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who would have thought walgreens would replace ge on the dow 30 after a 125-year run. this is an interesting statistic, a 2017 global ceo outlook study, and basically it says 74% of ceo's said their businesses aim to be disruptors. 65% said they see disruption as an opportunity. about thisting thing is not just that statistic. if you go back one year and look at the exact same survey for ceo'sabout 74% of the said that their industries are being disrupted. the difference in one year's time is that they are now self disrupting. they are not waiting to be disrupted. they are recognizing the importance and the need to be a disruptor as opposed to sit back and be disrupted and then react. netflixoing back to my and blockbuster scenario. the challenge i think we have that i see for our profession is , you know, we have 300 or so people in the room, probably representing about that many companies, firms, different organizations. if you are the ceo of a company -- netflix or name the company -- it is easy to go out and disrupt because you kind of control the destiny of being

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there is less stimulation in the market and the worry is as the tide of ge comes out, what rocks willo across europe as well. this is one of those big, trend issues we will see more of, more volatility around currencies, more volatility around currencies, more risk around the emerging economies in particular because they have taken on huge amount of debt during the easy qe years, what happens now? it is a very old story. don't borrow when interest rates are low, then they get scared when they go up. let's talk about elon musk. he is never out of the papers for long and we have seen the tweet about taking the company private. will he paid the price for that sweet? it seems like an incredible thing to do? he has given a lengthy and emotional interview to the new york times, which is published overnight, which touches on the issue of the tweet. he said there we re issue of the tweet. he said there were no complaints from the board. he did it because he decided the company could go private because it is under so much pressure from short sellers betting the value of the company will fall o

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david: jack welch was one at ge. when he left obviously the company didn't do so well.r if the same could happen to cbs? >> the added complication which i'm sure will be brought up, he will have to answer this question, the battle he is having with shari redstone, national amusement entertainment. david: is this just a coincidence that this things comes up? >> let me explain one thing that viewer gets handle around it. national amusement is holding company. controlling shareholder of cbs and viacom. she wants to merge the two together. les moonves does not. they're in a pitched court battle. he wants to essentially break off, sell to somebody es. the question you ask is very relevant. did she plant the story? david: and? >> my sources doesn't say know. that doesn't mean ronan farrow didn't go to her for help. give you idea, i don't cover -- david: ronan farrow is the journalist came out with the story. >> let me explain something to you, this is out there that she might plant this investigative reporter a long time, i've been doing, i don't cover this stuff, namely "me

justin, what are you geing? >>d morning. that's right. we are seeing hazmat crews cleaning up the sll of fuel from the jackknifed tr tractoailer. want to show you what we are seeing. we are seeing bit of backup behind this crash. this is the beltway inner just past connecticut avenue here this tractor-trmaler has sed into the right side of the highway here, filling up three lanesetween this crash. and we have a response again. hazmat crews,irighters on the ground, cleaning up the spillage and this vehicle, and determining how they will clear this scene here. we have traffic moving slowly from the far left lane at this time. as you mention, aseople wake up to go to work or school orgi the long labor day vacations, this could be an impact. if this was a route they were counti on thismorning, we understand that a sand truck is going to make its way to clean up thefuel. but that could take some time, as well. you may not want to count r on thte as you make your way out this morning. back to you in theud st. >> justin finch, le for us on the s

mire, un proceso que ha ge estÁn recomendando a los inmigrantes aceptar cualquier beneficio que necesitens detalles. jaime: palmira, estamos afuera de la oficina de servicios sociales de santa clara porque la agencia quiere asegurarse que en la comunidad de inmigrantes no tengan miedo de pedir beneficios. es un borrador que estÁ circulando desde hace un tiempo y que segÚn la cadena nbc de implementarse se harÍa difÍcil... pero varias organizaciones, indican que no es cierto que afectarÍa la ciudadanía. >> cuando uno estÁ aplicando para ser presidente, no cuando una persona estÁ aplicando por la ciudadanÍa. jaime: organizaciones recomiendan a inmigrantes no rechazar un beneficio que necesiten especialmente si es mÉdico. >> no queremos que la gente tenga miedo de pedir lo que necesitan. deben seguir con su plan de pedir ayuda si lo necesitan. jaime: de hecho la agencia de servicios sociales de santa clara informan que no hay cambios. >> no hay cambios en nuestros programas. las personas que pueden aplicar para nuestros programas pueden seguir aplicando en cualquier momento. jaime: agrega qu

ge, we talk about ge with a 12 handle it's pennies away from starting with an 11 down 2%. >> where is? steve doesic they need the oil to be higher i can't no countenance this is the level to buy ge if you can get an hmo, a health insurer down if you can get the cvs down. an apparel company or software company down that's the problem so many other opportunities. companies that are doing incredibly well. why do you have to say i'm drawing the line in the sand and buying ge? because you have no catalyst i think that their health care business is worth a fortune. i'm putting this much on this fellow, until tusa goes positive, be warned. he has a tie in the picture. >> western digital gets a downgrade today. >> such a bad downgrade. talking about flash and how weak flash is. >> substantial, unabated, competitive prices tactics not just from western digital, but from toshiba and intel as well. >> western dig trying to take a share back a real price war there by the ay, on the red fin call they talked about price wars in real estate. price wars historically look out, so be careful of price w

he is back you're helping me ge into the senate. it sounds like a plan to me.s. >> thank you. >>> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's wall street. maria: happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and positions you for the week ahead. thanks so much for joining us. coming up in a few moments, rogers capital ce oh and semi conductor founder t.j. rogers is my special guest. but first, we're in the fox business newsroom with the big headlines this week impacting everything from wall street to main street. >> hi. the trump administration putting pressure on turkey on friday. the president authorizing a doubling of tariffs on steel and aluminum from the nato ally. sending the turkish

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this will be moving through our area as which ge get into the afternoon and evening. more thundershowers developing t the afternoon and evening as we go over next several hours. if u're headed to brumpnch, grab that umbrella. we'll time out those storms for you and talk abouthen we can see some surge coming up. >>> and breaking overnight, mayor muriel bowser is delaying her trip to el salvador so she could be here for the rally. as of right now, mayor bowser not canceling her entire trip, she'll return to el salvador tomorrow. >> even if you have no interest in aending today's rally and protest. this could affect how you get around today. several road closures are under way today.ut there's a 12 streets around lafayette square, you can see those highlighted in red, and those are expected to stay closeded all day. and in front of the white house, that road shut down about three minutes ago. police and pamedics are using that a staging area. about five groups have been using that area fer cou protests. ultimately, they will end up in lafayette square park. >>> metro tra

the social media giant says a total of 652 ges have be taken down. facebook say they covertly spread political content t users including here in the u.so someriginated in iran and russia.in facebook says the same accounts attempted to hack other facebook accounts and spread malware. >>> right now, people i hawaii are preparing for a major hurricane. t's a category 5 storm named hurricane lane moving toward a string of islands and could hit tomorrow. people spent yesterday stocking up on supplies as the storm gets closer. this powerful storm could bri torrential rain, high winds, tornadoes, flooding. the american red cross is prepping to open shelters now. a direct strike on parts of the hawaiian islands is possible late this week. >>> arlington national cemetery uniling plans to honor more of the nation's hero. >> tod we're going to learn how the expansion project could impact commuters and the surrounding ar. justin finch is live in arlington with more. justin? >> reporter: that's right. arlington national cemetery is t asking for public's input on

the girl speakingarut about the ges. >> i just want taylor to be put away for a little bit so she can think about what she did and about herodctions. >> tay, saturday, august 18th, 2018. ♪ >> celebrating our 40thar annive on the "today" show. >> came to new york to get married. s >> and the "today" show. >> all the way from canada. >> first time in new york. ♪ >> hi from dallas, texas. a >> i'm new aunt. >> i'm a new uncle. >> it is my 14th birthday. >> happy birthday! ♪ >> good morning. welcome back to "today" on this fine saturda morning. good-looking crowd. we will get outside in a bit. kate snow is in >>today. 'm here. >> it is nice to be here. >> you should have worn a sid. >> i shoave a sign? >> yeah. >> i haven't been here in a while? >>> kate, thank you. we are looking forward to more of kate snow. lots to get to this morning. let's start wit news. breaking news overnight. a shootout at a football field in florida. men in the hospital this morning. one of the men in critical condition after gunfire erupted during a football game at palm beach central high school causing chaos.

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they move through the district and into geince ge and anne arundel counties.s the potential for heavier rain and strong thunderstorms, not a huge threat for severe weather tomorrow. but again few thunderstorms could wring some gusty winds so be on the lookout for that. 're not really worried about flooding issues tomorrow but by 10:00 p.m. still the chance for scattered showers and we dry ouh over saturday starts out dry and there's a chance for late-day thunderstorms once again on your saturday. if you're heading to the beach, some late-day thunderstorms on friday but most of the day it's going to be dry. saturday, 50% chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms during the s.ternoon and evening ho on sunday at the beach i have to say i really think it's gng to be mainly dry there. here's a look at your storm team 4 seven-day forecast. tomorrow a high of 94, saturday a high of82. look at that cooldown between saturday and sun, we go from 88 to 82 degrees. the humidity levels are comfortabl sunday is looking mainly dry. we'll keep monday dry as well with par

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canada will serve as interim coachf the maryland terrapins just starting preseason practice and have to ge to theottom of the circumstances around the death and the head coach of maryland placed on leave. more coming up in sports >>> a breaking story coming in minutes ago. >>> meanwhile, pushing gears, charlottesville, virginia, on lockdown. ds of police officers on patrol making their presence seen and felt as charlottesville remembers the day that violence and hate visited their city one year ago today. earlier a today small group silently marched through the streets. police making two arrests for trespassing and disorderly conduct but things are peaceful. hundreds of torch-wielding white supremacistsncluding skinheads, neo-nazis and kkk members marching through campus the night before a man plowed into a side roy killing heather heyer. ♪ oh, yes it will >> toes uva hosted aomt of reflection. >> i felt compelled and still do to stand as an a ally with those attacked, who still suffer andr all who y for a better and more just future. >> this evening students and activists plan to hold a r