this is what we do. >> cnn reached out to both beta brothers for comment. neither they or their lawyers responded. close to midnight. a brother sends a group text message. piazza might actually be a problem. he fell 15 feet down a flight of stairs, hair-first, going to need help. but no help arrived and no one calls 911 that night. another brother throw as shoe at him and another appears to hit him near that bruise on his stomach. they're dining things to look like they're trying to get him to snap out of it. >> in the we hours, tim is left alone. >> it's now the middle of the night and tim piazza is no longer unconscious. he's going for the door and several times he falls into the door or furniture near the door. he clearly hits his head metal stair case. he's simply rolling around on the floor, clearly in pain and what you realize from waing that portion of the tape is that you're watching him slowly die. >> nobody stayed with him and he got up. he tried to escape so many times. he tried to live. they all got a good night's sleep. >> around 7:00 a.m., tim

an in-depth look at what happened to piazza inside the beta beta fihouse and the cover up that ensuedere's stations of alcohol and you're supposed to drink it as fast as you can and people are yelling at you. >> encouraging you to drink. >> to drink as fast as you can. >> it begins with a handle vodka. the pwrugters are made to stand in a line and pass it between each other until it's empty. >> nex that pledges run through stations manned by the brothers. shotgun a beer, run upstairs, khug from a wine bag, then back upsta upstairs to beer popbg. he goes from zero to 18 tkreurpbgs in quaminutes. it was merely five times the legal lim toot drive in pennsylvania. >> i had a chance to speak to allison about her special. what happened is stunning. but what happened afterwards afterward, that is truly disturbening. >> and it may be criminal. because there were all these brothers, beta brothers who saw him and saw him in real distress and they didn't do anything. in fact they prevented him from getting help. they didn't call 911, they didn't get him medical help. the best they did was keep h

that but experts say that the mountain has shrunk by more than four meters in july alone meanwhile betas in the boat sixty have been wound thousands of jellyfish invaded shorelines in recent days more than ninety people requiring treatment on one day at the resort of hiding and down after receiving painful stings researches say the weather has increased jelly fish populations in the area but the hottest place in europe right now is the iberian peninsula in spain at least three people have died from heat stroke and this weekend portugal could break europe's all time heat record forty eight to greece. it's already been one of the hottest weeks on record in southern portugal the civil protection agency has issued its highest alert and warns that this weekend could be even worse. but it is the risk is expected to increase and spread to other regions of the country and specifically to the center and to the north he sent into the world. across europe the scorching temperatures are causing more than just over crowded coasts the heat has brought drought stoking wildfires from spain to sweden. th

beta have to steal it anymore, especially when you have smaller companies with critical breakthroughs in technology were or artificial intelligence, what have you. this legislation will allow us to recognize those threats and to stop china from buying our most critical technology that we need to maintain our role as the world's greatest superpower. i thank you for your support of this legislation. i encourage everyone on the committee to take a tough look at what china is doing in the united states. president trump: we put a $50 million number out there. -- $50 billion number out there, the top number is 250 billion, but of that $50 billion has to do with technology and other high-tech things, and there is a 5% tax on that now coming in. that economically also helps us. people are our be saying it is having a big effect. we are article election that money, it is a lot of money come up much of it is being collected, some of it in one week. ofis a tremendous amount money coming into the coffers of the united states, which nobody has ever seen before. nobody has ever come close, to seein

reported from spain where fish and chip5 i5 reported from spain where fish and chip5 is angry on the betae than is having an impact there. the daily express i5 an impact there. the daily express is the biggest brexit paper for cheerleading, so they are desperate for a 5liver of good brexit new5 that they have decided to set a heat wave is because of brexit and they are calling it a bumper brexit, spending but really it isjust a lot of ice cream. a lot of alliteration as well. great stuff, thank you so much and we will see you later on to review the papers. that's it for the papers for this hour. polly and steven will be back for a second go at the front pages at 11:30pm. i'll be back at the top of the hour with the headlines. next, though, it's the weather. hello, a wet end of the day but for the south glorious. some heavy rain for scotland and northern england at the rain will become a lighter and apache are to the course of the night. quite breezy, too, and it will be turning more humid across the north and west. so temperatures of 1a the north and west. so temperatures of“; or 15 degre

just part of being involved in a high beta growth company with an uncertain future and mostly tradingn potential if that's not the type of thing that you enjoy enduring, and you are looking for something that's less volatile, maybe you should, but i couldn't speak to you directly on that >> do you believe in the long-term of the stock, right? >> i -- i have never sold. i have only added. >> all right good to know next up. is win beggo worth holding long-term? >> you are in that >> i think it is it's been a difficult stock. things going on. one increased raw materials because of tariffs two, some question about whether dealer inventories are too high. i think both of those miss the point that demand is very high for their products right now they made a purchase about a year ago of a towable segment that is not going to cover off the ball the stock is ridiculously cheap. this is a great long-term hold here >> you were involved in lpl financial and have almost doubled my money >> the first thing you should do is send me a check for my share. i made some money in the stock not a ton of mo

this idea is trying to bring -- bring40 two bearing beta to 60/40.ry dollar you invest you get $.90 an equity, $.60 in bond equities. that is a 2-for-1 combo and makes it interesting. >> was this designed for? is it targeted for someone like me? >> for anyone that says they are capital constrained and think they can get diversification on top of the equities. institutional investors, and a lot of institutional investors are to get this most efficient portfolio. these asset allocators are what is targeted after. scarlet: the sounds great if things go well. what is the worst-case scenario for the fund? what happens when stocks and treasuries fall at the same time? >> you could say the equity market sold off in 2018 as interest rates rose. to bondsyour exposure through bond futures and rising rates. you had $.90 to every dollar in equity. you are already delivering your equity and taking less risk. historically, bonds have had a negative correlation. over the last two decades, you have had diversification potential. that is more often in big equity sell

. >> reporter: on the night of february 2nd, 2017, prosecutors say tim and 13 other beta thet that pi in a hazing ritual called the gauntlet, consuming five drinks in two minutes. >> they had to go from station to station and chug alcohol. >> reporter: tim reportedly had a troeflk fall. one brother allegedly texting another, he fell 15 feet down a flight of stairs hair first, going to need help. onhe sirep ry ordl telanding, t carried to a couch. h erft etrea gted him like a rag doll, like road kill. they slapped him, threw water in his face, punched him, sat on him. >> reporter: kordell davis, who was in the room and has not been charged in tim's death, says he did everything in his power to get somebody to help his friend. >> i lost it. i was screaming and yelling. i was saying, we need to take him to the hospital, we should call an ambulance, dial 911. >> it's nice that he had good intentions at the time. but i don't know why anybody didn't pick up a phone. >> reporter: a grand jury report last year shed light on what allegedly happened inside that fraternity house. detailing surve

. >> we are gathered here to say good-bye to sushi, the beta fish. >> if you look at sushi right now,ou'd say sushi is pretty much a dead but. >> why are you sleeping? >> sushi is sleeping, leave it alone. >> sushi has been doing that for a number of years. >> so, yeah, i would have thought that sushi had expired too, because when my friend's fish died that's whaticly would shoe sheny since there's no rice? maybe you should get a four-poster bed and sushi could take a proper nap every now and again. >> good idea. >>> meanwhile, my friend had to give her dogs a lesson because they got in the trash. so she showed them how to pick up after themselves. >> this is what happens when you make the mess. >> that's right, you make the mess you clean it up. but both dogs are like soon as she leaves i'm doing it again and i ain't picking it up. >> i can't even teach my children to do that. >>> sometimes nature just gives you the perfect pass. you know what? it would be rude not to take it. this is in argentina, pretty cool as well as you see him entering into this small little tutilyhe trench. >>

hughes and ownership are still unbreakable lated data wallet which is currently in the beta phase says it lets users determine themselves who can use their data. social media companies gather likes comments and status reports and use them to infer emotional states and attitudes photos that people upload are another important source of data for them. online retailers monitor shopping habits and infer preferences and lifestyles registered users of dating sites and online forums also reveal a lot perhaps more than they realize retailers discount cards tell the relevant parties how much money you spend. but all the data have to be processed and evaluated and that's what makes them valuable. and that's where data brokers enter the picture. they purchase big data sets and analyze them to draw up user profiles. and. profiles describe individuals that fears and needs and perhaps their financial status that allows for targeted advertising tailored to our pocketbook they can describe us better than even our best friends can. cost in nola is a data security expert and consultant he views the glob

>> we're both betas. >> trevor: i go with that voice. "what are you doing today?"t speak to me every time in the elevator. and then one day, i just cracked, and i looked at the dog. and i was like, "what are you guys doing today?" i think i was just defeated. and she was like, we're going for a walk." >> you cracked the code. >> trevor: when i watched the movie, i was like, this is basically it. you need to get a dog. >> no, i don't. i don't want to talk to more people. i have enough people in my life. i want to shrink my world, not get it bigger. i'm not taking applications. ( laughter ). >> trevor: well, in that case, get a hacky sack. ( laughter ) >> i'll pull a muscle. >> trevor: thank you so much for being on the show. >> it's a pleasure. >> trevor: "dog days" will be in theaters august 8 and season four of "ballers" premieres august 12 on hbo. rob corddry, everybody. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) still nervous about finding a new apartment? yeah... but popping these things really helps me...relax. please don't, i'm saving those for later. at le

unfortunately, other than falling equity beta, there has not been a trend in fixed income. with regard to trend followers is wait until the economy weakens more substantially. the trend becomes monday said starts cutting rates. the bring up the banner of indian rupee. i want to emphasize, when you see these numbers, it is really abrupt. i am shock to see that number versus where we have been for years. nejra: one discussion that has, up, whether you want to collect contagion or not, is account deficits versus surplus. deficit, current account deficits, should the dollar be weaker? discussion has been going on. it is one reason this has not happened. fundamentally, the dollar is overvalued. that is the price to pay if you are the global reserve currency. it has a lot of advantages for the u.s., and one slight disadvantage, that the currency is a bit too strong. nejra: how would you differentiate in the emerging market space? at the dollarook liability, how much credit growth they have had after the crisis, that is places -- that is where you see places like turkey getting ha

london well twitter has also found itself at the center of the beta over a century ship the latest controversy comes up after it suspended austin peterson a republican candidate in the u.s. state of missouri senate race. for what it the scribed those abuses of behavior peterson received the twelve hours after he responded to an accusation linking campaign funding with alleged russian hacking well peterson posted the gif of former salvi at leader joseph stalin this one was a reply to his critics some users flagged the post as offensive and it was subsequently deemed to have violated the platform's rules even though the image actually came from twitter's own collection on appears first on its database when you type stalin but twitter is holding firm that its bond was not a mistake it claims peterson's reply amounted to targeted harassment and could be seen as an attempt to silence voices on the platform but austin petersen believes using the stalin image was not the main reason he was suspended three different emails were sent to me about this saying that i had not done anything wrong mysterious

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>> beta test it, keep it real, keep it honest and stay out of what i call false positive. >> thank you both, congratulations on your book, on your company, on your company. great to have your advice, thanks, guys. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> this week's yourbizselfie comes from noel. this is a great picture. this sister team offers custom design. we see a sample of their work right there. pick up your smart phone right now and take a selfie of you and your business and send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com. or tweet us to us with a #yourbizselfie. include the name, the name of your company and tell us the location and if there's anything neat about your business you want us to share, let us know that too. we look forward to seeing them. thank you so much for joining us. we love, love hearing from you. so if you have any questions, comments, just want to say hi, send an e-mail to yourbusiness@msnbc.com. we read all of those e-mails. if you missed anything on the show, you want to see it again, head to our website, msnbc.com/yourbusiness. don't forget to connect with us on our digi

fallen angels they have become c tonic and they are important because they provide the ipso facto the beta to the alpha the nemesis to the hero soto she is the hero craig wright is the villain i'm going to move on to the next headline but i do want to say in the past we have discussed it but we believe that what cash meant to the cypherpunks who developed because it's not just ones that toshi nakamoto it's whoever even if it was an individual they were building upon innovations and creations and ideas of the entire cypherpunk movement of thirty years prior and cash was about anonymity and basically trust lists internet and permission lists interactions financial and communication so i think that's why this guy is it was never about competing you need forty thousand quadrillion calculations per second which is the current hash rate or thereabouts to buy a cup of coffee i don't think that's really the point the store of value proposition the ability to operate outside of the government with hard money store of value the first time in history is the use case so. oh dr. craig right think toshi

our top stories this hour concerns social media giants are silencing the beta after twitter suspend several prominent libertarian and conservative figures for alleged speech also become the u.k. prime minister joins a growing chorus of calls for her ex foreign secretary to apologize after boris johnson said that women wearing the cabs because look like letter boxes. we are slenderness to guess he made the remark. would you think would say something like that racist people trump boris johnson and tommy robinson who. was actually born in johnson. oh my god. we need to a woman who faces a lengthy jail sentence for terrorism after following her husband to syria where he joined islamic state i guess the debate whether she deserves to be behind. this is very critical to people who want to go the cycle of are all going to. make their own decisions on well you. know they're welcome it's three pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international. there are concerned social media giants of policing what's acceptable to say think after numerous accounts belonging to libertarian and conservative figure

thing that is curious, if you look back it typically doesn't move as much as 4% to 6% it had more beta than normal. >> a couple of points about the trade, that's why i'm looking at october expiration, and defining my risk about selling the 100 call it is not a sure thing i have a couple of months. if the stock goes down a couple percent rather than up, i can cover that 100 call in october and look to sell maybe the 95 and tighten it up a little bit, reduce the premium those are some things i'm considering when -- >> this call that you're long is at the money and the real question that you are probably asking yourself, you might ask yourself and everybody else is asking themselves, is it possible this stock could move 3% between now and october expiration i think it would be shocking to me if it didn't move that much that's one reason the valuation that you're spending here and why you would structure the trade that way makes sense you know, you were talking on the earlier show about some general potential market risk. if you happen to believe in that as well, using this as a substituti

you talk about how it is different but it is still happening and we are approaching beta midterms. do you see it evolving into something else? >> guest: it's a little bit different. donald trump gaslight as a mechanism people do it when they are caught lighting thi lying ts crazy don't pay attention. he just picks a target and starts making up lies. so pretty sure it will pop back up or he thinks there are millions of people that voted illegally and at that point he is setting up a narrative that he can still use that in 2018 and 2020. .. >> i think if you don't get it by now the filter is off. during the campaign there was an incident with michelle feel and suggested to a reporter that she may have a terrorist with a bomb in her hand. there is nothing stopping him from doing that and lighting it up on a much larger level. >>host: you joked a minute ago about gas lighting for fun and it is entertaining to them. but do you think there is something more to it that sewing the passing frustration and mad shows distress with the free press, i'm on enforcement, intelligence community and

one of the stories that i want to tell is we need to keep going where people go, that is what beta pollsters do. host: we will go to massachusetts. robert is watching, democrat. caller: good morning, america. the polls don't mean nothing. the polls don't mean nothing. we are in a constitutional crisis. .ou have manafort, cohen indicted. the polls don't mean nothing. host: what do you mean, the polls don't mean nothing? caller: freedom of the press. if you take the freedom of the press, polls don't mean nothing. polls don't mean nothing. --n you have robert mueller robert mueller is a great man. mueller has his daughter's taxes, he has ivanka's taxes. everything, he knows about the dark money he knows about the dossier. host: but what is your point about what you are saying and how it is related to the polls? caller: that is the problem. it is the polls. it is not the real deal. host: ok. guest: well, you know, pollsters have long argued that there is a place in a democracy for having people have a place to express their voice. to say but they are thinking and feeling. regardless of what happ

. >> i think the little guys would get pulled up in the wake of a b beta of two.e big boys be killing these guys >> such different assets it does not matter i am saying this kind of after hours move is typical. that's all it is >> it is a good sign >> well, it is not a bad sign from momentum stocks their guidance was not anything to stick at. you loo k at the stocks, the trade is 63 forward. so if nothing else you know in the environment that we find ourselves in, if momentum stocks will tell you anything maybe this is a bit of a white flag in the short term >> carter says that may not be the case for much longer we'll break it all down for you on plasma. >> another acronym >> there is a lot of way to play momentum m.t.u.m. let's talk about what you call value. the first letter of these five sectors, these are defensive assets this area of the market, just take a look at some of these numbers to put these in context. these five sectors, you got 32 stocks and 63 utilities and percentage of the s&p and i am going to move forward whachltant we got is a third of the m

a local radio station pulled residents about the 1500 beta refugees being airlifted from saigon and 80% of people surveyed did not want the military to bring refugees to their town. at one point, residents circulated a position demanding that refugees be sent to a different place and school children made jokes about shooting refugees. as far as i'm concerned, they can ship them back, one woman told the new york times. this support for sending refugees back to vietnam reflected broader national sentiment. in one national poll in june, 1975, 80% of americans believed the united states should arrange to send refugees back to saigon. in a town close to niceville, anxiety about refugees reflected anxiety about a weakening safety net. we have enough problems take care of, said a local farmer. one of his customers agreed they don't have enough money to take care of social security and they want to bring in more people. these economic concerns -- many believe that southeast asians -- in june 1975, from its -- 28% believed that refugees did not take jobs away from americans. a realtor in nearby

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looking at lower beta asset classes makes sense. >> i'm struck with you saying derisking. in golf we never utter the word shank. can you just not sell. is that a euphemism for derisking. >> no. you're transferring to lower risk assets. are you willing to derisk in this environment >> very little on the margin perhaps. but when we talk a goldilocks economy -- we underestimated the tax cuts if we were at goldilocks levels investor sentiment would be morrow bust. it's not that's a good thing. that can allow asset prices to go higher. there's risk in some of the price for perfection price per sainthood stocks in technology when you take a look around in large cap and small cap we're growing dividends better than 10%. we're growing free cash flow quite healthy. i'm still finding great valuations in small caps like designer shoe warehouse, kearney financial. they are buying back 10% of their shares outstanding i don't think that's an overpriced, overexcessive market that you want to be significantly derisking. >> makes sense thank you gentlemen for joining us >>> so is elon musk

a high beta stock. ramy: we look forward to see what it does. su keenan, thank you very much.ith little product -- process. because winter institute on china and the u.s. joins us next to discuss his worsening dispute. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i am hearing many more businesses saying, the pricing pressures are real and we will start to think about how we transfer that into the final goods and products. there is a lot of concern on main street about how these tariff war's will affect them and their products. soybeans, for instance, is a major product out of the eighth district that is exported. to somee can get resolution. i hope the strategy works. that this negotiating tactic. wise, we look economy don't see it much. if you look in a, you are seeing impact. what i hear from ceos i am theing to is at a minimum, tariffs are having somewhat of a chilling impact on their capital spending plans. >> it is certainly a risk. if you look at just the tariffs that have been announced in terms of the macro economic effect, it is up at large. there is uncertainty around

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news is reporting she expects to beta released from the hos in the next few days and then will go on toha >>> amazon's alexa, the voice acvated device designed to make life easyiers controlling homes a cars. >> also comes with concerns about your privacy. we went straight to amazon headquarters to find out how they are handling these issues an about what you can expect from your next alexa encounter. >> reporter: get ready to do a little more talking. voice systems such as alexa and siri from apple are surging in popularity with more than 1 billion of these smart devices in homes around the world. leading the pack, amazon, which >>s captured nearly 70% of the market. ou don't know what you are missing until you actually use the device. >> reporter: tony reeec is the ive in charge of alexa. she worked at amazon for 20 years and took us inside their seattle headquarterehind closed doors for a rare what they are working on ernext. e are we going? >> we are going to go in and visit the day one lab. this is our smart home lab that we useor testing and usability. >> reporter: it feels kind

he had previously identified alpha beta gamut of radiation. he had found the proton, and with this man, sitting to the right with rutherford next to him, the two of them had worked out a model of atomic structure which we have in the next slide, a model of atomic structure where tiny negatively charged electrons orbitted a positively charged nucleus. a famously compared this vision of the nucleus within the atom to that of a fly within a cathedral. now, rutherford, who in his career would train 12 nobel laureates. had he long suspected the existence of the neutron, but he had delegated the work to chadwick. and prompted by some results published by the french husband and wife team frederick and kitty. --courie. she was the daughter of marie curie. chadwick tackled the problem with increased vigor in 1932. applying the classic ceiling, wax, and string principles to make his equipment the simplest and the cheapest fit for the purpose, we know that chadwick violated rutherford's rule, but all work in the laboratory should cease by 6:00 p.m. this

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the 19-year-old died after drinking large quantities of alcohol on his first night pledging at the beta feta phi fraterni fraternity. piazza suffered a traumatic brain injury from several falls. this was the first guilty plea in a case that involves 26 defendants. an attorney for the piazza family calls the sentence an important step towards justice. >>> he's not cryptonian, just human, but clark kent is superman in the pool, anyway. over the weekend, he shattered michael phelps' longstanding record from 1995, beating his time in the 100-meter butterfly by more than a second. not only is he fast, he's pretty smart. >> always have fun and never give up on your dreams, no matter what anybody says. and yes, that was one of my dreams, to beat michael phelps' record, since i was 7. >> phelps went on to win 28 olympic medals. clark kent has been swimming competitively for just four years. incredible. >>> all right, a federal judge stops blueprints for 3d printed guns from going online. how long can it keep dangerous people from carrying untraceable guns? >>> and prosecutors call paul manafort

texas senate candidate beta o'rourke and new york congressional candidate alexandria cortez, not on thisof endorsements. jonathan allen, national political reporter for nbc news digital. great to see both of you. here's what you wrote, lynn, quote, a democrat endorsing a democratic nominee is routine. what the obama list signifies is who obama is going to do something to help in advance of the november midterms. so what's your take on this list? >> well, it includes the categories of people but the most important category is that obama's going to some lengths to avoid being a divisive figure within the struggling democratic party as it tries to figure out its own future course. and the people -- >> so meaning the mainstream, for lack of a better word, democrats, and the socialists, that fight, he's not going to find himself in the middle of it? >> he has most of the people on the 81 listed have already been the nominees so there's no controversy there. some of the in as you mentioned right now, he has the easy out of saying this is just the first batch. so they tried to minimize it. whic

what happened was there were all of these brothers, beta brother who is saw him and saw him in real distressn't call 911. they didn't get him medical help. the best that they did was try to keep the body turned over so he wouldn't choke on his own vomit. >> moments ago, a pennsylvania judge threw out the most serious charges against piazza's brothers. 25 men face lesser charges. don't miss "a deadly haze" tomorrow night at 8:00 eastern only here on cnn. thank you for being with me. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> he is the man that knows where the financial bodies are buried. "the lead" starts right now. breaking news. the man who may know the details of every deal donald trump has ever made has immunity. no, this isn't yesterday's headline. it's somebody new. blowing his top. new reporting on how close president trump has come to firing the attorney general. jeff sessions make it to happy hour today? >>> plus, always a warrior. sad news about the ailing senator john mccain's health and some poignant thoughts he shared with our own jake tapper.

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is wading into one of the hottest, most contentious senate races going right now, ted cruz versus betarally for senator ted cruz in october. i'm picking the biggest stadium in texas we can find. as you know, ted has my complete and total endorsement. his opponent is a disaster for texas, weak on second amendment crime, border, military, and vets. the fact of the matter is that this race is closer than anyone thought it would be. texas hasn't elected a democrat to statewide office since 1994, but o'rourke is actually within striking distance. one of the reasons why from "the washington post," quote, at nearly every town hall, o'rourke speaks emotionally about the migrant families who venture to the border in hopes of finding safety for their children, something he says any human would do. although the trump administration says it has stopped separating such families, hundreds of children still have not been reunited with a parent. and there is news on this front today. the federal government updated its numbers, and they say almost 500 migrant children are still in custody. 36 days afte

calling someone beta male. low iq. this is not one group looking down from a mountain saying the other group is scary.g >> laura: i think people get offended and then they strike back. it's a bad cycle. >> you have 100% of the country angry at itself and the media, to some extent, is one of the ways to hash it out. and they have been neutered. you have been neutered. the same way you talk to your crowd, jim acosta talks to his crowd. >> laura: but he's not an opinion journalist. i am!ot i'm not a reporter. i'm a commentator. i worked for the reagan administration and clerked for justice thomas. i don't pretend to be objective. i'm an opinion journalist but i think i am fair and i think there are great reporters -- >> but the impact on fact and story, sean hannity is single-handedly given incredible credence to some of the worst conspiracy -- >> no -- no. >> laura: first of all, if you are going to come on this network and attack fox, philippe -- conspiracy theories. you know what i think it is a conspiracy theory? sayi

. >> the alert gives emergency crews a jump on the shaking and right now the app is still in a beta testing phase with a goal of releasing publicly next year. this would be amazing if we could get this done. >> we were talking the other day about usgs being able to predict three seconds for the l.a. quake, so a 12-second or 50-second would be kind of what we've been working toward. >> any little bit helps. >> you have to -- i think the parameters have to be understood the fact that the farther you're away from the epicenter the more lead time you will get. the three seconds in l.a. or the epicenter was here but the three seconds was way over here. if you're at the epi center you're getting no lead time at all. >> sure. >> which is unfortunate because that's where most of the energy is and most of the damage is going to be. yes, it's great that it works for everybody else farther away. if we can somehow predict before it erupts that will help more. i like what they're doing, don't get me wrong. >> any steps towards an alert system would be nice when they really have a big quake. >> i just wa

we're lowering the beta, still holding our names, one of the names i like is grub hub i think that has a lot of runway in front of it doing about $5 billion in growth, food sales it's an expensive stock. valuation is not keeping me out of it. they have a $200 billion market opportunity in front of them a winner take all market we are just scaling back a little bit on our positions on some of these more volatile names, adding to more stable names but still like growth and stability and staying away from -- >> a name like fwrgrub you're n put off by a great move? >> it's up 100% year to date. >> but it's like -- >> we still think it's a $12.5 billion market cap and a much bigger category. a winner take all category in my mind. >> the more diners you get the more restaurants and they're entering 150 markets up from 80 last year and a lot of growth in front of them. >> judge, if i told you a company had 24% increase in north american sales, 30% asia pacific, and they had 14 consecutive months of adding to these record runs, you wouldn't think the company is down 9% year to date, caterpilla

seem like a total fantasy but there is this poll out of texas, the democrat running against ted cruz betar texas. larry sabato the said the race has an upset potential. if you follow the news or live in texas, you know everyone loves ted cruz. he is super popular and well liked. that's an issue anytime you run against him. having said that, there is a bat signal thing going on for at least the democratic party's biggest cheerleader, former president barack obama using today as thisser good data is coming in to release his list of endorsements for the midterms and trying to push some over the finish line and chipping away at the republican majority in congress. it is now 97 days from the midterms and this former president is choosing this as his moment to get back in the spotlight saying he's eager to get back into politics. we're about to enter the sprint to november. make sure to stretch. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when yo