from deutsche bank, it's a beat in terms of the fixed income and currency sales and they are weighinga buyback on back of a beat coming through in terms of the investment banks so buyback approval has been sought in deutsche bank. an interview with the c.e.o. on it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. - after military service, you bring a lot back to civilian life. leadership skills. technical ability. and a drive to serve in new ways.

that might enable us to continue down the path of settlements as you suggest. >> of course, the deutsche bankfo talked to me about the learned's successful quarter. >> we are pleased with the performance across the businesses the outstanding is investment bank and asset management up 11% year on year in the corporate bank and private bank, their performances is doing what we expected this year which is dealing with sort of back end of the cycle of interest rates and offsetting the interest rate pressure now with growth and fee and commission income, so we think across those four businesses and we are encouraged with client engagement and the momentum that we have. >> when it comes to the third quarter, you saw strong numbers when it came to the fixed income rvens revenues which makes up a huge part of the profit talk to us about the momentum that you were able to carry over into the current quarter. >> well, look. for us it's great to be able to focus on the thick complex the momentum was there across really the entire product set, so we think we have gained market share obviously the numbers

and the likes of sap and deutsche bank here in europe. lloyds i'm the u.k.'s welcome the european future set for a modest losses down 0.1 percent, ending friday in positive territory, ending the day up 0.2%. ftse 100 future is pointing to gains of 0.2%. s&p futures after that fresh record on friday currently flat. just below that 6000 level for the s&p, currently 590 five. nasdaq futures modest losses of a 10th of a percent. let's lacrosse asset. last i checked the u.s. benchmark was unmoved at 4.08. euro-dollar at 1.08, softer on the single currency. brent up 0.5%, you can tie that in the middle east tensions but after a drop of almost 8% last week, something of a turnaround in oil. gold fresh records. how may times we say that this year question mark 30% year today. currently 2729 on the yellow metal. to those middle east tensions now. israel's military is taking aim at hezbollah's financial arm in lebanon. it has issued evacuation warnings to civilians, as it sees to hit the group's economic strongholds. the unit serves as hezbollah is alternative banking

deutsche bank said it expects the budget to contain the single biggest increase in spending up 35 billionyeing in early trade with the ten-year yield around five basis points. and speaking exclusively to the minister of state, douglas alexander on the sidelines of the fii in riyadh, and what investors need to know after the announcements. >> what they need to know after years of uncertainty in british politics, britain is back and we're open for business. with the fiscal impaired balance sheet we inherited delivers economic stability. delivers economic investment and delivers policy reform. that's going to be the major subject for the house of commons. >> joining us, former investment minister of uk. thank you for joining us. >> good morning, great to be here, great day. >> we've had a lot of leaks, a bit of a leaky ship. what are you expecting? >> i'm afraid i'm expecting what i forecast, i came on the show four months ago, during the election, just before the election this year, i said i'll come back in a year's time and we'll have a whole new rate, and i'm afraid i'm early, seven or ei

. >>> time for your global briefing shares of deutsche bank are sinking in europe and learned returnedn the third quarter but failing to impress investors. a german court ruling against deutsche bank against the postbang acquisition r >>> china announcing apple ceo and chinese prime minister met in beijing today and they talked about apple's presence in that company. >>> coming up, we have the one word that every investor needs to know today. >>> plus the battle over key states in the presidential election is intensifying as the harris and trump camps try to lock down support from voters. brian is in michigan somewhere else i used to live, brian. good morning. >> reporter: you said there is one word every investor needs to know i'm curious to know what that is there may be one word but there are really two counties in michigan that may determine the entire state another one that is maybe not a ose win but certainly very clto it. we will introduce you to what some call the most important county in america when "worldwide exchange" returns right after this are likely to recommend us. ame

>> deutsche bank goes up to 650 from 590. so lower than where they are. says that this is clearly a compelling growth story, but they are worried about valuations given necessary flint is still trading at about 31 times forward earning. that's why i think the price target lore than the street. stuart: what have you got on spotify? >> barclays goes up to 385 from a 360. seeing some upside. stuart: another of your stocks, isn't it? >> it is. and this is streaming wars two the about to happen. netflix and and thefy were the winners, and the next -- spotify were the winners. stuart: wait a minute, streaming wars two, the two is about putting ads in the streaming business. >> in the stream thing business. stuart: and and thefy's going to do well. price target or? >> don't have one right now. [laughter] stuart: disneyland, i believe, is raising text prices. i'm not sure that's going to stick. >> there's demand though for this company. so, look, they're raising prices by about 6% on the overall park tickets. it goes up as a much as 20% for that annual pass. so f

you how merkel promised to open atms in donetsk in 2015 , reifelsen bank, there should also be a deutsche bankpen, mention it in vain in front of me and it's not me so simple, well, there was just a memory pill, one more small nuance, scholz can come with any proposal, if he can't answer for one of his words , the only question is how he's going to implement it. inside germany, his possibilities are very limited, because even a member of his own government expresses a completely different point of view, any proposal must be based on a clear understanding that vladimir vladimirovich has such a feature, he always acts within the law, moreover, legal thinking, here the constitutional lands should be liberated, this is not discussed at all, well, i think that it is simply in germany. not only in germany, in general in europe, they have difficulty with this, even if they understand it, they do not want to talk about it speak. scholz raised this issue and the question of the call precisely because he needs to strengthen himself, he needs to strengthen himself, and for him , of course, this image, as

london time later today, we will be speaking with the ceo of deutsche bank.e fascinating. on the back of their earnings. monday, speaking with the openai cfo, sarah frier. don't miss that conversation at 3:45 p.m. u.k. time. the opening trade is next. the is bloomberg. ♪ it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. >> i am

we will catch up with deutsche bank, the lebanese economy in d.c., and jobless claims just around thend the abundance bank president. equity futures as we cut you down to the opening bell, 94 minutes away. futures up. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> is an extraordinary uncertainty tax on this economy. >> you are not yet back at the peak euphoria territory. all it does is make the market vulnerable. >> the trend is a disinflationary one and therefore supports a cutting cycle. >> it is the fundamentals of the u.s. economy with earnings in interest rates, that is what we focus on. >> the u.s. economy has proven more resilient than years have suggested. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz and annmarie hordern. jonathan: 30 minutes away from economic data in america with jobless claims around the corner. morning to you all. equity futures on the s&p, firm or .5%. on the nasdaq 500 we are doing well. the russell is doing ok. likewise in the bond market we are seeing treasury yields lower on the 10 year by five to six basis points. on the two year we

this week, we will hear from deutsche bank and aberdeen and barclays and some consumer staple names. with that context in mind, let me show you how the different sectors are trading at this stage. we are seeing pockets of green when it comes to some of those oil and gas stocks as we are tracking higher oil prices today. however, we are seeing basic resources moving higher in this session. indeed, amid the latest announcements from china of further stimulus. when it comes to the other side of the equation, let me show you the worst performing sector so far today. we are seeing a bit of pressure with insurance stocks at this stage they are down .50% after a couple of downgrades in the sector this morning. we are also seeing quite a lot of pressure when it comes to banks. a lot of pressure on european banking names as we wait to hear from the banking names really. on top of that, let's not forget we heard from ecb officials suggests the recent back-to-back cuts are unlikely to suggest anything for the coming months. so, all eyes on the upcoming conversations this week from the imf world

. >>> data from deutsche bank shows downward revision from the auto sector from this quarter over theast three months. profit margin notice s in the se expected to fall in the full year after a slew of profit warnings from the sector. >>> up next on the program, hurricane milton makes landfall bringing life threatening winds and flash plflooding to florida. we'll have the latest in just two minutes time. stay with us. what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the effortless energy that gets you in the zone. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >>> you are live on cnbc. this is "street signs." i'm dan murphy. let's recap your top stories. first up, china marks another roller coaster session as the pboc marks the 50 billion yuan after the saturday briefing for the next wa

this drops from deutsche bank.r normalization of monetary policy after back-to-back rate cuts. lisa: basically this is the market expecting, or deutsche bank expecting an ecb that recognizes the weakness of little bit and telegraphs that they are going to continue adjusting policy. this is the question about whether or not they are going to prioritize some of the week is. that is what i'm going to be listening to when we hear from christine lagarde. lisa: that is what -- annmarie: that is what ing is focused on, inflation undershooting. and it is hard to see how today's rate cut cannot be seen as a signal that they are in a hurry to bring those interest rates down further. jonathan: i wonder how spooked they were by the pmi's. the pmi's were pretty bad. speaking to a bad outlook for european growth. in much worth compared to what we are seeing in the states. we have just had retail sales dropped, coming in better than anticipated, and we are still talking about the federal reserve goosing interest rates on november

we will hear from deutsche bank and others. want to get to the bourses in how we are trading in europe this morning. we are seeing pocketis of green in the uk in the ftse 100. when it comes to the dax, i want to mention how we are seeing the shares in german companies moving this morning. kp exactly because the dax performed well last week. up 1.5%. this morning, it is important ppi figures out of germany that we'll digest in detail later in the show. when you think about the stocks and sectors, i should say, we have oil and gas trading higher at the moment by 1.1%. we are seeing this morning oil prices moving higher. that is contributing to some of the moves within the space. we will also see in basic resources trading higher as we continue to monitor thoughse stimulus measures in china. this is the worst performing sectors into today's session. looking at the worst performing sector is insurance. we are seeing quite a lot of downward pressure for some of the european banking names. and i want to put everything into context be

doug stefan, chief investment strategist at deutsche bank. >>> before we go, here's a live look at u.s. equity futures. you can see here major markets are all called lower. >>> i'm dan murphy in abu dhabi. stay with us. "worldwide exchange" is up next. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. craig here pays too much for verizon wireless. so he sublet half his real estate office to a pet shop. there's a smarter way to save. comcast business mobile. you could save up to an incredible 70% on your wireless bill. so you

and deutsche bank lowering the price target of kraft heinz.aluation remains attractive and sees extended path to top line recovery likely pushing out any serious positive catalyst. morgan stanley moving biogen to equal weight. the launch of the early alzheimer's treatment has tracked below expectations and sees challenges over the next year. >>> ahead, we have the one word investors need to know today and the stock pick every investor needs to know. >>> china with retaliation over tariffs on electric made chinese vehicles. de will have more on if both sis can find a solution. look at shares of the ev makers. xpeng up 2.25%. we'll be right back after this. ♪♪ well would you look at that? jerry, you've got to see this. i've seen it. trust me, after 15 walks, it gets a little old. ugh. i really should be retired by now. wish i'd invested when i had the chance... to the moon! unbelievable. stop waiting. start investing. e*trade ® from morgan stanley. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." one more look at futures. again, deep in the red. s&p do

in line with deutsche bank for the revenues that were up also 6%.it better than barclays, for example. for equities trading now as you can see on these, bmp, more than 13%, socgen revenues, 10 percent. it seems that bmp on one side, any investment bank is turning a corner, and that's what analysts are saying. and for socgen, investors are also looking at the repo -- retail banker for recent disappointments, and clearly in the retail bank, huge recovery there with revenues up 19% in the third quarter for the french retail bank. as you were mentioning, we had some measurements with the deputy ceo and cfo both stepping down, there will be a new cfo from january. he comes from seven dell. lizzie: you mentioned it continues to be plagued by these headwinds by getting a boost from trading. how do you see the longer-term outlook as we digest these results and look ahead? >> obviously there is still lots of potential headwinds in france because you remember the snap election, you remember the two month search for prime minister. of course they have no major

area not intended for her jurisdiction, other justices said, you have two sophisticated players, deutsche bank money, no impact on the public mark the place, this was between two private sector players. even if there was a problem, sounds like a potential commercial dispute, why did the state have to weigh in. >> they didn't, because that new york attorney general letitia james, a democrat who campaigned on getting -- alleged in interference. a new york statute intended consumer protection statute for persistent fraud to go after her political enemy, donald trump. elizabeth: what do you think will happen in the vice presidential debate. >> i think senator jd vance will show the american people that he is ready to step up on day one. serve if needed, you will see that tim walz is completely unready, never will be ready for the job. elizabeth: why do you say that? >> he doesn't have the right judgment. he doesn't have the right temperament. he is too connected to the ccp, taken some say up to 30 trips to china, who the hell takes 30 trips to china for visiting a communist country. he has been a

the same lawrence o'donnell who had to retract his report claiming russian oligarchs cosigned deutsche bank putin his running mate. he even talked down to voters saying they're consistently wrong because they don't know about political economics, a subject they've never if studied. we haven't seen him do a poll to ascertain that. anyway, mark simone, we appreciate you joining us. we'll get you back on soon, okay? it's good to see you, mark. >>> okay, this story coming up, we're going to talk to two iowa farm ifers that are speak out about -- farmers that are speak out about why what they do matter to your kitchen table and why they were forgotten by the biden-harris administration and why their policies are hitting you now. they're going to explain it next. ♪ >> i don't think it's right to say that people have to vote for donald trump because the economy was better then. >> many folks in north carolina and country are struggling to pay the bills, but price of everything is still too high. that hurts. elizabeth: bill clinton and barack obama saying that economy was good under trump, bad unde

>> deutsche bank just -- three weeks ago downgraded jpmorgan.jamie dimon said they wouldn't be buying back stock 193, 225, 205, here we are it's been sidewaysideways i think price to earnings, it's not expensive. sideways action continues. >> what do you think of banks? >> bank of america could be an interesting one. we know buffett has been sitting on this one. we saw what happened when he stopped selling apple stock into the spring or so and the stock had one catalyst and it just took off bank of america has also lagged. that might be interesting into the print. >> do you think jamie gets more enthusiastic about the economy >> he hasn't been for quite awhile >> he hasn't, yeah >> but that's sort of a banker thing. he's been pretty consistent with that for a long time >> yeah, so no >> no, not really. he may say it's part of our business is good, we're doing this, we're doing that, but -- >> but in terms of the bank ceos that we will hear from starting next week, which one will you will be to most closely? i mean, jamie dimon, yes, but in terms

. >> deutsche bank also bullish on firstsolar. bad day today.the way, i'll be back on the 4:00 p.m. hour and i did a sitdown with senator mark werner and we'll talk energy you are security and i'll have those exclusive comments in the 4:00 p.m. show. >> among the top three in the country. thank you very much, brian sullivan. as floridians begin to assess the impact of hurricane milton, the recovery efforts from hurricane helene continue. swaths of north kale ccarolina still inaccessible and the only two high purity quartz mine, the only two in the world were in helene's path of destruction. joining us now for an update on recovery efforts is the ceo one of them. sibelco's hilmar hoda. i know there's crazy news out there. is there anything you can share about the production and the supply? >> good afternoon, kelly. i'm glad to be here with you today from charlotte. why, indeed, we do have good news to share. i am very pleased to announce that sibelco has started mining in the quartz operations, and that also includes the restart of shipments to c

again, another chart here from deutsche bank that or sort of hits on it even higher. this is what they call the rolling s&p 500, right? how it rolls over. it's the best. it's the best start of the year since 2000. so we're talking almost 25 years. it's strong, it's stable, it's phenomenal. consequently, i mean, when you have a market like this, nobody seems to be afraid, no one's worried. this is your put to call ratio. puts are down here, no one's buying any kind of puts, that's plunging. and investors making the shift now that they have this sort of confidence. it wasn't long are ago everyone was saying you want to be in defensive names. right now everyone's looking at cyclical names. they want the to bet on the economy. this is an homage, if you will, to the the jay powell that he is going to be able to the pull off of a soft landing. my first guest says be careful what you ask for when it comes to the fed easing or even china's recent action with their central bank. i want to bring in amanda -- [inaudible] it does seem kind of perverse that markets are cheering em

deutsche bank, great line here. breakup reports smell of desperation.ortage, that this is an israeli company. as these strengths failed, your seeing a real pressure. nearly 25% of u.s. bananas come through port wilmington. the bananas, jonathan. jonathan: lisa was all over the story in a way that i have to say was unexpected. lisa: there have actually been stories written about our banana intake and how it is only one particular type of banana and there could be a shortage, so this is the reason why. annmarie: people depend on bananas for their breakfast and i'm just looking out for them. jonathan: people like you. annmarie: theoretically. jonathan: digesting fed chair jay powell's message that he is in no hurry to move ahead with more rate cuts but neil debtor sees 100 more basis points for year end, citing the fact that unemployment is likely to continue rising in asian continues to slow. welcome to the program as always. just one very short line i think captured everything. why take the chance with inflation results? can you answer your own question?

anywhere from 40 to 100 k, deutsche bank is down.o a certain degree, it will be discounted or seen as a trend of massive deceleration in the labor market. it gets messy, good luck, have fun. that's a reason why a lot of them, mary daly in particular said that she is looking past this, she is looking at other factors like qualitative data. jonathan: the beige book, things like that, that's later this week, tomorrow, you excited? lisa: maybe wednesday? today? tear option? beige book jonathan:? am thinking. jonathan:that is how your brain works. let's get the latest from the middle east. antony blinken, back in the middle east with benjamin netanyahu as the defense minister is going to be meeting later today as well, hoping that yaya's and want just last week might open the way for a cease-fire. very little sign of that just yet. annmarie: very little sign of that. it's the 11th trip into the region since the terror attack more than a year from now. they want to try to slow things down, two weeks out from the u.s. presidential election.

make now the future at godaddy.com/airo >>> shares of deutsche bank lower.it, than analysts were expecting. investment banking revenue and asset management revenue were each up 11% year over year but revenue in the bank's core divisions came in slightly soft and provisions for credit losses were much higher than in the same quarter a year ago. >>> whethen we come back, mcdonald's saying it is taking swift and decisive action following an e. coli outbreak in certain states we'll talk about management's response right aer ts fthibreak. >>> and later, pershing square's bill ackman will join us in an exclusive interview right here on set we'll be right back. let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families, like my own. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. mcdonald's shares dow

you know, i mean, deutsche bank, for its part, seems to like it a lot but they say 31 times, 2,025 eps don't see a lot of room for upside, jim. i don't know if you agree with that. that's basically pure valuation, not about subscriber trends, which they frankly think are quite strong. >> people have to go over the last quarter conference call when they said something you rarely ever hear. we have so much opportunity in advertising, we just want to get it right. that's not in the stock. i think the stock can go higher. and by the way, "squid game" too. this is like someone downgraded amazon ahead of amazon prime day where they were giving away apple products, giving away with air quotes, but i think "squid game 2" is going to be almost as big if not bigger and you go back and watch squid games one and it's incredible. >> macron is on the tape trying to make sure "emily in paris" comes back for season five. >> a worldwide statesman focused exactly where he should be. str stronger things, the guy lives on my street. >> which guy? >> the big guy, the cop? >> david harbour? >> wow, wow. and

. >> this i dofrom deutsche bank.ost of the analysts not particularly pleased, although there was one being seen as positive in terms of athletic wear. >> the only area -- actually china was okay. they say, we've been traditionally reducing our footwear. no kidding. your sales are off. >> by the way, b.o.a. notes today, intraday following earnings usually fades 21 of 2 three-quarters in the last 15 years. >> that was '91, '92 that it came out. i'm not saying anything different from what they're saying. i wanted to be more bullish. they wouldn't let you. they just wouldn't let you be more bullish. talk about lowering the bar, david. i'd like to come in and take over. >> that does make it easier for the new coming ceo to meet expectations or not have any expectations. >> at one point i saw a lot of people wearing nike. honestly, nike. mark, when he ran the conference calls, they were harry iv part 2. >> we'll break down the types of vehicles that sold. hybrids, that i continue to do very well. there is the pivot of the

deutsche bank put this while saying this marks one of the largest physical loosening of any u.k. decades. it erases the question you raised yesterday, which is essentially you had this divergence between the u.s. and u.k., is u.k. going to move more to the u.s. then the u.s. in terms of fiscal restraint toward europe? jonathan: not yet, not yet, not yet. let's see. other things were going on and financial markets at the time that contributed to that move. i would pinpoint this when november 7, federal reserve decision. also be of the decision. how is the bank of england going to think about these numbers? the move is a market is assuming this bank of england is going to back away from rate cuts. we will find out next week if that is truly the case. lisa: and that was underpinning some of the moves earlier we had a bit of overreaction. you also have to see with the growth projections are. people understand how much growth does offset the increases. jonathan: med and microsoft delivering disappointing results. meta-recording losses as it continues to ramp up spending on ai. microso

offerings they could put out there could go to financing fiscal stimulus most of what i gather was deutsche bank, goldman sachs raised the gp forecast for point number sent to 4.7% but there's no longer-lasting kind of confidence this is going to generate real growth especially as there's deflation ppi and your singh declined disappointing figures out of export numbers. jonathan: let's take the forecast. 5% is the target. this feels like over the last week, the effort falls under growth. people are convinced by that. the next at the market is hoping for is a whole lot more than that. lisa: not just a question of stating the losses, what more can you do? supporting house valuations. that raises the question of, what is next in terms of fiscal stimulus? there pledged to do things. they haven't given programs. people are saying, we are still lofting. you raise a question how much is politically driven ahead of what is going on in the u.s. with the election cycle that also some of the tariffs out of europe at a time when there is strong competition and a feeling something's got to change with china'

after all, trump got a $6 million loan backed by putin through deutsche bank. host: david in kentucky, republican line. caller: good morning. your caller you had on about the polling stuff, i think the polling would be more honest if we had honest journalists and an honest media because the media is about maybe 80% democrat including your network. if you had honest polling, you would probably get a better outcome than with all of the gas lighting. here is kamala harris attacking donald trump. you are always saying here is donald trump attacking kamala harris. if you take polling honestly, it depends on where you are doing the polling. if you have orange county as a republican versus l.a. county which is more democrat. orange county, you will get more donald trump than l.a. county. people should just go to a mall somewhere and sit down at a table and have all the people in the mall comeup and say who their favorite is. more people who shop at macy's is kamala than people who shop at walmart for trump. it depends where you are doing the polling. in kentucky, you

deutsche bank lowering its price target citing negative impacts due to the ongoing machinist strike.ket parade second call for barclays downgrading stellantis pointing to inventory issues and eroding market share. the stock is down another 3.5% and truest raising its price target to 236 with the highest selling prices offsetting low deliveries. stocks down and that name is lower by 1.55 percent in early trading. outperform rating and writing this, the tesla shares to be traded lower on in line delivery print for q3 in our opinion makes no sense. most of our valuation for tesla is in autonomy with repeats consensus estimates by one -- a few thousand vehicles or not. to talk about this industry, tom joins us for more. i think we need to take a step back before we get knee-deep in tesla. a phenomenal few weeks for the industry. we've had two in three months from bw. pain elsewhere as well. how long before we see the same from ford and gm. tom: that's the question everybody wants answered. i think it is a tale of two stocks between gm and ford. ford interestingly if you look at the deale

after all, trump got a $6 million loan backed by putin through deutsche bank. host: david in kentucky, republican line. caller: good morning. your caller you had on about the polling stuff, i think the polling would be more honest if we had honest journalists and an honest media because the media is about maybe 80% democrat including your network. if you had honest polling, you would probably get a better outcome than with all of the gas lighting. here is kamala harris attacking donald trump. you are always saying here is donald trump attacking kamala harris. if you take polling honestly, it depends on where you are doing the polling. if you have orange county as a republican versus l.a. county which is more democrat. orange county, you will get more donald trump than l.a. county. people should just go to a mall somewhere and sit down at a table and have all the people in the mall comeup and say who their favorite is. more people who shop at macy's is kamala than people who shop at walmart for trump. it depends where you are doing the polling. in kentucky, you

. >> deutsche bank looking for 100 k. that's their estimate. k drag from striking workers paid 33 k of which for boeing. let's talk about boeing and the premarket softer by 1/10 of 1%. is this your kitchen sink moment for this name. launching a nearly $19 billion share cell to address the quality needs and prevent what they've been trying to prevent the last few months. lisa: the news just dropped. i have no idea. it is unclear to me exactly how much they will raise and whether this is can it be what they need be injection to really stave off that downgrade to a junk rating. it's clear they need to survive and do a lot of structural changes to their business. is this just buying time before they get another agreement. can they get the people back into the doors to work. >> futures backing off just a touch. up by 4/10 of 1% on the s&p. this bond market move yields higher by a single basis point. coming up this hour. across market stocks look to bounce back from last week's selloff. henrietta with one week to go until election day and time to run