a solid start at the amex would help settle a ny tottenha m a solid start at the amex would help settlee was gone after three minutes. the easiest goal of the season while hugo luis's attempt to keep it out resulted in a nasty arm injury. the goalkeeper was given oxygen in a six minute delay but couldn't continue. his manager had more problems. aaron connko his manager had more problems. aaron connolly making it 2—0. he wasn't finished there. clever, confident, clinical. two for the teenager and brighton were rampant. in need of a goal, tottenham can normally rely on a clinical striker of their own. not today, harry kane. 3—0 finished and tottenham's problems get worse but for brighton it is a first league win since the opening day and the first win against tottenham since 1983. let's hear from the spurs boss now, he says that injury to lloris, a suspected dislocated elbow, changed the game but he insists everyone that everyone at the club must stay together. the game was tough. it was very difficult to control and manage the game. after three minutes, only what we can say is thank you

lengthy bans — and potential criminal charges — following 2 separate incidents of racism at their amexder—23's match in september and last sauturday‘s match against spurs. and dereck chisora and david price will meet in a british heavyweight fight later this month. chisora was set to face joseph parker until the former world champion withdrew through illness. liverpool boxer price has now stepped in to take his place. there were more positive signs for andy murray today, as he continues his recovery from hip surgery earlier this year. after confirming that he will make his grand slam return at the australian open injanurary, the former world number one pushed fabio fognini all the way at the shanghai masters. murray took the italian to a third set tie—break, but was narrowly edged out, as rhia chohan reports. fabio, he had to keep up that pace. he could quite shake murray off but he did take the first set at the tie—break. it was a sign that the former world number one of the site would make it easy. a few too many got the better of fognini. it will the fight was on and to see them mov

futures are steady as we wrap up the first big week of q3 earnings coke and amex look good.ngrades of caterpillar, macy's and others. big weekend ahead for the uk as parliament meets in a special session to talk brexit ten year 175, four fed speakers today. our road map begins with global growth concerns. china posting the weakest gdp in 27 years aed my fallout from the trade war. >> we'll wrap up the first week of earnings season, two names in focus, coke and american express, both rallyi ining aheaf the bell. >> rick perry set to leave trump's cabinet. he will join us live this hour going to start with that slowdown, china saying the economy grew 6% in q3 from a year ago, believed to be china's slowest gain in nearly three decades. markets here largely shrugging it off industrial production was up from the prior five to 58. retail sales up from 75 back to 78 so kind of mixed. >> this one we can say, look, there is something for everybody. fed can still cut. but i'm doing a lot of work on american express this morning. consumer is still strong consumer strong, business, cor

a solid start at the amex would help settle a ny tottenha m a solid start at the amex would help settleome. aaron connelly scored to make it 2—0 in his first premier league start. and connelly was not finished there, clinical, two for the teenager and brighton rampant. tottenham can normally rely ona rampant. tottenham can normally rely on a clinical striker of their own when in trouble, but not today for a harry kane. a first league win for the opening day for brighton, the first league win against tottenham since 1933. here are the other results in the premier league. jeff hendrick scored the winner for burnley against ten—man everton. villa won 5—1 at norwich. wesley scored twice and also missed a penalty. goalless between watford and sheffield united. west ham have just kicked off against crystal palace, no goals yet. in scotland, nine—man aberdeen came from behind to draw against hibs. motherwell beat stjohnstone 2—0. and pressure increases on hearts boss craig levein as they lost 1—0 at home to kilmarnock. it finished 2—2 between ross county and stjohnstone. celtic play livingston

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well away from the very top of the division the game of the day was here at the amex, where brightonned on a var incident — everton were 2—1 in front when the video officials at stockley park overruled a referee's on—field decision to give brighton a penalty. everton were furious, and we haven't seen that too often this season that referee's on the pitch change their decision to award penalties after a video check. neil maupay scored to make it 2—2, then in the 94th minute an own goal from everton's lucas digne gave brighton a dramatic win. so ecstasy for the home side who have another important win under manager graham potter — their third of the season, but for the everton manager it's that penalty decision that leaves a bitter taste. var is to be the same for both sides, if they found that at the moment it is 100% sure if they do a lwa ys moment it is 100% sure if they do always the same, we will see 20 penalties each weekend in the premier league. 20 penalties if they see at the same way and it's easy to look for this. if they see the penalty, they have to see the penalty, they h

they both happened at their amex stadium.fixture against tottenham in september and the second happened during brighton's premier league match against spurs on saturday. all three fans were removed from the ground and are now under police investigation. andy murray's remarkable return from injury continues apace. it's been confirmed that he'll play singles at the australian open in january. that will be the first time that he'll have played singles at a grand slam since major hip surgery earlier this year. he willjoin the main draw in melbourne with a protected ranking of number two. murray is currently playing at the shanghai masters, he's playing fabio fognini in the second round and lost the first set. it's going with serve in the second. cricket‘s governing body in england and wales says it wants to make cricket a gender—balanced sport. the ecb has today revealed what it calls it's action plan to transform women's and girls' cricket, which includes and initial two year investment of £20 million, that could rise to £50 mil

the game of the day at the amex brighton came from behind at everton.eferee's on field decision to award brighton a penalty. everton were furious and we haven't seen that too often this is not the referee pot position is changed after a video cheque and a penalty is awarded. more pay got on with it to score and make it 2—2 and almost with the last kick of the game, an own goalfrom lucas tenia to give brighton a dramatic 3— to wind. ecstasy for the home wind. graham potter getting his third of the season and a penalty decision that we've such a bitter taste. var is to be the same for both sides. if they do always the same, we will see 20 penalties each weekend in the premier league. 20 penalties if they see it in the same way and it's easy to look for this match. they have to see this, clear penalty. the referee cannot see it, they make mistakes. the ar is there and if they saw that penalty, they have to see it 15 minutes before. you'll likely had a few that have not gone our way recently, if you had a bit of luck today, those watching us over the la st

and in that early kick off at the amex things have gone from bad to worse for totte n ha m. gone fromworse for tottenham. a mistake gifting brighton ago inside the early stages of that match. plenty for tottenham to do. if they are to end what has been a dismal run for them. that is all from the bbc sport centre for 110w all from the bbc sport centre for now the do plenty more to come hour. now in bbc news it is quick. this week, microsoft boss satya nadella uncovering state—led internet manipulation. and abominable animation. look at him. he's a yeti. some call it fake news. some call it disinformation, online manipulation. or even information warfare. the tech giants call it coordinated inauthentic activity. false news articles on facebook bots amplifying questionable opinions on twitter. what we now know is that nation states have and are weaponized. these techniques to their own ends. russia to interfere with elections china to spread disinformation. but there is one place which hasn't been associated with deliberate disinformation recently. and that's wikipedia. it's the largest

emerging-market that, especially emerging currencies, you look at amex bonds, they have had tremendous run. i think some of the investment grade emerging-market debt is interesting, even denominated in the strong currencies, the dollar or euro. at which the speed tensions emerge in what appear to have been stable em's concern you at all? top of mind as she lay -- is ago no oneh a week was talking about. does that make you skittish at all about reaching for yield or risk in the em space> -- the em space? kirk: you have to be careful. there are companies that are earning or distributing yields. china is going to diversify away from u.s. tech companies. i would recommend more opportunities in asia. sarah, we still have a busy week ahead of us. ecb, economic data. what specifically are you watching? we have to look at everything across the board. earnings front, companies that make up roughly 10% of the s&p 500. we will get another insight in the next few days. you can't really leave one out. snap is falling some 10% ahead of its earnings. the markets trying to front run that to a certain

this is green from amex. halloween is awesome. [trick or treat] yes, yes, yes, yes.[laughter] yes! thank you. >> it is said home is where the heart is, yet in this world series, home is where the heartbreak is. in an unprecedented twist, the home team has been humbled in all six games. in a best-of-seven championship series, that's never happened in any sport. which brings us here to enter probable one shot winner-t on the verge of bringing the world series title home to our nation's capital for the first time in 95 years. they start their ace in the lone star state. the astros, dominating in d.c., hammer three times in houston, still stand ever so close to an astonishing second trophy and a spray of champagne. is washington king of the road? will the astros rock in their raucous home sweet home? tonight, the two greatest words in baseball: game 7. what a fall classic. the world series on fox. >> joe: these are fun. game 7 of the world series. the road team has the all-time record at 20-19. won the last three. trea turner's had to go, and some of zack greinke. strike

amex says revenues rose 32% to a record. shares in danone falling the most in two years.ng its outlook for the full year. the u.s. yogurt business lost market share, total volume across all categories falling for the sixth quarter in a row. schlumberger says international revenue is helping offset a slowdown in fracking in the u.s.. it posted third-quarter earnings that beat estimates. schlumberger also taking a $12.7 billion right down, most of that due to goodwill. alix: thanks so much. something we are also paying attention to, what is happening in the white house. a push and pull over what president trump actually meant and did with ukraine. what was interesting yesterday was a very long press conference with mick mulvaney. here's what he had to say about whether the president abused his office when it came to withholding aid. >> we look back to what happened in 2016. it was one of the things he was worried about was corruption in that nation. >> let's be clear, what you described is a quid pro quo. funding will not flow unless the investigation into the democrat serv

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joe, you own amex. >> and they will report friday the stock has pulled back from july from it was aroundn here is that the street, myself included, still really views american express as one of the top financials that you think about, american express in july, price was 129. par g target 130. so expectations -- >> good stuff. final trades >> copart. >> and watch brexit negotiations this week. >> and cat, ten times earnings, disproportionate favor ability from cutting rates in emerging markets. >> and the junior miner, a lot of up side call activity gdhj >> guys, thank you that is it for halftime. "the exchange" begins right now. >>> hi, everybody. here is what is ahead of us. keep it on ice the chinese media say they aren't ready to pop the champagne yet on the latest trade agreement with the u.s we'll talk to one of the president's top china advisers on if this means no deal and what else the chinese are demanding. >>> plus breathing room, could the latest china developments take the fed off the hook for more rate cuts is an october cut off the table. >>> an

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the look of american express the stock has been eviscerated, 129 in july to 112 today i don't think amex will report a better than expected quarter, but thanks to that excruciating decline, it doesn't have to. it only needs to be not as bad as feared. nabaf. the businesses slow worldwide because of the trade war i'm skeptical. american express hasn't been able to crack into china in any meaningful way china is the epicenter of the weakness he is breathing new life into the business a self-effacing man is transforming american express from a company with a spotty track record to one with proven numbers like ones we expect from mastercard and visa. i think we'll get those again. next up there is abbott labs, a medical device maker if you watch the show for a while, you know i'm a huge fan of miles white who has created an enormous amount of value for shareholders over the years. we've been buying abbott for my charitable trust wrote where you can follow all the moves by joining the actionalerts.com public the stock is down nearly 9% from its high very rare to see this. i think it's an oppo

alix: why mastercard versus visa or amex?aller than visa, but far more profitable, and it meets our minimum 15% return on equity over 10 consecutive years. that ability to make money in good times and bad. that is why we prefer mastercard. alix: one of your others is broadridge financial solutions. i don't even know if i really know with this company is, i'm going to be honest. rob: it is a business not many people have heard of, but it is critical to the plumbing of corporate america. of --ridge processes processes 80% of shareholders. corporate america has to communicate with its shareholders. alix: what is the downside risk? rob: for broadridge particularly, most of the competitors our in-house solutions. is so efficient, it is difficult to see in-house solutions growing at the expense of broadridge. alix: what are some of the derivative plays around this? what's the next stock out there? thatthe next stock is one has all of our high quality components. even though valuations are looking stretched in many cases, we still s

i'm troubled by it i don't like the way it reads through and i don't like the market is acting with amextake netflix and that stock had a major reversal those are not great signs for the market >> i'm glad you pointed out netflix. it's down 6% this after what was a strong fairly response to earnings that were, i don't know how to characterize them at this point, i guess a relief to some extent. certainly the international growth but people starting to do the math, wondering about this increasingly crowd streaming area you just heard julia, another half a billion dollars going to the owners of sou"south park" ad the owners of the show an interesting lack of follow-through, certainly. >> disney, on the other hand, has peeked its head up a little bit. it's come up from 128 to 132 >> it was actually a pretty cursory bounce in netflix, i thought, given the fact it had been beaten down so much clearly not a lot of conviction in projecting out that there's going to be a reacceleration in subgrowth. one thing on visa and mastercard weirdly enough, they trade with software software had been super

yo me creo que los niÑos conocen en un telÉfono lo primero que google amex sexo.lado cÓmo va en aumento nÚmero de mamÁs que han cambiado su tiempo de desahogo, pasando del vino a la mariguana. el uso de la mariguana ya es legal en alaska. >> las bahamas y las mujeres han tomado esto del vino, la copa, la copa gigantesca, ahora viene esto de la mariguana. >> yo creo que esto ya habÍa ocurrido, o esta ocurriendo mas, es algo nuevo. a las nuevas se les pone este tÍtulo, las mamÁs necesitan un poco de desahogo. la mariguana todavÍa se ve como un tabÚ, lo cierto es que en varios estados es legal. lo que toda mujer y hombre tienen derecho a tener su tiempo de ocio. >> no creo que opinas, tony? >> a mi esposa le gusta el vino, hay mucha gente que estÁ de acuerdo con la mariguana y dice que es medicinal, pero les causa daÑo. >> la mariguana hace mucho mÁs daÑo que el alcohol. >> dime tu punto. >> afectan las neuronas. >> y cuando tomas alcohol? >> no tanto. si estÁs cuidando a un niÑo no estÁs consciente, una copa no te va a causar ese efecto. >> tambiÉn hay cosas para co

futures are steady as we wrap up the first big week of q3 earnings coke and amex look good.liament meets in a special session to talk brexit ten year 175, four fed

morgan stanley and honeywell on thursday friday, amex, schlumberger coca-cola.ve, s&p earnings are slated to decline by 3.2% over the same period last year. technology, which has been a leader in terms of earnings growth and the market, are seen having earnings drop by 7.6% and the big issue facing a lot of these companies and the outlook going forward is how important is that global trade uncertainty specifically between the u.s. and china how much will that weigh that's a quick preview of what we should expect, joe, out of earnings season as we start and kick things off tomorrow with the big banks. back over to you, joe. >> has anyone seen wilf, dom have you seen him? >> i have not because he's probably in a hole somewhere trying to prepare for all of these things that are going to happen with the banks this week. >> i wonder if he's excited, anxious? >> i bet you he's excited. i bet you this is like the most wonderful time of the year. >> probably a mix. >> he shows it in such a cool manner. >> he does but he -- he gets -- i mean, i guess it's his job but he

better revenue on all fronts, interest income, card fees, and their members, people who have got an amexe to have higher provisions for losses, up 8%, because of delinquencies and also because of, yeah, some bad loans that might be going sour as well. so yes, card holders are spending more, paying off more of their balances and that's positive, according to the ceo who says this is consistent with an economy that continues to grow, albeit at a more modest pace, he says. stuart: don't like the delinquencies. don't like that. all right. >>> breaking bad, the movie, okay, it's called, there is such a thing, it's called "el camino" big win for netflix. netflix's first weekend. can you put a number on it? deirdre: you sure can. 6.5 million viewers which may or may not mean a lot to you but i will tell you, it's a lot for just one weekend because this is only the american subscribers. breaking bad, the series that it's based on, basically didn't even get to that five million viewer mark until the second half, like the fifth and final season. this just shows out of the gate a lot of people had