baxter is not perfect.heir medication delivery in the nutrition business came in weaker than expected and just over 20 times earnings, the stock isn't that cheap considering these issues it is so complex when you see accounting issues, so complex, you won't say much to say let's do it, but the bottom line, baxter is a high quality company with a terrific track record at the end of the day, accounting irregularities equal sell, even if they don't seem like a huge deal at first glance eventually i think you can buy this into weakness we aren't there yet. either baxter needs to come down some more or we need to get more clarity on the situation until then, i'm urging crow to stay on the sidelines or wait things out maybe in a cleaner medical device story like an abbot labs, abt run by miles white and excellent performance that will let you sleep soundly. i am tempted, my rules say i can't. stick with cramer. >>> if a and d goes down tomorrow, i think you should buy the stock. i think it was a darn good quarter

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talk about one of the worst cases of predatory baxter's defrauding and abusing the poor and sick that i've seen in a couple years you know we have entered issue to many instances of bankers preying on folks but this is this is a this is really happening. in the age of trump what has happened to journalistic standards and competence in the media not long ago it was generally agreed that politics was the art of the possible no one news narrative must prevail and all others must be bang. which is a state of affairs serve the public interest. welcome back we go back to our breaking news story this hour turkey has announced the launch of a military offensive in syria as an arab one says it's aimed at the kurdish workers party and islamic state terrorists syrian state television reports that operation peace spring began with turkish fighter jets delivering airstrikes on the town. in northern syria we go live now to patrick henningsen executive editor at 21st century wired dot com now how extensive could this operation become obviously this is still early days but we've already hear heard ac

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this is business live from bbc news with ben bland and alice baxter. from financial minnow to an economic powerhouse, as china marks its 70th birthday we ask what the future holds for the engin of global growth. live from london, that's our top story on tuesday 1st of october. people's republic of china is now 70 years old but can the asian powerhouse stay ahead of the pack with slowing growth and an ongoing trade war with the us? also in the programme, australia cuts rates as the era of cheep money returns , but can an economy so reliant on sending raw materials to china weather a beijing slowdown? and we'll be getting the inside track on a business that's aiming to be a sparkling success — the boss of the jewellery editorjoins me now. and as the uk governmenet proposes raising the minimum wage to £10.50 for everyone over the age of 21 we want to know what yourfirstjob was? let us know — just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start in china, which is marking its 70th anniversary and with it one of the most extraordina

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south to the north they saw my grandparents to understand their lives better or stood in front of the baxtertreet terrace apartment i remembered how my parents told me how they had to struggle to find decent housing in the segregated north. it wasn't just about history but a way to understand my own family and myself in ways i never would have expected. >> i like to test the patience of the audience of a different book and then explain how i came to realize only recently how much the museum means to me and people like me. i grew up in texas. nobody loves texas more than i do. but the history of texas and slavery is horrific. texas it was the nation for a few years it was the only nation on earth to codify slavery and its constitution. recently i was reading the history and i said why am i just finding out about this now? was i sick that day? i search the country and i found in a bookstore in detroit my middle school texas history boo book. written 1962 and mister secretary i would like you to look in the index and look up slavery and tell us what it says in the index. >> it's not there. >> i

i'm surprised baxter is down so much not a good headline.erdone this is the best management team in the industry. blue chip balance sheet. great market share they are outgrowing the market they just put up 5% organic growth today in their quarter. operating margins and gross margins are in expansion mode. trading at 14 times. that's how you should value it. you're truly getting a quality name >> value play? back to our theme. >> yes baxter an hunt trading lower by t 9.5% nierptng you untrued coverage of the final minutes of trade. don't go anywhere. "closing bell" and market zone back in a moment - at southern new hampshire university, we believe in education built for all people. - [woman] snhu was the best experience of my life. - [man] without snhu, i wouldn't be the leader i am today. - [woman] i graduated high school 19 years ago. i still finished. - [man] in the military, you feel that sense of accomplishment. that's what snhu is. - you will march from this arena and say to the world.. i did it. - [woman] you did it. i love you. - [gra

he evacuated his windsor home with baxter and dante on saturday. >> my family's resort burnt in 2017 so we're kind of nervous for stuff like this. >> reporter: on sunday, his neighborhood looked like this, ground zero for firefighters structure protection and now after a job well-done no damage to his property. >> iidthk i was but they did a remarkable job. >> reporter: but not everyone was so fortunate. 266 structures have been destroyed in the kinkade fire so far including 133 homes. crews are still working hard to clear roads of downed utility lines and trees. but sonoma county sheriff mark esic did have this to say about the ongoing recovery. >> we believe most of the threat is now in our rearview mirror. >> reporter: there are still about 6,000 people under mandatory evacuation orders and the sheriff says it will likely be like that for the foreseeable fought ch future until crews can get into these burn areas and assess all the damage. kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> today sonoma county will consider declaring a local state of emergency because of the kincade fire. the county admi

i would like to cod you for setting up with i assume lieutenant baxter's health fairi think that's incredibly importar our members. i appreciate the sn visits that you and the chief ae doing and the other brass, reacg out to the rank-and-file on a rr basis just means a lot to them,e than you probably realize yoursi appreciate it personally as commissioner. and one question,u talked about the mission high sl ems program. what would it taked a high school, another high schn town to ems training program? >> so what's happening right noa pilot program. so we are going - we need to see sort of the succf that. and this is just one clase topic that they are working on s semester, next semester is anotr more ems-involved. so this is te pilot school. >> okay. i didn't realize it waa pilot. sorry. >> so we really need to sort ofe how that works. but there is --n there is certainly willingness m the school district and from ciy college. so we'll just have to n the future. >> i think it's terrific. so thk you. thank you, chief, for your report. >> thank you very much, commissr cleveland. commissioner har

about the baxter deal? renegotiate. who would rather have another referendum instead. i'll be voting against the deal tomorrow. this is not what people voted for. people have told me they want their vote back, they wa nt to me they want their vote back, they want to vote on this deal, it is too important to be left to the politicians. even the party bosses are trying to talk them out of it... there is a clutch of labour mps whose votes might help the deal sneak through. i've been loving this morning byjohn mcdonnell sneak through. i've been loving this morning by john mcdonnell and jeremy corbyn this morning to abstain. i am a 100% lever. and they expect me with a fleet of a fling that a turnaround. no, not to do it. even if there is a sprinkling of labour help, number ten type still needs to work to make sure all of their own side are lined up. some of the most resolute brexiteers may yet hold out. i am very glad that we have had such constructive discussions, nothing is concluded yet. there is a good chance this will

i'm alice baxter. in the business news... railways back on track.that a review into the state of britains railways will be brought forward as the government strives to "ensure that the benefits of a prospering economy reach every corner of the united kingdom". vodafone has apologised after a technical error meant customers using the mobile network abroad were hit with roaming bills of up to £5,000. customers took to twitter, saying they were unable to use their phones and could not reach the operator. since 2017, uk consumers are able to use their mobile phone tariffs when travelling in the eu at no extra charge. the budget has been announced for 6th november, with chancellor sajid javid saying it will be, "the first budget after leaving the eu". it will also be mrjavid's first budget since he became chancellor in july. the date is normally announced in september, but in the event of a no—deal brexit, the bbc understands that the full budget will be delayed and the 6th november announcement would be "a simple economic statement". within all the pomp

baxter v bracey was a guy was running from the police and he had an attack dog on him. it was after he was surrendered, and it was whether or not the police could have qualified immunity. the sixth circuit ruled in favor of qualified immunity. it was possible that cody could make it to the supreme court. thomas: almost all of its qualified immunity cases are like stun gun cases. almost always they are cases in which the supreme court is expanding, not narrowing it. understanding that there are a number of court judges that are questioning that basis. this court has seemed to go only one direction and has done a lot of reversals where they do not hear argument and the government official is held liable. hernandez, the cross border shooting cases is the next place where you will see a discussion. >> i thought you were omnipotent, you knew every case. thomas: i pronounce it differently. >> i think we have time for one or two more questions, and we have one right here. >> hello. i wanted to know if you had any of dates or insight on the case in the state of georgia versus m

liz: baxter international, autozone are the names you have. >> frankly boring names, at that don't attractin terms of swings down. therefore provide level of consistency that the portfolio needs not to have a very strong move to the downside, in case the macro risks are or the volatility goes up in the markets. liz: what do you make of markets between now and the end of this year? we have very low unemployment. we're coming up on a holiday season. i would think the consumer is still pretty strong, holding much of the economy on his or her shoulders. do you foresee a good q4 here? >> i think consumer stays strong for the quarter. the biggest risk are invests are being held up until we get more trade, more clarity, or certainty on the trade front. we think that is a potential dampener of growth in the u.s. hopefully the consumer stays strong. liz: good to see you. we really appreciate it from bmo. low volatility equity fund. it is okay to be boring. thank you so much. [closing bell rings] doesn't look like a win for the dow. down for the dow 24 points. s&p and nasdaq are green. that will do

have ever actually seen do not think i have ever actually seen that i never thought about how much baxter's those veins? holly, think even imagine indeed. one of the key players in today's rugby world cup semi final could be kyle sinckler. so, we sent fiona lamdin to the england prop's local rugby club in battersea to see how they're cheering him on. full house there. people are getting their bakers damages. people are just getting the last seats, because in the next 20 minutes or so it is happening. just telus, sir, how are you feeling? absolutely fantastic. it isa you feeling? absolutely fantastic. it is a great day, a ledger going to when, kyle is going to get a second try and it is a great team to below to. as we have been saying, kyle sinckler started his rugby career here. he was about the age of some of these children, eight years old and his owners play rugby here. one of the him is rob, coming to this money. tell us, all those years ago, but he was eight, but did you see in him? he was a big lad, ran very well. he looks like a natural player and he develops admirably please to see.

ina in a moment, alice baxter will be telling us what is happening in the business news.in what's likely to be the last prime minister's questions session before the general election. the helicopter crash into the clutha pub in glasgow was caused by pilot error, rules an inquiry. ten people died because the pilot didn't follow emergency procedures. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. facebook has agreed to pay a £500,000 fine imposed by the uk's data protection watchdog for its role in the cambridge analytica scandal. it had originally appealed the penalty. but as part of the agreement, facebook has made no admission of liability. us lawmakers have accused boeing of building "flying coffins" and engaging in a "pattern of deliberate concealment". the plane makers boss dennis muilenburg was quizzed by the senate commerce committee where its been accused of putting profits before safety in seeking approval for its 737 max 8 plane to fly — following the two deadly crashed that killed a total of 346 people. high street retailer next has blamed the hot weather for

baxter, i want to follow up on testimony. ms. mcglocklin was expressing concern about the pregnant workers fairness act, the use of the term, known limitations. she stated the phrase is clearly different than the definition of a covered disability under ada. i wonder if you could take a minute and respond to that concern and what pregnancy related impairments/disabilities have the courts not deemed covered under the ada or the amendment act? how is the pwfa addressing this? >> the first question, yes. the intent of the pregnant worker fairness act is precisely to incur coverage for pregnant workers with limitations or medical needs stemming from pregnancy that do not qualify as covered disability under ada. those limitations could jeopardize health, but are not deemed disabilities at. yet. please note, pwfa borrows familiar standards from ada, like reasonable accommodations on undue hardship and process. the fundamental nature of the law, the fundamental framework is similar. covered disabilities, no, it is not in the pwfa contex