granger works.ver been to granger >> fabulous place to buy equipment if you own a restaurant. >> i haven't had the need, haven't opened a restaurant unlike you. >> you come in with me on my new one? >> sure, done. >> i've got a new one. small plate italian. >> really? >> that's on the drawing board. >> back to netflix, one moment as we watch it down, $8 billion next year in content spending dwarfs any other of the companies out there. i think amazon may come in second and hbo third. >> they are critical of amazon on the conference call. >> it's a staggering sum of money for one company to be spending on content and most of it -- i'm not sure the percentage wise, i think on original and rest still be distributed to those for buying the likes of what was available to them. disney will not be in the not too distant future as they move to their own direct to consumer. >> i think the crucial line in that was not how much they are going to spend but how reid hastings feels they are not spending nearly eno

[cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and today, if the grangeroday's game, folks, they drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me melissa, give me mike. ["family feud" theme plays] top 5 answers on the board. here we go. we asked 100 women, name a way you like your men and your burgers. melissa: well done. steve: well done. mike: rare. steve: rare. oh ho. that was a good answer. family: play, play. melissa: steve, we're gonna play. steve: you're gonna play. [cheering and applause] melissa: how are ya? steve: hey, melissa, what--am i say--cerasuolo?

i bought those as well just a quick highlight, judge, granger yesterday. we said really unusual call activity they started buying when the stock what is 188. by the time we came on the air it was 196 granger, take a look at that today. 209. it's traded up to 212 i believe today. >> that's good. >> so somebody has a pretty good first lock at what might be a great run out of this stock yesterday. >> you got anymore is that it >> i'll have one more for you final trade. >> come on back. for real this time. >> all right. >> sue herera with the latest headlines. >> here's what's happening at this hour. president trump renewing his focus on insurance companies this morning during a meeting with members of the senate finance committee last hour, the president criticizing a bipartisan senate plan to stabilize health insurance premiums which would resume the federal payments to health insurers that trump halted >> lamar alexander's working on it very hard from our side, and if something can happen that's fine, but i won't do anything to enrich the insurance companie

miss reynolds, whose home survived, is working nonstop along with other grangers. >> people where our houses are standing, because we're such a tight community, it's almost like we have guilt, you know? we have guilt, ptsd of guilt for still having our homes. >> reporter: a mexican- american soccer team drove in two hours from williams to deliver more food, toiletries and clothes. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> still to come, their homes were destroyed by wildfires. many people in the north bay are searching for new places to live. the trouble they are facing. >> rain returns in the five- day forecast helping air quality and firefighters. introducing fast food's first ever ribeye burger made with 100% ribeye beef, fresh spring mix and provalone cheese on a potato bun. i'm inviting the whole industry to try it. of course i'll protect their identities. like this. try my first ever ribeye burgers. introducing fast food's first made with 100% ribeye beef, fresh spring mix and provolone cheese on an artisan potato bun. yep, nailed it come try my new ribeye burgers. only at jack in the box

. >>> ww granger reported earnings that beat estimates, saying growth was caused by its digital marketing activities. shares jumpe $205.42. >> omni com's quarterly earnings said its advertising and specialty communications business increased while its public relations arm declined. shares were up better than 2% to $75.59. >>> we told you yesterday about a wi-fi vulnerability that affects nearly every modern protected network. in other words, just about everyone. the security hole is called crack and there are things you can do right now to make sure that you are protected. . >> reporter: it's called crack. really a gang hole in the wi-fi system or the wpa2. a security expert, rusty carter. >> wpa2 is a protocol that wi-fi uses to auth and secure communications between the device and the router. >> reporter: it's usually secure. but he says with this flaw, an attacker within physical range could trick connected devices and steal information, even install malware. >> it could be their user name and password. it could be medical information they're sending via e-mail. all of your personal in

thousand ranger refugee children are at risk of dying from malnutrition more than six hundred thousand granger fled me in last rakhine state since late august they're now in bangladesh al jazeera visited a mobile clinic in the kali refugee camp his shell about us. already and your child peers into a health clinic and the camp inside side occurred to a mother of three teens to her youngest the little girl fell ill islay fled violence in the end like it was my child got sick with diarrhea and is also suffering from malnutrition so i brought her to this clinic for treatment several times that's been providing her with a nutritional pack she's getting better but isn't fully well yet. the u.n. says more than fourteen thousand children could die in these camps from malnutrition side his daughter can only manage a week cry she's been waves. thirteen thousand children have been screened and unicef has discovered there are high levels of severe malnutrition. to. at least a dozen mobile health clinics have popped up treating children under five with nutritional packs enough to bring back the hint of a s

granger top european official, there is little appetite to help made.ean leaders are said to make it clear there won't be any trade talks until his of brexit deal. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, how guggenheim partners as a chummy relationship with bob diamond and may have limited guggenheim in hot water. -- landed guggenheim in hot water. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i'm mark barton. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn, and this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." rose 2% afterr they announced the sale of its finance unit to germany's basf. this helps clear the way for a $66 billion acquisition of monsanto. joining us with maurice taylor riggs. taylor: the company acquiring those assets, the shares were higher a little bit on their now seeing a decline as the company is have to shell out about 6 billion euro for those assets. it will help clear the way to get this year done. , theiru look a

reynolds who home survived is literally working nonstop along with other grangers. >> it is almost liketsd of guilt for still having our homes. >> reporter: a mexican-american soccer team drove into hours from williams to deliver more food, toiletries and clothes. >>> tracking a much better weather pattern around here. things going on to the south of us. we have this weather system that pushed in today and brought showers around san luis obispo. this weather system appear is a more traditional system for this time of year. that will show up probably thursday night into friday morning. a few showers showing up around san luis obispo. for us we have fog along the coast. it hasn't been around in a while but it is back now. with the fog we have onshore flow. it is not going to be a sunny day at the beach tomorrow. some fire containment numbers, we saw them earlier. it bears watching because these numbers are directly related to the weather. the winds in the right direction, cooler daytime high, higher humidity. as the next system comes in on thursday night, everything will go good for us it

and from atoka, oklahoma, it's the granger family. and applause] everybody's trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody, somebody could drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me dano, give me mike. ["family feud" theme plays] steve: top 5 answers on the board. here we go. name something you wouldn't have done at work if you'd known the boss was standing behind you. mike: smoke. steve: smoke. audience: ohh... dano: sleep. steve: sleep. audience: ohh... steve: that was a good answer. cheri: i wouldn't have been talking on the phone. steve: talking on the phone. [cheering and applause] [cheering and applause] steve: watch this right here. legwenda. [laughter] legwenda: you wouldn't be eating at the desk. steve: wouldn't be eating. pass or play? family: play, play! steve: they're gonna play. let's go. [cheering and applause

to catch fire when i see the market is being led by these things, when i see names like boeing or grangerknow, delivering good numbers or the stock market appreciating what they do, that actually is more encouraging to me but yeah, these deep cyclicals should be having their day in the sun, and if they're not, that's where i'm cautious. >> you avoid financials, technology and discretionary, health care, and staples >> energy is an underweight, valuations are high, earnings estimates just keep going lower in the sector. i think that's going to be a weakness >> last question, 2875, if we get any form of corporate tax cuts, what could that add to 2875 >> i'm counterconsensus. i think the market right now, and if you run this, these are not leading the market the market is going higher but the highest tax rate companies are not. i don't think the market is anticipating this tax thing. i think it's a double edged sword. we're running 4% unemployment. you put more pressure on that, wages go up, it's going to force the fed to get involved, the market will run too hot. i would be weakening my num

for their fourth day with a total of 21,715 bucks, from atoka, oklahoma, it's the champs, it's the granger and from mount clemens, michigan, it's the listenbee family. [cheers and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody, somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheers and applause] let's go meet the listenbee family. brandon. brandon: hello, steve. steve: how you doing, man? brandon: i'm doing good. and yourself? steve: good, good. i'm always good. what you do for a living? brandon: i am actually a veteran of the air force and now i'm currently--i know, i got--i had to give shoutouts to kyle over there. same thing. now i'm a police officer with henry ford health systems back in detroit, michigan. steve: well, introduce everybody, brandon. brandon: well, steve, i'm here with 3 beautiful--4 beautifule'g 3, 'cause they sure looked down there. brandon: i know, right. [laughter] steve: "well, which one of us-- which one of us ain't beautiful? with your stupid ass." boy, they looked down there. them sisters went... [laughter] yeah. go ahead. br

as brooke pointed out, granger would need a 5% boost in sales volume to counteract one and a half percentage points from price cut. how far can you cut the prices here. are they global or just united states? >> they are global. amazon operates. joe: it is a bunch of different brands. it is all distributed. >> what portion are digital? >> they do have a digital component. reasons that if you look at that chart there was another leg up on the conference call was going on. talking about the digital marketing. some level of traction. scarlet: that will be the challenge going on. julia: you were there with me. 23,000: the dow hitting for the first time ever. we have the chart you can't miss. this is bloomberg. ♪ don'tt: the mexican peso move in sync but that is starting to change a little bit. it shows the spot price. the blue line is canadian dollar per u.s. dollar. can see bothr, you currencies have been losing ground to the u.s. dollar. we saw the peso get a lift after the headline. we will have to push off the deadline while the loonie weekends. this shows the correlation. it is nowhere near

miss reynolds, whose home survived, is working nonstop along with other grangers. >> people where our a tight community, it's almost like we have guilt, you know? we have guilt, ptsd of guilt for still having our homes. >> reporter: a mexican- american soccer team drove in two hours from williams to deliver more food, toiletries and clothes. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> very steep and inaccessible. >> a new firefight under way in the santa cruz mountains. the flames destroying homes and forcing evacuations. that quick moving wildfire is spreading through dry brush and thick forests tonight. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> i'm ken wayne in for frank somerville. we start with the developing news in the santa cruz mountains. the bear fire started around 10:30 last night as a house fire. now it's at bear canyon road and deer creek road in boulder creek. cal fire says crews will be on the scene throughout the night. the bear fire now burned 225 acres. it's 5% contained. cal fire says four structures have burned. right now 150 homes are threatened. also today, five firefighters had mi

bangladesh is profound but it's unclear how many wrote him to be allowed to return here to me and mark granger are excluded from citizenship mean mouth or it is however required that they prove residency in order to return home but many refugees say they fled without their papers that they were birds in the violence for those who can return there's little left with human rights organizations saying half of war a hinge of villages in morocco and state have been burned the government says it will appropriate or land and that those who are allowed to return will be sent to a resettlement camp in northern record withrow hinge are unsure whether it's safe to leave bangladesh and the repair tree ation process many feel is designed to keep them out of me ma the growing humanitarian situation in bangladesh is expected to worsen as the flow of refugees there continues yarber mohamed al jazeera yangon people from a minority hindu community are also crossing into bangladesh about one hundred twenty families have so far arrived in refugee camps but the bodies of forty five hindu villages were found in mas

to be right i also like that so i'm scrambling in here along with those calls another one quickly, grangere a look at this one stocks making a nice move here at 188 this morning, $188 a share, they were aggressively buying calls in here they're buying the november 190, so both the stocks we're talking about are november expiration. in this case the 190s, scott, these have now gone $6 or more in the money since this morning. they bought them at 188, now the stock's 196, like i say, i like the direction and i certainly like how actively they're trading this name today. >> all right, pete, what have you got? >> well, we're talking health care area and today we saw huge call buying. just a couple weeks ago we had huge call buying in the xlv. i'm not a huge fan of the etfs, this was a huge trade we saw today. we had some xbi, but look at that, scott. that's some large buying 39,000 overthese calls were bought out in november gives them plenty of time to be right. they're just out of their money tradi trading at 84 give or take call it 82.80, something like that. that one's pretty interesting. n

the signatures of both houses we have the support of senator bond and menendez and congresswoman granger is taking the lead in-house we've got about 100 signatures in the house and develop a dozen and a half in the senate but i want to see these men and women on earth while they are still alive. it's really important to us to say thank you and we can be there to receive this great honor. >> but if they did get the metal from president bush -- >> guest: we were surprised and incredibly honored and particularly pleased but just to underscore the point i am making they are not with us today. >> host: what do you think the holdup is in congress? >> guest: i don't think that it's running behind per se but i think all of these get done because there is some obsessive person sitting there saying listen to me. it's an important directive that has never been done before that stated the importance of the treasure is not just once in december 43 but again in may 44 prior to the invasion of italy and western europe. and i think that speaks volumes about why they should be recognized in our country a

you can see this is not very busy but it does have businesses in this area like the granger across thet. that is one of the reasons why police say they are targeting these. if a worker had been in this area or if people were in the area of those cars can pose a very serious threat. back to you. >>> still to come, another classic between the dodgers and houston astros. highlights as both teams go into extra innings. thank you, ikea. oh, john can't come. my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? yes, but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. (cheering) thank you, ikea. oh, john can't come. my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? yes, but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. (cheering) >>> that houston astros are one win away from winning the world series after beating the doctors last night in extra inning. the game featured two aces. quickly the game turned into a slugfest. the dodgers blue a thre

granger, another big company had a move up.uge volume on the day f its ea earnings and same with flemings. >> the other group i want to point out is the banks' ten years yielding the highest level since april right now. >> we are hitting new highs once again at all the major banks obvio usually a week or two, they're still recovering and going down to earnings. this is not happening this earning season these banks will go up immediately as we started reporting with companies like jp morgan the dow is near the highs of the day, 193 points. >> got it bob. >> what do you do with this record rally stay invested or sell out? >> warren financial is joining us now as well as corner stone financial partners good to have you here, gentle n gentlemen. >> thanks for having me. >> this is been going on for a long time and i am getting nervous this rally has been going on too long, should they stay or out? >> i think they should stay in this is a grass root rally this is based on earnings. if you watch what's happening in the morning when c

. >> hovering over the area, people thought they were going to -- every end mark, yesterday ww granger, like, building products, they were hit because amazon wants to get bigger in that area. essentially sort of all-purpose threat to everything that you buy. what's fascinating to me, we can drill in on their fourth-quarter guidance for sales we're a third of the way just about through the quarter and the range is $5 billion. right? so it's $56 billion to $60.5 billion. they don't know how much momentum they're going to have over the next couple months and i think the street interprets that in a positive way now like, hey, you don't have a handle on orders no this can be so big and so sfafa we can't keep up with it. >> whole foods acquisition, clear right away what it's going to add to in the fourth quarter. whole foods is operating at a 5% margin amazon tends to be 2% or less. there's a lot of room they can play with, lower prices, not have to negotiate supplier deals and do that and still make money. i think it's pretty -- >> that last point is why everybody gets so nervous, every tim