but joey and chandler's bachelor pad... monica's apartment... the hallway between them...ription streaming services netflix, amazon prime and now tv don't reveal their viewing figures, but industry regulator ofcom has released new research, and now we know the uk's most streamed shows of 2018. iama i am a businessman. at number five, flat cap thuggery — peaky blinders. maybe all this is happening for a reason... at four, as ‘80s as a rubik's cube, but far scarier — stranger things. society in britain has changed. and at three, already tv royalty, the crown. at two, you can watch on your pc, but it's not pc — the grand tour. how you doin'? and at one, a show which started in 1994 — the year before the dvd was invented. friends. i, ross... take thee, emily. take thee, rachel. so why has it endured? who better to ask than those at comedy central‘s friendsfest, which is touring the uk and selling out wherever it goes. just the characters are hilarious. ross is my favourite character, just brilliant. why? just his facial expressions. ijust watch it over and over. if there's no—

but joey and chandler it is 14 years since friends ended.em, ross's live in rome are familiar to a whole new generation. subscription script streaming services netflix, amazon prime and net tv now reveal their figures, but industry regulator has released new research and now we know the most streamed shows of 2018. at number five,. maybe all this is happening for reason. stranger things. at three, it has already become tv royalty. the crowd. at two, you can watch on your pc but it is not pc. the grand tour. and at one, a show which started in 1994, the year before the dvd was invented. friends. so why has endured? who invented. friends. so why has endured ? who better to invented. friends. so why has endured? who better to ask than the friends fast, the show is shown every day. it is touring the uk, selling out wherever it goes. just the characters are hilarious. ross is my favourite. why? just his facial expressions. i grew up watching them. but since i got into them, i thought this was amazing and i have not stop watching it since. why you

true.t is a lot of concerns we have, we had marc chandler say there is no interest rate at which the lyric could be stabilized. when i hear that, this is mismanagement. a couple of weeks ago, all we needed was for the central bank to act like a central bank should. this could move toward a general betterment of the situation. now we're talking, we need a fiscal package, imf involvement. jonathan: i spoke with jane said we need 500 to 1000 basis points of hikes just to stabilize the situation. does a rate hike get it done? rate hike of any size does not get it done. it comes down to the credibility and policy makers saying the right thing, backing down. turkey is too big in terms of its political connections to not back down. way,e looking at, either no matter what, a hard landing for the country. that means you got financial risk within the banks and tourism and trade go out the door. that is not sustainable. i do think the language is going to term. jonathan: let's move the conversation on. when a currency crisis becomes a systemic risk. are we going in that direction? >> turkey's r

a lot of the concerns, we have had chandler say there is no way interest rate at which the lira could be stabilized. like that ithings think this is totally management because a couple of weeks ago, all we needed was for turkey's central bank to act like we thought the central bank would. this could start to move toward a general betterment of the situation. now, we are talking we need a fiscal package. we need ims involvement. look at what is going on with turkish bank bonding. >> i spoke to jane foley. we will be 500 to 1000 basis points of hikes just to stabilize the situation. just to address it. does it have any side to get it done? and interest rate hike of any size does not get it done. it really comes down to the credibility and policymakers saying the right thing, essentially backing down. in terms ofo big its political connection to not back down. you are really looking at either way, no matter what, a hard landing for the country. that means you have got financial risk. within the banks. -- banks. tourism and trade goes out the door. that is not sustainable. i do think the

chandler by someone reasonable in the tuning and blair work in the bin that are on the thin but the economy of. south america was proper the tantalum encircles their president coming a new. report that get all they had in me million need i need to that end i mean it doesn't but it's again the morning to monitor my fruit of. am i am up there all night i'm on the run up on the line now i am paying. the monarch and the. limelight. when you come in to some of this done will come out of any concern you are more. good in most to stay in the good in will be good in most be reading as does so so when you step out on the t.v. most. of. you know i'm on my corner and we'll put it. in the left about the office in the parking lot of the one mile five workers what garbage i don't see the problem that none. of you will get it out of the neighborhood it feels by your modifying your i'm happy at my moving on to. other and i'm a stock in the oil and as a peacock when i say what i mean i love it when other me must work to find other me more than a mock up of it i kept up with other guys who beat up the market

hey, chandler, what's up you bitch? yeah, i'm trying to explain moneys to my boss.oes this tax thing work again. what? right now? you are? go! i'll see you at polo. i got his voicemail. >> trevor: kosta, why do you have a broker? i know for a fact you're not rich. >> not yet, but donald trump promised americans that we're all going to be rich, and he's never lied before, so call me poor -- don't call me, poofer, trevor, call me pre-rich. >> trevor: so how much is your net worth right now? >> how much is an iphone worth? >> trevor: about $900. >> well then i'm worth $900, baby! what up? >> trevor: michael kosta, everybody. we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) you want to bring the heat? prove it. with carbs to help fuel muscles... and electrolytes to help replace what you lose in sweat. studied. tested. proven. nothing beats gatorade. (thomas) nice choices! you see, now verizon lets you mix and match your family unlimited plans like you mix and match your flavors. so you get what you want, without paying for things you don't. number 6. i know. where do i put

hey, chandler, what's up you bitch? yeah, i'm trying to explain moneys to my boss.ng work again. what? right now? you are? go! i'll see you at polo. i got his voicemail. >> trevor: kosta, why do you have a broker? i know for a fact you're not rich. >> not yet, but donald trump promised americans that we're all going to be rich, and he's never lied before, so call me poor -- don't call me, poofer, trevor, call me pre-rich. >> trevor: so how much is your net worth right now? >> how much is an iphone worth? >> trevor: about $900. >> well then i'm worth $900, baby! what up? >> trevor: michael kosta, everybody. we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! my guest tonight is a grammy-now riter who has written hits for macklemore, rihanna, beyonce and just wrapped a festival tour with eminem. please welcome skylar grey! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: and congratulations coming off the successful tour with eminem. is eminem one of those people who is, li

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the dollar mark chandler joins us. this is bloomberg. ♪ emerging market stand to gain from president trump about the strong dollar. the dollar continues on a four-day losing streak. joining us now is mark chandler. thank you for being on our show. and president trump's comments, is that he treated as well? >> i do think that these numbers are arbitrary. in the big picture i think it's obvious that stocks are in a bullish mood. this thing still has legs to it. i think that what's driving is more important than the actual level. the combination of tax cuts, fiscal stimulus as well as strong earnings. whateverink that happens the dollar will take the biggest brunt from all of trade actions and president trump's comments. cameron was telling us that inflation could be the killer for the stock market. what happens next is continues? we say theand tariffs are inflationary. that's not what economists mean by inflation. what economists mean by inflation is the general prices go up. so the price of corn goes up, we feed our cat

within minutes yesterday, a cloud of dust enveloped the city of chandler.reduced to zero. >>> former contractor with a national security agency was sentenced today, more than five years in prison. 26-year-old reality winner pleaded guilty to leaking a classified report. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! >>> we end here tonight with a phone call to a man who was rowing his boat straight into a hurricane. here's carter evans. >> reporter: stroke by stroke, it's a grueling 2400-mile race from monterey, california to hawaii. a challenge for anyone. but imagine doing this without being able to see. >> you c >> a sighted person can see the waves coming. >> reporter: steve hopes to become the first blind person to row across the pacific. we spoke to him via satellite phone. he's about 100 miles from oahu after 78 days at sea with his rog weher. the next thing i know, i'm on the side and i'm in the water being dragged. >> reporter

butjoey and chandler's bachelor pad, monica's apartment, the hallway between them, ross' living room,prime and nowtv don't reveal their viewing figures, but the industry regulator ofcom has released new research, and now we know the uk's most streamed shows of 2018. at number five, flat cap thuggery — peaky blinders. maybe all this is happening for a reason. . . at four, as 805 as a rubik's cube, but far scarier — stranger things. and at three, already tv royalty, the crown. at two, you can watch on your pc, but it's not pc — the grand tour. how you doin'? and at one, a show which started in 1994, the year before the dvd was invented. friends. i, ross... take thee emily. ..take thee rachel. so why has it endured? or better to ask than those at comedy central‘s friendsfest, which is touring the uk and selling at wherever it goes. rossis and selling at wherever it goes. ross is my favourite character, just brilliant. why? just his facial expressions. ijust watch it over and over. if there's no one's in, that's all i watch. i'm not evenjoking. i grew igrew up i grew up watching fresh pri

vancouver, we're talking about 2040 chandler, arizona, where it's almost possible right now for earlys i realize chandler, arizona, versus manhattan, the -- what you're trying to do is vastly different, isn't it? i've been -- when i was in tucson, they have a lot of room for growth out in arizona, do they not you can go miles without even seeing another car when will it be ready for manhattan? >> well, certainly the difference between chandler and manhattan is -- >> daunting. >> but that's by design. this is about learning it's about getting out on public roads and proving that the technology is safe and consumers like it and businesses can make money by developing it relative to manhattan, i've looked at manhattan carefully in the research i've done the taxi system, for example, has a lot of improvements that could be realized. i think we're probably maybe in a ten-year window where we could handle the complexity that you see. >> no kidding, ten years we're always going to have to look at counterfactuals, too, because for every mishap or accident with self-driving, it is going to be

carting a lot of phoenix, inabout places like chandler and mason, for about a year. 400 of them, we call them early riders. incredibly helpful in understanding and polishing the system. our focus as engineers is making sure the system is very, very safe. we don't want to hurt anything. we don't want to hurt anyone. we don't want to contact anything. when you have users in the car, you get insights. these insights i think ari and since we would not have gathered without the help of these our insights think we would not have gathered without the help of these pioneers. guessed the drop off point for the grocery store is the entry door to the grocery store. that is pretty straightforward. but where should the pickup point b for the user -- be for done withhen they are their grocery cart. we thought pick them up where we drop them off. that's not the right answer. sometimes the card has seven or eight bags of groceries. if we pick them up at the same spot, they would take time to put those groceries in the vehicle and it would be disturbing to the vehicles trying to move

been carting a lot of these folks about phoenix in places like chandler and mace and other communitiesor about a year now. about 400 of these people and we called an early writers. they have been incredibly helpful to us in understanding and refining and polishing the system. our focus as engineers has been on making sure the system is very safe. we don't want to hurt anything or anyone. but when you have real users in the car, you get different insights. we have seen the things that are really interesting in these insights. they are insights that we would've not gathered without the help of these pioneers. let's say you want to go to the grocery store. you want to weigh much to pick you up and take it to the grocery store. we might have guests were the drop off point for the grocery store was the entry door to the grocery store. that's pretty straightforward but where should the pickup point b? -- point be? the first instinct was to pick them up or drop them off but that's not the right answer because they often have a cart with maybe seven or eight bags of groceries. if he were to pi

like hard-boiled detective novels, philip marlowe or raymond chandler -- world war i is present in allf these. often, these detectives are veterans for are having trouble getting over the culture of violence. movies, one of my favorite movies -- i love musicals, his golddiggers of 1993. busby berkeley. this is from a great musical team called remember my forgotten man. i highly recommend it. go to youtube and watch it. it is about how can you have forgotten your veterans? they are talking about this in the early 1930's. how can you have forgotten your veterans? great. was, himself, not a combat veteran, but he served in the military in world war i, taking photographs and choreographing marches, military marches and displays, which he translated into his movies. , i often, since i begun writing about former one, i often come into contact with family members of world war i veterans, grandchildren, great action -- great-grandchildren, and once i met the sun of the youngest american servicemen and world war i -- in world war i who saw combat. the youngest servicemen. . he was 13 years old.

out there designs, but remember this look from the tv show friends where e joey wore with all of chandlersigner latest designs to hit the runway at paris fashion week looking strikingly similar. fake a look at this heavily layered parka one coat but made up of several different types of clothing raging raging from hooe fleece jacket with different length and puppy coat. price tag for that $9,000. but that is not all. >> i do it for free trace e that's how i bundle. tack a look at the red shoes that they're selling as well people on social media comparing them with mcdonald's friendship -- this sell for $445 although they are on steal right now. [laughter] >> that jacket reminds me of the guy that tried to go through tsa with leak everything that e he owned and have to check his bag. remember that? that was the jacket reminds me of. [laughter] i don't know. >> tracee thank you. laughter this morning. good to see you. coming up everybody this is the most expensive midterm elections in history we're going to tell you where big money is putting their money. and a ups driver explains why he ca

we have been carting a lot of these folks about phoenix and places like chandler and mesa for about aear now. we have about 400 of these people, we call them early riders. they have been incredible in helping us to understand and polish the system. our focus as engineers has been making sure the system is very safe. we don't want to hurt anything. we don't want to hurt anyone. we don't want to contact any object. these are insights we would not have gathered without the help of these pioneers. i will give you an example. let's say you want to go to the grocery store. up.o can pick you we might have guessed the dooroff point is the entry to the grocery store, but where be for the pickup point th the user? we thought we would pick them up where we dropped them all. if we were to pick them up in that same exact spot, they would be taking time to move those groceries from the cart to the vehicle, and i would be disturbing other cars that want to move past them. we learned the better drop-off point is near where you would return the grocery carts in the parking. that is a tiny thing maybe,

many of you who like hard-boiled detective war novels, raymond chandler novels, world war i is present in all of these. often these detectives are world war i veterans who are having trouble getting over this culture of violence. movies, one of my favorite movies i love musicals is "golddiggers of 1933." busby berkeley. this is from a great musical scene called "remember my forgotten man." highly recommend, go to youtube and watch "remember my forgotten man." it's really about how can you have forgotten your veterans? they're talking about this in the early 1930s. how can you have forgotten your veterans? great scene. now busby berkeley was himself not a combat veteran. but he served in the military in world war i, taking photographs and choreographing marches. military marches and displays. which he translated into his movies. more poignantly, i often since i begun writing about world war i, often come into contact with descendants of world war i veterans. grandchildren, great grandchildren, and in one case, very powerful for me, i met the son of the youngest american serviceman in wo

i like raymond chandler and ross mcdonald. once i started writing about it the justice system kind of appeared. i think anybody reading my books would be able to make different decisions on things that have happened. you say well, i think this is right or wrong, as a fiction writer i am never trying to tell you what you should think. i'll tell you what easy rollins things are raymond alexander. i'll tell you what the police who are stopping him thing. but i'm not gonna tell you what you should think. >> i watched on youtube the book review of one of the easy rollins books. the woman given the book review suggested to her audience, you need to read the whole series. could mr. mosley be from beginning to end? if you just pick up on book you don't know how he knows at a may or mouse, or mama joe. she said could there be an index for how he knows these people? >> guest: that means they see a book and want to read it and you say you have to read all 14 of the sale my gosh i have to reporting books, barely have time to read one. eac

>> guest: i chose a form because i like mysteries and i read a lot of them and i liked raymond chandler and ross mcdonald, et cetera, and once i started writing about it, the justice system appeared. it's not like it was my goal to write it out and i think anybody reading my books would be able to make different decisions on things that have happened. you'll say, i think this is right or i think this is wrong. as a fix writer, i'm never trying to tell you what you should think. i'll tell you what easy rawlins things or raymond alexander thinks. i'll tell you what the police who is stopping him think but i'm not telling you what you should think iwand on youtube a book review of one of the easy rawlins books, and the woman guying the book review suggested to her audience, you really need to read the whole series. and could mr. mosley -- from beginning to end. otherwise if you pick up one book, you don't know how easy rawlins knows etta may or mouse or mama jo and she said could there be an index? could he have an index for how he nose these people. >> guest: sunny like you said it. it me

but joey and chandler's it is 14 years since friends ended.rfive, it is peaky blinders. maybe all of this is happening for a reason. stranger things. society in britain has changed. at number three, it has already become tv royalty, the crown. at number two, you can watch on your pc, but it is not pc, the grand tour. and at one, a show that started in 1994, the year before the dvd was invented. friends. take the rachel... so why has endured. who better to ask then those at comedy central‘s friends fast. it shows friends every day and the celebration is touring the uk, selling out wherever it goes. the characters are hilarious. ross is my favourite. because of his facial expressions. i just watch it over and over if no one is in, that is all i have on. i'm notjoking. and over if no one is in, that is all! have on. i'm not joking. since i got into friends, i thought, this is amazing i have not stopped watching it. you were born years after it ended. why do you like it? because it makes me laugh. who is your favourite character? rachel because sh

fired tear gas to break up groups we'll get to that in a moment but first this report from paul chandler again. student protesters have blocked streets and boggled us for the past week they're demanding governor. action to improve road safety to young students were knocked down and killed by a bus last week traffic accidents kill at least seven thousand bangladeshis every year and even though the net i'm going on what we've been protesting on the roads for a few days with some of out the months we had demanding justice for those students of the college killed by a bus and we want safe roads. over the weekend the peaceful protests became violent when police tried to break up the crowds rubber bullets and tear gas or fired at demonstrators the government ordered schools and bus services to shut down bus driver say they were attacked. we stopped running our buses and students attacked and damaged our vehicles we cannot go on the roads as students who don't drive was sort of a good move by the government trying to quell the violence by cutting internet services to cripple social media and ce

so my favorite book is a bike called the long goodbye by raymond chandler, the prototypical interior and -- noir and if i'm in milwaukee, i have to buy a copy of a raymond chandler book, the iconic detective, fillil marlow, and the long goodbye this best of all hit books. on the nonfiction side the best book written about the -- both the founding and a really interesting book but leadership is a book called "washington's crossing" by a david hackett fisher and takes washington's crossing of the delware was really a jumping off point for a broader book not only beaut that event but going into detail about what the different armies lookedded like. at the british army, the rag tag american army, and what you leave that book with is an appreciation for contingency. so many things could have gone wrong, both that night but throughout that campaign, and washington was losing the war at that point and had it gone a different way this, country may not have even exist expelled it is remarkable the way it turned around. always recommend that book as good one to give you an appreciation for how

the special master robert chandler lang popularly known by his musical stage name barbed wire has been in military detention for a week after killers broke out in the north end town of the rouer their president yoweri was seven his convoy was attacked in local election campaigns travellers shot and killed another politician is in intensive care in hospital and several people who were also arrested have been charged with. reason winds family and lawyers say he was tortured by the military due to the torment the torture when i was kid in was busted they've never done is to discount reject the hate which was bleeding through the years they have known chick to the bones of the blue who believes their magick their stomach maybe even the other side of the kidney. i would demand rage now is to give us what we want so that we can take care of him to have been sporadic protests in the capital and other parts of the country since his arrest many people who come for the break as for why they are young people they say that they relate to the sounds of this trouble they want to leave the community

butjulie in chandler's bachelor pad, monica's apartment, the hallway between them, ross group was livingws of the 18. at number five, it is picky blinders. at four, stranger things. at three, it has already come tv royalty. the crown. at two, you can watch on your pc, but it is not pc, the grand tour. and at one, a show which started in 1994. the year before the dvd was invented. friends. i ross, take the rachel. so why has it enjoyed? who better to ask than comedy central‘s friends fest, it plays every day and this is touring the uk, selling out wherever it goes. just the characters are whole areas, ross is my favourite character. just his facial it impressions of. ijust character. just his facial it impressions of. i just watch it over and over. i grew up watching the fresh prince of bel—air, but since i got into friends i thought this is amazing and i haven't stopped watching since the. you were born yea rs watching since the. you were born years after friends and did. why do you like it? because it makes me laugh. who is your favourite character? rachel. why? she is funny. to some, u

ahead when it comes to technology >> i absolutely agree that we have legitimate grievances with chandlerou sit down to try to negotiate and you particularly win more when the rest of the developed world representing all of the markets that china wants to use are sitting beside you and saying, look, you've got to fix that the businessmen of every description, northeast, south and west were complainingabout the same problems that we have complained about, percentage caps on investment, nonprotection of intellectual property, subsidies that discriminate against us and are not notified to the world trade organization, these things need to be fixed and i believe that working together we could have made more progress than we have yet made, but i still have my fingers crossed and hope that we can get these problems solved. >> we'll leave it there, thank you both for being with us today as more tit for tat tariffs take effect. intothe ceo of ace hardware is gog join us with the retail landscape and a lot more "squawk on the street" will be right back & he's got wide feet. & with edge-to-edge int

so on the fix side my favorite book is a become called the look goodbye by raymond chandler, the prototypical noir fiction. his a phenomenal writer and i have a weird tick where there's a great book store, the milwaukee airport, a used book store and if i flew through milwaukee i have to buy a copy of a raymond chandler book, phillip marlow the detective and on the nonfiction side, the best book written about the -- both the founding and a really interesting book, about leadership, is a book called "washington's costing" by david acts fisher, a phenomenal historian and takes washington's crossing of the test as delware a jumping off point for going into detail what the different armies looked like at that time. the british arm, the rag tag american original and and and you leave the book with an freshes for con continue general -- appreciation for contingency, so many things could have gone wrong and washington was losing the war and if it had not gone the way it did, this country might not kansas. i always recommend that as a book to give you an appreciation about being an american and lesso

i'm chandler. could i beearing any more clothes? >> no, he cannot. outfit. how much for that coat? >> a billion. >> nine grand. you consider that it' basically five coats in one, maybe not a bad deal after all. >> suckers. barney is calling. >> do you have a clique?e >> we hime for the daily clique. a group of whale watchers. a whale got up close and personal with their boat. have a look. >> oh my god, oh my god, ohod m . >> the whale just -- >> oh my god. stop it. >> what happens her they realize the whale got so close it scraped barnacles off the belly of the whale on to the deck of the boat. >> are you kidding? >> he wasubbing his belly on the boat. >> was everybody all right? >> yeah. >> is that the while's face o a fin? what is that? >> that's terrifying. >> when your dog gets on the carpet, it's the same thing. >> anyway, there's youdaily. >> one whale going watch this. and the screams. roker? forecast, mr. >> hold on just a second, carson. get your barnacles off. undreds in the southwest. humidity along the southeast and we're watching somethi

policy concerns in the of marketplace are getting worse not better we don't see an exit ramp with chandler right now. we had a very good second quarter earnings season and unfortunately when that ends, basically today, we're going to see what kind of a headwind we have in the market and that's going to cause a volatility that we haven't had this week in the markets when you get in that news vacuum of not hearing about corporate earnings and starting to focus on trade again >> this whole first half or 2/3 of the year is earnings peaking, international growth going to decline going into next year what does the fed do about it? with all of the things we're talking about today bear upon those questions in a major way >> that's a great question i think embedded in that question, is does the fed do anything, i think the ecb is does the fed have a reaction to that and jay powell has been agnostic as to everything that's been happening on the globe and he's been agnostic to a yield curve. so do we see a change in u.s. monetary policy or even as is spoken to at their next meeting when they're going

. >> we could talk about currency boards all day mark, chandler, thank you. professor steve hanky. as well. >> sometimes we do when we come back, battle of the sports drinks, coca-cola adding to the portfolio today and take a look at shares of switch, getting hammered after reporting a miss on the top of the bottom lines. lowers guidance for the year a quarter of the market cap sliced off dow is up 101 close to session rhtacgh beig bk. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com >>> shares of inindividuviinvid stock is doing something that could signal bigger gains ahead. we'll explaitoy n daon trading nation more "squawk on the street" coming right up. >>> let's get to the cme group in chicago an santelli exchange. good morning, rick. >> good morning, carl

i'm chandler. could i be wearing any more clothes? >> no, he cannot.uch, do you think? >> a billion. >> 9 grand. 9k, friends. but if you consider that it's basically five coats in one, maybe it's not such a bad deal after all. >> suckers, barney is calling. >> that's your pop stars. >> do you have a click? >> we have time for the daly click today. a group of whale watchers went for a bit of a surprise when a whale got up close and personal with their boat. have a look. >> oh, my god, that's -- oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> that one whale or two? >> korea, the whale just -- >> oh, my! no, stop it. stop it. >> now you have to swear. [ bleep ]. >> that scared me. >> well, what happened here, they realize the whale got so close, it scraped barnacles off the belly of the whale on to the deck of the boat. that's what they're holding. >> are you kidding? >> like it's rubbing its belly on the boat to get writ of the itchy barnacles. >> looking for a back rub. >> was everybody all right? >> yeah, except the barnacles. >

. >> right now you can actually experience this in chandler, arizona.now i believe we'll be past the tipping point. what you mean by that is the value will be proven. people will like it. companies are investing in it. will everybody have it in ten years? no no. >>ly. >> i will stay with the stick shift. >> but very, very important. >> until it runs out. >> i think the smart money will go in this direction of aunomou >> insurance companies probably want it to happen badly. >> i'm glad you brought that up. 3.1 million people die in the roadways. we will get rid of the 90% of crashes. if we can get to the potential sooner it saves 3,000 lives. the bigsz risk is not moving fast enough. >> thanks for joining us. >> thank you very much appreciate it thank you. >>> still ahead a close encount we are a great white shark off the massachusetts coast. you're watching cbs this morning saturday. over the last 24 hours, ♪ preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well being. but meningitis b progresses quickl

when putting the show together yesterday before these abrupt movements, someone sent get mark chandlerd and beautiful thing. he's a -- he is the author of a group of picks -- group of books on the bigger picture. how correlated are we on this friday morning? obviously more than yesterday but what is the letter -- level of linkage? to beeverything seems risk off and that's one of the factors not only helping the dollar but also helping explain the friends -- the swiss franc and japanese yen strength. turkey has three possible courses of action and none of them are very tasteful. first, investors want to see some bold action, a return to more orthodox policy and they are not going to do that. the second course of action is going to be imf but they would demand conditionality and there would probably also be adoption of orthodox policy. something the prime minister clearly objects to. what sparkly spooking investors is capital control. that is stopping selling by preventing it from happening. dollar trading index go to new levels but the bloomberg index doesn't quite get there. are you ca

that's where these airlines step in >> go to vegas, phil le beau, thank you, sir joining us is mark chandler, harryman and gary ross chief investment officer at black gold investments all right. mark, in terms of the dollar and how it trades against the dollar, so take your pick, where you want to go i think we said turkey a couple times, not like last week. >> they had to stop the currency from falling generally speaking, the dollar had a good week. we finished with a pullback. it will continue ahead of powell's speech on friday. >> against the euro the yen. >> i think i still watch the dollar euro as the key exchange rate the foreign exchange market, 5 trillion a day a dollar and the euro they're struggling with the sustained move, i think we go to 115, that's top of the range before people sell it again. >> what's happening with the yuan, is this all new from the tariffs and the trade war or this goes back years the dollar yuan exchanged >> what's happened recently, chinese rates have fallen the ten year and short-term to credit control partly because of those tariffs. so the chinese mark

guys on yesterday trying to develop these, alphabet, self-driving cars were annoying some folks in chandlerlocals who work near wamo's office complaining about wait times and sudden stops by the vehicles but self-driving cars have rights too the program to drive conservatively and master situations that human drivers can handle with relative ease. for more on this story and other headlines, visit cnbc.com. >> for a second i got excited that you had one of the flintstones here yesterday. >> the jetsons. >> the jetsons, i'm sorry. that's what i meant, sorry >> my one thought about this is drive conservatively does that mean any time that any of us are riding in an autonomous vehicle, we're going to be going five miles under the speed limit? >> probably. >> oh, my gosh safe >> can you override it >> i would have to -- >> take off the -- >> wouldn't you? the brake or whatever it is? >> look, this is software. don't you think that could connect up to the police department they'll know exactly how fast you're going. >> if you put waze on, it tells you how fast they're going. >> they don't even ha

but joey and chandler's bachelor pad... ..monica's apartment... ..the hallway between them... ..ross'but far scarier — stranger things. and at three, already tv royalty, the crown. at two, you can watch on your pc, but it's not pc — the grand tour. how you doin'? and at one, a show which started in 1994 — the year before the dvd was invented. friends. i, ross... take thee emily. ..take thee rachel. so why has it endured? who better to ask than those at comedy central‘s friendsfest, which is touring the uk and selling out wherever it goes. just the characters are hilarious. ross is my favourite character, just brilliant. why? just his facial expressions. ijust watch it over and over. if there's no one's in, that's all i watch. i'm not evenjoking. i grew up watching fresh prince of bel—air, but since i watched friends i have never stopped. you were born years after friends ended. why do you like it? because it makes me laugh. who is your favourite character? rachel. why? she's funny. to sum up, using the very device the show employed to name each episode, this is the one where friends i