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the vice-chairman of equities at baird and we want to look at industrial. a man who is half glassful and we always joke about that, but it is refreshing. if you had to say three things which might make you consider your glass half full approach which we have discussed in recent months, even post brexit, what would they be? to the downside. >> i would be concerned if the dollar rallied strongly from here because a big proportion of s&p earnings come from overseas so that would concern me. a big spike in the oil price would concern me, it might be ,aken short-term as positive but longer-term it would be quite inflationary and i would also be concerned about more than 25-50 basis point interest rate hikes next year. mark: are we going to get any of those three? jump in oil or jump in dollar or more than 25 basis points? >> i do not think so. i feel interest rate even though they are going up at the margin will be lower for longer. i do not see that on the horizon. i remain very optimistic about the market. vonnie: we had a variety of earnings reports in the la

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henry baird thought about time. they were talking about the psychology of time and interested in questions that interest all of us still. how do we perceive time? why is our perception of time so malleable? why does a month to stretch on into eternity when we are 6 years old and goes by in an eyeblink when we are my age? scientists were not interested so much in the perception of time. they needed time to be a very real thing. einstein on the one hand was throwing open the doors and forcing us to reevaluate the way we think about time. on the other hand he was following in the tradition of newton in making sure time was mathematical. it is a very real thing, not just to be thought of with the falsely which philosophers use. >> i feel you coming down heavily on the side of philosophers and poets. >> maybe not on the side. i like the scientists which i have been writing about physicists all my life. but they don't own time. any more than the philosophers do, any more than the psychologists do. our conception of time,

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there was an explosion of jobs baird one million people on zero hours contract not knowing what it will be going through. now 6 million working people earning less than the wind -- living wage. poverty is at record levels. that did not happen by accident. employment rights had been torn up and deliberately trying to weaken the organization with justice. of course, unions among taking this lying down. justice and -- exploited workers. holes like ashley to an account. they will appeal that and they .ill do their jobs and we will raise the minimum wage to a real living wage that brings working out of poverty and will bend them. mcdonald set this out very clearly. and then there is a scandal. more public subsidies over the moresh, more delays, cancellations and on top of that come of the highest bets. that is why the great majority of british people are set out so well to take the real wells back. if you want the most spectacular example where governments that back, the global banking crash . there one that not reckon think it's happen again. labor is offering solutions. during the leadersh

baird restarting to lead a charge but it is unclear whether rabat for the foreseeable future. >> one of the other effects that the chief judge garland has recused himself from everything. with that open-ended situation as well and also is they're worth it to recuse himself quick. >> i think he will continue he will not right decisions on issues when he passed to turnaround to go thrale a hearing to explain his decision. there is no way to win. fortunately for the d.c. circuit there are plenty of judges on that court now. and this will be broadcast. but the personnel is sufficiently adequate. but then they have this senior judges. we had a hearing on the bond just yesterday. i don't think it is hurting that productivity of the vitality of the d.c. circuit because if it was a smaller core with the busier doc it -- dockets. >> and may be within a couple of other circuits and it does play an important role but his absence doesn't affect that. >> and i will lasko last question since our audience did not put up their hands. it has not yet then scheduled because it is granted on the same da

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baird. >>> there is a huge void between our infrastructure and the public. >>> earlier today i spokeank president. here is what he said about the economy and the possibility of currency intervention. >> we believe the currency float gives us the right signals. when fees aren't good, the currency depreciated. this year when confidence is bad, we're seeing the currency appreciating. i think this is the right way to deal with the currency. of course has in any emerging markets, when we feel there is an opportunity or when we feel there is bubbles and things like that, we will intervene. >> the real has appreciated 20% year to date. it's been a huge move because of the change in the government there, and people having so much more confidence that there are going to be more orthodox in their macroeconomic policies. >> equity market's come back too. it's been pretty strong. it seems like the tools are there for what they need to do. >> they have an inflation problem, which is charming and quaint. >> some countries would aspire to that. >> right. brazil either goes straight up and everythin

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baird. >>> welcome back. we will see that first hour of "power" but raise you on the second.s is here on why the markets are no better than a vegas casino. google's new gear, the tech giant unveiling a lot of stuff today including new smartphones, details about virtual reality and its answer to amazon. and bacon news. this hour, hog wild on the farm, as the second hour of "power lunch" begins right now. >>> i'm melissa lee. let's get a check on the markets. two hours until the closing bell, stocks losing steam a bit. dow down triple digits, down 117 points. s&p down by 13. financials, the only sector now in the green. we're seeing the dividend yielding sectors, utilities, telecom, real estate the biggest laggards now. we have treasuries taking a hit. gold is trading higher. this is a three-month high -- low, excuse me, on gold. much more on that straight ahead. >> all right, melissa. tyler mathisen here. thank you for joining us. developing story. we're watching reuters reports that yahoo! last year secretly built a custom software program to search all of its customers incom

and it all comes down to what an analyst had to say from baird. in a research note says there's rising speculation that disney could be interested in buying netflix. disney is one of a host of companies that's been reported to be interested in buying twitter. all this news has definitely been a help for netflix stock. it's risen significantly over the past day. it's hit about a four-month high. that's good news for netflix shareholders as its stock is down by almost 15% since the beginning of this year. some tough news for some silicon valley employees this morning. san jose-based cypress semi- conductor is laying off 500 workers. that works out to about 7% of its total staff of 6900 employees. cypress has a new ceo and the company is focusing on the getting chips in cars. stocks bouncing back. the dow is up by 45. nasdaq up 18. s&p up by 3. back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs radio. >>> there's going to be a lot of traffic in san francisco this week. the annual "dreamforce" convention kicks off today. howard between 3rd and 4th will

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concerned about the most is the lower income levels going for word and others influences coming to baird we're not paying attention to for example, the state employment pension fund but that zero interest-rate is going down is a significant component picasso i am concerned about young farmers because commodity prices are so low we have a record number of farmers to will be entering retirement age. i will be basing those soon starting tomorrow coming up with specific proposals to put more in coming into the hens of young farmers to diversify the agricultural economy. >> moderator: takes to the public and the aarp for hosting this debate. again this is an important election i have been making payroll every two weeks and 726 years old and have had the opportunity to create thousands of great jobs. i know that is part of what we need to do then move away from pure commodity based its resources all the work being done in with the air may and vehicles and there's lots of opportunities to appraise the future -- embrace the future in proud of those thousands of voters who believe in our message

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to make baird definitely bound for the supreme court without justice scalia a law of that will depend on the circuit court to with the circuit case because a north carolina is involved with a law of legislation refiled the meat is brief -- and he is a brief on that legislation but it will be by the court or and on one side of the issue if you need to overcome the adverse circuit court decision there will not want to vote for certiorari that at the end of the day to be a 44 split with affirmation of the circuit court decision where the split in the absence does the fact, the dynamic. >> more generally justice scalia had in his sights about the agencies how much the federal court should pump defer to the agency's views. all of these transgendered views that they have taken a certain view on this issue should baguette difference or not greg c. was starting to have that deference without him on the court it is not clear if that challenge is stymied in the future. >> one of the other effects of the delay that ted carlin has recused himself -- judge garland has recused himself and also will

baird.ey webster from the floor of the new york stock exchange with your business brief. we have selloff on all major markets, all you can see down 1%. nasdaq up 1 1/2%. look at stocks a bit of a drain on the markets today. we begin with merck down 2.6% as you can see. intel also down 2.6%. unitedhealth also a drag do, down nearly 2%. visa too down 1 1/2%. now let's look at stocks that have been on the move in light of those problems at samsung has had with its galaxy note 7. apple benefiting no doubt. analysts say it could increase apple iphone sales by 15 million. that stock is up. alphabet or google may be able to sell more of their pixel phones. the stock not reflecting it, down half a percent. latest from the new york stock exchange. more with neil cavuto right after this. neil: i think this is donald trump tweeting. i hope people are looking at tweets from donald trump. i hope they'reooki at the does graceful behavior of hillary clinton as exposed by wikileaks. she sun fit to run, obvi

care act half-million more had it when they pass the bill those who could be denied insurance along bairdanby in do cannot be discriminated against because you are a woman. >> moderator: what is the of six for the individual plant collects clacks. >> i get almost no complaints in my office about medicare people on medicare same to do a 0k and the doctors are paid and seem to be all right but the complaints that i get are those who paid their premium month after month to private insurance than the kids get sick basic to get a claim fulfilled but insurance keeps them on the phone until they give up and that is clearly a broken system. i believe we should have a public option so people can choose from. >> do you think that public option? and actually know who role to play. >> >> such talk about obamacare into get more extensive it is pretty much the same price how would you change the system without disrupting with what is working? glenn: what to respond to what senator bennet stated. that is a key point because if he would actually leave the office and, home to talk to people on the of west

baird. >>> welcome back. here is what is on the menu. mathisen, this hour, we have got make it a profit. but job cuts and slowing revenue growth at twirt. is twitter turning around? or dead in the water? brutal new leaked e-mails adding fuel to the clinton foundation controversy. it all boils down to the phrase, pay to play. we're going to take you inside clinton inc and a major market warning signal. this hasn't happened in five years. we'll tell you what it is, but you've got to stick around. the second hour is power which begins right now. >> frightening before halloween. stocks are mostly lower, but holding steady. dow's higher by 11. the s&p is flat. telecom and health care, the best performing s&p sectors. real estate, consumer discretionary lagging and telecom is in positive territory. like i mentioned, ten-year yield is the big story today. looking at a yield of 1.85%. 1.84 p now. we've seen a climber. may explain why we see the reets getting hit. >> let's take a look at the movers. century link and level three soaring on reports

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in decisions, has not adhered to the application of the coa standard with the data that we provide baird was amplified to demonstrate that fact. so what you can do again as an example of how far is out of water from the proper application of the coa standard with the circumstances. >> i defend what the fifth circuit did based on the prejudice prong but there was a lot of evidence with dating to the offense committed and to other conduct by the petitioner that will show that it did not have to rest exclusively on this bizarre expert testimony. >> search of a texas presented evidence in this case. however los backs and circumstances after he was arrested, this court has recognized and aggravated crimes like this like we talk about here are a rationalized vera of violence with the arbitrary death sentence that was against murray. and those that have very aggravated fax two mr. buck a circumstance not '08 the terrible facts of the crime that the experts can count that risk to put the expert scientific validity to the pernicious idea that mr. buck would be more likely to commit criminal acts

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baird. >>> welcome back. big money and big calls on "halftime report" all this week. an all-star lineup today included. jamie dinan and marc lasry. scott wapner is here with the highlights. we watched. >> when with comes to the markets, we got similar view we heard at delivering ail if and yesterday on the show and we had david tepper, carl icahn and jeffrey gundlach who were fairly cautious in the current environment in which we're in. i asked jamie and marc their view on the markets and here's what they said. >> expectations for the u.s., 2.2%. that's good. highest of all these big countries. growth, 2.2%. expected next year. 18 pe, put on context, markets fairly valued, not cheap, not super expensive, the key is find opportunities, find alpha, find individual stocks, find individual credits that you can make money. >> there is nothing that seems to be that appealing, right. so you've got to take a lot more risk, so you need to sort of find industries that have gotten hit, or areas that have gotten hit and end up investing so it is not broad-based. it is pretty spec

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british and baird magically transformed the scholars paid attention to that butsc somehow in 2016 thelessons were lost that helps to week's plane while they haveve not been easy to explain or come to grips with of places like coal country in virginia or kentucky and as i wrote recently, to torture the numbers with anybody supporting donald trump is his family. it is almost like the mythical french who says pledges it true in theory?se and with regard to how election shin work itself out. did them that disrupts the theories of the stick to that nonetheless. but we will now one november 8 whether not. >> professor gerald horne and in your opinion with the free market schemes. >> i am not sure but apparently donald j. trump in but the whole argument of climate change. >> bellini a discussion. i think that if you look and tr try to examine why it is that there's so much animosity and antipathy toward government in the united states of america not please the federal government, make incredible argument it has to do withma the civil war. i do this with my students. and talking with their sm

baird. . a check on the markets. we're in sell-off mode.es industrial average is down by 1.25%. 227 points is the loss. the s&p 500 just off of session lows. 2 2132. art cashin e-mailing us a half an hour ago saying that break below 2140 was key and here we are holding well below that level as we progress into the final couple of hours of trading here on the nasdaq, down by 1.7%. health care in particular, biotech, is really weighing down that index along with semiconduct semiconductors. apple manages to stay positive, though. >> the breadth of the market is terrible. there are 14 s&p 500 stocks. >> counting earlier. incredible. >> 14. >> haven't seen that kind of breadth in a long, long time. >> breaking news here, new poll out, taken after sunday night's presidential debate. john harwood joins us with those results. >> what we have got is the full sample of the nbc wall street journal poll that included both the weekend, which the weekend numbers we reported yesterday, and the post debate numbers which we gathered from interviews last kni

baird. - i was diagnosed with parin early 2013.lly it took awhile to sink in.e had to think a little more seriously about saving money for the future and for the kids. - the income of airbnb really helped to mitigate the stress. - but we have that flexibility of knowing that if you know things get worse, we have this to help keep us afloat. - so that's very, very important for us. >>> chipotle's down in the premarket, missing on quarterly revenue. comps down almost 22% as the company tries to recover from those food safety issues. the burrito chain sees comps down in the low single digits although next year they see high single digits. two-year stacks down 9.7 for three quarters now, jim. >> 18 months after a typical scare like e. coli, 18 months is when the numbers term. remember this doesn't annualize until december. i think they're on course with what happened with taco bell and jack in the box. they're spending a lot of money trying to innovate again with health and safety, this is right on target. they didn't buy as much stock back, but they did close shop