for nvidia you are going to see very strong esp growth, because they are making more powerful chips, customers are willing to pay higher prices, and that is where you see even if the unit growth tapers the esp growth is expected to remain strong. guy: lisa, doesn't the market already know that? it looks forward, it knows these numbers are going to be incredible for a while. how much of that is in the price? lisa: you could argue some of this is in the price, but going into those earnings we should remember that forecasters were quite pessimistic. they were expecting a 1% drop in earnings-per-share. and we saw a 4% increase. a big part of where that increases coming from is the magnificent seven. we saw three quarters of negative earnings. if you exclude the magnificent seven this is not the case. the earnings of the magnificent seven are because of the strong growth we have seen. the other part of it, those stocks are priced for perfection. this is something we have talked about again and again, and today we are seeing some of that pullback in expectations of how much excitement can

more espe be llytouch of st scotland the south—east and more espe be llytouch of frost)tland the south—east of frost in places as we begin tuesday. a chilly start and some mist and fog as well parts of fog as well for parts of aberdeenshire, for example. first will clear by 9 first thing that will clear by 9 or 10 am. and then brighter skies for many with some sunny spells for showers from the word go west , but they will go in the west, but they will tend to ease the west later, tend to ease in the west later, whilst one could pop up whilst the odd one could pop up towards central and eastern parts and temperatures will reach similar numbers to monday. so 12 13in the south, 10 or 11 further north, we start wednesday with a chill in the air in the east, but cloudy , air in the east, but cloudy, breezy and wet weather towards the west that will push through followed by brighter skies into the afternoon, but also more frequent showers once again, especially for scotland and northern ireland. and we keep the sunshine showers theme the sunshine and showers theme going through thursday and frida

more espe be llytouch of st scotland the south—east and more espe be llytouch of frost)tland the south—east of frost in places as we begin tuesday. a chilly start and some mist and fog as well parts of fog as well for parts of aberdeenshire, for example. first will clear by 9 first thing that will clear by 9 or 10 am. and then brighter skies for many with some sunny spells for showers from the word go west , but they will go in the west, but they will tend to ease the west later, tend to ease in the west later, whilst one could pop up whilst the odd one could pop up towards central and eastern parts and temperatures will reach similar numbers to monday. so 12 13in the south, 10 or 11 further north, we start wednesday with a chill in the air in the east, but cloudy , air in the east, but cloudy, breezy and wet weather towards the west that will push through followed by brighter skies into the afternoon, but also more frequent showers once again, especially for scotland and northern ireland. and we keep the sunshine showers theme the sunshine and showers theme going through thursday and frida

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so what's going to be the coming up is disney finally started breaking out esp, this' financials, ande were saying with the traditional cable model, basically you had the non-sports watchers subsidizing espn. now when you have cable subscriptions in decline, you have to wonder, okay, what is it worth on a monthly amount? one analyst at bofa, looking at people who get espn through hulu and other things, people may have to pay something like $41 a month to be able to just get an espn stand-alone. jack: that's got to be a serious sports fan. they're talking about partners, one being the nfl. >> looking at nfl, nba, mlb and potentially even one of their -- some of chair competitors, amazon and apple, which have been trying to get into the sports game as well just to get the economics to make sense. where can we get distribution, what partnerships make sense because if we can't rely on linear tv anymore, we have to have distribution elsewhere. jack: maybe some of the athletes will have the pitch in. time for action able ideas. jacob? >> meta platforms, 18 times earning, you not getting jus

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approaching yemeni territorial waters in the red sea and it was making its way uh to spy to engage in esp espiage activities over the port city of hadeida and upon entering anmy territorial waters the the us drone was shot down by yemen's air defense system. an air defense system that the us and saudi led coalition had no idea was in possession of of the yemeni army right and this came to this came as a surprise to many states in the region that yemen now has capable aerial defense system that's able to target uh you know us drones flying over the red sea at long distance so i think they're going to think twice about. conducting any military operations over yemeny territorial waters or over the uh capital son, as the yemani army has mentioned many times, they've spent many years developing their their arial defense system, they spent many years manufacturing domestic ballistic missiles that are able to launch into space and come back down to hit their target, and this was the case a couple of days. ago when the yemani armed forces they launched a ballistic missile whereby the israeli regi

les detallo raueosla inestabilidad q n espe al la pérdida de energía, situación que provocó altas llamaradasaire y una niña de 5 años murió tras ser arrastrada por el mar. >> eso fue el sábado en la tarde en una playa de half moon bay y se cree que su abuelo también, aunque no han localizado todavía rastro de él. >> una tragedia. bueno, ya gallegos nos tiene más detalles sobre este incidente y sobre el aviso de inundación, ante lo que los expertos consideran como marea astronómica alta en las costas del área de la bahía. >> hoy, estas 2 niñeras disfrutaban de su día libre y decidieron visitar la playa martins en half moon bay, la misma playa donde el sábado en la tarde, una pequeña de 5 años murió tras ser arrastrada por el mar. >> no puedo creer que una ola gigante se haya llevado a ellos porque no las veo tan grandes, tan grandes, pero no tanto como para llevarse a alguien. >> según la guardia costera, el abuelo de la pequeña víctima identificó como pascal micheletto soriano y también fue arrastrado al mar por una ola junto a su nieta yaretzi navarrete. autoridad explican que después de 24

we use esp's to maximize the ships that we do have. we also do bustle work. we are not waiting for that. i want to speak for --. service chief, my obligation is to provide. congressman said, yep, 31, that is the law. how do we get there? we are there now. replacing aging lsts with newer ships. carla: last question, tony, go ahead. >> what is general wang's role in israel? second, you made an interesting point we are to -- we are trying to come get you. 11 years after benghazi, what is the marine or posture to conduct rapid rescue missions? gen. smith: our posture, we have marines with aviation assets in the djibouti. the new normal post benghazi is ideally met by the fact that we have a marine expeditionary unit fully deployed. then we have forces globally deployable that we all -- that we own. that is how we can range the african continent. again, the primary is there full-time. the second piece, unfortunate that that is out there with his name, but jim is home. talked to him last night. the lieutenant general wealth over -- went over to provide advice. make

these reports that he would look to extend the capital allow espe allowances >> we have the cpi printue out later today in the u.s when it comes to the economy with the u.s. going to recession next year drives the rest of the world. do you think we will end up with a hard landing do we avoid that hard landing and the u.s. doesn't slip into contr contraction? >> we are not necessarily looking at deep recession, but negative growth rates in the first half of next year. it is a really resilient summer for the u.s. the u.s. will come under pressure with the student loan repayments restarting and signs of loan delinquencies is a bit of a concern i think growth will slow and businesses are impacted by higher rates, too. growth will slow we think it enables fed cuts from the second quarter next year s year >> i was going to ask with the pessimistic view of the u.s., is this likely to come from the consumer for corporate for a while, there was a few that the u.s. recession would be triggered by the corporate side of things, not necessarily the consumer >> i think the consumer is the main thin

for lilly and certainly novo it's been a function of coverage and the esp is going higher.ely there are those that say insurance companies are going to have a problem. it's going to be something that people can't afford, those that need it for the right reasons, blah blah blah. >> i think right now with wegovy, 80% of the patients are covered by health insurance, so the average person is paying 25 bucks a month versus the $1,350. we're also starting to see additional benefits. cardiovascular disease, reducing that by 25%. you have chronic kidney disease. i think that from an insurance standpoint, as you have more and more residual benefits it's going to be harder and harder for these insurance companies not to cover it, and it very well may be a webetter mouse tr? >> if you are a bigger believer in this stock and class of drugs, then by extension do you have doubts about snack food companies? all the trades we saw play out in the markets, where it would hit the makers of the sleep apnea devices, the insulin makers. are you in that side of it? >> it's interesting. it's going

you can watch the race saturday night at 10:00 on our sister network, esp n. very cool. it's really cool. the grandstands were set up when i was there last weekend and i can imagine it's going to be amazing . >> any other life watching it? f1 is getting super popular now. >> i know. i don't know really. think about it. yeah >> the whole scoring system. >> you do. >> it's cars going fast, right? that's all you need. >> there's a there's a crazy scoring system. >> good morning america. an anti-war protest in washington turning violent. breaking overnight, demonstrators demanding a cease

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they're saying the kid,ying esp especially young men, are becoming like schizophrenic, using too much. >> yeah, i mean, they're weird zophreniuch. ,mean, you know, we have h a drug problem. when the democrats pick up seats in the midterm pe know what i'm saying? people are crazy. okay, but i don't. oddl y enough. kno you probably wouldn't know this from looking at me. >> snot a drunk drug user. okay? i drink a little bit. you're just high on life. yeah, i am. i'm highe on life. and i dress like an overweight figure skater. you know what i mean dre? so people just. i don't have time to drink because they stop me. and i'm like, i love what you divepeopled at olympics. you know, the great jimmy fallon we love is great to see you, man.. all right. i'm quarter. that's all the time we have left this evening. thank you fo evbeing with us. don't forget, set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, ever, everis an episode of hannity for news. anytime, all the time, every time. foxnews.com hannity .com.r and in the meantime let not your heart be trouble. why? greg gutfeld standing by. grutfeld she'lr

they're saying the kid,ying esp especially young men, are becoming like schizophrenic, using too much>> yeah, i mean, they're weird zophreniuch. ,mean, you know, we have h a drug problem. when the democrats pick up seats in the midterm pe know what i'm saying? people are crazy. okay, but i don't. oddl y enough. kno you probably wouldn't know this from looking at me. >> snot a drunk drug user. okay? i drink a little bit. you're just high on life. yeah, i am. i'm highe on life. and i dress like an overweight figure skater. you know what i mean dre? so people just. i don't have time to drink because they stop me. and i'm like, i love what you divepeopled at olympics. you know, the great jimmy fallon we love is great to see you, man.. all right. i'm quarter. that's all the time we have left this evening. thank you fo evbeing with us. don't forget, set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, ever, everis an episode of hannity for news. anytime, all the time, every time. foxnews.com hannity .com.r and in the meantime let not your heart be trouble. why? greg gutfeld standing by. grutfeld she'lr.i

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and he takes advantage of the weather and he's able to to espe. so washington very lucky. whereas how trying to be very cautious. there's this gentleman up front, i thin who else? and then why don't we take a question after that from online. sure. i read a while back that just before general wolfe ctured quebec in the french and indian war, hhad his soldiers sail up and down the saint lawrence rir, burning all the the french towns to put pressure on the quebec garson. and i'm wondering whether some of the soldiers who who served in new york in 1776erved under wolfe earli, could have been involved in the burning of these towns. so was the british engaged in a little hypocrisy? no little hypocrisy regarding arson. there's there's some background that i canive you about incendiaries, for sure. there's actually a closer example, which is that when the americans invaded canada in 1775, 17, they burned to the surbs of quebec, too. so that was sort of typical thing too. you've got the fortified part of, quebec, and then you've got some of the outlining places were more vulnerabl

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louise: i think the central banks that are more conscious with their currencies, indonesia, the esp, the philippines. to some extent probably also the head of the units expected to move first. there are also other countries that are a bit more vulnerable. we think that economies with stronger current composition, korea, singapore, to a smaller extent, taiwan, those are probably the economy that have the capacity to stay there longer. haidi: do you have expectations when it comes to china. if that will clearly drive the fate of a lot of economies into 2024. do you think the data this week might more stabilization? louise: we have not had much stabilization in the october data. the first set of november data, it's a pretty mixed picture as well. we usually first get the industrial numbers at the end of the week. i think you should see more or less the usual trend of easing. allowing funds to wrap up. capacity utilization. we should see that filter through into industrial profit. and i think on the manufacturing side this week, i think it will be slightly below contractionary territory

you can watch the race saturday night at 10:00 on our sister network, esp n. very cool. it's really cool. the grandstands were set up when i was there last weekend and i can imagine it's going to be amazing . >> any other life watching it? f1 is getting super popular now. >> i know. i don't know really. think about it. yeah >> the whole scoring system. >> you do. >> it's cars going fast, right? that's all you need. >> there's a there's a crazy scoring system. >> good morning america. an anti-war protest in washington turning violent. breaking overnight, demonstrators demanding a cease fire in gaza, protesting the war outside the democratic national committee, coming face to face with capital police. several lawmakers evacuated. six officers injured. >>> israeli forces inside a hospital in gaza overnight releasing video they say shows evidence of hamas activity, as a deal is progressing to release dozens of hospitals. >>> biden's summit with china's leader xi. the president touted progress. taking steps to improve military communication and slow the spread of fentanyl. to

thank to our live panelist, a small fraction but i was so glad when we were able to hear the esp's presentation the richness for those who live and work in san francisco along with the brilliant minds who came along to help us. and thank those leaders where they are and thanks to staff for the presentation, which is lots of work by lots of other people. so we want to thank every one for everything. i would almost say, what there to say? we said in the last hour or so. i think we covered every topic from activation to what is going well to what is not going so well and the plans for the future. maybe the, i will share, is exciting to see how many things came out of the live panel have been incorporated into the staff work and into the implementation of what we're doing to revitalize downtown and we're thinking about the media campaigns. that was a huge thing. so i'll just touch on a few notes, maybe just to say, i'm so glad that we're doing all of these things. there is no silver shot. we're hoping that that will flourish. that's where the ideas come into play. when you're a moment at panic, try

thank to our live panelist, a small fraction but i was so glad when we were able to hear the esp's presentation the richness for those who live and work in san francisco along with the brilliant minds who came along to help us. and thank those leaders where they are and thanks to staff for the presentation, which is lots of work by lots of other people. so we want to thank every one for everything. i would almost say, what there to say? we said in the last hour or so. i think we covered every topic from activation to what is going well to what is not going so well and the plans for the future. maybe the, i will share, is exciting to see how many things came out of the live panel have been incorporated into the staff work and into the implementation of what we're doing to revitalize downtown and we're thinking about the media campaigns. that was a huge thing. so i'll just touch on a few notes, maybe just to say, i'm so glad that we're doing all of these things. there is no silver shot. we're hoping that that will flourish. that's where the ideas come into play. when you're a moment at panic, try