those have a lot of what cowen calls troubled franchises.

those have a lot of what cowen calls troubled franchises.hose are big ones to watch as well finally, ones that cowen expects to beat, look at alexion, biogen and vertex he said gilead had the most likely chance of beating earnings expeck tase, so a lot of stocks to watch and potential upside movers. >> if the camera panned over, would there be a luau going on or some zye deco performers? what's happening there beyond the confines of that shot? >> it's pretty quiet here. we've got some sea dos out there on the ocean it's pretty quiet here but there is a pina colada waiting for me after i get off air, o i'm going to enjoy that meg tirrell in key west, florida, where she is thinking about earnings next week those stocks sizzling in the summer heat. we are watching the ivb. professor kyle has a way to do it for less than $5. >> options are inexpensive and we have a lot of catalysts coming up and that could set up for a good time to buy a call. you're looking for situations where you have an identifiable catalyst you're looking for situations whe

those have a lot of what cowen calls troubled franchises. amgen, rheumatoid arthritis drug but there is a new drug. finally, ones that cowen expects to beat, look at alexion, biogen and vertex most likely to blowout expectations, and potentially have positive stock moves. he said gilead had the most likely chance of beating earnings expectations next week, guys, so a lot of stocks to watch and potential upside movers >> if the camera panned over, would there be a luau going on or some side zydeco performers what's happening there beyond the confines of that shot? >> it's pretty quiet here. we've got some seadoos out there on the ocean it's pretty quiet here but there is a pina colada waiting for me after i get off air, i'm going to enjoy that >> meg tirrell in key west, florida, where she is thinking about earnings next week those stocks sizzling in the summer heat. we are watching the ivb. if you're looking to get in the rally ahead of earnings, we have a way to do it for less than $5. he's over with the call to action >> options are inexpe

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jeff osborne, managing director at cowen & company.g up, here -- we hear from the omb director, mick mulvaney. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:00 in washington, 6:00 in london. i'm david gura. welcome to bloomberg markets, the trump economy. here are the top stories. repeal of the affordable care act collapses in the early hours of the morning after three republican senators block the bill. mitch mcconnell says it is "time to move on." uses colorfulucci language to describe reince priebus in interview. my interview with mick mulvaney, the director of the office of management and budget on health care, and tax reform, and the odds of a government shutdown in october. ♪ the end of a busy week on capitol hill. effort to repeal the affordable care act fell apart. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell i dress his colleagues af

cowen gives them an upgrade today. takes them to i believe market pomp, perhaps even outperform. the options are certainly outperforming. it is a good day here. >> paypal. >> we own it it's been a great stock. it is one of the few really dynamic marketplaces payment transactions, they're on everybody's platform everybody wants to partner with paypal they're growing, particularly with millennials we like this and we think they compete very well against other financial and tech players. >>> sue herera has the latest headlines. >>> at this hour, everyone, a spokesman for german chancellor angela merkel defending president trump's undisclosed meetings with russian president vladimir putin at the g20 summit dinner he said the chancellor was not surprised or confused by the meeting because the dinner was an opportunity for multiple informal contacts and talks. >>> queen elizabeth and prince philip visiting canada house in london to mark 150 years since the formation of the canadian confederation. they were given a red carpet greeting by canada's governor general and his wife >>> apple

kelly cowen fox news >>> cassette tapes are making a come back in the music industry, jay-z's new album44 is heading to cassette. a limited edition tape is available through virginia records, the cassette cost you 9 bucks. good luck trying to find a cassette player >> i have one. >> you might be the only one >> me and i think the long island medium. she has one. just saying, do you own a cassette player, kathy orr? do you have a cassette player like an eight track? >> an eight track? if we're going to go on the way back machine, let's go way, way back. i don't know what you're talking about. >> exactly. >> gosh. >> just kidding >> what's you got on tap >> we're talking about a pretty nice night out there. crack the windows and let that fresh air in. it's will beautiful night. temperature is 73. due point 56. that air is bone dry. we have a northwesterly wind and that's the reason why ultimate doppler showing not a cloud in the sky, temperatures pretty comfortable. 66 in pottstown, 68 in trenton, 73 in philadelphia and 62 in millville. down the shore, the ocean water temperature is still

lee cowen rode into town in a story for "sunday morning." ♪ >> reporter: the arizona desert is a placeok a little mean. but it can also look pretty inviting. which makes it the perfect place for the wild west town of to tombstone. because it too has two side. yes, the home of the infamous ok corral and the shootout between the three families. >> this ends today, wyatt. >> in this town too tough to die, a gunfight never dies either. it is re-enacted several times a day now for tourists. shootouts and shot glasses. says long time mayor, dusty escopool. >> tombstone has a representation of being a rough, tough, rooting, tooting, shoot them downtown. there wasn't a gunfight every day. wasn't a fight in the bars every day. it was really. there is a lot of good, soft side of tombstone. >> oh, wow. absolutely stunning. >> look up, and you'll see this silver town's silver lining. tombstone's oldest resident. >> is this the rose bush? >> yeah. >> holy mackerel. >> welcoming visitors with outstretched arms for 132 years. >> a forest of roses. incredible. some place i could sit for a long time. >

here is lee cowen. >> we're going. >> on our way. >> reporter: we met dale and alice rocky in their skilledcility in kansas city in 2015. just after each had celebrated their 99th birthday. >> you have got to hang on. >> reporter: that was a remarkable milestone. the reason we visited wasn't because of how long they had been on the planet. >> better get it. >> reporter: but because of how long they have been on this planet as a couple. >> do you remember what your first date was, what you guys did? >> went out on the hill and parked and looked at the town. >> reporter: went and parked on your first date? >> oh, yes. >> ha-ha. >> amen. >> alice was a good catholic girl, no kissing and telling here. they met as kids in a small town of hemmingford, nebraska. by the time they were in high school, they had already had eyes for each other for years. and so finally, at age 1, dale popped the question. how did you propose? >> i asked her if she had any money? >> his long time sweetheart accepted his proposal. that was back in 1933. >> pretty good looking couple. >> we make a peach of a pair. >> rep

lee cowen takes us there in a story for "sunday morning." >> where was famed cavett's cove, where ist some point that clothing was optional in cavett's cove on the beach? >> oh, you could wear it. >> ha-ha, you could. >> if you wanted to. >> there are a lot of endearing stories like that that happened at this endearing place. dick cavett's ocean front get away in long island. >> people fall in love with it. people are always asking me, watch, you will ask if you can come back. >> the house is historic. it was one of seven beach cottages designed in the 180s by flamboyant architect stanford white. cavett and late wife, carrie nye bought the house in 1966 before his tv star went super nova. ♪ >> the dick cavett show. >> his talk show often the talk of tv. and many of the celebrities cavett hosted on stage he also hosted at the beach house including woody allen. lauren bacall, and playwright tennessee williams. >> tennessee said, ha-ha, dick, it's the most beautiful house, i ever have seen in the north, ha-ha-ha. >> but on one tragic night in 1997, a fire destroyed it all. leaving only

. >> chatter echoes through cowen elementary school. inside the halls and out on the playground. it is tough growing up nowadays. >> a place that is intimidating if you don't have anyone to play with of course, you can go to the buddy bench. >> it's like a regular bench that sits outside for like kids that don't have a friend to play with at recess. >> it's a non verbal way for kids to empower themselves. >> i thought it was a great idea. >> this unassuming bench is forming friendsships. it's where 10-year-old haley found a friend. >> i saw somebody on the buddy bench and i played with them. they're really nice. and now we're best friend. >> an 8-year-old anda needed a friend one day. >> whenever you're on there you feel sad and someone comes up and then you feel happy and you just want to like talk to them. >> the school pta purchased the bench as gift to counselors. a gift that continue to give. >> since we started it, the types of interventions that miss snow and other cou and i do decreased. >> it's an awkward time in all grade levels but especially older grade levels when yo

i want to bring in cnn legal analyst paul cowen and jeffrey toobin with us as well and start with you, paul. what's your league read on what this e-mail and what the offer for and the actual meeting that happened took place, that took place, what it means? >> i think this is really going to be one of the most important documents that mueller looks at, doing this investigation, because it's the first time we see a clear link to the russian government in that the e-mail suggests that this lawyer who's going to have the meeting has been designated by the russian government, and that there are official russian documents linked to the crown prosecutor of russia that may incriminate hillary clinton. so all of that is suggestive of now a direct link to the russians, but i think we have to hesitate before we jump to the conclusion that this is criminal as opposed to political stupidity, because there's nothing in american law that i'm aware of that would prohibit a candidate from accepting damaging information, even from an enemy foreign government, to use against a political opponent. and i

shares of snap are under pressure yet again this time it's cowen downgrading the stock to market performiting digital advertising the second downgrade this week disclosure, nbc universal does own a stake in snap. blue apron are getting hit the stock is down 20% since the debut in late june a sign of trouble for companies looking to go public or not? let's bring in eric gordon business pro fet fessor whose focus is on ipos happy friday you to both eric, i think your larger point about snap anyway is in a it highlights the degree of difficulty when you were forced to compete with the likes of a facebook >> yeah. you know, it's great that snap is an innovator. the question is, can you be an innovator that makes money in the face of somebody who can imitate your innovation. i mean it's an innovation. but it's not all that hard to do somebody with a lot of money and a giant user base, user base being sort of the source of your revenue, you have to compete with them. i mean, can you actually do it >> i'm wonlderidering is how mua resetting of the expectations of how great the companies r peopl

snapchat cut to market perform by cowen josh brown >> i think this gets closer to 10 than 20 first, so i haven't change mid views here at all >> retro-hot wynn resorts up 55% today. cooling down a bit >> that might be tied to exactly the sort of thing money laundering and the rest that a lot of the casinos face wherever china cuts back. >> generally not a good headline to have any kind of a money laundering in your -- >> but take a look at how they bounced. elmpel and wynn resorts bounced pretty significantly after a harsh sell-off this morning. people came scrambling in -- >> is that millco crown entertainment? >> yes, it is. >> f5 networks downgraded to neutral at peyer jaffrey sirott, what do you think? >> they missed earnings, brought down guidance the next quarter, i think this stock will be treading water for a while >> down 14% this year. meantime, the best dow performer of them all, boeing upgraded today jpmorgan chase the stock has been soaring and, jim, you're not afraid of the gains either you're looking to buy more >> not at this price i like this company a lot, but you're

result, you're seeing a lot of upgrades and price target increases from banks including barclays and cowen and leerink now talks about taking over vertex can help patients with cystic fibrosis that didn't have options previously the next step is to decide which regiment to take into the next clinical trials to expect in the first half of next year. could be a few years until we see the regiments on the markets, but these results are driving up the rest of biotech today, 1.3%. so some really good news for biotech, carl. >> what a move today on that, thank you so much, meg speaking of moves, dow is not moving a whole lot on the index largely because ibm is weighing it down. but we have had new all-time highs on the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq and the russell looking for a 1% move that we have not seen in either direction on the s&p since the middle of may. >> the dow underperforming because of ibm there second day in a row, yesterday goldman really weighed the index down while the s&p and nasdaq hit highs. today's high is barely higher by 10%. ibm is dropping 4% today meantime in the s&p, yo

shares of snap are under pressure yet again this time it's cowen downgrading the stock to market performing the second downgrade this week

saying.what cowen is competition in digital advertising, will take longer to monetize.march. meanwhile, the nasdaq has rally 7% in the same amount of time. i think there's a lot of selling pressure going into the so-called lockup expertly. that is those initial shares, the initial investors in snap, private investors finally get to cash in. perhaps not at that juicy price point they had hoped. david: there are some analysts who have a buy rating on the stock. caroline: there are some that raised it to a buy this week, no less. sun saying, this july about the lockup expiration date, you are overflowing it. there will not be much more selling on the stock. also the competition with instagram is overdone. if you look at the downloads, that is pretty nice. he also says, you don't get it, you don't use it. you are trying to equate it to the likes of twitter, but it is not, it is different. that is why you have this negative bias. on the bloomberg, you can see anr has been pretty steady. buys remains at five, around 11, and the bulk of everyone saying hold it. meanwhile, that

dave cowens thank you, mr. speaker -- mr. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. yesterday i left an event and went straight to my cell phone and the first thing on it was a notice that john mccain had brain cancer. i literally stopped in my steps. and thought about john mccain and was saddened. senator john mccain is a true american hero who served our country in vietnam and has served our country in this house of representatives in the united states senate. when he ran for president, he had a bus called the straight talk. that wasn't just the name on the bus. he's a straight shooter. he's been a voice of reason and honesty, standing up and speaking truth to power during these last six months of this current presidency. and somebody who we need as a voice. it seems that arizona produces those voices. they produced it with barry gold the gentlemanwater and they produced it with -- barry goldwater and they produced it with john mccain. he's a nice guy, too. the few opportunities i had to interchange with john mccain or go up to him and say something to him about an