are right gina let me go to the good it was a could only go my friend brian there but i had gina go aheadand west palm beach go ahead yeah i was going to take to my friend brian there for a given f.l. try old fashioned try there but we can't expect the regressive left to care about the rule of law when it concerns teenage drinking if we do if they don't care about the rule of law when it concerns an invasion of our country from illegals and the right of individuals to be innocent until proven guilty and if they don't care about that brand they're not going to care about under-age drinking let me not to be out there and be safe let me tell you you guys let me stay with you before we go to the break jason we go to gina before we go to the break you do you want the f.b.i. to be investigating keg parties is that what the f.b.i. is supposed to be doing. and i don't think anyone said anything about the f.b.i. here but i know that i think it would be good if we could at least respect the rule of law and not ridicule when someone like brian says you know hey maybe if you're of girl you shouldn't

watching it would like to be accused in the court of credibility what happened to the rule of law gina. it's a great question that i wish i could answer we come to a place where we're literally examining the possibility of innocent until accused that's a very scary thing we've seen it throughout history where the politically correct lot gets to decide who has credibility and who doesn't and that is a very scary thought if you look back at world history they are absolutely willing to thwart the rule of law but we should have known this about the regressive left honestly because they started down this path with the whole idea of illegal immigration which also thwarts the rule of law so this is a continuation of the dismantling of the constitutional governance of the united states and i hope that the citizens react harshly and and with everything they've got because there's no way this no way that a constitutional government can be maintained under such circumstances jason. brett kavanaugh wants to sit on the highest court of the land. and interpret become constitution as he understands i

or a cross talk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate gina let me go to you first in west palm beach it's been floated around by specifically by the senator from from hawaii that basically it is now about the court of credibility i don't know where that court is ok i don't think anyone on this program or even watching it would like to be accused in the court of credibility what happened to the rule of law. it's a great question that i wish i could answer and we come to a place where we're literally examining the possibility of innocent until accused that's a very scary thing we've seen it throughout history where the politically correct a lot gets to decide who has credibility and who doesn't and that is a very scary thought if you look back at world history they are absolutely willing to thwart the rule of law that we should have known this about the rick. left honestly because they started down this path with the whole idea of illegal immigration which also thwarts the rule of law so this is a continuation of the dismantling of the constitu

our nation's heroes including gina haspel deserve our greatest respect.in addition to her distinction as the first woman to lead the cia, she is also a first kentuckian to serve in that role. the brave men and women she leaned his unsurpassed. we can all sleep better at night knowing that she and her colleagues are on the job keeping our country safe and kentucky can be proud to have one of our own at the helm. now, the director will come to the podium to share her observations and then shall sit down with scott for a conversation about the important issues facing our country. ladies and gentlemen, it is my privilege to welcome the director of the central intelligence agency, gina haspel. [applause] >> good morning. it is a rare pleasure to be back home in kentucky and truly a privilege to be back on this campus. i want to thank senator mcconnell for the gracious invitation. and i want to thank all of you for being here today and for taking an interest in our nation's security and in the role cia plays in protect in our country. in the interest of full di

ari wald is with oppenheimer, and gina sanchez, they are both here to weigh in on this charts are ugly, any entry point at this point? >> they are not. no relief in sight is how we have seen it the stock has been on our sell list for over a year now there's no reason to take it off. ge is in a clearly defined falling channel over the past couple of years, now eventually breaking lower again the big level i'm watching it $8.50. this is the stock's 2009 low really amazing to talk about that level when you consider the s&p 500 is up about 300% over this same period talk about under-performance stay away. >> wow gina, that is an extreme potential outcome what do you think? cosmetically the stock could be seen as cheap. a few analysts are recommending it now does it seem at all washed out to you >> look, there are a lot of no

gina has never been one to back down from the toughest missions. like so many of us she remembered where she was on september 11, 2001 just returned to washington after an overseas mission. gina saw our country come under attack. pan like so many other patriots she lept into action. she spent the next three years working around the clock to track down the culprits. for their service in those moments our nation's heros including gina haspel deserve our greatest respect. in la digs to distinction as first woman to ever lead the cia, she is also the first kentuckyian to soierve in that role. we can all sleep better at night knowing she and her colleges are on the job keeping our country safe. and kentucky can be proud to have one of our own at the helm. now, the director will come to the podium to share her observations, then she will sit down with scott for a conversation about the important issues facing our country. ladies and gentlemen, it's my privilege to welcome the director of the central intelligence agency, gina haspel. [ applause ] >> good

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gina: just a week? [laughter] gina: what is interesting today is this rotation we see into value cyclicals which has a modest rotation over the last few weeks. i would like to see follow through on that. for the first time in a long time, the top factors in our library art value performing performingour value factors. ben, final thoughts? it's a risk case and potentially a big price shock out there with venezuela or iran. if that happens, there is a lot of inflation or. scarlet: so watch for oil and watch for election. -- and gina,ina, thank you so much. that does it for the closing bell and for me, romaine bostick is stepping in and we will have the latest on hurricane florence's deadly wrath. we're live from north carolina. ♪ caroline: live from the world headquarters in new york, i'm caroline hyde. scarlet: i am romaine -- >> i'm romaine bostick. caroline: the stock managed to pick up their lows after try to trade tensions -- after china trade tensions. joe: "what'd you miss?" caroline: florence clai

i'm gina ortiz jones, and i'm an american woman. not only because i was born here, but because i know our american values are enduring. my mom came to this country 40 years ago. she graduated from the number-one university in the philippines. but came here actually as a domestic helper. >> as a house keeper. >> yeah. she knew if she came to this country even if that capacity, the sky is the limit. because that's the promise of this country. and frankly, that's what my sister and i remember hearing every single day. you know, work hard, study hard. anything is possible. >> don't ask, don't tell applied to me as a cadet. every single day of those four years, i lived in fear that if they found out i was gay, i would lose my scholarship. >> what was it like being in iraq, serving in iraq as a gay woman? >> yes, it was stressful. just because you're in a war zone, and then the added stress of having to serve under don't ask, don't tell. and so i just really know that it's so important that we never go back to that time. if anybody is rea

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david: thank you, marty schenker and gina martin adams. you can find all the charts we ,ust looked at at gtv browse recent features and save our charts. coming up, more on the u.s. china trade tensions with richard lacaille. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak. the world's largest beverage company may be getting into the cannabis checks business. according to bloomberg television, coca-cola is in talks with a canadian marijuana producer to develop cannabis drinks. coke says it is interested in drinks containing cbd. and the billionaire cofounder of salesforce.com has agreed to buy time magazine. he and his wife will pay $190 million in cash to meredith corporation's for the struggling publication. benioff is a critic of president trump, but says he will not be involved in editorial positions -- decisions at times. and the bid for a parsing it is too low. the china make an automaker will evaluate a potential buyers . kkr offer thus than the $7 billion minimum that fiat was looking for. david: than

." >> what do we think of vicky giving gina divorce advice?men so mad at gina for having a good divorce. >> it's filmed in the same studio where andy once watched "watch what happens live". >> i have to tell everyone, team carol. >> i have to watch six hours of democrat vote. normally i would be home doing it with my wife. >> his wife rebecca romijn will be part of the show, skyping in from home. jerry's helping his status will score his exclusive invites. >> i want to go to the jackson-britney wedding. that william meghan markle wedding. >> clearly know his reality do you means, but step up your royal game. meghan married prince harry, not his brother. >> now, he got the message. the cost of "modern family" knows the difference. check this out. that's eric stonestreet dressed at meghan markle for an upcoping halloween accept sewed. kind of sorriry, but with the dress and at that, they're a lot alike. >> what's going on? >> you know, jesse tyler ferguson with his red hair is prince harry. kind of good there. eyebr eyebrows, the beard. >> eric,

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. >> gina is in marysville, washington. hi, gina. >> hi. yeah is, i'm just really shamed of the democrats. they've brought a jerry springer show to our white house and all of washington. and if i were a democrat, i would can bailing out. there's no dignity left in that group whatsoever. and i'm all pro-kavanaugh. i am pro-trump. and i say god bless trump and god bless kavanaugh. if you're a democrat, bail out. >> so gina, do you have a problem with a short delay in the floor vote on judge kavanaugh for the fbi to investigate? >> yes, yes, i'm old enough to see how the democrats work. the delay means more opportunity for them to throw useless mud at him. that's all it is. there's been an enormous amount of investigations done. the girl had no business waiting this longing to ever report anything. you know, she must have been drunk, my feeling is she was probably drunk and it was somebody and she doesn't know who it is. and you know, but the investigation's already been done. the whole fbi thing is simply a delay tactic for the democrats to w

gina loudon, political analyst, member of the president's media advisory board.to have you with us. >> good to be with you. >> start with the claims by nbc news doing the reporting, the state department saying that they basically have not a scarred blame yet. on the sonic attacks in both havana and beijing against u.s. embassy personnel. your thoughts about an intelligence community that would, it seems at least, according to nbc's reporting, be blaming with the russians without a lot of evidence. >> classic projection, lou. we see this in psychology all the time, where people won't take responsibility for things because usually they're up to something bad, and so they tend to blame it on others that are easy targets. i think it's time that our intelligence agencies took responsibility for things other than investigating simply americans all the time, especially those they politically disagree with. lou: that's an interesting thought. christopher, this a strange situation. we have an intelligence community that seems to be unable to function at anything other tha

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i'm like i barely made it today. >> don't worry, gina.o skip his bad times at the "el royale" premiere. >> chris, man, we miss you man. >> hemsworth's co-stars said he was busy shooting. >> heavy is the hand that wields the hammer, man. it like it ain't easy. >> speaking of super heros, was jon hamm serious about wanting to play batman? >> why not? yeah. of course it's fun. it's always exciting to have your name on the list. >> for now, jon's gearing up to shoot "top gun maverick" with this guy, bill pullman's son lewis, his co-star in this movie. >> we actually haven't talked i can't wait to work with him again. i'm very, very excited. >> it's happening. also in the film and looking gorgeous in gucci dakota johnson. she and i have something in common. >> what? >> we spent the weekend on the run. >> we were hanging with beyonce and jay-z at the concert. let me tell you, i am still recovering. dakota was spotted arriving with her man at the concert. >> he and jay-z are good friends. also there, well, no introduction. >> oprah. >> oprah. >>

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. >>> aself-proclaimed psychic learns herentence for taking >> gina marks is behind bars. this evening inside theou montgomeryy courthouse a judge sentenceds her to six ye in prison for scamming people out of money. a spokesperson -- >> this is an important sentence that balances both restitution of the victims and protecting society. >> gina marks, a self-proclaimec psyc pled guilty to felony theft, admitting of scamming people out of more than $00,000. she told them they needed to give her lar sums of moneywo she d return. >> the judge said this was a premedicated scam and she preyed on the most vulnerle. >>> the photos show her posting with luxury items and theyold the court marx had the victims buy the items for herhe when ran out of cash. >> it was roughly 82,000. >> seven monthsgo this woman says she was having difficulty finding love. she paid marx $82,000 over six mont. >> she claimed that she had the power to fix everything, and she said that i had something malkic. >>> she realized marx was a cone artist when stopped taking her calls. she was tracked down to a mi

we are being joined by carl riccadonna and gina martin adams. we want to turn to england and the pound getting some support. it is not just the ruble. mark carney has written an editorial where he says the bank of england thinks about what could go wrong and prepares our banks so they can keep doing our job in case it does. that is what we have been doing the past two years in preparation for brexit, some of you may disagree, but our job is to care for the worst, not hope for the best. if there is a hard brexit, they may well be raising interest rates more than markets expect. carl: colossal mistake. david: it would be. carl: this is a negative development for the economy. the premise is you would see weakening in the pound, each with have an inflationary impulse on the economy. central bankers should treat it one time currency move no different than they would any other one-time shock on the economy. you proceed accordingly after the fact. hiking in response to such a negative shop as hard brexit would be a huge mistake and probably cause a rec

as always we present you the one number, the one big number somebody comes up to you and says gina sanchezwhat's the one big number i need to watch today? 192,000. that's wall street's estimate for how many jobs the u.s. economy added last month we will get the exact number along with the unemployment report and everything inside of it from the labor department in three hours from now joining us now is gina sanchez, cnbc contributor what is that number? 192. >> right >> that's the median >> that's the median there's a few out there expecting it will come in lower. >> there are some probably higher, thus the median. >> thus. >> this is a number that's not really affected markets much we know the economy is strong. the number matters more -- correct me if i'm wrong -- from an inflation perspective whether or not it will change the fed's thinking so what are you watching for today? >> we're watching a few things the 192, whether that comes in at 176 or 200, that's neither here nor there we don't agree the economy is necessarily strong we're at 3.8% unemployment, we're only at 2.7% wanl growth

gina loudon. i know you have been glued to the television watching president obama over and over because you missed him so much. >> that's not even funny, jesse. i like not to be a subject of dr. gina's books. so my mental health is important to me. i love the trump rallies and watch hide old boss every time i get. the community organizer hard pass. jesse: it's amazing he's trying to take credit for the economy after having the weakest recovery since the great recession. the economy explode, there was a stock market explosion, wages have gone up. there has been a manufacturing explosion. on almost every level it hasn't been a continuation, it's been an explosion. >> we are talking about 4 million jobs. we are talking about all-time record growth, we are talking about an economy we have never seen before. we have a businessman in the white house who made all of this happen. i can't remember if obama actually held a job in the private sector. i know he never ran a company or did hard core negotiatio

the risk of big gina starting to focus more on the operations of american companies in the country as it runs out of goods bought from the u.s. and for penalties let's not forget that the us imported three dollars of chinese products for every dollar of american goods by china last year these three came after trump and said he was considering expanding penalties say to an additional two hundred sixty seven billion dollars of chinese products that will be on top of the fifty billion dollars of goods already hit by twenty five percent duties and another two hundred billion dollars on which all washingtonians poised to raise tyreese any moment how u.s. companies responded out they are worried that we have to take a look too awful stock on monday down over one percent as they did some of the providers in asia after trying to pressure g.i. film maker to bring back manufacturing to the u.s. as a way to avoid impact. on some of its products about let's not forget that our ball is already committed to contribute to the u.s. economy with a run three hundred fifty billion dollars over the next

gina drosos.nd before that, she spent 25 years at proctor and gamble she started delivering an incredible turnout from its lows in april, signet has already seen its stock more than double. she says the key to any turn is managing expectations. under promise and over deliver she slashed the full year sales and earnings forecast, it was just a gigantic guide down in response to stock, loses more than 30% of its value. and in early january, she shaded down the earnings forecast more, reporting a not so hot quarter this time she decided she needed to take a blow torch to the guidance she said the company would start earning somewhere between $3.25, and $4 analysts were expecting $6 instantly signet loses another 20% of its value this whole experience was brutal but she did the right thing. she needed to reset expectations and when she realized the extent of the damage, she took the dramatic action you want to see. the signet path to brilliance. and at the time this was overshadowed by the guide down

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said janet gina i'm sorry gina yeah i don't know chachi stink leg fork varicose can i'm crazy about you when can see you know never sounds like a good day i'm sensitive dangerous i mean not ok to be honest i think most people in the world find you disappointing what you see in this because you. just can't the country is witnessing a dramatic rise in teenage pregnancy. when he's depressed again why so many feel people children are having babies. on al-jazeera. september on al-jazeera the fourth eastern economic forum is to be held in the city of london for stock as russian looks to expand its influence in the asia pacific region on television and online the stream continues to talk into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news the presidents of russia turkey and iran will meet in teheran for another summit seeking an end to the war in syria we'll have extensive coverage people in power continues to examine the use and abuse of power around the world the united nations general assembly holds a seventy third session what action will it take on atrocities in me in

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gina sosa/ republican voter:"he was 17, he was not even an adult, and we all make mistakes at 17. i believe in a second chance."irina villarino/ republican voter: "i'd be more than okay with him being a supreme court judge."lourdes castillo de la peqa/ republican voter:"if the person made a mistake, and moved on and been a good human being, who are we to judge?" (jrstone) that was randi kaye reporting. kavanaugh is also expected to testify next week about the claims. (jrstone) meanwhile in the white house... president trump took to twitter to question the credibility of chr widespread backlash...namely from survivors of sexual assault.... who responded to the president's tweet's with the hashtag "why i didn't report." kron-4's ella sogomonian spoke with survivors of sexual assault tonight and joins us live from hayward..ella. live president á trump's tweet questions the seriousness of ford's allegation by asking if it was so bad why hadn't she gone to authorities when it happened? i met with a woman tonight who reflects on that remark and surviving sexual assault. pkg for more tha

now we are joined by gina martin adams and marty schenker. the big story is em.e talked to the south african finance minister. the rand is the lowest in two years. he says it is one of the most traded currencies in emerging markets. gina, no big problem. i'm not sure about that. there is contraction in the economy. this is an economy that has a large external talents and is dependent on external funding for operating. as the dollar appreciates and the rand comes under pressure, it is more expensive to operate. you have an economy that is recessing. it is not just south africa. this is the same story in emerging markets around the globe. alix: i was interested also in indonesia. they have to delay $25 billion worth of our projects. this is just not an idiosyncratic story. forou can find reasons every one of these countries having difficulty. it is when you can't explain those moves that you have contagion, then a threat to market generally, globally. futures are down, david: but not that much in the u.s.. we just saw the currency and how currencies are down into e

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gina griffiths who is a teacher, teaching 8th grade, 1st grade and kindergarten. and brook, our lower school administrator and she's been at cac for 11 years. -- [inaudible] -- related to charter school oversight tonight. we have reviewed this resolution and want to share the creative arts story as a partner and asset that is deeply rooted in the san francisco community and committed to serving all students through a unique arts-integrated model. as you may know, creative arts charter school is the oldest charter school in san francisco. serving our community since 1994. we are currently and have always been locally authorized by the sfusd board. cacs was founded by local parents and teachers who wanted an innovative arts-integrated school option for their children. at our last renewal in 2014, the board unanimously approved our charter petition. >> nonprofit charter school that operates in california only -- [inaudible] -- thanks. our governing board is locally elected by parents and guardians and staff. we allocate two board members seats for community members a

trump for president in 2020 media advisory board gina lowden, fox news contributor dineen marelli andon jesse otto. thank you all for joining us here. they cannot get enough of it and dr. loud and i will go to you first, what's your take on that? >> in this climate of mad politics, perhaps we need a new definition of insanity that goes something like this ---- insaniy is doing the same thing you did in 2016 and expecting a different, outcome. apparently they don't understand that just hating trump is not a party platform, there aren't going to win on it. they need to find something to replace that bazaar thought that has only succeeded really in dividing a nation. and polarizing us in a way that media has never done before. i would personally love to see the media help us come together by presenting both sides of an issue on the fair and balanced way and letting audiences decid decide. >> jason: i've seen you out in other states talking and addressing other audiences, what are you hearing people saying? you get addressed with impeachment questions or is this something that found in ea

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