he's betting we won't use that. he's betting we won't put the principle above the politics. he believes that we will put winning the next election above the constitution of the united states of america. he believes that we are going to put the politics above the moral imperative to do that which we know should be done when a president has committed impeachable acts. but i believe that we will not be driven by the polls. we will not. those who crossed the edmund pettus bridge weren't driven by the polls. they were driven by a moral authority that they had to do that which was right. and we must do the right thing, too. we cannot be driven by polls. we must drive the polls. we must stand on principle. we will not allow the next election to determine what we will do now. it is a risky thing to make this kind of decision. you don't know what the next election will bring. you have to use this power that the voters have given us, the constituents have given us, the people of this country have given us to do that which is right. we must impeach this president. we don't impeach him,

plus, new jersey passing nevada is the sport's betting leader.out to get better stay with "power lunch." >>> welcome back the ratings for last night's kickoff ran and they're pretty good julia has those numbers and booe numbers. >> preliminary ratings show a 14% increase from last year and a 7% increase from last year's bears/packers sunday night opener ratings were up much more and the markets for online gambling just this year became legal. pittsburgh ratings were up 23% and ratings in providence were up 36% in both states fans can place bets from their mobile phones in addition to being able to bet in a casino this nfl season 13 states have legalized sports gambling, that's up from five states a year ago now mobile sports gambling is legal in six states. last year mobile gambling was available in two states with a third state making that an option toward the end of the season tyler, back to you. >> julia, thank you very much. >>> new jersey now poised to overtake nevada as the mecca of sports betting in the united states as more and more peopl

david: would you like to own a piece of the betting profits in the league? mr. silver: not the profits. i think our proposal is -- it has been controversial but we have proposed that we receive something i would call and integrity fee. ♪ david: your referees seem to be in good shape, you require them to exercise a lot? they seem to be in good shape. mr. silver: i hope that's not the best you can say about them. they do not have pot bellies. [laughter] david: they seem to be in good shape. are there women referees? mr. silver: absolutely. we have three female referees right now and i think it is an area where i have acknowledged i am not sure how it was that it remained so male-dominated for so long. it is an area of the game where, physically, certainly there is no benefit to being a man as opposed to a woman when it comes to refereeing. in terms of the last group of referees that we hired into the league, they came from our development league called the league, two of the last five officials were women and the goal going forward is it should be roughly 50-50. d

and in this way, also people are betting with their credit cards, so you know who they are.s been legal in nevada for a long time, but for decades in europe, and i've learned a lot from our counterpart soccer leagues because they have worked and lived in regulated vetting frameworks for a long time and to have much better controls than we do. david: would you like to own a piece of the betting profits in the league? alan: not the prophets. our proposal has been a bit controversial. we proposed we receive something that i have called and integrity fee. some people said that is a euphemism for you getting a royalty and i said all right, call it a royalty. my view is, this year the nba will spend roughly $8 billion, will generate about $9 billion unspent around $8 billion. and as creators of intellectual property, and the organization in which the burden of regulation has been imposed by the state, again, the supreme court did what it did end now states are doing what they are doing, legalizing sports betting . they are now imposing a set of requirements on us in terms of how t

in this way, people are betting with their credit cards, so you know who they are.t has not only been legal in nevada for a long time, but for decades in europe, and i have learned a lot from our counterpart soccer leagues with regulated betting frameworks for a long time, and they have much better control than we do. david: would you like to own a part of the prophets? -- would youts like to own a piece of the prophets? profits? e profits.tha it has been controversial, but we propose that we receive something i have called an integrity fee. this year, the nba spent $8 billion creating the nba. we will generate $9 billion and spent $8 billion, and the creators of the intellectual property, the organization in which the burden of regulation has been imposed on us by the state, and the supreme court did what it did, and now states are doing what they are doing legalizing sports betting, they are now imposing a set of requirements on us in terms of how they expect us to protect the integrity of the product, so my view is we should get a fee, not off the profits, becaus

so are you worried that in the 1950's in college sports, we had sports betting shaving.ple, because of the odds, related to the point spread, are you worried about that in the nba? adam: i am always worried that we could have a scandal of any kind, certainly one involving sports betting. i think that we are better off with a regulated betting framework than keeping it all underground and illegal. i know firsthand in the league, that, you know, the supreme court decision has only been within the last year, and now something like eight states have now legalized sports betting. our preference would be that there would be a consistent federal framework, because of your league and you are potentially dealing with 50 different states and different requirements, and it is a bit of a huge burden for the business and a race to the bottom from a regulatory standpoint, but putting that aside, in terms of our concern, that, like any public market, when you think of nasdaq or the new york stock exchange, part of their ability to ferret out illegal activities from the algorithms that

and anti—corruption six governing betting and anti—corru ption six days governing betting and anti—corruptionfore their opening game against georgia. our reporter is at the principality stadium. bring us up to date with what has happened today. a statement from the welsh rugby union has confirmed the news that started to break out of japan that rob howley, the wales assistant coach for the last 11 years, has been sent home and is returning back to wales. the reason is that he is being investigated for a potential breach of betting rules. we know nothing more about the allegations, the amounts involved, or who he bet on, whether it is in previous games of forthcoming games in the world cup, but it has come at a very bad time. it is a breach potentially of regulations that are very clear. it says that no one connected with a by says that no one connected with a rugby team is allowed to bet on a by rugby team is allowed to bet on a rugby match, its result or any other pa rt rugby match, its result or any other part of it, and that is what will be investigated by a panel when he lands back here i

you bet, that is the memo. this month nbc reported that hillary has been in close contact with hi elizabeth warren throughout the campaign? man panel is back. chris, doug, michael. doug, let's discuss this. democrats are not really satisfied. so is hillary coming in at last minute and save the day? at a broker convention. >> she would like to. kennedy: yeah. is what that you hear. >> it is, but if you are a rational gambler, you get 20 to 1 odd on last candidate, and 23 democrats running now, and a 15% threshold, that is not a bad boat, i may place -- bet, i may place money. kennedy: bill de blasio has 200 to one. >> i would never bel bet on him. kennedy: i agree, new yorkers hate the mayor of new york. is this a dream come true she rides in on a pink uniform. >> you know it is a broom. you cannot make a mummy movie without the whole trilogy. biden gets delegates, and what happens, he wears hess pant hisn his head, and hillary gets it. kennedy: warren and sanders people hate hillary, the bernie bros and sisters

something like eight states have legalized sports betting.reference would be a consistent federal framework because we are a league and you are dealing with different states and different requirements, and it is a bit of a race to the bottom from a regulatory standpoint, but in terms of our concern, any public market, think of nasdaq in the new york stock exchange, part of their ability to ferret out illegal activities and algorithms that show when there is deviations that cause their anduters to issue red flags saying something operational is happening here, when everything is illegal, other services and relationships, we can't know tose things, so it is better be transparent, regulated, and controlled and authenticated, and people are betting with their credit cards, so you know who they are. it has not only been legal in nevada for a long time, but indicates for europe, and i have learned a lot from her counterpart soccer leagues with regulated bedding frameworks come in they have much better control. david: would you like to own a part of

one top-ranked analyst making a bold bet on apple.hy he sees the stock jumping nearly 20% stick with us, "fast money" is back after this quick break. >>> welcome back to "fast money. stocks closing out third quarter in the green but it was one rocky quarter. dom chu is back in the newsroom to break down some staggering stats of q3. hey, dom. >> oh, what a quarter it's been, melissa. there are a few standout sectors to focus on. first of all, bad news it was a quarter to forget for the energy complex, by far the worst performing sector in the s&p 500. it was also rough for the health care sector as well. by the way, you can extrapolate that three-month trend into the year-to-date numbers as well where those two sectors, energy and health care, the biggest laggards by a pretty wide margin as well. as for the leaders this past quarter, is the best offense a good defense it was less economically sensitive and utilities, real estate and consumer staples led the way. some individual names in economically sensitive sectors and industries sti

if you're inclined to make a bullish bet, this is the way to do it. here's the thing here. i'm not inclipped to make a bullish bet on microsoft or anything else. >> no, and i think you guys make a good point i mean, i think regular viewers of the program know i'm not particularly constructive about the setup of the market, but i feel if we were to get good news and the s&p is above 3,000, this stock is definitely above 140. probably close to my break-even on the trade, and mike makes a great point. really in june when the trade worries were at the heightened period of this whole year, this stock was $120 so $138 right now. so when you think about it, it has come a long way here, but another 10% in six weeks if we have incrementally better news, macro-wise, it will not be that hard in my opinion because the same reason why it is so crowded, there's no reason that should not continue but the point about a source of funds is a very important one. it is the only market cap with over a trillion dollars on the entire planet right now publicly traded, and there's a lot of positive

rhode island got its bill in on sports betting past, unfortunately. unfortunately right before the super bowl and they lost money on it because everybody sat on the paychecks and they won and you've got to be careful when you've just got to realize some of these things can be very volatile and uncertain and it's not going to be the replacement for how you're going to pay for your school. >> but the states we mentioned earlier that have a big budget problem, we are debating solutions to it. when the way fair decision came down almost adjournedthe session because they assumed that will solve everything for us . there's an instinct towards that we fight against. >> are these the golden geese? >> they're not the golden geese and the key point is the money that would be spent , legal marijuana on sports betting is money that isn't being spent on something else. so those taxes have a way of cannibalizing each other and they tend to erode over time area the next big thing comes along and we have the exact same conversation about state lotteries which have, w

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i bet it produces instant results. third, putting that aside abbvie as it stands is in better shape than bristol-myers humira may have a limited shelf life but it's doing 20 billion in sales, best-selling drug. bristol-myers is nothing compared to that abbvie is paying it away 6% dividend yield. i love both. i love that both abbvie and bristol-myers are trying to take control of their own destiny by making a pair of gargantuan acquisitions if i had to choose, i have to tell you at this point i am going to say the better one to buy is abbvie and that is a decision that i do not take lightly. i think there's some drugs in allergan's pipeline notably the migraine drugs that will be very good let's speak to patty in florida. patty. >> caller: hi, jim thank you for all you do for us. >> thank you, patty. >> caller: my question is about news recently that came out that they are buying bare's animal health unit, elanco. what do you think about the stock. >> speaking to the people at elanco, they agreed with my assessment it w

an integrity team from a betting company had got in touch, seniorfigures then flew betting company haden flew out to japan and after a series of meetings on monday, it was decided rob howley should be sent home. we were probably best place to come out to japan, and at that point we also informed world rugby that there had beena informed world rugby that there had been a potential breach, and that we would be coming out and seeking some face—to—face time with rob to get his perspective on the situation. rob howley is now back home and faces a detailed investigation. if found guilty, he could be banned for life from the sport. the player say they are disappointed but must focus on the task ahead. we are literally drawing a line in the sand, we are not going to be able to do anything about this now, and the only thing we can control is what we build up for four monday night. that has been the main message from the management and players alike, just make sure you don't lose sight of what is important, and at the minute what is important, and at the minute what is important is monday night.

so the thinking is it on any incremental thing, the betting is that tlt will be good for a bounce i don't see rates going much above 1.95 we're at a point where everybody wants to start rebuying tlt. >> if i ammed hearing carter right, mike khouw, he suggests the run of higher rates is -- is time sensitive what's the trade here? >> yeah it's interesting when you look at etfs like tlt and you know, other maybe correlated instruments we could think about hyg and other bond-related etfs. you see relatively low volatility particularly in the treasurys. options premiums tend to be relatively low and we want to take advantage of that the other thing we want to look at, though that is that the moves tend to be relatively muted. we might think about the moves as being fairly pronounced in rate terms but in dollar terms compared to how stocks behave the moves tend to be a little bit less basically what i was looking at was the november 1.36/1.44 call spread slightly in the money. we were looking at tl trading around 1.37 and change when i was look the you spend 3839 or for the and sell the 144 aga

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so you want to bet our economy on an ambition. what's the answer? >> he says the green new deal is a dream -- >> i'm assuming -- >> i'm just saying, where he is right now is a nightmare. [ applause ] >> and that's where we really do have to start this conversation. don't sit around and tell me what's not possible. sit around and look at what happens if we don't make change. we've got, what, 11 years, maybe to reach a point where we've cut our emissions in half, and that's not just america. we're only 20% of the problem. that's a big hunk of the problem, but there's another world out there that's 80% of this problem. so you bet that this is a moment where we better dream big and fight hard because that's how it is that we're going to make the changes we need to make. now, part of it is going to be about research and development, you bet. part of it, we already know how to do, we know how to do off-shore wind, we know how to do solar. the question is, are we willing to put the resources into it, and my answer is yeah because the alternative is unthink

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i think it can still go higher anyone who bets against barry stern bets against me. >>> let's go to adamrginia adam >> caller: hey, jim, my father-in-law and i were talking about beyond meat and i wonder what you think about it and yum brands >> it's a great buy, yum brands. a new c.e.o. >>> let's go to richard in new york >> caller: hello, mr. cramer i know it can't be said enough times, but thank you kindly for all you do >> appreciate it, appreciate it. >> caller: you know, it gets me all pumped up just watching your show, but -- >> >> thank you >> caller: because you're right so many times. listen, i'm retired now, looking to draw down on my bank stocks, netflix in particular. do i hang in there -- >> it's my least favorite bank stock basically. it's my least favorite because millennials and gen x, they're all cheap. they don't have student debt they're probably not going to pick as many sites might cut the netflix quarter. might be wrong >>> how about we go to sue in minnesota. sue. >> caller: well, jim, hi in 2015 i bought a small position in gw pharmaceutical because of their inve

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rob howley allegedly breached world rugby's betting and anticorruption breached world rugby's betting betting and anticorruption laws. it comes before the opening game against georgia. tom stafford has more. he has been one of warren gatlin‘s most truckers —— trusted lieutenants for decades, now he is battling to save his reputation. since their arrival in japan, wales' community work has been praised, but this cast a long shadow over wales' opening match. having guided the nation to sickness and success in 2013, he is likely to face a disciplinary hearing. the management moved quickly to replace howley. stephenjones here on the left he was going to join the national coaching stuff after the world cup, part of when provoked's new coaching lineup was that he is 110w new coaching lineup was that he is now playing to the far east, heading to controversy reverberating throughout the rugby world. was' by throughout the rugby world. was' rugby campaign begins injust throughout the rugby world. was' rugby campaign begins in just six days, but instead of talking about tournament ambitions, th

rupert murdoch's fox empire is taking a bet in the us — launching sports gambling platform fox bet.ars. media firms, from disney to warner media, are mulling the us betting sector, but are wary over fears they could damage their brand. that is today's business briefing. we will be looking at what global media is discussing a just a moment. but first, this story. a man has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of a 3.5—year—old boy — who was crushed behind a car seat in february last year. stephen waterson, who is 26, had denied any involvement in the death of alfie lamb at an earlier trial — in which the jury was unable to reach a verdict. 0ur correspondent richard lister has more. describing in court as the loveliest child you could ever meet. his mother had taken him from one chaotic home to another. his father figure was an anger controlling man with a history of violence. these are the last images of alfie, struggling to keep up with waterson and hall shopping trip. two adults and hall shopping trip. two adults and another child who lived in waterson ‘s flat, there seemed almost ob

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>> not a bet. in fact, there three things they talked about, two of them is that hurricanes will increase in number, increase anyone tensettt and it is alleged that hurricanes are moving slower because of climate change. all of those things we can refute with science, facts and data. >> go ahead, sorry. >> the n-o-a-a data we looked at, their data tells us that hurricane numbers are not increasing. hand falling hurricanes in the united states are in fairly significant decline and the intensity, if we look at that, that's not increased either. and again, with the speed of the hurricanes, slowing to a crawl, granted dorian was one of the slowest, i looked today, according to noaa, most of the slowest moving hurricanes occurred early in the 20th century there's no rim to that will. >> i want to -- no relationship to that. >> i want to get to somebody that kamala harris said today about fracturing. >> we have to see the fracturing is eknorr must to people. there is no question i'm for banning fracking.

the volume of those bets have surged.ow we are seeing the cost of those yes bets at 60%. -- 64 cents. the bet is the president will get impeached with a house majority passing one or more articles of impeachment against the president. we have those expectations at play and the market volatility that comes with it. to discuss what is happening in capitol hill and joining us with the latest is the bloomberg congressional reporter, erik wasson. .hat a day it was in congress in that human, what were your key takeaways? erik: the key take away for me is that democrats are saying this is a smoking gun. the whistleblower played rises to the level of impeachment. so far, we are seeing republicans stick with the president. kevin mccarthy came out and said this is not an impeachable offense. it is a big question for democrats whether the american public will get on board. in terms of the ukraine, many americans may not know much about it. was nosident says it quid pro quo. there was no demand in the transcript with exchanging aid t

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betting on anticorruption laws. wales' opening game against georgia. he's been one of warren gatlin's most trusted lieutenants for a decade, but tonight robert howley is heading home amid serious allegations he broke betting rules. he is now battling to salvage his reputation. since their arrival in japan, battling to salvage his reputation. since their arrival injapan, wales has worked with local communities and has been praised. at this latest development goes to the heart of the integrity of the game. and because the long shadow over wales' opening match. howley, in caretaker charge, who guarded the nation to 6—nation success in 2013 is now likely to face a disciplinary hearing. the management moved quickly to replace howley. yvie jones management moved quickly to replace howley. yviejones here on the left is due tojoin howley. yviejones here on the left is due to join the national coaching staff after the world cup part of wayne have a cosmic new coaching lineup. he is now applying to the far east, heading to a

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it's called "betting on our future," getting young people involved in doing something about problem gambling. and we wrap with an interview and performance by bay area musical legend, david bustamante. we really had his band, dakila, on our show, a group big in the '70s but dramatically disbanded but has now reformed under the guidance of bustamante. it is a compelling story about life in a popular group and in the world of the big-time music industry. all that on our show today. robert: well, there is a lot to japanese american history. it is rich in stories that say a lot about the immigrant and american experience. but as we've seen so many ways those can slowly fade away unless they are preserved and often restored. that is what internet archive does. as i mentioned earlier, it is a non-profit library making all forms of books and media about japanese americans available, and now internet archive is working with the group densho to digitize 500 of the most important books from japanese american history. and leading the way is someone well qualified to do it. wendy hanamura is an award-wi

the trend line now after breaking, we have thrown back quite close to the underbelly of the line my bet is that you will start to falter here, and i want to be short xli. >> all right mike, carter is calling for a short. what is your trade >> yeah, taking a look at industrials i think it is kind of interesting here. dan was talking about it just about 20 minutes ago actually. peak earnings for the industrials took place pretty much in the first quarter of 2018 they're down about 6.6% since then, and if we take a look at price-to-earnings or enterprise value to ebitda valuation metric, we're close to the all-time high. that's a bit troubling when i'm trying to figure out what options trade to use, i'm noticing due to the volatility we saw in august we were seeing some elevated options premiums i think it is one of the situations where you're not looking to short options, they're not quite that high, but we are looking to use a spread -- i was looking out to december 76/70, $6 widespread on xli, you could spent about $1.50 to get to the math we like, about a quarter of a distance between

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, you take the bet?lgorithms that are going to stop people from doing this forgetting about -- i like that you have tools to stop people but that requires them in advance of drinking or whatever -- do you know what i'm saying >> self-regulatory do you have other things >> we're interested in all of our customers having a positive betting experience. >> to that end you do what >> we invest in tools and there's responsible messages. >> i think we're asking do you cut somebody off if you see crazy bets going through. >> how do we know if it's a crazy bet? this is the same as anywhere ultimately unless an individual is behaving in a way which calls attention to themselves in a physical environment -- >> obviously intoxicated. >> we are responsible adults and we have to conduct ourselves in a responsible way and we're interested in seeing that play out as well. >> there's a tendency in society right now for more freedom for what kind of some of these vices and there's going to be some personal responsibility

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