one of our treasured local brass bands, dupont brass. the all-female brazilian percussionist who i think everybody knows andloves. a young up and coming d.c. hip-hop artist bill young prince. and another musical t asure i would consider a celebrity who will be second headliner before trouble funk, if you don't know about him, ce see him later today. it's going to be a good me. >> sounds like a fantastic time. >> again nks it starts to at the streets blocked off are? >> 18th street from columbia to wyoming, so a nice four to five blocks with the sges kind of anchoring them. >> all right. thank you joe ppan, michelle castro and josue. stop by our tent

jp morgan and dow dupont whyos three. >> first of all i think investors should own stocks to hoon for theterm which means the good times and bad times. that's the keyuc toss as being a long-term shareholder. and you can't get higher quality companies than these jp morgan is the best run bank inhe world. it's -- it has a fortress like balance sheet, returning capital toeh shders, increasing the dividend in october 43%. j. and j. is the best manaled care company there is. with an enviable trackecord of increasing dividends consecutively over 50 years. and dow dupont is a unique advantage ofo tak a company that's going to be splitting into three compone companies this year. and the track record of spinof a is very, very good record indeed. and so we are -- we expect to own all s thrnoffs, dupont, which will be the specialty chemical, dow which will be the material company and cortiva, which will be the agricultural sciences company, all investmena grade, paying dividends. we like all three. >> very good. by the way i'm an old l.a. dodgers fan and we tend to leave the stadiumer a the seve

. >>> and we're following a siation in dupont circle, police say a pedestrian has been struck and taken life-threateni. the information that we havff fromials is that that man was on a scooter and was hit by an suv and was actually beneath the suv and had to bextcted when emergency responders arrived to the scene. aimee cho i there gathering information and she will join us in a few minutes with a live report. >>> we're also learning more about the moments before a woman opened fire on her co-workers in aberdeen. witnesses say that she got into argument before the deading shooting thursday morning. moslsnochia moseley killed thre people a t injuredee others at the rite aid distrerution centnd then killed herself. somef her co-workers describe running for their lives, otheri had to h to escape the bullets. one employee said that the argun went off randomly shooting people. authorities have not confirmed that account and are still searching for a motive. >>> this was the nation's third workplace shooting in a 24 hour span. wednesday four people were shot at a software company in wisconsin

police have identified e man killed in an accident while riding anlectric scooter in dupont circle. his name is carlos sanchez martin. he was only 20 years old and lived in silver spring. police say he was riding a scooter in dupont circle when he became pinned beneath an suv friday morning. he died at the hospital. the driver remained at the scene until help arrived. d.c. police havedentified the n shot and killed last night in southeast. officers heard gunshots in the area of 51st streetnd street. they found terrell butler with multiple gunshot wounds. he died aitthe ho. a second shooting victim is expected to survive. no word onny arres in this case. >>> the future of the man who oversees the specialcounsel's russia investigation is up in the air tonight. the "new york times" says deputy attorney general rod rosenstein suggested secretly recording president trump and discussed ossibly trying to remove him from office. the big question now is what is the president goingo do about it? friday night mr. trump said ere was a "lingering "stench at the justice department. he said he was

s busiest traffic circles.s >> a suv colliith a man on an electric scooter at dupont circle. >>he man did not survive. >> it's raising new questions about the safety of e-scooters. amy cho is live with the latest on the investigation. aimee? >> reporter: these electricot s are a familiar sight to people in the city. you pay by the minute. but as we have seen today, marks the first time somebody has died using one of these scooters in d.c. arantic rush as firefighters tried to rescue a man trapped beneath this car. an ordeal of 15 minutes before he was freed. police say the man was riding in scooter when he was hit and later died at the a man nearby didn't want to shoe his fa but saw the crash. >> when you see something that a it is a big blur. >> reporter: hours later, the scooter in the middle of the road along headphones and a single shoe and you couldic see elec scooters whizzing by, people saying they'll now think twice before using one. >> yeah. my kids. they're very insistent saying don't do , mom. ridiculous. >> reporter: other people say they'll use them like lance wh

so over the years i've been investing in dupont. whenever i had a few extra dollars and i benefited quite well on the split came and then i benefited again quite well with the dow chemical merge are an now it represents about 20% of my portfolio. and i'm really looking forward to the next split of the company but i'm concerned because it hasn't been doing too well because of its primarily an agricultural-based company and the tariffs seem to be hurting it so i'm curious -- >> ed, you're right. you're absolutely right. the tariffs the president addressed the farmers is an issue involving dow dupont the problem is we got number cuts having to do with the price of oil and i thought the number cuts would be misdirected and ed is doing great with the numbers. i am urging people to sit down and do buying like my charitable trust because i think the through companies that it will split into will make a lot of money for people sit tight. jerry in indiana. >> caller: hello, first i want to say i'm a lifelong die-hard philadelphia eagles fan,

is going to handle apple goods made in china dow dupont, ceo says he is going to stay on as executive chairman now though, tariffs flying back and forth, dow dupont expected to get it from both sides, one in their crop protection program. the darn thing rallied today i think the fears of retaliation are actually legitimate. they matter. but the stock is doing just fine strange. meanwhile, plenty of retailers source their merchandise from china. president trump has been in office for two years and he has been talking tough on china for ages no way they have provisions to move their products. all right, how about the american consumer, should we be fretting so far this trade war hasn't had much of an impact. car companies have had to entice customers with discounts lumber prices fallen employment numbers are so strong hard to see job losses related to te to te to te to tariff. least promotional environment that i have seen in the days following retail and let's talk about what a bear market looks like and who is getting hurt here. our economy may be doing just fine, but china, i see rea

that unit will take the dupont name that had been previously announced that the current dow dupont executiveical. will take over when other two companies to be known as dupont and cortiva are separate >>> shares of twitter under this morning as moffett nathanson cut it and bed bath and beyond was upgraded the firm says that sales reports should re -- the analysts says the company is likely sustainable well into 2019 and teva's drug avigve should be available in about two weeks after being approved by the fda. campbell soup with a proxy campbell's board and management have failed to -- >> now let's get back to hurricane florence right now it's time for an update on the flooding and power outages caused by this storm jackie deangelis joins us once again. we hear reports that wilmington has been entirely cut off by the flood on all sides >> reporter: that's exactly right, becky that's the problem here. usually once the storm passes, the trees are down, the power lines are down you have a sense of relief in some sense when the sun comes up because you think it's over. but the people in wilmingto

he was riding an electric scoote when he was struck in dupont circle. minutes ago d.c.'solice chief said they're combing over video for clues i to exactly what happened here. news 4's aimee cho joins us live with more detail in the investigation. if you drive around there, it's a congested area, complicated area to get through. >> reporter: absolutely. for anybody who's been downtown you have lely seen an electric scooter you use a phone to unlock them. today marks the first time somebody's killed a riding scooter here in d.c. a frantic rush as firefighters try to save a man. a man nearby didn't want to show his face and says he saw the h. cr >> when you know something that bad it's a big blur. and thenhe scooter in the middle of the road with headphones and a single shoe. d.c. law says you have to be 16 to use one and don't need aet her a license and allowed on some sidewalks in the city and ridden in bike lanes. people saying they'll now think twice before using one. >> yeah. my kids. they're very insistent saying don't do it, momcu it is ridius. >> reporter: other peo

one of our treasured local brass bands, dupont brass. the all-female brazilian percussionist who i think everybody knows andloves. a young up and coming d.c. hip-hop artist bill young prince. and another musical t asure i would consider a celebrity who will be second headliner before trouble funk, if you don't know about him, ce see him later today. it's going to be a good me. >> sounds like a fantastic time. >> again nks it starts to at the streets blocked off are? >> 18th street from columbia to wyoming, so a nice four to five blocks with the sges kind of anchoring them. >> all right. thank you joe ppan, michelle castro and josue. stop by our tent come down and say hello. to see any news 4 yr sunda program, logon to nbcwashington.com and search community. i'm pat lawson muse. thanks for joining us. see you get to the ross fall fashion event... ...and get the brands you want... check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for less. at the ross fall fashi

> we also now know the identity of the man killed an accident while riding an electric scooter in dupont circle. d.c. police say h name was carlos schez martin. the 20-year-olded in silver spring and police say he was riding a scooter when he became pinned beneath an suv friday morning. he ler died at the hospital. the driver stayed on the scene until help showed up. >>> meantime, a deck collaps in howard county sent several people to the hospital. this happened yesterdayt afternoon j after 4:30 in ellicott city. we're told 20 people were on the back deck on bonnie branch road when it fell, sending them tumbling 12 feet. eight people had to go to the yohospital. ev expected to be okay. more than 40 firefighters and paramedics showed up to help. >>> new notes will play throughout the cavalry c presbyterirch for their morning service today. >> this is very cool. an organ onc belonging to another church is officially going to be welcomed into its new home wit the dedication ceremony. calvary perez attorney church legs ment was on its last and they didn't have the money to buy a new one. but

. >>> a man died in dupont circle thismo ing. he was riding an electric scooter and got pinned under the suv. the man died at a hospital. >> word yet who was at fault. the driver stayed at the scene. >>> xt, the kavanaugh confirmation battle. what we're learning from victims sharing >>> why a localc. fas casualt >>> the bacash was swift after president trump tweeted abo why christine blasey ford waited four decades to come forward. she said if it was as bad as she said, charges would have been file immediately. >> people are using the hashtag why i didn't report toth share r own stories. >> reporter: the president tweets this morning about dr. ford raised the question if the assault really happened, aly didn't she the police. twitter exploded with tens of thousands ofwe a from sexual assault survivors using the hashtag why i didn't report like this one. i was 14. i wasn't where i supposed to be and i was scared of getting in trouble. because i got way in the end and didn't think attempted rape counted. because i didn't want to ad

a man was riding a scooter in dupont circle when he got pinned under that suv. he died at t hospital. the driver remained at the scene until help arrived. the scooter riders are allowed on some city sidewalks and on the road and bike lanno but they'r required to wear helmets. >>> a self-proclaimed psychic is going to spend six years behind bars for allegedly duping i victimo giving her more than $300,000. and as we report,t did not stop there. >> reporter: this evening inside ae montgomery county courthouse a judge sentencoman to six years in prison for scamming people out of ney. >> this is really an important sentence that balances both restitution to the victims ande prng society. >> reporter: gina marx, a self-proclaimed psychic admitted to scamming five people out of more than $300,000. prosecutors say she told her victims theyeeded to give h large sums of money that she would return once a curse was lifted. >> in the court today she said, quote, i'm not a monster. i'm a good person. the judge said this was a premeditated scam that she preyed on the most vu

in dupont circle. >>> if you've recved a d.c. speed camera ticket, you're not alone. aaa says this program has generated more than a million alone.s next year even more people are expected to get tickets. aaa saysse that's becew speed cameras are harder to see. all those tickets have added more than $100 million in revenue for the distct. let me tell you, drivers hate these cameras, yes. >>> with mid terms right around the corner, theast of "hamilton" took on another role. >>> the actors and the crew helped people to register to vote. yesterday's effort was part of national voter registration they helped register people on the spot inside the lobby. mid-term elections are november 6th. >>> ben & jerry's ice cream hopes your sweet tooth will help propel several progressive fice.dates into they're backing 7 candidates, all of whom support universal health care and debt free college. ben and jerrys is working wit move on, a political action mmittee for lef leaning candidates. >>> the upcoming elections are weighing on the minds of voters. incumbent senat democrat tim can

years old and two men dressed in suits one heading to the hercules building and one heading to the dupont building and they kissed each other. i turned and looked at my dad and this is what he said to me -- joey, it is simple. they love each other. it is simple. [applause] my dad was a generous, decent, honorable man who thought that everyone, everyone, and i mean everyone deserved to be treated with dignity and that is how he treated people. but here is the deal, also on behalf of of jill and myself and the entire biden family, we want organization for honoring our son, attorney general beau biden. meant a great deal to us. back in june, 2015, just a month you in this died, community honored him. he was one who spearheaded in july of 2013 in the state of delaware the marriage equality act that passed and became law, became statute in delaware. at the time, one of the few states in the nation. also met with a group of ,ttorney generals, nine of them to challenge the defense of marriage act. and in june of 2013, he led -- as sarah will tell you, sarah used to work for myself. me sarah said

there are some were taking this as opportunity, dupont capital said they have been adding turkey.see the market undervalued, 20%, almost back down to book value, arguably opportunity, if you have the courage to get back in given the conditions and uncertainty. vonnie: wonderful report. thank you. plunging iceland into crisis, the overleveraged banks could not access credit. massive default broke down the government. asr haarde, who now serves the ambassador to the united states. he joins us from washington. with the benefit of hindsight, is there anything iceland should have done differently? perhaps, staying in the whaling business for example? geir: there are a lot of things we can all learn from the financial crisis. our banks were overleveraged, super active in international markets, taking advantage of low interest rates and the abundance of cheap money. we were operating within european framework, regulatory framework, which we had to much confidence in, and it was not perfect, not as perfect as we had believed. there were a lot of actors that can look back and say, i didn't

some are shutting down temporarily, including boeing, dupont, and cvs pharmacy. jp morgan ceo jamie dimon picked a fight with president trump and immediately regretted it. he said he thought he could beat the president in an election, adding he is equally tough, but smarter. hours later, the bank issued a statement saying he shouldn't have said that, and he wouldn't make a good politician. the white house didn't offer a comment. bridgewater associates founder says the u.s. economy is about two years from a downturn which will see the dollar plunge as the government prints money to fund a deficit. he said the impact of president trump's tax cuts will fade in about 18 months, with rising interest rates, mounting pension, and health care costs hitting the budget then. , when you hitify zero interest rates, you have a different type of debt crisis. you are more likely to have a depression. is similarwe are in to 1945-940. jenna: the indian rupee gain the mostjenna: in 18 months after officials announced court measures after this weekend's planned review of the econom

almost every component is in the green led by caterpillar and dow dupont the only two that are red areand walmart, although walmart to a lesser extent. >> the retail and the restaurant retail i think going down because people are saying you know what? there's going to be someone who has to eat some of these tariffs and it will be the retailers at the same time, we got the jobless number today and that indicates, hey, look it remains incredibly easy to get a job in the country. obviously that's geographic. but that does matter you get a job, you spend more. >> claims number today if you missed it, 201 a 48-year low. the last time claims had a one handle, november of '69 at 197 so that's -- >> that's the guns-and-butter strategy that johnson put in place that nixon followed up on. very inflationary back then. this is not inflationary. >> all right, not inflationary 10 years at 3.08. >> well, look at the numbers now. >> we're on the cusp of a productivity boomlet than that changes everything. >> it's a pretty good time i'd love to say don't buy stocks but i would like to say don't buy til

. >>> we kno the identity of the man killed in an accident while riding an electric scooter in dupont. circ d.c. police say his name was carles sanchez martin. the 20-year-old lived in silver spring. police say he was riding the scooter when he became pinned beneath an suv. it happened friday morning. he died at the hospital. the driver did stay at the scene until help arrived. >>> a deck collapse in howard ecounty sends several peo to the hospital. this happened yesterday afternoon just after 4:30 in ellicott city. we're told 20 people were on road eck on bonnie branch when it fell sending them he bling 12 feet down to ground. eight people were hospitalized, everyone here.ed to be okay more than 40 firefighters and paramedics responded? >> scary moments. >>> comcast now owns british broadcaster sky news. >> that's right. the price tag $39 billion. the company outfit 21st century fox for the rights there. comcast executives say they want europe.operations in 23 million europeans subscribe to sky, that's the biggest ve takeover seen in europe's media industry. comcast, of course, is th

greene is going to run dupont >> executive chairman.ompany out of the chute is the material company and we had last week and of course i was joined by the ceo >> he's using the play book. as soon as the trustructure came out, tide co started performing. >> what dewe start to see the stock? >> next year they'll reveal the boards of directors and you will have some information and you will be able to make some estimates and that's what has been lacking technology where a lot of people feel already there is going to be a break up and you will be able to make honeywell. he's certain that things are going to be fabulous when they're splitting off turbos and homes. >> more research this morning on morgan stanley china, that'll be important just getting an approval out of the chinese press authorities. >> this deal is supposed to close by september according to gregg hayes. >> you are a believer that they are going to move to a fairly aggressive split of the company. >> makes no sense to hav have -- what good does it have to have otis elevator

of douw dupont but seven months from now you'll be the ceo of dow itself, materials sciences, consumer enormous company in its own right the form 10 was just filed detailing what will happen so we are happy to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> one of the key questions i get is what will change in terms of the culture of the company and to put it more bluntly the lean expense culture many investors are looking for. what can you tell me >> the now dow will be a $50 billion company these are capital intensive businesses so we have to be low cost and best in class, we have to have a culture of benchmarking to make sure we can be competitive so as we've gone through the dow/dupont deal, we've had a chance to look at all three of these divisions. so this is about creating from the ground up three new divisions and that's allowed us to look at all kinds of things like our structure, our legal corporate cost structure and get that corporate cost down to where it is competitive with our peers but we have to look as we move forward with the businesses at our investments and making sure th

right on down towards dupont circle and across the bridge and gw parkway, and over to berlin and east riverdale as well. lightning associated with t t aswell. this lasts for a couple hours. flood warning in effect for the next cou te hours for creeks and streams. watch for that. now, of course, all eyes on hurricane florence making its way towards the carolina coastline. waiting to see what happens here it just went through what we call an ey rawall replacement cycle. we could see strengthening in theext couple hours. we'll wait and see. current forecast at 120 miles per hour current winds, 120, comingonshore by friday morning, and into friday afternoon as a category this is going to be a major rainmaker in this area, but because it's further south, not so much for us. >> yeah. exactly. it continues to be good news here in our area overall, and, of course, the main ways we get informabout the hurricanes, about florence, is with the hurricane hunter. i want tohow you amazing video we have of this aircraft actually flying through florence getting the latest information, take a look at t

dupont closing plants in five different north carolina cities. of closures all across the area. november vatter -- novartis stopping pharmaceutical production in the area. retails, so many retailers cut down, carmax, cvs, smithfield foods. we were most taken by cvs. i went to their website, over 100 of their pharmacies in the area are closed down. so if you're in the area, need refill on prescription right now, well look, you will have to drive a long way to get it, right? finally, i was thinking about -- you can see the list right here of cvs closures on the left-hand side of your screen. it actually totals over 100 of them. overall impacts last year impact of harvey, irma, maria, a you will together, 42 to $65 billion. in the short term that carved .2 of a percent, to .3 off of gdp in the area. you know as well as i do, neil, in the long run a lot of federal money comes into the area. that can turn things around and make a difference. neil: what you take away in the economy during the storm you get it back with rebuilding after. we'll see. gerr

. >> that's a big move for the former paint business of dupont. we've had activity in here not that terribly long ago, brian. they were exactly right. talking about cyber security they were buying the calls just up above this. the last week expiring of this month, september 28th they're buying these upside calls, the 16.5s. it started off at 5100 trading around 30 or 40 cents. i own these calls. a very short term trade. i think it breaks out to the upside i talked about it on monday we had the november 2nd inspiring calls. they're piling in more and more. about 8,200 of those it actually was a very bullish spread when you pull everything out. the stock was right around where the levels where it is right now but you can see that's some big numbers. people are coming in for intel i own the stock. >> thank you very much ex aal exalta is a big trade. we have petra nemcova coming up as well about smart response to charity and it is ask halftime, your favorite segment. traders will answer your questions in two minutes send them in tweet us at halftime r

intel, chevron and dupont but they're not having a bad day. intel loses 5% for the month, chevron down the present, to part down to a half percent. i know october has always been a tough month but let's bring in the traders and stephen, what are you looking forward to on this very scary monster that does not just bring in halloween but frightening moments for investors? >> let me tell you. intel is one of the groups that is not done well. you have a pop in intel because the shortage may allow them to reach their fiscal goals for 2019. a lot of kind words being said about them in their the main player going forward. you will have at the end of the quarter will have a reverse and were up 8% so what polio managers have to sell and put pressure on the market. the opposite for the semi's. they will pop the semi's because that's a group that has not done well. liz: getting to the close, i said in october. >> earnings as it is to be swayed. we'll see 90.3% earnings growth operably and is the quality good on the 19? i don't know. there's a few less sh

you look at dow, dupont did the same thing.y did not want to be the only one not doing anything. bought the best business out there, which was monsanto. , rounduptely for them has been around 40 years. it has been challenged in every market. ,ot a single scientific study and 800 of them have been performed, says there is any harm. courtn franciscan 's cancera gentleman was caused by it. there is no scientific evidence to back that up. a trial by jury, the jury decided and the judge did not agree with them. i suspect bayer has a good case. anna: there could be legal headlines. the laws around agriculture and what you can do with seeds and how much you can modify them are very different on both sides of the atlantic area is that something that is going to mean bayer doesn't deliver what it could do? or is that not something markets focus on? >> i do not think the market is focused on that. a european company buys a u.s. company, so all of a sudden the european agency says, hey, plant this in france and germany. ast bayer has real

live at dupont circle, aime cho, news 4. >> thank you, aimee. there is a rise in e-scooter injuries at emergency room. accordg to "washington post," e.r. doctors reported a spike in injuries. theould be attributed to booming business quickly from half a dozen cities to 40 across the country and now more than 65,000 e-scooters in use in those cities across the united states. >>> fire investigators areor looking clues as to what t ted a massive fire that tore s kugth ah arond they're also trying to figure out why residents say they didn't hear a fire alarm. more than 100 people have been displackd. benson spoke with the fire chief. jackie? >> reporter: well, we can tell you one thing. a lot of people thought we were told what csed this terrible fire and i think we have got some pictureso show you the terrible fire that consumed the home of 161 senior citizen low income senior citizens here on wednesday. now, unfortunately, we understand and have been told at a pressnc confe this afternoon that they're not going to be able to get in there any time

of to the logan circle neighborhood is about 30 square blocks a historic district between dupont circle and shaw. the neighborhood is trendy. the streets are lined with new bars and restaurants,nd new places for young people to live, and it's relatively safe. with d.c. police reporting 20 crimes in the last 30 days. 18 of those were related to car break-ins and thefts. >>> more live coverage as we show you the live pictures again from southeast d.c. that ferocious fire, everyone, as we understand it, so far accounted for. we have at least four people transported to the wehospital. l have much more right after this short break. >>> back to breaking news we covered since 4:00 this afternoon as a fire continues to grow in southeast d.c. this is at aenior independent living apartment building in southeast d.c. it is a d.c. housing authority wnilding, but it is privately, independently oed and operated. this is right close to theavy yard just across the freeway from that navy yard neighborhood. part of the building and the roof have started to collapse. this fire is not letting up yet. >> no

they're syngenta dupont and b.s.s. and those six global corporations really control the terms of food farming. who prefer to max out a hockey mask and begin to be in the business to feel if even close are both i guess there's some of us a lot of compost yeah you see those i'm just going to expect some of them are. about that they're not motivated right but i yeah. if i'm out i guess will not go many them we fall but it gets a little offensive even more than that our how to calm it sunny in south moonshot just emphasize on not that i had an example but get out but to me that can leave out the more they lack what i swore to see put them up and they've come up with the card but i doubt that i've got out that about this. you know my family phone previously. he was for nine june funny he's cheating now. where the real who uses the. good with good luck in the beautiful how are you out of baby opening this i'm a metaphor for the cover up the love evoke or like i'm the i'm but his mom worked her whole life in the fields and so

real opportunity, and i'd like to broaden it beyond the dow 30, but intel may be up but so is dowd dupont, caterpillar, disney, microsoft, the list goes on. >> i own every stock you named fred listen, today tech rallied, materials rally, stable rallies. tech is really two areas. it doesn't matter, they all rallied together. tonight we have micron earnings. i've given you this name before. i about got punched in the no's on this name. we have a little bit of a bounce a couple days ago at $41. i bought it there, i think you can still buy it here at 46. if you get into this trade today, i'm telling the home gamers, i think you want to sell a call, maybe a 48 hour call or $45 push, maybe want to sell both of these to lower your bases by about two dollars. you buy at 46 but it cost you $44 net if you know they mean. then you go on to the earnings tonight, maybe you see a little rally tomorrow, maybe not, either way you have a lower base. >> charles and want to finish with you because we've got the august existing home sales, they kinda flatlined but this after a couple months of downward movem

i do think that even when when we have lost the self if you will i also is the letters at the dupont university. she loses her identity in the process. she doesn't know who it is. she loses who she is. but even when that's the case. i think there idols operative that have made that the case. so for example the title of individual autonomy plays out on the on the left and the right. when you have those two forces combined. that brings us to a situation now where if you want to find out who you are as an individual don't look any more on the standards or anything transcendent. look into your own desires. you can re-create your gender so even when that's the case. i think there idols operative. good question. i don't know how to phrase this. so maybe just start talking. once i get it all out. i struggle with attention of voting my conscience which is sometimes for me personally as is maybe more balanced and knowing that my vote necessarily and i want to make a vote out of fear. but i do over conscience. i'm curious my responsibility to the lord to stay true to what i believe stayed true

dupont right in the bullseye. ge down to a nine-year low.ks like they are going to lose a bidding war on a contract for a power plant in iraq. starbucks down on a big reorganization, possible layoffs. investors are concerned. let's go to merger moves. because of a there huge jump in price on a fish oil found to have an impact in reducing heart attacks. michael kors looking to buy versace. --ius radio being bought out in a deal to buy pandora. antitrust concerns are pushing the stock lower. they love that they are preparing to buy their rival and predicting $13 for ounce for gold. we also saw on the nasdaq the biggest loser being comcast. they won the bidding war against 21st century stock -- fox. su: what they lost $12 billion in market cap. let's go right to the stock. i have a one-month chart. small loss on the month. bigger than 8% loss at one point. the concern is they may possibly join the $100 billion debt club, a very small group. it certainly challenges their credit rating. could their credit rating fall? that is it a concern. major

we have united technologies, procter & gamble as well as dow, dupont trading lower all 500 s&p sectors are lower led by real estate materials and utilities. take a look at the china large cap etf is falling on the china comment. >> breaking news president trump upping the ante yet again in the ongoing trade conflict with china. >> i've now listened to the audio of that gaggle president trump held with reporters aboard air force one and he's clearly threatening an additional $267 billion in tariffs on chinese goods, beyond the $200 billion the administration is current weighing whether to move forward on we have reached out to the u.s. trade representatives' office for more information we'll let you know when we hear from them. that would mean we impose tariffs on almost all of the goods from china we import that would be very painful as for the $200 billion in tariffs that the administration is currently weighing, president trump said that those could come very soon. the administration could move forward with that at any time. they're looking at tariffs of up to 25% on those products t

we're talking about less than 1% losses across the board here weighing on the dow, dow, dupont, procterble and johnson & johnson. and led by shares of jd.com. mkm lowering the price target on jd this morning. now let's get to sue herera for a news update. >> thanks, melissa here's what's happening at this pou hour we begin with the white house releasing a statement at the request of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein saying, quote, he and president trump had an extended conversation to discuss recent news stories. the two will meet on thursday when the president returns from new york to washington that from sarah sanders at the white house. >>> president trump arriving at the united nations this morning, alon secretary of state mike pompeo and u.s. ambassador nikki haley. he repeated his support for supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. >> he's a fine man with an unblemished past and these are highly unsu unsubstantialed statements judge kavanaugh is an outstanding person i am with him all the way. >> pope francis arriving in latvia on the third day of his four-day trip to the bal

caterpillar moving dow, dupont and 3m moving the dow industrial higher. >> i'm tyler mathisen and bobi at the new york stock exchange a lot of pressure on the tech exchange. >> we have problems with tariffs. we have problems with the banks overall. not a lot of energy. take a look at the tech names, apple, netflix, all the fang names. apple is down about 2% you think it's bad here. shanghai hit a 52-week low today. we're seeing new lows across the board in the big tech stocks over in china, including ones that trade here like alibaba that's a new 52-week low jd.com is a 52-week low. it's pretty tough here social media stocks, you've heard about twitter. that's all the social media again a couple of weeks to the down side are moving down again today. i mentioned the tariff issue mr. kudlow, the white house economic advisor, larry kudlow was on at 12:50 or so. there's that circle where he started talking saying tariffs could be coming soon, more tariffs could be coming soon you see the market take a leg lower. tariffs the marginal mover of the stock market the other problems the markets

davis about how the chinese method i cannily tried to extract technology they have stories about the dupontice in shanghai, anti-trust guys will come in, follow employees not bathroom, intimidate, take papers. >> and seem to know what it is they want prior to come in i agree. the story is worth reading it gives a lot of evidence to those charges that have been out there for a long time in terms of the forced technology transfers or the leverage that the chinese can have over these companies. to the overall point as well, though, it's not as though you don't know that going in if you're a u.s. cap. in many ways, you decide to take the tradeoff, putting at risk intellectual property for the opportunity to operate in a country of 1.3 billion people, that's the way it seems to have gone for some time for the findings what i continue to wonder about when we think about the back and forth, i think of one area, mergers and acquisitions jim, you well know or still waiting for the chinese approval for utx, the acquisition of collins. and don't forget, disney and fox. now, in both cases, there seems

dupont, it has a high r squared with trade news. what you're looking at is headlines about trade. back. tom: chris grisanti, thank you so much. within equity update. are 26,044. bloomberg users can interact with the charts using gtv . you can browse recent charts and features on the bloomberg. tom had a good one, the third derivative of em fx. this is "bloomberg." ♪ tom: bloomberg surveillance. francine lacqua in london and i'm tom keene in new york. --k together again to bring begin the season. we do that with chris grisanti. how about a single best chart? let us go back. here it is. there we are. ,p we go from the depression how can you go against this chart? you can long-term that is why we are bullish on equity long-term. if you look at this closely, we're above that line. you can go for a year and go above that line. going flat is not going to get you 12% a year. francine: hold on, bring up your chart. it is good. equities,k at rise in it has to slow down because we are and cycle and the tax cuts and the tax cuts will end having their effect. when does that happen? are in

sectors are higher led by tech materials, staples and financials and within the dow walgreen's, dow dupont yield hitting the highest level since 2008 in earlier trading. the etf smh on pace for its best day of the month leaders include micron, analog devices and skyworks >> contessa, thank you i'm tyler mathisen welcome, everybody along with our guest host for the hour tom farley, former nyse president, current far point acquisition ceo and a cnbc contributor. delighted to have you with us, tom. we'll talk with you throughout the hour we begin the second hour with the markets. the s&p and the dow hitting new all-time highs as technology and materials lead the gains kenny pockari is at the new york stock exchange if you want to chest bump mr. farley, go right ahead virtually. >> tom, how are you? congratulations. this is great. >> i miss you, buddy what's my recipe today >> today you know what the recipe is? i gave you cannabis brownies actually because i wrote this whole piece on toray after the action yesterday just made perfect sense i should serve up cannabis brownies that's what i sent

virtually all the dow stocks, say verizon, proctor & gamble, mcdonald, dupont are participating in theou have to wonder what that is about. maybe ill winds blow including the kavanaugh situation and trade situation seems to escalate, maybe not. get the read from the national taxpayers union senior fellow, mattie dupler. what is going on. doesn't jive what you see happening. the markets are dismissing this for the time-being. >> this is the conversation we've been having many months now, we see negative trade action coming out of the white house the markets seem to kind of shrug. there are a couple different theories. one. things that the market generates confidence. markets do well, americans feel like they're doing well. i think less about the market more than six weeks from today with the midterms happen. i'm very concerned about the fact that the administration is arguing we should have more tariffs at border, more taxes at the border, which is what tariffs are a couple weeks out after election. what i would like to see all americans going to the polls on the fact they are better of

the your biggest loser at the moment happens to be dupont.in-chief. steve, the market up could we say despite the trade warhead lines or maybe because of it? maybe the theory this takes us closer to some eventual resolution? >> i think it is in spite of. if you waved a magic wand, got rid of all trade disputes, everybody is happy again, you would see the market go up on the dow 5000 points. 20%. this economy is on a roll. earnings, profits are going up. market always tries to look to the future. if the sunshine has no clouds like the trade clouds, boy you would see, people would say, jeez, it is still too late to get in. charles: are you saying if it was like it was when trump came in we would be okay with that? the market was be okay with that but some people would be complaining. they don't have a voice. maybe they live in beauty, montana, boise, idaho, people were complaining about effects of trade for a long time before trump was elected. >> as we've seen we have job shortages in the economy. skilled jobs, unskilled jobs. it is amazing. w