they've been chanting for the independent candidates to be register as for these upcoming moscow city alexion it was a bit of a strange atmosphere during the protest because on the one hand there was a bit of a party atmosphere but on the other hand as you can see there is a huge police presence here in moscow and that doesn't seem to be changing in the coming hours protesters have said that they will. now walk around moscow that part of the project protests is not authorized and as you can see police are moving out we'll have to see how this develops going forward now emily's been talking to some guy mitra chian a russian opposition politician we do have a listen to what he had to say. but it's still grove and they need to drop all of the politically motivated cases against people. who hold early mero elections because the current one isn't doing his job properly. doesn't. mean that was russian opposition politician sergei richmond emily we know that the one of the main things that the opposition candidates are looking for is to be allowed to take part in local elections how likely is that g

houses in the legislative branch there is momentum heading into the 2020 alexion republicans are retiring quickly in large numbers because they see what president trump has done to their party with his insightful rhetoric that he has done on twitter and his name calling busy is couching language towards white supremacist white nationalists it's been bad and dangerous and president trump did basically nothing today to address the actual crisis that we're facing yeah i want to talk about his speech in just a 2nd i want to pick of though on what you've been advocating you say that there should be a ban on all firearms exam for revolvers shotguns and single cartridge rifles and you want the us to do what else troia did several decades ago you want the state to buy back all the weapons that are in circulation i mean if the democrats controlled all of congress and the white house maybe that would happen but that just doesn't seem likely anytime soon so aren't you really aren't you still engaged in wishful thinking here. absolutely not wishful thinking so we have a couple of different issues go

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puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly $230900.00 to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexion imagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico. r.t. new york. and other headlines italy's just got a new coalition government. after the 5 star movement struck a last minute deal with the democratic party to scuttle an attempt by the country's popular but deeply divisive interior minister to take power 2 weeks ago brought down his own ruling coalition in the hope of triggering elections rivals negotiations though that's not happened he's calling their agreement front to democracy. because it's something you know the real truth is that 60000000 italians are being held hostage by the 100 m.p.'s that are afraid of losing their seats this is the real truth there are just 100 m.p.'s clinging to their seats you can call that a democracy but then don't be surprised if people say why do i need to vote well talian politics is a bit of a minefield some describing the latest crisis as being the most craziest yet what resulted is into enemies strolling hand in hand to for

concentrated poverty of any part of the united states and the region is rapidly depopulating with a 2020 alexion is looming candidates should really take this state in the consideration and not just in pre-election campaign promises but when they get into office as well caleb mop and r.t. new york richard wolffe a professor of economics says that people are waking up to the fact that trump cantilever on his promises. if you impose a tariff and if the chinese as they have done respond with a tyrus that is going to hurt the american companies that used to sell to china i don't think anyone is surprised that mr trump's promises that this kind of job ending in the united states would stop turns out to be a promise he cannot deliver and i think it will hurt his image in the united states because it more and more people are confronted with the difference between what he promises and what he can deliver the underlying economic reality is driving people to recognize that mr trump was just a republican version a bit more extreme perhaps but not fundamentally different from all of the others. before we go

puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly $230900.00 to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexionagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico tale of mop and artsy new york. armors on a local care in just over 30 minutes time with more headlines from around the world see them. need to put me in the demo. i'm one of them and i think i can send it out by anyone then no one knows where buddy. that someone might be should have been there so they are. presumed i didn't want that and why i think it's i mean yes and you should know that if you know that yankee game keep it to keep any kind of tequila down to the night he made a mistake and it was done that you know enough about him before out of. the. readings and sal you take today i think it's time we we have a little talk about priorities watchers priority it's those things that take precedence before others because our values deem them to be more important than most our children are often our priorities are health our families all are generally considered to be universal individual priorities that all of our l

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economy me we can and make donald trump very keen to do a trade deal with china the other with the 2020 alexion on the horizon they wonder if a different president might be easier to negotiate with the other thing is that donald trump has proven that yet again at the rally in cincinnati in ohio he doesn't quite understand what. seeing that china is pouring money into the u.s. economy that is not true it is businesses and people here in the united states who end up paying the talents in fact the reserve port just last week the see the trade war with china which you remember donald trump said should be quick and easy to when it's costing the average american family of 4 somewhere in the region of $2000.00 a year. syrian state media says a conditional cease fire has been reached in the last rebel held province of it live so far there's been no response from the opposition at least 2 children were killed in fighting in the lead on thursday and this is video appearing to show syrian government forces bombing villages in nearby hama more than 400 civilians have been killed in northwestern syria since

puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly $230900.00 to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexionagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico. are to new york. thanks for joining us here on earth the international will be back at the top of the hour with the latest. tony. i'm one of the what i think. ended up by a little one but one of those real body. they . should have and this. put them to i don't want that i or i can't it's funny as hell and nation you know that whole community yeah and question boom he could feel that he had a chicken does. he made a move out of all of the money that he i want to come out of the. things. we do and. officer of the family had to get up off the ground if sir began to pat him down. on the sounds of kind of maybe. mislead especially. early. in the visual twisted away from the officer. the officer did they kind of lunge for the weapon once mr. then what happened on 3 swung at the officers hands didn't hit him i never saw any contact between the 2 and the kind went back to where they were so the officers back here there try a

puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly $230900.00 to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexion imagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico kaleb mop and artsy new york. environmental activists have reacted with anger of true emerged that nestle is seeking permission to extract millions of leaders of water a day from natural springs in florida's santa fe river it's part of a push by the food and beverage company to increase its bottled water production that river runs through the north of the state and its rich diversity look at the beautiful isn't it among the animal species that live there for instance 50 breeds of turtle its ecosystem is already considered to be at risk because of years of overpumping. with indigenous communities up north and neighboring kind of their votes been complaining of nestle's activities to saying they've been losing access to their clean water they've launched a petition calling on the government to stop permitting the exploitation of the local rivers can tell us in a safe or a comment on this 1st father's day nothing but

puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly $230900.00 to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexionmagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico table are to new york. strain in government says it's setting up an intelligence tall schools to investigate perceived foreign interference in its universities the country's education minister has cited the growing vulnerability will stray is institutions in the face of foreign adversaries . according to the lightest advice from the australian sabah security center the targeting of a strain universities continues to increase state sponsored sarees my use university networks as infrastructure due to their reliability and ha and very traffic. to hide in the noise the federal government is working with the university sector to develop based practice guidelines for dealing with foreign interference although no particular state has been named directly the finger is not being pointed at chinese students who account for close to a 3rd of all foreign students in australia last month the university of queensland still tension

concentrated poverty of any part of the united states and the region is rapidly depopulating with a 2020 alexion is looming candidates should really take this state in the consideration and not just in pre-election campaign promises but when they get into office as well caleb mop and r.t. new york which at ross moose a professor of political economy says that the u.s. steel companies are not competitive. a lot of voters took a chance on trump but trump's policies have clearly failed not only in michigan but in other areas of the great lakes where we had a lot of manufacturing u.s. steel companies are are not competitive they've taken the money and raised their prices instead of investing and becoming more cost efficient and hiring more workers that's what they did so the tariffs don't work what happened was those 25 percent tariffs on steel imports the u.s. steel companies took advantage of those tariffs the steel companies name it related the terms to their benefit didn't hire workers and now because their prices are too high. they have to lay people off because they're losing cannot competitio

puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly $230900.00 to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexion imagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico tale of mop and artsy new york. environmental activists have reacted with anger off to submerge that nestle is seeking to permission to extract millions of liters of water a day from the true springs in florida sun to face river spoke of a push by the food and beverage company to increase its bottled water production river runs to the north of the state it's rich diversity is beautiful isn't it money animal species that for instance $50.00 breeds of turtles ecosystems are already considered to be at risk because of years of overpumping main time indigenous communities up north of neighboring come of the vote being complained. of nestle's activity say they've been losing access to their clean water in fact they've launched a petition calling on the government to stop permitting the exploitation of local rivers we asked nestle to comment they have got back as yet over the company officially has always maintained that

puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly $230900.00 to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexion imagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico kaleb mop and artsy new york. environmental activists. that nestlé seeking permission to make millions of liters of water a day from the true springs in florida's sun to reverse split of a push by the food and beverage company doing crease its bottled water production but about this river it runs through the north of the state but look at the rich diversity beautiful isn't it among the animal species that live there for instance 50 breeds of its ecosystems are considered the risk because of overpumping meantime indigenous communities up north and neighboring coming to revulse have been complaining of nestle's activities saying they've been losing access. their clean water over it they've launched a petition in fact calling on their government to stop permitting the exploitation of the local rivers well i can tell you we asked nestle for comment they haven't given us a response yet but of course the official line is

economy me we can and make donald trump very keen to do a trade deal with china the other with the 2020 alexion on the horizon they wonder if a different president might be easier to negotiate with the other thing is that donald trump has proven that yet again at the rally in cincinnati in ohio he doesn't quite understand how tired of swag. seeing that china is pouring money into the u.s. economy that is not true it is businesses and people here in the united states who end up paying the talents in fact the reserve port just last week the see the trade war with china which you remember donald trump said should be quick and easy to when is cost the average american family of $4.00 somewhere in the region of $2000.00 a year the syrian state media is reporting a conditional cease fire has been reached in the last rebel held province of it there's been no response so far from the opposition though at least 2 children were killed in fighting in it live on thursday and this is video which appears to show the syrian government forces bombing villages in nearby hama more than 400 civilians have been ki

are a lot of tensions with the talk about you know french accusations of russian interference that alexion the attic station of crimea where do things stand right now between the 2 you have a lot of conflicting issues but we don't have misunderstandings there's no misunderstanding on crimea it's for all the russian. russia thinks it has a legal right to annex countries. and we have a position that we don't think anybody has the right to annex other parts of this country it's sort of misunderstandings sort of thief different situation and russia . on legal terms has signed up to the treaties and conventions that forbid this kind of crave the same as with russian intervention french domestic professed. in the direction government says it doesn't do this a they say they don't use triple triple. we have a sort of we not only state that we have we have evidence sort of brought this for us in the open the week before this was a several trials that are now going on the diet fresh and stuff so if the specs and your offices and this is not a misunderstanding it's a different world it's yes it's a v

puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly $230900.00 to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexionimagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico table are to new york. through feuding parties form a new coalition government in italy scuttling of power play by the country's anti law group interior minister stay with us for the details right after the break. and when else seems wrong. why don't we just don't. let me. get to see. this day come down to. and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. what politicians do. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. want to. be right it's like the 43 in the morning can't be good. interested always in the why. should. the international italy's just got a new coalition government this day that saw for the 5 star movement struck a last minute deal with the democratic party to scotland by the country's popular but deeply divisive interior minister to take power 2 weeks ago sylvie brought down his own ruling c

puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly 230900 dollars to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexion imagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico caleb mopp and r.t. new york. ny says want to return to think the tech industry has been at the forefront of tomorrow's world and also leading the way in equality and diversity among stuff but it seems one european web developers conference in germany then get that memo despite promising a rich and diverse lineup it's canceled october's event after a number of delegates objected that no women speakers were taking part in this year's conference seems to have gone with the white males only conference lineup shame is 2019 we can do better there were numerous speakers with 2 sessions myself included workshop in the search but no women at all i'm not comfortable that it wasn't an easy decision to make because i do enjoy sharing my coding passion but having advocated for diversity at p.h.p. developer conferences for the last several years i have to follow my beliefs the diversity should be a cornerstone of the p.h.p. dev

economy me we can and make donald trump very keen to do a trade deal with china the other with the 2020 alexion on the horizon they wonder if a different president might be easier to negotiate with the other thing is that donald trump has proven that yet again at the rally in cincinnati in ohio he doesn't quite understand how tired of swag. seeing that china is pouring money into the u.s. economy that is not true it is businesses and people here in the united states who end up paying the tab of the reserve port just last week the see the trade war with china which you remember donald trump said should be quick and easy to when it's costing the average american family of 4 somewhere in the region of $2000.00 a year. iraq and the united arab emirates will strengthen and expand their maritime border security cooperation a deal was signed in tehran by iran in a border police commanders it was the 1st meeting between the 2 sides in 6 years and it follows a number of incidents in the gulf that that. meeting was practical with the aim of coordinating between iran and the us for border security agreeme

puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly $230900.00 to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexion imagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico table artsy new york. voter mindset activists have reacted with anger often emerge that mislay is seeking permission to extract millions of liters of water every day from natural springs in florida's santa fe river a spot of a push by the food and beverage company to increase its bottled water production the river runs through the north of the state and is rich in diversity among the animal species that live there for instance 15 breeds of titles so you can systems already considered to be at risk due to use of the pumping. indigenous communities in neighboring kind of there have also been complaining of nestle's activity saying they've been losing access to clean rooms the petition calling on the government to stop them with an explanation over local rivers. we have asked nestlé for comment we've not yet received a response of the company does insist it's always maintained that it appears to all relevant regulate

puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly $230900.00 to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexionmagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico kaleb mop and artsy new york. just before we go to a breaking story a prisoner exchange between russia and ukraine has started in the past few hours a plane carrying several ukrainian prisoners who are being held in prisons in russia is expected to land in the ukrainian capital kiev at any moment among those on board the ukrainian filmmaker who writes a sense of right wing ukrainian politician nikolai coupe yoke of little timmy above the. political activist this will politically started in the early morning hours here in russia earlier on july 12th during the 1st phone call between the russian president vladimir putin. his ukrainian counterpart vladimir selenski there was an agreement that the swap would take place later this year we will bring you more news on this developing story in the next hour and that is your news update from our i will be back here in just over 30 minutes time with more on that story and arou

puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly $230900.00 to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexionmagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico. are to new york. news round up i'm resigning oakwood not be back here in just a bit minutes time with more breaking headlines from around the world see them. and that the some stuff and the when the when this can do you need to manually apply them in about. 100 you kookiness these things you know what i will do you plan to amend. and you do because i'm too difficult. for. you you got. one day soon and i. need to quit threatening them or don't let your gold was going to come to. you no no go. ahead now and dad only i'm live now i'm dead to the kids who need. to kill him when they were listening to that awning of the right again. only took a long time with him found alex at home with the man next to me what you know now i'm a little cool because he knew that he had to get a bad one i need them with all the mud that he. had of all. that. boko haram is the most violent jihad to school in sub-saharan africa. a little bit

puerto rico's debt crisis have donated roughly $230900.00 to democrats who are running in the 2020 alexion imagine what that kind of money could do for the people of puerto rico table mop and artsy new york. knicks this morning so it was posed by the way environmental reacted with anger after the merge that nestle is seeking permission to extract millions of liters of water a day from the trail springs into florida's santa fe river it's part of a push by the food and beverage company to increase its bottled water production that river runs through the north of the state and it's rich in bio diversity among the animal species that live there are 15 breeds of to the tools for instances ecosystems to are really considered to be at risk through years of overpumping we have to keep a job called him and what he thinks of nestle's latest. many of us are soon in comments to this money river water management district which is the agency that can approve or deny this burma and the district so under water management district serves they have noticed all these comments the district has even decided la

he really is not bound by conventional politics at all he seems very much concerned with the 2020 alexion but this does create a situation in which in the future it is unclear that u.s. members of congress are going to be able to go to other countries without it becoming a domestic political issue so what exactly is going to happen here we don't know hopefully they will resolve this in a way that satisfactory to all parties but that's not going to happen anytime soon john in washington thank you. 2 people have died after knife attack all police that's a lot so mosque in occupied east jerusalem police were deployed to the area after the attack by 2 young palestinians both suspects were shot and killed by police it comes off that dozens of protesters were injured at the al aqsa mosque compound by as were the police this week. and so has all the news our prime minister says 6 european countries will take in my current stranded at sea despite its interior minister trying to block the boat from talking. demonstrations as well as celebrations on south korea's independence day as tensions contin

economy me we can and make donald trump very keen to do a trade deal with china the other with the 2020 alexion on the horizon they wonder if a different president might be easier to negotiate with the other thing is that donald trump has proven that yet again at the rally in cincinnati in ohio he doesn't quite understand what. seeing that china is pouring money into the u.s. economy that is not true it is businesses and people here in the united states who end up paying the tab of the reserve port just last week the see the trade war with china which you'll remember donald trump said should be quick and easy to when it's costing the average american family of 4 somewhere in the region of $2000.00 a year. time he weather his journey and we're talking about i guess one of the consequences of all that rain they've had across europe recently here we are in fact the u.k. particular peter and it was really just one really severe thunderstorm a very short space of time so let me show you 1st this is a region talk about dog which is in these midlands of the u.k. but look at these pictures because you

economy me we can and make donald trump very keen to do a trade deal with china the other with the 2020 alexion on the horizon they wonder if a different president might be easier to negotiate with the other thing is that donald trump has proven that yet again at the rally in cincinnati in ohio he doesn't quite understand what. seeing that china is pouring money into the u.s. economy that is not true it is businesses and people here in the united states who end up paying the tab of the reserve port just last week the see the trade war with china which you'll remember donald trump said should be quick and easy to when it's costing the average american family of 4 somewhere in the region of $2000.00 a year. and to mozambique now where the president has struck a peace deal with the leader former rebel movements and the years of hostilities fully near as he signed the agreement of the day who leads an opposition party its i'm doing is disbanding as part of the deal charlotte ballots reports. mozambicans have waited more than 40 years for this moment since the country gained independence in 1975 the

economy me we can and make donald trump very keen to do a trade deal with china the other with the 2020 alexion on the horizon they wonder if a different president might be easier to negotiate with the other thing is that donald trump has proven that yet again at the rally in cincinnati in ohio he doesn't quite understand how tired of swag. seeing that china is pouring money into the u.s. economy that is not true it is businesses and people here in the united states who end up paying their talents in fact there was a report out just last week that see the trade war with china which you remember donald trump said should be quick and easy too when it's costing the average american family of 4 somewhere in the region of $2000.00 a year. plus more still to come for you here on news including be a builder crisis in the d r c is one year old and the death toll is still growing and the sports news will meet the female boxer fighting for equality in ghana. syrian state media says a conditional cease fire has been reached in the last rebel held province of italy but there's been no response yet from the

economy me we can and make donald trump very keen to do a trade deal with china the other with the 2020 alexion on the horizon they wonder if a different president might be easier to negotiate with the other thing is that donald trump has proven that yet again at the rally in cincinnati in ohio he doesn't quite understand what. seeing that china is pouring money into the u.s. economy that is not true it is businesses and people here in the united states who end up paying the tab of the reserve port just last week the see the trade war with china which you remember donald trump said should be quick and easy to when it's costing the average american family of 4 somewhere in the region of $2000.00 a year. hoofy rebels in yemen have carried out a major attack on saudi and generally backed forces a military parade was hit by a missile in aden that happened just weeks after the u.a.e. began to reduce its military presence in yemen 70 jacka reports. it started as a military parade. it ended in this the result of what he said was a missile strike in aden the seat of the saudi backed government the camp

economy me we can and make donald trump very keen to do a trade deal with china the other with the 2020 alexion on the horizon they wonder if a different president might be easier to negotiate with the other thing is that donald trump has proven that yet again at the rally in cincinnati in ohio he doesn't quite understand what. seeing that china is pouring money into the u.s. economy that is not true it is businesses and people here in the united states who end up paying the tab of the reserve port just last week the see the trade war with china which you remember donald trump said should be quick and easy to when it's costing the average american family of 4 somewhere in the region of $2000.00 a year. who the rebels in yemen have carried out a major attack on sound saudi and amorality backed forces a military parade was hit by a missile in aden it comes just weeks after the u.a.e. began to reduce its military presence in yemen stephanie decker reports. it started as a military parade. it ended in this the result of what he said was a missile striking age in the seat of the saudi backed governm

that it might hurt you politically because it's only going to be a couple months before the 2020 alexion i don't care politically really to a lot of people don't understand this iran one election and i want happened to be for president i don't care politically i'm going to run another election i think i'm winning based on polls that we see whether i win or not i have to do the right thing so i don't do things for political reasons is it good probably not maybe it is i mean a lot of people are smart a lot of people say having russia which is a power of having them inside the room is better than having them outside the room by the way there were numerous people during the g 7 that felt that way and we didn't take a vote on anything but we did discuss it my inclination is to say yes they should be and they were really it was a president obama i'm not blaming him but a lot of bad things happened with president putin and president obama one of the things that happened was as you know what happened then with a very big area a very very big and important area in the middle east where the red li

them are adding an element to waiting it out because as you know we are well under way for the 2020 alexion the united states and i think particularly china iran and to some extent north korea they realize that it might be best to wait this out to see if donald trump is going to get reelected or receive who they're going to be dealing with in just a little over a year so i think that's why there was kind of this muted subdued tone to the g. 7 this year on the one hand it's totally possible that the u.s. president donald trump would meet with the iranian president because he went to the demilitarized zone and met with chairman kim jong un in north korea so anything's possible but he also knows that it was a really weird dynamic in the press conference today because you have president kroll talking about the ways that they were trying to strengthen the deal as it remained without the u.s. while the president united states was standing beside him justifying why the u.s. got out of it because he was such a bad deal so i think and menu mccraw is trying to salvage as much as he came in with the m

economy me we can and make donald trump very keen to do a trade deal with china the other with the 2020 alexion on the horizon they wonder if a different president might be easier to negotiate with the other thing is that donald trump has proven that yet again at the rally in cincinnati in ohio he doesn't quite understand how tired of swag. seeing that china is pouring money into the u.s. economy that is not true it is businesses and people here in the united states who end up paying the tab of the reserve port just last week the see the trade war with china which you remember donald trump said should be quick and easy to when it's costing the average american family of 4 somewhere in the region of $2000.00 a year. they were all in the united arab emirates will strengthen and expand their maritime border security cooperation a deal was signed in tehran by iran in an m.r.i. border police commanders it was the 1st such meeting between the 2 sides in 6 years and it follows a number of incidents in the gulf that that. meeting was practical with the aim of coordinating between iran and the us for bo

economy me we can and make donald trump very keen to do a trade deal with china the other with the 2020 alexion on the horizon they wonder if a different president might be easier to negotiate with the other thing is that donald trump has proven that yet again at the rally in cincinnati in ohio he doesn't quite understand what. seeing that china is pouring money into the u.s. economy that is not true it is businesses and people here in the united states who end up paying the tabs in fact there was a report just last week that see the trade war with china which you remember donald trump said should be quick and easy to when it's costing the average american family of 4 somewhere in the region of $2000.00 a year but as you heard the u.s. president donald trump is back on the campaign trail taking his 2020 reelection bid to the city of cincinnati that's in ohio that he launched a blistering attack on his democratic rivals but the issue of immigration soon became the big talking point castro was at the rally democrat lawmakers care more about illegal aliens a protester holding a banner reading immi

two analysts coming out with positive comments on a possible buyout of alexion pharmaceuticals.arnings. it seems to be bucking the tide of this department store -- of department store woes. going into the bloomberg real quick, gtv is where you can find our library. we talk about rising yields. the s&p 500 dividend yield still outweighs or has recently outweighed the 10 year treasury at this point. hours, different directions. what's the story? both reporting. gap disappointing if we look at how the stocks have traded this far. which may translate into the friday session. it has reduced its losses. , sales expectations continuing to decline down 4% year-over-year, or i should say, store sales. salesforce.com, meanwhile, exceeding all expectations. gap have been a big challenge. the ceo saying the challenging traffic trends continue to be an issue. look at salesforce.com. they came in with a projection of profit going forward that was much higher than most analysts thought. applications are continuing to see rapid growth. paul: we saw volatility in commodities as well. what's goin

break the two-day losing streak and in correction and on the down day is all those bio tech names, alexion, biogen. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it's a wild 48 hours for the markets. look at the twists and turns between president trump's tweets and breaking headlines starting with friday china announced tariffs. we did see a 235-point drop for the dow. and then we had positive comments from fed chair powell's speech which brought us up 190 points president trump then tweeted that american companies are here by ordered to start looking for alternative to china that one sent the markets plunging, 630 points and the tweet that took us into the weekend president trump doubling down on october tariffs and we were down another 329 points then came the heed lines out of g7 trump saying second thoughts on the trade war with china helping the futures. afterward the white house press secretary clarifying the remarks saying he regrets not raising tariffs higher and then finally, futures popped when the president said the talks were back on the table and we have stayed green throughout the day. let'

but really not by much among the gainers today, alexion. that we are seeing overall is in this consumer stocks and food consumer stocks. bob, i'm wondering whether people are stress eating food stocks ahead of jerome powell. >> jurm staples with a good day. combine hawkish comments from federal reserve officials, disappointing news on the manufacturing front, the economic data and get gyrating rates and a flat market right now. i agree with the prior comment wasn't a day for clear direction on where the market was going. there's the closing bell s&p 500 down 2 points. ♪ >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm david faber in for wilfred frost today. i'm sara eisen here with mike santoli. wall street higher across the board and cut into -- higher only on the dow. lost some of that momentum there. dow closed up 2 points s&p 500 closing just around the flat line. did have some selling into the close. the nasdaq down. the russell down about a quarter of 1%. as far as what did well and what didn't today, financials, real estate, consumer staples all c

donald trump in the 2020 alexion candidates disagreed on a wide range of issues from immigration andlimate to health care 10 potential candidates lined up but all eyes were on former vice president joe biden and his main rival california sen campbell harris. joe biden had seen it coming come on a harris renewed her attack on the democratic front runner in the 2nd round of t.v. debates. but this time the former vice president was prepared and went on the offensive to the senator said several plans to the floor and that any time someone tells you to get something good in 10 years you should wonder why it takes 10 years if you know who says no talk about the fact that the plan in 10 years will cost $3.00 trillion dollars if you will lose your employer based insurance and in fact you know this is the single most important issue facing the pope he drew a stinging response. so i think that you should really think about what you're saying but be reflective and understand that the people of america want access to health care and do not want cost to be their barrier to getting better with the

them are adding an element to waiting it out because as you know we are well under way for the 2020 alexionseem united states and i think particularly china iran and to some extent north korea they realize that it might be best to wait this out to see of donald trump is going to get reelected to see who they're going to be dealing with in just a little over a year so i think that's why there was kind of this muted subdued tone to the g. 7 this year ok let me just deal with some of those specifics you've been talking about let's start with iran it looked as though that president. was really putting forward the suggestion that the possibility could happen that there would be a meeting between the u.s. and iranian presidents do you think he's doing this more from a position of hope rather than expectation. honestly think he's doing it from a position of desperation just because on the one hand it's totally possible that the u.s. president donald trump would meet with the iranian president because he went to the demilitarized zone and met with chairman kim jong un in north korea so anything's p