i look at dickies and then i go to carhart.ears are the same but they are half-price. >> to answer your question, one of the reasons i came to this company, i came here because i did not want to be in luxury. i wanted to be in products you can sell to everybody. i grew up in kentucky with a single mom. i love this world where you walk in the street and see people wearing your stuff. you don't have to walk to the high-end fashion mall. i feel so at home here. >> i want to get your impression of my impression. i go to europe and all i ever see is north face. i go to the nicest street in berlin and they are lining up from north face. the last eight conference calls before you got here i never heard north face. how is that possible? >> it's a phenomenal brand. we performed very well in europe. not as well here. we will change that. i think at the end of the day we are running a different operating model in the rest of the world than the u.s. that made us bureaucratic and slow and not as effective. now we have brought the european o

vincent: free fundraising, raising 200 million euros but after investments dickie broke even becauseortant to have healthy business model to grow the business. tom: ok, ceo and cofounder thank you very much. the valuation gap opened up a taking timebomb. this week on daybreak europe we will feature start ups, it's an investment bank backing these companies and faculty ai, that coming up later this week, across the show. stay with us. the summit where energy and finance and technology converge kicks up with guests using the qr code, you can scan it now and tune in for that virtually or in person. stay with us, this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: happy tuesday. soft right now in a just tech stocks in hong kong. rotation into mainland markets after golden week. benchmark close to 11% of, the last time i checked you were up 4% and you had been up for nine days prior to the holiday and now you are back. in drc did not deliver in the fiscal support. we look to the state council, worth noting dater came through in mainland china in terms of travel and shopping and consumption, a bit of a lift to sale

one responsibility of whether to prescribe this pill but also administer the taking, not any tom, dickie and harry. [crosstalk] mr. meyer: there is a fundamental disagreement here. i think legislators generally should get out of the doctors office. i think doctors have a wealth of knowledge -- my wife is the boss of my house and i think she needs to be the boss when a patient comes to see her in the emergency room. that goes to death with dignity and women's reproductive rights. mr. ramone: may i recount? tom: very quickly. mr. ramone: one of the most important things of a governor is they understand what they are saying and what they are talking about and we both agree, the doctors should have the ability to distribute but the bill doesn't do that. tom: you made that point. we want to talk about working with the general assembly and we will turn to sarah. sarah: a cooperative relationship between the general a summary and governor is a necessity for any administration to make effective policy change. would your administration take a more active approach in setting an agenda and working

luke cowan—dickie celebrated his return to the england squad with the game's decisive score. 31—27 the night. and it was also very close between the scarlets and connacht in llanelli. scarlets had looked close to a first win of the season, but the irish team were too strong for them. ben murphy with their third try, and it ended 24—23. the first super league play—off semifinal took place tonight between hull kr and warrington wolves. hull kr, who, have never been in grand final before, have done it, they eventually won by 10—8. they'll be off to old trafford next saturday to play either wigan or leigh. and some cricket, and england's test captain ben stokes is a doubt for the first test against pakistan on monday. the all—rounder hasn't played since the beginning of august and is still recovering from a hamstring injury. stokes did bat and bowl in the nets today in multan, but will undergo more tests before it's decided if he'll play in the match. that's almost step that i am hearing that sunderland have equalised, it must have been well into added time at the stadium of lights at the

musk, dickie line, the shipping company but others like ben horowitz are also writing these huge checks in this final stretch the trump campus to catch up with the harris camp. they have a large fundraising advantage. crypto donations are also coming into both sides but for the trump campaign i can tell you in the summer months they raised $3 million or was it 5 million? raised 5 million in the past three months, 3 million in the second quarter. 7 million in six months coming into crypto. stuart: they need to catch up to harris. she has raised a lot. look at this. the odds so i makers are heavily favoring trump to win the election, the betting markets, 61% to harris's 39%. this is on the betting market. charles payne with me now. is the betting market a good indicator for the election? lauren: better than the polls particularly real money has gone to work. these polls, we've looked at these polls, let me look inside these polls, extraordinarily misleading. i've seen polls were the first five answers are yes, yes, yes and that does donald trump suck? yes, you said yes five times in a row

one responsibility of whether to prescribe this pill but also administer the taking, not any tom, dickie and harry. [crosstalk] mr. meyer: there is a fundamental disagreement here. i think legislators generally should get out of the doctors office. i think doctors have a wealth of knowledge -- my wife is the boss of my house and i think she needs to be the boss when a patient comes to see her in the emergency room. that goes to death with dignity and women's reproductive rights. mr. ramone: may i recount? tom: very quickly. mr. ramone: one of the most important things of a governor is they understand what they are saying and what they are talking about and we both agree, the doctors should have the ability to distribute but the bill doesn't do that. tom: you made that point. we want to talk about working with the general assembly and we will turn to sarah. sarah: a cooperative relationship between the general a summary and governor is a necessity for any administration to make effective policy change. would your administration take a more active approach in setting an agenda and working

dickie at night, first things first we're talking about maybe some showers coming this weekend that still looks like to be happening in even good timing on that, too. so for your saturday, it's not going to interrupt of, but it has some variable clouds going on today. sfo, no delays out there. you can see much in the way of fog either, although don't let that fool you. the atmosphere is starting to moisten up temperature. check for you at this hour. mostly 50's and 40's mixture. there's a couple of 30's were hiding out here and there can't quite see any on this map here. but 40's and 50's will do it at this hour. so look ahead with everything again. variable clouds with a spotty shower, very, very spotty for today. tonight's win, the better shot is that is this evening. and then tomorrow morning that early shower, then cool conditions with 70 inland after going to see highs today near about 80 in spots the next week. it's cool. variable clouds continue with showers. thursday question, mark. probably should put there because the models don't totally agree and particularly by next week and

we've been covering this now as it hit. 8:30 tonight it hit see yes dickie as a category three hurricanemember, just 13, 14 hours ago it was a category five hurricane. then became a category four and been -- by the time it hit land about 120 mile-per-hour winds so a category three. they were expecting 15-foot storm surge. instead in some areas the water actually receded in tampa bay. it was a break for them. but it was also bad news as you get further down towards harris out. and siesta key. a live look at santa bell florida as you look at the islands. we will talk about that coming out. continuing with our reporters on the ground as the storm makes its way across the central florida peninsula. next. hey, take a moment. do you know who we are? we are the kids you champion every day. we are the ones who dream big. and because of you, our dreams become a reality. these are more than just words. this is what we're all about. this is shriners children's™. because for more than 100 years now, shriners children's™ has been on a mission to provide the most amazing care anywhere. and guess what?

luke cowan—dickie, celebrated his return to the england squad, with the game's decisive try. 31—27 theof the night. 52—36 the final score. cricket, and england's test captain ben stokes is a doubt for the first test against pakistan on monday. the all—rounder hasn't played since the beginning of august and is still recovering from a hamstring injury. stokes did bat and bowl in the nets in multan yesterday but will undergo more tests before its decided if he'll play in the match. and there's a chance that if he does play, he won't bowl. now england's women play in the t20 world cup in the campaign against bangladesh. find world cup in the campaign against itangladesh-_ world cup in the campaign against banuladesh. : :, , :, :, it's time now for unspun world withjohn simpson, who's focusing on the war in the middle east. is somebody telling you to hurry up? we do _ is somebody telling you to hurry up? we do need — is somebody telling you to hurry up? we do need to get our skates on this morning _ hello, and welcome to unspun world. it's good to have you with us. in this edition... in the

dickie says it won't matter one iota if you can't manage your life online.going to go out soon. none of us will be able to get online, and he's also going to pepper the countryside with these wretched wind turbines. >> yes, he is all over the country and they are . i'm sorry. country and they are. i'm sorry. some people like them. they're hideous. >> i don't think we're there yet with the technology and that stuff. simon has said, i don't agree completely with the guest who was discussing identity with bev and andrew. this was our guest earlier. oh yeah? charlie, who said that he didn't think if you were born here, you could consider yourself to be english. if your parents weren't born here. simon says, i think ethnic minorities can be english because because it is a cultural identity, not an ethnic one. there are white people who may have only arrived here a couple of hundred years ago, only arrived a couple of hundred years ago. i do agree that someone can't be english and for example, culturally indian at the same time. it's definitely mutually exclusive.

and you've not heard a dicky bird about it. and i think it will take time.need to get a grip on the situation, but we need to communicate effectively what is happening. he sounds very positive. does bill suzanne? >> he does. i'm sorry to be negative. 3000 people returned. well, 1000 people came across in boats just two saturdays ago. in one single day, the weather's not been so good the last few days. i'm sure we've all noticed that, but. so they won't be coming the last couple of days. but we've got another break in the weather. they'll be coming back again. and the whole it's just the whole social knock on effect that really troubles me deeply. it's not just hotels, it's the home office is having to take over rental properties. so we've already got rents sky high. people can't afford to rent a home. the government the previous government, and this one's not going to be any different, is pushing landlords out of the market. there's a shortage of rental properties. and now what rental properties are available are going to bill asylum seekers. >> i get sick t