the agricultural space, bayer is sounding the alarm.ompany talking about job losses, having to shed some businesses and they are cutting 1.5 billion euros of annual cost. they are taking away non-cash impairment charges, they say it is going to be the mid to high single digits. all of this comes as we have known for months we have talked about this that they are still wrestling with the litigation over roundup, which they inherited from the purchase of monsanto. that was also called down and it is down anywhere from 3% to 6% this morning. of rolls-royce is speaking. that is one of the stocks you are watching. it is still uncertain, the timing of the aviation recovery. this is the most difficult period for aerospace and peace time a stock down more than 80% year to date. what about the weather want to shore up the balance sheet? annmarie: i know you were an analyst for the aviation world, so this is one you watch closely. they are laying out plans to raise as much is pounds. financing. in new for this stock, people are saying it is going

vanessa bayer and the brand leaning into the cheesy puns. >> the only thing you should never not send is noods. >> the end of the video even showing a blurred-out bowl of the fan favorite dish. thank you for the noods. in fact, the company says the social promotion resulted in 20,000 consumers across the country receiving boxes of kraft mac & cheese. but the backlash was served up piping hot. comments flooding the company's instagram like this one. stop, stop, stop. listen to all of these moms. we are your customers. a change.org petition has been launched. the kraft seeming to hear the feedback loud and clear, posting on their official instagram, in part, we sincerely appreciate and hear all of your feedback. content will be removed from our channels. and indeed, all of the videos and posted related to the send noods campaign have been deleted. further proof, i guess, that no noods is good news. kraft has yet to address that other controversy currently plaguing the internet, their pumpkin spice you mac&cheese, which is a real thing. >> i could see in the board room it was a good idea

bayer under pressure. we spent a lot of time talking about bayer and the roundup story. talk about them monsanto story. buyer is trading down 12.40 8% as a result of that. -- pandemics are the top concern for amsurg professionals over the top five to 10 years. this is due to a new study from the french insurer actually a. other concerns like cybersecurity, geopolitical social, and macro did as well. earlier we spoke with the ceo. risks: we have done this report for the seventh time and have a very good view on how the positioning of risks have evolved. what we have seen as climate risk has been for a long time the top risk, and due to the tragic and unfortunate context of covid-19, the health risk has taken can the first place. in the long run, the climate risk should remain the number one risk because it is the risk of many other risks we see, be it on the health side, be it on the question around social tension, but also on the question around geopolitical issues we live every day. personally, i do believe the climate risk is the number one risk position. alix: i wonde

bayer lowered its guidance for the year.by the british and government says huawei has failed to improve its security standards enough to be used there. the boards of the chinese tech giant could only provide limited assurance that all risks to u.k. national security could be mitigated in the long-term. in july, the u.k. backtracked on a plan to allow huawei to provide limited role in the 5g infrastructurere. the u.k. has tried to ban them altogether. ireland's top port -- court has ruled that the bread created by subway contains too much sugar to be considered bread.. sub whitehead applied for a tax refund saying that as a staple food, it should not be subject to the tax. the dough has sugar content that is 10% the weight of the flower and faces the same tax of more indulgent products like ice cream and popcorn. i don't know puts quite enough to be classified as a desert. subway insist that the bread is just bread. >> thank you very much. great to see you. catalina is here. how are you? you talk about asylum-seekers. >> this

to vote smart this election we have you covered on air on our new kpix5 news app and streaming on bayer >>> cases arising in 44 states nationwide, no states of seeing declines and in the last two weeks, half of all u.s. states have set single day records for new cases. the white house coronavirus task force coordinator doctor deborah birx said outbreaks are accelerating do to a systematic spreaders visiting friends and family. >> the future does look devastating right now for the number of cases that we see the potential of the rising cases, but we can stop the community spread if we work together. >> well new cases rise, some americans are still dealing with lingering side effects from the virus. also, the number of covid-19 cases in children across the u.s. is on the rise, according to the american academy of pediatrics and the children's hospital association, more than 84,000 children nationwide were diagnosed with the virus in the first half of the month. >>> up next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a new discovery on the moon. >> more water than previously thought, what tha

they include prescription and over-the-counter drugs like bayer aspirin, excedrin, advil and motrin. politics, only 18 days until election day and the big question is, did last night's dueling town halls impact the race? earlier i spoke with joe garofoli, senior political writer at "the san francisco chronicle." let's start with your thoughts on the town halls last night. what were your takeaways? did they change anything at this point? >> i don't think they are going to change anything. the president needed a big audience, so he's kind of the loser tonight. you know, instead of having 73 million people watching like there were in the first debate, you might have several million watching him. he needs an audience now. he is behind. >> joe, speaking of polls, one new poll shows biden leading trump by seven points in typically red state georgia. other polls show a tie in texas and florida. do you believe these polls or do you think trump's likely voters are being undercounted like they were in 2016? >> i don't believe that 7% or seven-point poll in georgia. that's definitely an outlier

vanessa bayer and the brand leaning in to the cheesy puns. >> the only thing you should never not sendd of the video showing a blurred out bowl of the fan favorite dish. the campaign trending on twitter as customers received the surprise noodles. thank you for the noods. the company says the social promotion resulted in 20,000 consumers across the country receiving boxes of kraft mac & cheese, but the backlash was served up piping hot. comments flooding the brand's instagram like this one, stop, stop, stop. listen to all of these moms. we are your customers. kraft seeming to hear the feedback loud and clear, posting on their official instagram in part, we sincerely appreciate and hear all of your feedback. content will be removed from our channels. further proof i guess that no noods is good news. by the way, kraft still standing behind that other controversy currently plaguing the >> stay with us for "gma." >>> right now on "america this morning," the cordial questioning turns tense from health care to same-sex marriage, key moments from judge amy coney barrett's supreme court nominat

billion upfront but could pay another $2 billion based on future success milestones this comes as bayer has the legal troubles over its round up weed killer. carlyle is reporting nearing an agreement with siemens to buy binder for around 2 billion euros. carlyle had reportedly outbid other private equity firms after sie si siemens requested final offers last week. we did see a fairly significant drop in the spot price this morning and this is how it's playing out across the oil companies. also just extending losses from last week. you can see 1.1% of bp selling for 1.6% of shell, but that's the weakest performers of the majors, down close to 2% let's get to brian nick, thank you for joining us i think we're all counting down to the u.s. election now, just over a week to go and certainly very exciting as we watch the early votes that have been cast at the ballot box but also some of the polling at this stage give us a sense what the markets are likely to do over the next few days >> thanks for having me. one thing we've pointed out this entire year is that the 2020 election seems to be i

>> thanks for having me first off, secondly this is a problem that should be shouldered by bayer lovelyoved, it was a tragic event, but moving forward she was diametrically opposed to police practices within the the part of rochester, new york. now the public feels they can act with impunity and subsequently assault police officers based on how they feel, we have an erroneous warrant and that was unfortunate but police are there to serve and protect in connection with protecting our citizens and that is not happening, diametrically opposed to police practices. todd: the nypd is preparing officers from growing political protests. was would the response look like? >> what happened in the past, what happened with the death of george floyd, the nypd is one of the best trained officers in the country but bill diblasio has intermittently intervened in connection with the public safety component with things spiraling out of control. potential events may draw in demonstrations like the confirmation of justice comey couples with up and coming election in november. the nypd is capable of doing th

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it recently acquired a division of bayer that expanded operation in the pet health care industry.t's a booming industry not only here in the united states but globally. technically falling into the health care space. but as we know it is not necessarily one that might be in the cross-hairs of either democrats or republicans relative to drug price control. and i think it is going to benefit from the fact that today, obviously adoptions or acquisitions of pets are exploding and we treat our pets exceedingly well. so with the addition i think of the synergies they will achieve by way of acquisition as well as the growth opportunities, it, the chart looks particularly attractive i think it's a good growth opportunity for otherwise defensive space. liz: mark, i got to get you this news, according to nancy pelosi who told fox business this in just, i'm seeing this as breaking news, 48 hours away from a possible stimulus deal. what does that mean, if it does come to fruition for the markets and for i guess sectors since specifically if we're talking about that way? >> yeah, liz, i think

and he's in their eyes, few other ways to explain this sort of erratic bayer that tehavior president is undertaking. i think what we're seeing with the debates, is that the president, under the surface, if you can call it this, he's embarrassed. his administration's failure to put the coronavirus back in the box is the reason that the commission on presidential debates had to propose a vufirtl head-to-head debate format. and the president's failure to directly protect his own people at the center of government is the reason this decision had to be made. think about it right now, john. the joint chiefs of the united states of america are quarantined because of this president's failure to protect his own people in government. and i think history will record this as a pivotal moment when a storied democratic tradition couldn't be continued per usual because of that failure of the administration to address the challenge. you know, when we saw the president at walter reed, of course, do his victory lap the other day with supporters, secret service agents in the car, that was a stunning de

biotech asked bayer for $4 billion. they were acquired biotech for $4 billion.hey're going to pay if milestones are met. let's take a look at how they trade at the open. dani, back to your morning call, is there room for equities to go higher? dani: exactly, you can't have a rally if they are invested fully. according to takata, who does a fantastic job digging through positioning numbers, hedge funds the moment are neutral. the he doesn't think they're going to be buying into the u.s. election because the action he's seen really does imply they state on the sidelines. -- steed on this -- stayed on the sidelines. for one, there's the seasonal issues of hedge funds tending to buy in november, in december trying to catch that santa claus rally that historically takes place. also, liquidity is favorable for these hedges at the moment. if you want to borrow, make a bet. the data is encouraging to do so who is going to be buying? according to takata, both leverage systematic ctas continue to leverage. the latest aaii survey does have retail investors net bullish for

what happened was we received a donation of i think 3 million tablets from bayer of product manufactured in pakistan there was not an fda print -- >> the ribbon long congressional hearings so please if i could reclaim my typing do you believe the public misstatements by president trump and the fda director on convalescent plasma made the problem of faxing hesitancy better or worse? >> i know that the commissioner was very sorry for the statistical mistake that he made -- >> and he is a good scientist acknowledged his mistake and apologized. have you apologize for the mistake? has president trump his boss and your boss speedy could you tell me which mistake i made? my remarks were -- peter marks, career scientist who approved everything and i was very clear about the 35% relative risk reduction mortality -- i know how to talk about -- >> i understand that but i think it's appropriate when a significant mistake that is made by some -- >> why did i miss state? >> someone who works for you makes a significant public miss david i think you duty speedy on the stage i did not notice commissione

it has laid bayer devastating disparities in access and outcomes. the a.c.a. expansion led toward progress with equity with the gap between the insurance coverage rate between black and white adults dropping by 4% and the difference between hispanic and white adults falling by 9.4%. overturning the a.c.a. would further exacerbate inequities in access to health care. the elimination of the a.c.a. would also be devastating for people with specific health care needs, including 1.8 million people living with substance abuse disorders and mental illness. it would also be stripped away from 135 million people who have preexisting conditions like diabetes, cancer, asthma, and those now who have had covid-19. insurance companies could once again charge women 50% more than men -- than men for coverage and impose lifetime caps on benefits. it would strip a popular feature for families, coverage for those up to age 26 who have sought coverage on their patients' plans at a time when youth unemployment has doubled due to covid-19. in massachusetts, where our state's health