shares gained veanwhile, whereas ab imve shares traded higher as well, so it seems as though traders .elcomed the news we will see how that story works out in the end. were going to move on to a different topic. france has signed deals with 10 with saudi arabia according to the prime minister who made the announcement on twitter at the tail end of a visit to the region. we have more now on a business relationship that has grown in both size and scope. >> the trip focused on bolstering already booming business between france and oil-rich saudi arabia. >> come to france. come to invest in our country at the heart of europe. this is the right time, more than ever. >> relations between the countries have strengthened in years as ties between washington and riyadh called off under president obama. volumetrade exchange between the countries exceeded 12 billion euros in 2014. saudi invested capital in rants amounted to about 700 million euros -- saudi invested capital in france. >> where has this money been going back saudi arabian airlines ordered riyadher planes, and committed to buying french wea

." ♪ elcome to "inside story," i'm ray suarez israel controlled a piece of land that used to be partf jordan since the 1967 war. in the intervening years jordan has dropped its territorial claims, israel has allowed and, in fact, encouraged hundreds of thousands of israelis to move to the captured territory and at the same time israel has not annexed the land and made it part and parcel of israel. in the weeks since the early 90s oslo and all but complete denunciation of a two-state solution tensions and violence have been rising between arabs and jews. on the west bank of the jordan, in israel itself and especially in jerusalem. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu places the blame squarely on the palestinians and the leader of the palestinian national authority. >> i've called on the president abas to resume unconditional negotiations immediately. right now as we speak we can meet. i have no problem with that. i think we should stop meetly the wave of incitement against israel and these attacks. murdering attacks against jews. i'm willing to meet him. he is not willing to meet

there has been some speculation that the white house is more ,elcoming of an iranian role and kind of secondarily on the nuclear deal, is congress's role and oversight done? you failed to pass legislation earlier to blend it. first of all, i am opposed to working with iran on anything. i don't trust the iranian government. lead sponsorsr -- of terrorism. i was critical of the negotiation and of the agreement the cause it is going to put $150 billion of cash into iran's lap at a time when they had no terrible,s economy is it's currency was worthless. they had no money. they could not help their people. they still send money to support international terrorism. they still were the leading state sponsor of international terrorism. so if they did that with no money imagine what they can do now when the sanctions are lifted and they have all this money. iran is a problem, not a solution and i think that there were all kinds of conspiracies between iran and russia sitting there at the negotiating table, now we kind of see it with corrosion -- putin in syria. i know that the president sincere

elcome stephen colbert! ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: that was for you. that was for you right over there. >> stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause ) welcome to the "late show"! thanks so much for being here. i'm stephen colbert. thank you, everybody. thank you so much. is everybody excited? it's going to be halloween this weekend? is everybody excited about the holiday yet? i'm extremely excited. it's on a saturday this year. that means crazy parties and walks of shame dressed as a sexy crayon. ( laughter ) we're ready at my house already. we did our halloween decorating this weekend, spider webs all over the front of the house. i got the lanterns that look like pumpkins. had a fog machine, but for some reason it's broken this year so i'm just going to hook up a hose ( laughter ) the kids love it, makes them all giddy. and i got a skeleton hanging on the tree

he joins us now from amsterdam. .elcome to "countdown" looking at your numbers, revenues, nice beat,ey issue is this the late in the disposal of the lighting unit. what can you tell us? the transaction is delayed. what are the concerns? is there a possible you can remedy this? frans van houten: yes. thanks for that introduction. let me talk a bit about the corridor and i will come back to your question. carew the combined health and consumer business is growing by 4% and that was really good. lighting grew by 24%. we had some nice wins. 5%.as up by europe was strong. bottom line near the margin improved by 22%. despite a heavy currency headwind of 160 basis points. the accelerated program continues to work, and i am pleased with the improvement this quarter. as you are asking, we did flag the led deal, facing uncertainty -- worky as we look through regulatory issues that were voiced in the united states. this is a confidential process. i wish i could tell more about it, but that is not possible. we remain focused together with our chinese partner towards a closing of the deal. manus:

coming up, "the knick" star livin' on a prayer >>>elcome back to "good morning america." we are with clive owe enwho stars in the hit tv serers "the knick." it is brillian and it's about a brilliant but tortured sushlgen and the chaotic new york city scene of 1900. welcome back to "gma." >> thank you. >> i love this combination, you and steven soderbergh and both said about each other, you are fearless and that's what this show feels like. it's a look back. it's a period drama but it's not nostalgic at all. >> no, i think that's one of the things that steven said at the beginning of making it. he didn't want anyone to feel nostalgic about living in new york in 1900. >> your character is tougug when we lasteft your doctor he was suffering from a little bit of an addiction problem. >> yep. >> as season two opens, quite shocking that he's treating a cocaine addiction with heroin. >> which apparently ey did, yeah. i mean at the time cocaine was legal and took seven or eight years to realize there were problems associated with it and treatment for people who developed this thi

." ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg go." , --elcome stephen ratner steve rattner.ant to talk about cars. as an incoming chair the supervisory board, and he is warning that the cheating scandal could threaten the company's very existence. dealing with the investigations in the united states and abroad, 30 states so far investigating. the claim as they used software to fool regulators about true emissions of its diesel cars. credit suisse is saying it could cause the company upwards of $87 billion, which says it's almost the net worth. stephanie: you were making a face. steve r: it doesn't seem to me that's the way it's going to work out. this is obviously a heroic problem, but this is a company that has amazing consumer support. not this week, not this month, but ongoing, the make terrific products. this will work its way through the legal system sometime, and a very just will be unfortunate time for their securities. i can't guess how long it will be. stephanie: are they going to lose that support? people love them, and then they find out the executives are cheater

>>elcome to mid america airport in illinois. if y have never hrd of mid america airport@in illino. you are probably not alone. flight 660 taxied up to the gate at mid at am airport thursday one of four arrivals for the week. >> any unattended vehicles will be ticketed and towed. >> reporter: the airport here in illinois is a good place for quiet contemplation, even meditation. because most days it is devoid of passengers or air plans to take t tm anywhere. and it has been that way nearly two decades. citizens for smart growth, a local group which thinks the are it port is a waste of tax dollars. >> it cost ten times what it generates in revenue. >> reporter: mid america was built t tease burden on lambert international airport in st. louis. lambert once a hub for transworld airlines when twa went belly up in 2001 there was not much burden on lambert. consequently little reason f f this almlmt hollow $30000 million terminal. suppose to serve hundreds of flights and hundreds of thousands of passengers. mid america has a 10,000 foot run way. state of the art facility and next month in