barron's career.picture one -- this is a picture from an article in "the examiner" of barney and mayor finestein. and number two, these are pictures taken from barney barron day at candlestick. and, number three, is an article highlighting mr. barron and his crews' dedication to protecting the field at candlestick. this article talked about how they worked creatively and tirelessly to make sure that candlestick was ready for a baseball game, followed by a visit from the pope, and then followed by another baseball game. no small feat. i'd like to share a little bit more about the photo of mr. barron and mayor finestein. in 1982, the mayor presented an engraved watch for outstanding civic service to mr. barron. he was the first recipient of this new award called "a nick of time award." a quote from the mayor, "in our selection of barney, we are paying a richly deserved tribute for the superb job he has performed in supervising the renowned candlestick park. thanks to barney and the sod squad's excellent

s india correspondent mr jaiswal put that question to dr barron james joseph or lead scientist of the un convention to combat it certification the 14th conference off the un 50 of the highest concluded in india india has committed to restoring 26000000 hectares of land by 2030 an ambitious goal i have with me dr ordered the lead scientists at the un c c v dr or how exactly are countries planning to meet these ambitious goals so in the past when we had goals like this we focused entirely on restoration but this conference of the parties recognize that we have to look at the entire environment every aspect the economic side of this how do we link all of that restoration to the livelihoods of those people living in those areas the value chains the markets that are out there so it's a very innovative approach that looks at governance that looks at land tenure all of that was discussed at this conference of the parties. and also there is an association for hearing between land droughts and migration patterns as well how is the conference planning to address this in a country like india so

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barron's over the weekend writes, wall street is worried about elizabeth warren and it is right to take her seriously. we have adam lashinsky and michael lee. i will go to you first, michael, we had number of columns in the last week about this subject the latest from "barron's," this first of all the idea the market would sell off big time if there was a president elizabeth warren, do you buy into that? the second part, should we take that possibility more seriously? >> absolutely. part of the reason we've had so much success over the last couple years in large part to deregulation and corporate tax reform. all that would be undone extremely quickly under a president elizabeth warren. in addition to all new sorts of, all new sorts of taxes including a wealth tax which is unheard of in this country, these are not good things for capitalist society. would you invest a billion dollars to make money if you knew elizabeth warren would just take it? the flood of capital investment would leave this country if she does become president will be substantial. i think it is kind of a terrifying th

he said don't vape, barron about his son. he gave a shout out to democrats saying i respect all democrats. see, you didn't expect that out of me. >> i thought that was funny but also very truthful. the press tried to box him in asking him did he respect the candidates. he gave a great answer. he said it's a hard job to do to run for president. liz: deneen, you are always good turning on a dime. the justice department will recommend seeking criminal charges after andrew mccabe after reject a request by his lawyers to drop the case. new accusations against obama administration officials for breaking federal law for engaging in political activities while on the job, that being candidate trump. catherinetrump.her catherine. let's talk about the andrew mccabe story first. catherine: andrew mccabe is one step closer to criminal indictment. the justice department has rejected his last in minute appeal. his legal team met with the deputy northern then jeffrey rosen. he's charged with misleading investigators. the email from justice s

nbc's hans nichols is at the white house and kevin barron is executive editor at defense one.in, stand by. hans, start with you. you just learned about this meeting in the last few minutes. what more do we know? >> we know the president convened this meeting of his national security council, he chaired that meeting at least for a time. it appears to be breaking up. our cameras just spotted gina haspel the cia director leaving. the meeting appeared to last at least an hour or so. the topic was iran and what the administration's response will be. craig, we may hear from the president at 3:00. he's meeting with the leader of bahrain. the president likes to clarify his tweets. the broader picture here, though, the administration needs to get on the same rhetorical page. mike pompeo coming out hours after the attack on sunday talking about how this is clearly iran, iran is something to blame. that's something pompeo said. excuse me, he said that saturday. the president hasn't been as clear. the president has been pretty bellicose with his rhetoric, talking about locked and loaded.

president trump just brought up his son barron who's 13 years old. clearly vaping and favored cigarettes is something happening with youth and kids in high school. this has become something for her, for melania trump that is of major importance. and i think we saw that today. >> this is something concerning so many parents at this point in time. does this sound like the step that is needed to tack this will issue? >> it it sounds like the first step. the first step is you say we're going to take these off the market. that could take a couple weeks. there's a second part of it that i have some questions about which is then those same companies that take these flavored pods off the ap may to p apply to put them back on the market. why should they be allowed to put them on the market. what purpose do these flavored pods serve and how easy will it be to get approval. certainly a good first step to take them off the market. now, another point to keep in mind here is that tobacco flavored e-cigarette pods. for those unfamiliar with vaping you can put it in

is he going to come back and be grump j. >> tucker: seth barron, great to see you tonight. >> thanks,tucker: "the washington post" loathe some pretending to be a newspaper is now targeting ben carson. carson wants to protect abused women. the newspaper doesn't want him to. we are not making it up by the way. ben carson, secretary carson joins us after the break. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: hud secretary ben carson was in san francisco for work this week. while in the city he held an internal meeting. at that meeting secretary carson said something that about 20 minutes ago would have gone without any notice at all. he said in effect that women's shelters ought to be reserved for women. shelters, of course, exist for women who are fleeing domestic abuse and violence. violence unfortunately committed by men. so the shelters are for women-only. they have always been for women only. why? to keep women safe. it's not bigotry. to note that it's compassion. but "the washington post" probably this country's most dishonest and unscrupulous news outlet a joke owned by the world's richest man jeff bezos has

he is going to come back and be grumpy. >> tucker: seth barron, great to see you tonight. >> thanks,ington post," a loathesome political operation pretending to be a newspaper, is now targeting ben carson carson wants to protect abused women. the newspaper doesn't want him to. we are not making it up by the way. ben carson, secretary carson joins us after the break. ♪ ♪[upbeat music] ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma♪ ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller transitions™ light under control™ ms does suck. ms mucks with your central nervous system, almost everything about your body, your muscles, your organs, your ability to speak, your ability to understand, your ability to move. ms took everything from me, everything i thought was important, everything i valued. i used to jump on a trampoline and swim with the kids. ms has effected me being a mom because, i'm sorry. despite ms, i will keep riding my bike. i will continue to be the strongest mom that i possibly can. i will still dance with my husband. i will continue to live the l

now barron's is debunking the long-time retirement rule, quoting experts who say that the 4% rule of was devised way back using metrics from two decades agohich are pretty sure not to be applicable to present day. for starters, 4% may be too high a number for seniors who are now outliving their nest eggs and in turn may look to take on riskier assets such as stocks to help supplement their income. instead, barron's citing investment advisers say retirees must factor in not only the size of their portfolio at the age of retirement but debt, living expenses and location, location, location, meaning where they will be living out their golden years. some cities, much more expensive than others. depending on those factors, an ideal, read safer withdraw rate may be more like 2% or 3%. go to tap water, get rid of the evian at the moment. >>> let me get to jackie deangelis on the floor of the new york stock exchange with today's fox business brief. jackie: good afternoon, liz. first looking at netflix, now viacom getting a piece of the seinfeld success. the comedy central, paramount and tv l

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nanny jordan's former deputy prime minister as well as foreign minister he's also an economist in barron switzerland cornelia mayer an economist as well as an oil and gas specialist at the financial advisor firm mayer resources in london bill or journalist and i notice on gulf affairs welcome to you all mr and any of the increase in oil prices which was about 19 percent perhaps the biggest percent to percentage spike in 3 decades is this an indication of a panic. or a deeper economic crisis here well i think that it is mostly panic because there was no reason for oil prices and the normal circumstances drive increased that fast in one day so it was a complete response to the act. of the bomb being of the of the facilities well facilities in saudi arabia. and despite all the. ideas and their pronouncements of president. trump and as well as the minister of and secretary of energy in the states to come to market and also in saudi arabia is the collaboration that they want to use their reserves but people still panicked because they don't know how much time it would take the saudis to repai

putting pressure on her husband, president trump, she is concerned for the future of their teenage son barron—cigarettes with young people, in fact. let me give you some statistics on that. today the us health and human services secretary, alex azar, said there are currently 8 million adults using e—cigarettes and 5 million children using them. now, these are alarming figures. the trump administration believes that because the use of these flavoured vapes are basically an on—ramp for cigarette consumption for very young people. so hence they are going to ban these substances while allowing tobacco vapes to remain in circulation, at least for the time being, anyway. and michigan is already ahead of the game, the first us state to ban these things? yes, in fact, a number of other provinces and areas have already taken action ahead of the federal government itself. but this is not going down well with everybody. it has to be said there is a group called the american vaping association, it's a nonprofit advocacy group, and it contends the problem here is not with vaping per se, but with the use o

. >> reporter: a generation that includes first son barron trump. >> that's how the first lady got involved. she's got a son together that is a beautiful young man, and she feels very, very strongly about it. >> reporter: azar said first lady melania trump is very involved in the process of removing all flavored nicotine from the market except the tobacco flavor aimed at smokers trying to quit traditional cigarettes. -s-smoker mike stephany bought ntueberry lemonade. >> i don't want to smoke the flavorless stuff. so i don't think they should get rid of it just because they think it's for kids. >> reporter: the c.e.o. of juul, the biggest e-cigarette company t the u.s., says they target kensumers like stephany, not young people. >> i'm sorry that their kids are using the product. we never intended for our product to be used by them. >> reporter: secretary azar says it will take the f.d.a. several weeks to work out details for a ban on e-cigarette flavors. and if it goes into effect, companies that make flavored products can apply for an exemption to sell them again. but norah, they would hav

. >>> barron hilton has died. he oversaw a major expansion of his father's hotel empire and was the original owner of the los angeles chargers. he died of natural causes thursday at his home in los angeles. he joined hilton hotels and became vice president of the company a few years later and later became a chief executive and chairman. he was 91. >>> and northern california business tries a new tactic to drive away the homeless. it is loud, but it is working. >>> y a mass of harpers could still be bad news. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> some businesses around sacramento trying out a new tactic to stop loitering by the homeless. they are blasting out loud music. we went to s

, melania is particularly attuned to this barron is, i believe, now a middle schooler, who is in this world where young people are being exposed to this. this is something that the first lady, i'm told, views very personally and clearly she has the president's ear and the president was willing to move ahead with this recommendation from hhs and fda we'll see the policy details come after that. >> eamon, thank you very much for that. >> let's move forward on to uber and lyft gig worker bill makes its way through california's government. deidre bosa is in california with more. >> the bill just passed assembly before it goes to governor newsom's desk for signature. this is far from a done deal take a lock at the shares of uber and lyft, uber's chief officer, tony west, has just kicked off a media call, going through how uber will lobby for an exemption for this bill it is fair to ask, could markets be complacent here could the ride sharing companies have to classify contractors in the future that will raise their cost as much as 35%, setting a very important precedent for states with the

it comes from barron's. wall street is worried about elizabeth warren.s right to take her seriously. i would agree with that one. >> she is a serious threat to wall street. she will roll back a lot of what president trump put in, the deregulation. i think that's going to be a problem. plus she's going to tax us at levels we have never even dreamed conceivable. i really think that her getting into this office -- stuart: you're not a fan, are you? >> i'm not a fan. stuart: do you think she could ever win a presidential election? ashley: i don't. i think she's coming on strong on the democratic side. i don't think she can win. susan: not in a general election. maybe if she swings so left she might win primaries but for the actual public, voting public generally, no. >> recent history has shown i'm terrible at saying who could or could not win a presidential election, but i will say usually i resist any claims that one or the other party is good or bad for the stock market. i think here, you've got a glaring case of things like this wealth tax. stuart: i don

our bobby and kelly barron and courtney. give us an idea behind the so p scenes of how this meeting came to be and got cancelled. >> about ten days on september 1st, there was a meeting in the situation room where they're talking about national security council officials talked about the idea of having a meeting with president ghani and president trump, president trump were told by a number of u.s. administration officials he was the one who pushed the idea of having it at camp david. the officials told us he liked the idea of making it look like a summit. he likes the idea of bringing taliban leaders here to the united states on his own turf and he believed that once he did that, he could come to a break there of whatever these impasses were that were any kind of a peace deal. there were widespread disagreement with the idea of having the meeting at camp david including from the national security adviser john bolton and the idea of having it there and from vice president mike pence if ever of any kind of contradictory posit

she talks about barron trump. so she was too candid. but they couldn't sweep this under the rug. had to be convinced that she had to go and now he's making threats of suing her if she violates a nondisclosure agreement, which we don't even know that she signed. this is the same tactic he used against omarosa. but as the president's gatekeeper she knows a lot and been with him every step of the way in the past 2 1/2 years. >> is an nda enforceable given the position she held? >> those things are generally not enforceable but she has to make a determination whether a book would be the right step for her. so i can imagine she's going to test out the job market for the next six months. if she can land something. if not, and you have publishers, here's a million dollars, that's sometimes hard to turn down. >> emily, what do you think this says about the current climate inside the white house? >> it's -- trump is having trouble maintaining spaces, whether it's her level, cabinet levels. we have hurricane dorian bearing down and he doesn't have a fema director in place. it's inability t

you know, barron's followed. it's called probing in the military and in hunting it's called a stalking horse where you send something out and sort of test the waters. friday, when that happened, and the "wall street journal" followed, oh, boy. yeah. it hit a boiling point. the dow dropped 100 points instantly on the news and the asian markets reacted as well very negatively. china's indices closed down today and by the way, they will stay closed until next monday as the peoples republic of china celebrate 70 years of communist rule. it's called golden week. it starts tomorrow. let me get to edward lawrence in d.c. with the late-breaking details of the u.s./china talks that are set to resume thursday and again, we stress, we here at fox business did not pull this out of thin air. reporter: yeah, exactly. liz, i tell you, the heads of the trade delegations expected to meet thursday, october 10th and friday, october 11th. there's an internal debate going on right now between the treasury department and the national

"barron's" says blame elizabeth warren her plan for "medicare for all."ing in the polls. big concern for that sector going forward. will those companies really be under duress between the new programs. chevron is may face potential fines on carbon emissions in plants in australia. that could hurt results. dow winners for a second. nike, we talked a lot about this story. that stock up 6% after blowout earnings. just amazing, china sales up 22%. strong global growth helping the stock doing very well indeed. doing well online and in china. home depot tells advisory raise the target price on that stock to 220, that is good news for them. mcdonald's rolling out a new plant based burger. we like that as well. some people like that as well. ash, back to you. ashley: some do, some don't i know you don't gerri willis. thank you very much. today's "countdown" closer says he has the key to unlocking the next boom in the marketplace. no pressure. we are joined by dave maza head of product at direction. mr. dave, what is the key to the next boom? >> it has been volati

the market cap since june, and now oracle founder and executive chairman larry ellison is telling barron's quote, almost worthless. he singles out its money burn, the fact that they don't own cars and have no control over their drivers and he says, quote, they have an app my cat could have written. ouch. adam, you wrote the book on uber. it is called wild ride. does ellison have a point? >> well, let me start with a little context on larry ellison. he runs a company that's known in silicon valley as being a real company. it makes complicated technology, and it sells it at a profit. it doesn't grow very quickly, but it makes a lot of money. uber has a business. it is not fair to say that just because they don't have cars they don't have a business. ebay never had any merchandise and they made a lot of money, have made a lot of money over the years. as for whether anyone can build it, well lyft did, but no one else did. i think he's being a little harsh, but that's who he is. >> is he short the stock? i mean, i can't -- it just doesn't make sense, why he's so harsh and maybe he's we -- with

president trump says he and the first lady warrant their own so son, barron, about the dangers of vapingadministration is moving to ban flavored e-cigarettes. i want to bring in the deputy secretary of the department of health and human services. thank you for being with me. first of all, how closely and what exactly are you watching as this unfolds? >> well, we are looking at a couple of different things. on the one hand, we are doing investigations of those illnesses and deaths that may have been caused by vaping products. in many cases those might be due to alterations, or additions of adult turns into them. have to wait and see. that's investigation that's going on one side. on the other side we are moving to take action against the fluidity cigarettes. when we seen a huge uptick in vaping products, we are using stomach moving to remove some for the market. mint flavors, fruit, chocolate, chocolate drink flavorings, we will take us off the market. see when you see this a serious enough not just to put an age restriction on the slavers, but to completely wipe them away. i spoke yester

there was a cautious "barron's" article, a wall street firm said sell the stock after apple prepared a european union court. this stocks which everyone focuses on, in everyone's portfolio could be big news of the week as they release new devices. i can't to bring in shah ghailani in on this. wall street has been wrong on apple for a very long time. it has a very low valuation compared to is rivals. i think they're wrong again. >> i agree with you 100%, charles, they are wrong. goldman has been missing a lot of its calls lately. this is one they certainly have missed. i think the mid-tear firm called for sell on apple is way off base. apple is hitting it out of the park. i saw the stock go higher last week, not down. what does it mean if apple comes up with less expensive phone? are they not able to sell high-priced stuff? what does it mean selling packaged services lower cost than everybody else, et cetera, et cetera. this is the right moves apple is making. it is sitting on monumental amount of cash. management is doing everything correct. the stock continue toss go higher. the stoc

here's some choice quotes from a conversation barron's had with him wednesday night.wework's assertion that it's a tech company, ellison mocked its business model saying quote, wework rents a building for me and breaks it up, then rents it. basically asking how is that a tech company? on uber, he says quote, they could have an app my cat could have written. meow. that's just two of the latest. with all of these flashy millenial-esque stocks hitting the tape this year from airbnb coming, et cetera, robin hood, peloton, which ones will be legit to invest in and how do you spot them? grizzled president tom george is here. grizzle helps not only millenials but all investors dodge the millenial stocks' hype machine and cut through all of that and find the good ones. tom, yes, there's cloudflare, lyft, peloton, but let's tackle calling uber essentially worthless. what do you say? >> he's bang on. the reality of these companies, specifically uber, wework, you've got what we consider very weak tech layer and trying to get a big multiple out of it and ultimately are burning a

. >> what exactly have you and the first lady told barron about vaping?en't told him anything except don't vape! don't vape! we don't like vaping. i don't like vaping. >> joining us now is dr. sanjay gupta, cnn's chief medical correspondent. sanjay, obviously, we talked about this yesterday, we talk about this a lot. what has changed today? >> well, i think, obviously, the president talking about this, this message now coming out of the white house. for a while there felt like maybe we were some of the only ones talking about this. but now, obviously, you're expecting, as a result of that meeting out of the white house, these changes to come out. this ban on flavorings of e-cigs. we're hearing that hhs will have a whole plan in terms of what you're going to do this. this has been an unregulated product. you go out and buy these with a credit card, these fluids, and you don't know what you're getting. that's the concern. >> sanjay, it's been fascinating to me to watch the vadried responses from the industry. because juul says it supports the banning of fla

. >> kevin barron from defense one. i wonder if you could talk deeper on u.s. military engagement and public support for them. i heard two things. i heard, richard, you say americans support the traditional view of being robust, international, global engagement but at the same time ivo said it's clear americans are tired of these wars. since we're talking afghanistan this week and we're at that point, which one is it? do they support afghanistan or not? i know it's not that simple. so tell me what you know, why that is. >> yeah, military intervention in these polls -- polling numbers and in others are -- is distinctly unpopular. and i would put in a different category from the other forms of american engagement in the world. you can see this -- if you define engagement as trading relations and diplomatic relations and alliances and all the other kind of things they ask about, those numbers are high. so, that's american engagement. milita military intervention, with the perceived lack of results over the past two decades has made this a distinctly unpopular acti

journalists maybe of them print, the "wall street journal," of course news corporation, dow jones, etc., barron'sl very strongly about the quality of it. i just hope that that's what they are going for, that they want their just desserts, that if facebook is putting up a story, that the journal gets credit because all of that investment and that risk taken on to break these big stories and it's the same, the newspapers have revived with washington post and the new york times too, that's something worth paying for. >> i'm not going to say there's not an issue here, but at the same time, it feels like any group or business that feels like they're not able to move forward or grow or is having some sort of a problem and, you know, is on-line tries to blame it on big tech. this is going to be part of the conversation going forward. especially with the regulators, as they try to fix some of these issues. but it's just funny to sort of see how, you know, the president, if he's all of a sudden not doing well, he says it is because they're, you know, not publicizing my tweets properly or whatever the case

this as barron's writes quote wall street is worried about elizabeth warren, it's right to take her seriouslygree? should wall street be worried? >> yeah, wall street should be worried, david and main street should be worried. there's no dichotomy, wall street, main street, one in the same. wall street serves main street. warren is out in front. she is explicitly antiprivate property. that's not conjecture. she was the inspiration of obama's original you didn't build that speech. that's her position, you earned money, you don't own that, that's not yours. the person who earns money but doesn't get to keep the proceeds of that effort, that person is a slave. that's exactly what warren is ultimately advocating for. >> those caucus-goers should watch their wallets. that's the best way i can put this. look, i have watched this woman very closely for months. there has not been a major industry that she does not want to take over, shut down or break up. but it's not wall street that should worry as much as small business. the 30 million plus small businesses in this country she wants to regulate, m

then your editor marty barron has a conversation with you about how to make this a beat. >> right.t a one off hobby for me it was not like somebody said write about donald trump's charitable gifting marty said that and said well in the -- under the microscope of a presidential campaign, this is the brightest spotlight we have in american journalism. this guy tried to stiff veterans, the moecht honored group in our society. if he is willing to try that under the microscope we have on him now what was he doing before when it was just entertainment tonight coping hip honest, you know. >> right, right. [ applause ] >> so you do this great reporting on the foundation throughout the campaign. there is the great -- there is all the amaze willing colorful details one is he keeps buying big por traits of himself. we have the portrait of like foundation money. he uses foundation money to by big por traits of himself then puts them in his property and there are pony dpsh dsh there is not real charity there. >> this is what happened. people often at mar-a-lago, in sort of -- as a side entertai

you have to do something extracurricular -- is this man, the barron free drink von steuben and he is going to be responsible for bringing in a european sort of drill master's concept. the problem is he doesn't speak any english and most americans don't speak any german. how he would do it, he would create one model unit and basically yell at them and berate them in german and scream at them and show them what to do and that one model unit would show the other units what they need to do. it's in this unit by unit basis that the continental army was trained to fight like a european army. through him there's actually a creation of this regulation which is basically a code of conduct and drill for the continental army. they create a book, as many of them had learned, so they're sort of creating the basis of forming this sort of european-style army. so here is just some images of von steuben drilling. meanwhile, back to conspiracy. comes to be known as the conway cabal. so this man is general conway, he was irish. you had many foreigners -- congress would just sort of, oh, you have an acc

twitter after the president said "she's got a son", before quickly interjecting that they had their son barronr the impact of vaping on young people. we can't have our youth be so affected, and i'm hearing it, and that's how the first lady got involved. she's got a son. together. that is a beautiful young man, and she feels very, very strongly about it. she's seen it, we are both reading it. a lot of people are reading it. a lot of people are reading it. a lot of people are reading it. but people are dying. —— with a bang. so we are looking at a very closely. the duchess of sussex has launched a new charity fashion collection, providing interview clothes for women who are out of work. the duchess has been working alongside brands including marks & spencer and john lewis to create products including shirts, trousers and blazers. every time an item from the collection is purchased — one will also be donated to a client of smart works, a charity which provides training and interview clothes to women. time for a look at the weather. here's lucy martin. lucy, it's looking very decent for many of us

it's going to be a lot longer than 26 steps but thank you barron von staben for sneak going down a little bit. there is lots that can go wrong with in is the problem, too. i don't know if anybody used black powder. it's very gummy and sticking it's gumming up. there is lots of problems i have the whisk and pick to be able to clear things out as best i can to get the powder out of the pan and whatnot. any other problems you can foresee. >> i have a question. >> sure. >> did the continentals have bayenette or just the british charge. >> we all do. but more questions about the musket before we move on? okay. so the bayenette will go on the hend you see the knob this is a not a sight. you can't aim. you point it in the general zreks of the enemy you can't pick somebody off with it. yes, what we have is the socket bayenette. the item here. what you do is lock it into place. once you advance on the enemy far enough you will use this much like a large club spear sword sort of thing. you advance. go for the squishy parts and thrust, turn it and pull it out again. it's got in nifty kind of triangl

it down fox business network dagen mcdowell, commentary writer with washington examiner, editor "barronsral bank news happening the fed next week september 18 ecb this week thursday any takeaways you are anticipating dagen on fed coming on thursday 8th i -- dagen: federal reserve of caught quarter point we do have some data the report today term of job options you have a vast number of many more i think almost a million and half more job options than unemployed in this country cpi out later in the week, retail sales, to go right to the health of the consumer how much more we are paying in prices in this country because of tariffs interesting to watch. maria: the question is are we going to see an impact on through numbers about an economy slowing down over uncertainty over global slowdown or uncertainty around the trade conversation. >> but not going into recession slowing down the economy will look good not great stocks will move higher bonds are a at about bad alternative at yields retail numbers pretty good a bright spot bankruptcies store closings consumers spending we have too many

twitter after the president said "she's got a son", before quickly interjecting that they had their son barrone context of vaping and a potential ban on flavoured vaping products in the us. president trump told a news conference that the first lady has become concerned over the impact of vaping on young people. we can't have our youth be so affected, and i'm hearing it, and thatis affected, and i'm hearing it, and that is how the first lady got involved. she's got a son, who is a beautiful young man, and she feels very strongly about it. she has seen it, we are both reading it, a lot of people are reading it, and people are dying through vaping, so we are looking at it very closely. back to you, victoria. herface did not change, but although, she probably is used to it. ten years ago, the police in england and wales started keeping a record of the number of people being investigated for rape or other sexual offences. in the twelve months to march it reached 58,000. that's the highest it's ever been. but the number of people convicted has been falling. in that same 12—month period it fell by mo

as we mentioned happened about 4 o'clock this morning in richmond just north of barron avenue south of. the highway had been closed the westbound lanes have been closed. so just a few minutes ago. california senator and presidential candidate kamala harris was back in the bay area this weekend. she was visiting chinatown and she was talking about issues like housing health care and immigration. senator harris has poll numbers are slipping a bit since that early surge after the first debate but kron four's dan thorn reports that harris doesn't give too much credence to poll numbers this far from the election. >>new polling numbers show california senator kamala harris is falling behind in the presidential race. berkeley igs poll has harris a distant 4th in her home state i have a very complicated relationship. while visiting san francisco's chinatown the former district attorney and state attorney general says she's remaining confident despite the numbers, however it might be unsettling for the senator to see her popularity is down in the bay area as well. harris is currently trailing j

. >> michael barrone with aei and "washington examiner" and i did not hear too much about where the future immigrants are going to come from. what we have seen over the last ten years is that we have moved towards what president trump says he is for which is more high skilled and less low-skill immigration and what the democrats normally say that they are for, and that is sort of happened, because latin immigration in particular from mexico and also otherwise has gone way down hill. we are going beginning to get more high skilled immigration from the east and south asia, and what about africa? lyman has it on the graphs a little bit. there are some parts of africa where the population growth is not declining very much, and you have a reservoir of 160 million people in nigeria, and the immigrants that we are getting from africa, my understanding is pretty high skilled. pretty high education, nigeria and ghana, and except for where we are getting the refugees like somalia, and we don't have too many ethiopians there, and so will we see a surge from africa and what are the consequences positi

snl who was suspended for an offensive joke that she made on twitter about president trump's son barronah, right before he took over "the daily show" people went back into his catalog of tweets and he had to answer for some of the things he tweeted. social media is a platform for comedians, it's also a record of what they say. >> i had forgotten about some of that >> thanks, steph. >> you're welcome. >>> still to come, al has got his hands on the new iphones before they are in stores. he's out on the plaza. >> he also got his hands on a hoda cutout. i love it. >> good lord. >> first, though, we're going to answer your questions about vaping this morning. the mysterious illnet's ssha claiming even more lives and what some companies are doing to help people hide their habit in plain sight. it's a story that every parent should see this morning, right after this ♪ ♪ work so hard ♪ give it everything you got ♪ strength of a lioness ♪ tough as a knot ♪ rocking the stage ♪ and we never gonna stop ♪ all strength, no sweat. ♪ just in case you forgot ♪ all strength. ♪ no sweat secret. all streng

barron's associate publisher jack otter. republican fund-raise r and kat timms, among others. one thing, impeachable offense is another. the president and his people say they are on the side of nothing impeachable going on. >> right. but democrats are saying that it is different, that it isn't just about this phone call, it's about his entire presidency. even if this doesn't turn out the way that they want it to and so far, it obviously hasn't turned out the way that they were hoping that it would, they're going to say yeah, but, and pick something else out. he did this, he did this, it's more about the combination of things. they are going for impeachment for impeachment's sake. i think they have the goal of impeachment first, then they are going to decide why after. neil: you know, i'm not a lawyer but as i have often said, i watched enough legal shows i believe to qualify. one of the things i've learned is that the whole definition of an impeachable offense is political. so high crime and misdemeanor could be using the leverage of your office, the presidency in this case, t

let's go to the real expert, "barron's" senior editor jack hough. >> i thought you were telling me what to wear, neutral colors, that's right. >> we'll cut but not in an emergency fashion. the economy, there are signs the economy is stablizing here. we're not in a downward spiral towards recession that people thought. so it is not an emergency but there is a big disconnect between rates here in the u.s. and what we're seeing abroad. they're much lower. we have tons of bonds with negative yields overseas. if we're not careful that could cause a flight of capital to the u.s. make the dollar too strong and hurt manufacturers at a time they're already struggling. we don't want that. neil: the higher rates, not a whole lot but i get your point are a reflection of the strong economy we have, if we want to mimic them we're mimicking losers i'm just wondering -- i understand how this would help manufacturers. longer term there is a debate about that. i wonder if we end up hurting ourselves trying to i am imitate them. >> i don't think we need to go to negative yields or down to zero. people exp

he once impersonated his publicist in the form of john barron.media. but it also works in conjunction with tv because, you know, you lie on social media, that gets picked up in other environments and, you know, even if it's being rebutted, it's often amplified through television. so it's tremendously powerful and dangerous. >> you wrote about the stagecraft from the very beginning when the president announced his then-candidacy coming down the escalator. can you envision more of these hyped up stagecraft events between now and november of next year? >> oh, absolutely. i would be surprised if we didn't get them. we've seen them since he's been president. he's often been in sort of an undisciplined as a speaker. it's like the raw reality television feed. on the other side, the staged summit with the leader of north korea where it did not necessarily produce any measurable results but it set a lot of images into media and television that sort of looked like people's image of a deal. two guys shaking hands. a big summit in a formidable setting. i thi

twitter after the president said "she‘s got a son", before quickly interjecting that they had their son barron. she‘s got a son, together, that is a beautiful young man, and she feels very, very strongly about it. she‘s seen it, we‘re both reading it, a lot of people are reading it, a lot of people are reading it, a lot of people are reading it, but people are dying with vaping, so we‘re looking at it very closely. top gear presenter freddie flintoff has said he is "absolutely fine" after an incident involving a three—wheeled motorcycle. the ex—england cricketer is understood to have "run out of runway" at elvington airfield near york while filming a race for the motoring show. the bbc understands he was unhurt and did not need medical attention. more on today‘s main stories coming up on newsroom live here on the bbc news channel, but now we say goodbye to viewers on bbc two. the headlines on bbc news... the prime minister insists the uk will be ready for a no—deal brexit — despite government documents warning that it could lead to food and medicine shortages. the number of people investigated

a lot of the initiative came from melania trump, whose son barron is in school now.kids who report back. it is a scarey thing you wonder how are these products everywhere when five years ago, they seemed not to exist. >> joining us now to talk more about the crack down off e cigarettes, the congressman who accused juul of breaking the law and advertising. congressman, thank you for joining us what was your point? what would you like to see happen >> it is one thing for adults to perhaps vape, it is another thing all together for the industry to target our youth there are two aspects of this that are very alarming one is that 20% of high schoolers and 5% of middle schoolers are vaping, which makes it an epidemic hundreds of hundreds of people are hospitals with severe respiratory illnesses, most of them youth six people have died i'm very glad the white house took a step yesterday. they cited our investigation and hearing. but more needs to be done. >> some of the picks and stories have been incredibly disturbing. you mention the numbers. but the hundreds of others yo

you were at barrons during the last one, i think?bly the only one that remembers nixon. i remember that. i remember --nd the irs. binky, i think you think at this point slowing growth and the markets being, in your view, 15% over valued probably takes precedence over all of this noise. is that fair to say? >> yeah. i mean, you know, there's really two points i would make. i would say if you think about how domestic political and, you know, really more broadly geopolitical risks have played out in the equity market historically, it is really two simple things. one is there is usually clearly a sharp selloff but, you know, we are talking about 6% on average. but the most important point is that it's very temporary, it's very short lived the average is three weeks down, three weeks back up. >> you're saying if something were to worsen from here, we're not there yet. we didn't get a 6% selloff on this. >> no. because i would argue yesterday's political news and that is not my forte is, you know, marginal incremental negative but the simp

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