, the dossier, brennan said he didn't see into december. in some limited circles, mark, we call that a problem. and johnny b is in a world of trouble right now. get the pepto, johnny. you are going to need it. >> mark: you are absolutely right on that, because thank you for that explosion. that is it for tonight's special. tune in each night at 8:00 for the show that's the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity,

with me now is former adviser to john mccain, co-host of show time's "the circus" mark mckinnon, along with former aide for hillary clinton of america, joel payne. do you think that these squad endorsements will boost the sanders' campaign? >> i question whether any endorsement carries the same weight it used to. this is helpful for bernie sanders in this moment, short-term. he's had a rough month. this is certainly going to give his campaign a short-term boost. i think long-term, and you teased this a bit earlier. the dichotomy between the type of campaign sanders is running and warren is running, this continues to push those things apart. sanders is warning a mad as hell progressive campaign. warren is running electable progressive campaign. those are two different things. she's running as the progressive that can bring over moderates and people -- >> i mean, okay. >> but of the two, she's running that type of campaign. >> more so than bernie. >> exactly. this kind of emphasize that had dichotomy between the two. >> aoc and the squad as you know, continually draw intense fire from re

mark parker over the reins to former e-bay c.e.o. john donahoe while sales were rising during august time at the helm nike was recently hit by scandals including the end of the oregon project which was plagued by accusations of doping against its chief coach of the salazar. we work announced it's accepted rescue package from soft bank its largest investor a $9500000000.00 deal gives the japanese tech kongo merit an 80 percent stake in work kept a turbulent period for the co-working space from the included a failed i.p.o. and billions of dollars in lost value which. an hour for you. there it's time to get saving the world's most expensive chocolates just been launched in india ltd presented its for bell brands new truffle trio has instantly broken the record when it comes to costly sweet treats look. to haitian vanilla beans piedmont hazelnuts and jamaican blue mountain coffee just some of the high priced ingredients featuring in these tell curlingly expensive truffles at 5 and a half 1000 euros per kilo they've now entered the guinness bo

john butler. donald donald, thank you for being with us on tech analysis. let's get the first word. markanding by. >> the former national security advisor john bolton has been asked to testify next week for has been conducting the impeachment inquiry. he was ousted from the white house last month. it is unclear how he will respond to the deposition request. multiple witnesses have will seekthat bolton investigations from ukraine that is at the heart of the house investigation. the companies have not been damaged by nearby wildfires. came withinthe fire about 30 yards of the complex this morning but that is protected by aerial water drops and a fire break. it functions as a barrier to stop wildfires. they met to review the final offer from chicago public schools. mayor lawyers -- mayor lori lightfoot accused the teachers union to use a political agenda -- of using a political agenda to hold up a negotiation that will keep students out of classrooms for at least 10 days. a robustwill be presentation of the agreement that is on the table. they will vote on it, upward and. obviously, i am ho

mark ruffalo campaigned for john kerry and hillary clinton and they voted for the use of force in iraqine voting for someone who voted to approve the use of force but he calls out the person who carried it out. at least susan sierra sarandon hates hillary clinton. trish: your thoughts on the kurd situation and erdogan and turkey, very briefly. how did that play from a political standpoint for this president given the onslaught against him? >> i think on domestic politics it cuts both ways. he's taking us out of harm's way. a lot of people are shaking their heads saying is america a reliable ally? internationally the politics of it are very bad. it creates the image of the united states as being an unreliable ally. if bad things happen to the kurdish people who stuck with us through thick and thin in that part of the world. the world's community and even americans will say this is a mistake. trish: another nba fail, shutting down a reporter asking important question. >> whether you would feel differently about speaking out in that way in the future. trish: you will hear the full sound f

and, anyway, he bled on the battlefield as john kirby said. james spider marks, molly ball and ross garber. >>> a key vote tomorrow on a resolution that lays out the rules of the impeachment inquiry. will it be enough for republicans? >> also, southern california under the first ever extreme red flag warning as fire sweeps across the state. omar jimenez is there for us this morning. what are you seeing? >> an extreme red flag warning. the first time this terminology is being used. coming up, why. this could be a particularly devastating week for california. that and more when "newsroom" returns. tremfya® helps adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis uncover clearer skin that can last. in fact, tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya®. uncover clearer skin that can last. janssen can help you explore

marks: john. mr.cott-railton: yeah, so i think part of what's interesting about this case that just happened is -- and part of why it's such fun drama -- is how much trouble companies have with the public communication and narrative aspect of these cases, right? so google didn't attribute, got a lot of flak for it, later things did some form of attribution. and i feel like it's kind of an interesting space, because we're putting a lot of emphasis on companies basically stopping nation-states doing nation-state surveillance stuff. but those companies have, like, lots of different incentives, lots of different public relations incentives, different markets. and i feel like there's a bigger problem, which is the pipeline that public and policy makers have for getting like meaningful timely information about the full scope of the threats that they or other groups face is fundamentally constricted by the different incentives of the different players. so for example, shane, what was the number for nation-st

the previous one was ousted by mark tucker, john flynn.ed on operation -- project oak which was a cost-cutting procedure. this additional job cuts could be an extension of that project which was launched by john flint . 30% of the bank's capital was generating returns of less than 1%. this goes hand-in-hand with the search for a new ceo. will we get any guidance on whether the interim ceo in august, will he be named the permanent ceo? he has been angling for that job as he has embarked on are taking mark tucker's marching orders for further cost cuts to heart. the other thing is to what extent is the bank feeling the pain from the hong kong protests, the slowdown being felt as a result of that as well as the u.s.-china trade war? shery: what sort of numbers are we expecting? stephen: it is not going to be disastrous that it will be likely down year-over-year. likely to have fallen nearly 8%. that is the median or the consensus estimate of 15 analysts surveyed. you can see the shares area they have performed fairly well given global market

nike ceo mark parker is stepping down, effective january 2020, when he will become executive chairman he will be replaced by service now ceo, johnonohue, who serves on the company's board and is former ceo of ebay, joining us is mark parker, the ceo and chairman of nike mike, good afternoon to you. thanks so much for joining us. >> absolutely, yeah. >> so, mark, first question, of course, is why now >> well, we have a great, great leader for nike coming in. and that's john donahoe. he is absolutely the right leader for nike and what we're looking forward. he's the proven ceo of three successful companies he's no stranger to nike and we feel that he's actually the best choice to come in and actually usher this next wave of growth for nike. he's an extraordinary talent he's been on the board, so he's very familiar with nike over the past five years. we've worked closely together on the board. but also, just as part of our strategic planning process, so he's -- john's been very involved with the senior management team outside of the board process, and into the strategic planning process as well particularly around digital transform

the president decided in june to freeze this aid and wanted the secretary of defense mark esper and johnto run an interview and for corruption and making sure allies pay their fair share and this is why it doesn't make any sense because before the review the pentagon and the state department had done a review and announced to the oversight committee in congress and to the public that this aid was ready to go. and even when the president got back from the g-7, the point at which you would assume you are pressuring your allies to put forth more aid he still didn't unfreeze this. we're four months after this mysterious policy review and when you talk to the office of management and budget and d.o.d., they did not understand why this review was ordered or even what this review entailed and this raises suspicion that this could have been a stalling tactic and it was politically motivated on the part of the president. >> the president trying to hold back the aid until the president of ukraine does what he wants him to do. >> exactly. we saw from the phone call which happened in july that the p

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mark parker is handing over the reins to former e bay chief john donahoe while sales were rising during part time at the helm nike was recently dogged by scandals including the end of the oregon project which was plagued by accusations of doping against its chief coach. now mark zuckerberg is not giving up on the idea of a facebook backed digital currency the in a giant says it plans to launch libera as early as next year but not without the approval of all u.s. regulators $21.00 companies teamed up to create the libera association the group behind the currency along with facebook they include streaming service provider spotify rights service provider but liberal suffered a setback earlier this month when some backers among them payment companies mastercard and visa with drew from the project now facebook has about 2400000000 users a huge base of potential customers to make digital payments in the future but many politicians and regulators have slammed the social media platforms plan saying global would endanger global financial stability undermine user privacy and facilitate money laun

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john thank you for that facebook chief executive mark zuckerberg is appearing in front of the u.s. congressional committee again this time to defend the upcoming launch of a digital currency members of the house financial services committee concerned the system could disrupt the global financial system threaten users privacy and facilitate money laundering facebook announced its plans in june to launch a crypto currency called libera which could be used to pay for goods online and send money world wide there are more than a 1000000000 people around the world who don't have access to a bank account but could through mobile phones if the right system existed and that includes more than 14000000 people right here in the u.s. being shut out of the financial system has real consequences for people's lives and it's often the most disadvantaged people who pay the highest price people pay far too high a cost to have to wait far too long to send money home to their families abroad the current system is failing them the financial industry is stagnant and there is no digital financial and arc

>>time now 7.30 we've got robin and john here at the half hour mark to give us update on weather and traffic what you see out there lots of traffic it is packed out there. i thought get a break on friday so so much we've got so many little problem, so that's why traffic to slow and our bridges and things are picking up as far as temperature. they definitely are here we're going to be toastie this weekend today are stay in the 70's before 80's and even some 90's come the weekend a nice little view here looking down at soma and the very edge of financial district is the bay bridge empties out into the city and are crystal clear skies. >>something we've enjoyed all week long that's not changing today, you'll enjoy plenty of sunshine. throughout the course of your friday, 40's and 50's for your current temperatures to do don those jackets as you step out there and napa and say alina now at 41 degrees 54 while oakland and concord each 48 degrees later on today do expect daytime highs to be a bit warmer than yesterday but we're still staying mild in the 60's and 70's after today's when the

john, i want to talk to you next about facebook. and there were leaked recordings that came out earlier about mark zuckerberg talking about an elizabethsidency. in your opinion, john, how much of a threat to facebook is to an elizabeth warren presidency? john: i think facebook right now, it's kind of like a casino for emotions. the fact that it can control how we feel, there's a research paper was released where researchers discovered it's possible to change how you feel depending on what appears in your feed. so, the fact that the technology can be used to manipulate people -- people's emotions is quite powerful. so, regardless of who the candidate will be, it has to reckon with ethical concerns. taylor: is there any sense of extra compliance costs from facebook's end to fight a potential antitrust deal to affect their bottom line? alastair: i think investors will discount that, even if facebook spends -- i'm making this up -- spends $1 billion. investors i don't think will care about that. what they really want to know is what facebook does that makes so much money, which is targeted advertising with this amazingly powerful platform