jane minor taught her the craft of nursing. ands a remarkable story they passed on some kind of apprenticeship. we have phoebe jackson's account in which she listed the various treatment that she provided. is when she obtained payment for that particular treatments. and like jane minor, phoebe jackson performed typical practices of the day, also bodies and tending to the sick. the story is also an important reminder that there were many freed blacks in virginia during the antebellum period. there were particularly vibrant in the larger cities. weresaid, even though they free, they still faced widespread racial discrimination . we are going to explore a couple of other stories in this section. and revolt.ebellion not well known in the history led the single most successful slave revolt in u.s. history. it was in 1841. a madison washington was an enslaved man. he was sold at auction in richmond and put onto a slave ship. many were sold from virginia slave markets and sent to the deep south to work the cotton fields. that was prob

jane: indeed. you said the phrase textbook economics, which made me think about the turkish lira. if you look at this three-month chart, you can see the turkish lira has really strengthened and that makes no sense, right? they are cutting rates to spur -- to calm inflation, which also makes no sense. what is going on with the turkish lira? the storyink part of here is because of the expectation with respect to the fed, as well. we are quite worried about the turkish lira over the medium-term. for investors to become confident again in turkey, you need to the economic reforms and you need to see more of those over the next few years, so yes, we have seen a movement here, which perhaps is a little unexpected but i think it is related to what is going on overseas, as well. anna: jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank stays with us. we started with the big picture and of the latest on the u.s. and what that has done to currency markets this week. we also need to give you the latest on italy and th

one of the women jane minor freed was phoebe jackson. and her deed is reproduced here, gaining her freedom in july of 1843 through jane minor's help. and we also have a medical account book that phoebe jackson kept. phoebe jackson herself was a nurse. we suspect jane minor taught her the craft of nursing. it is a remarkable story about how they help others gain their freedom to him about how they passed on their knowledge through apprenticeship or mentoring relationship. we have phoebe jackson's account book in which she listed the various treatment that she provided. she would write it down when she obtain payment for that particular treatment. and like jane minor, phoebe jackson performed typical practices of the day, cupping and leaching and bloodletting, also preparing bodies and tending to the sick. the story is also an important reminder that there were many freed blacks in virginia during the antebellum period. there were particularly vibrant communities of free people of color as they were called, and petersburg and larger cities

hey, jane. >> reporter: hey, melissa. i'm still going through the list of stuff that will be tariffed starting sunday. walruses, emus, interfudal -- i don't know if they're front hiading those, but sometng they are front loading, which is telling about what is going on when "fast money" returns. you should be mad at airports. excuse me, where is gate 87? you should be mad at non-seasoned travelers. and they took my toothpaste away. and you should be mad at people who take unnecessary risks. how dare you, he's my emotional support snake. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, whose tech helps you understand the risk and reward potential on an options trade it's a paste. it's not liquid or a gel. and even explore what-if scenarios. where's gate 87? don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. welcome back to "fast money" the countdown is on, one day, six hours, 43 pints, 13 seconds, for the next round of tariffs kicking in on china. some retailers have gotten ahead of the trade war for now let's get to jane we

jane dodds.f giving a few instructions to the team on the ground to make sure they give a big cheer when the new liberal democrat mpfor cheer when the new liberal democrat mp for brecon and radnorshire jane dodds arrives there fairly shortly with the party leader, jo swinson. we can speak to tomos morgan who has been following events there, what we re been following events there, what were the key factors on the ground? i think no doubt brexit was a huge issue for the constituency here, as it is across the uk, really. boris johnson came to this constituency to show support to chris davies on tuesday when mrjohnson visited wales for the first time since becoming pm. but clearly that was not quite enough for chris davies to hold onto his seat here. you mention that plaid cymru and the greens chose not to stand here, pushing their vote towards the other remain party, the liberal democrats, and the margin of victory was quite small in the end, smaller than many pundits predicted, but liberal democrat

just time, jane, to go back to the sunday times.g story as we await a—level results, suggesting that 48% of a level results are wrong. this is properly quite worrying for those waiting for their a—levels on thursday. sa —based a—levels, history and english, obviously not mass. they are claiming there is a researcher who says that because there has been such disparity in the papers, that it could be there is a margin of error. i know it could be there is a margin of error. i know someone it could be there is a margin of error. i know someone needs to be an examinerandi error. i know someone needs to be an examinerand i think error. i know someone needs to be an examiner and i think the exam papers are modulated quite closely, they are modulated quite closely, they are sent off samples to check to make sure they are all standardised, soi make sure they are all standardised, so i don't know why 0fqual are saying this. a pass rate of 9896, good luck to all those awaiting their a—level results. fortunately, itook mine their a—level resul

world's pilot shortage jane, what's coming up next?reporter: guys, the world needs pilots we're the women. i'm at one of the top flight schools in the country, run by a woman in that plane, taking off right now. we're outside the plane, we're inside the plane, and when we come back, what american, united and delta are doing to hire pilots generally and women in particular when we come back. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. let's head out to anchorage, alaska, with more on how airlines are closing the gap in the sky. jane >> hey, morgan boeing estimates we're going to need 800,000 pilots in the next 20 years, a quarter of them here in the u.s., and some of them are trained by a woman at one of the top flight schools in the country. jamie patterson simms of sky trek, alaska, flight training. jamie, if you can hear me, how's it flying up there today >> the flying is awesome, jane i'm really enjoying it i love it up here, flying up in action, and it's a gorgeous day and just enjoying the beautiful sunshine up here >> reporter: well, i'm

. >> my name is jane campbell. i am lucky and fortunate to be the president and ceo of the united states capitol historical society. i just took this job in february, so this is my new adventure. but this organization has been around for more than 50 years, and we are delighted to have you all join us for a celebration of the distinguished history of the senate finance committee. we begin the program tonight with the presentation of colors by the united states capitol police ceremonial unit and the pledge of allegiance. please rise. >> forward march. march. right shoulder. >> now please join in the pledge of allegiance. >>> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you very much. you may be seated. our celebration this evening is possible because we have generous support from the bank of america, from grant thornton, from allergen, from the national retail federation, from the as

i agree with jane, september is interesting.ween the european council in october and the 31st, that is when boris johnson will go to brussels and realized the counterparts are not willing to budge, and in those two weeks he will decide whether he goes for an election -- more election campaigning, no real substance. talk is cheap. grandstanding of and there will be plenty of that at g7. how does boris johnson exploit differences between wolfango: i don't think there will be significant differences between the two of them. merkel will get a very corneal chat at the inner but i'd -- ial chat atcord dinner but not much about brexit. will be not there much at all to listen. the same will be with macron. the line of trying to do this dividing, they tried it before and it failed miserably. given the prime minister of the u.k., the chances of this to succeed are lower than they were with theresa may. scarlet: very quickly to jane, the u.k. may delay naming the next boe governor until after brexit. does that affect mark carney's ability

thanks jane thanks jane coming up on the kron 4 morning news.ut in the east bay ... and its all caught on camera. and a parking lot in san francisco could soon be a temporary place for people living out of the cars and r-vs. we'll have the details ahead. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge 1850 coffee. ♪ ♪ inspired by the year the folger coffee company began. with a bold yet smooth taste. ♪ ♪ 1850 coffee, begin boldly. in san francisco could soon be a temporary parking space for people living in their vehicles. the san francisco planning commission approved the plan ... which will provide 33 temporary spaces for r-v's or people sleeping in their cars. they can stay there for up to 90 days at a time. neighbors we spoke to say they're glad something is being done to help people who are homeless.

was diagnosed with, and jane kim slammed the door in his face. this complex on my right is a three-story apartment building apartment of 144 units, and the price is $56 million per 144 units. it's the best bargain in construction of apartment complex in the whole god damn city and county of san francisco. i'm upset that you're not taking advantage of my information. there's another apartment complex, as well. it's an 87-unit apartment complex. it's being built and sold for $57 million complex. three times nine is 29. th -- 27. that means you could build three complexes and use the same technique as this 87-unit apartment complex and take chunks out of the homeless. we've got a rule that says 15% of all apartment building complexes are supposed to be for low-income and very low-income and you're not using it. that's why you've got -- >> supervisor walton: thank you, mr. wright. any other public comment? and please feel free to lineup over there if you plan to speak. >> hi. i'm katelyn fox. i'm a resident of san francisco's district ten? and i work

jane and historical society, thank you so much for giving us a chance to look back a little bit and look for. thank you everybody. [ applause ] >> thank you. so very much sen. ron wyden. it's really the job in many ways of historical society to give the opportunity for perspective. to think about what we have done, what are we trying to do, and how do we come together across boundaries? we do that by giving an opportunity for a bipartisan way. having people tell stories about what has happened, and what they hope to have happen. we are so grateful , mr.

jane, just a person as she interacts with coke products throughout it day. jane wakes up on a good nights sleep on a mattress made from a memory foam from vista one of cokes products. she grabs her work out shirt and yoga pants lulu lemon and both of them contain lycra, a material made by invista. then she gets her kids off to school, she make sure they take their backpacks which contain another invista product. the paint on the outside of the belts running her engine are produced by srg global, guardian glass srg, both divisions another coke company. she works in a building with guardian glass and also hardwood floors made by georgia pacific, another brand. and after long day at the office jane heads to the grocery store to pick up some bread and corn. the wheat and grain on the corn of the cob were likely grown with fertilizer. and she returns to her house. her son is working on a computer with a usb hub mode by molex, a coke company. her daughter is listening to headphones padded with material. and she gets in her bed with that coke produced memory foam.

[applause] >> thank you, jane. the rocket man movie did unite to migrate passions which are talking to smart people like jane harman and rock 'n roll set is a great pleasure. i have to acknowledge jane, your incredible record of public service and incomes as was pleasure to work with you and now in this critically important time to be in the place which is where great thoughts on policy unite the practical efforts we need to undertake to confront our greatest challenges. and i have to add a personal note. i guess i've known robert litwak for four years or so come something like. we were, not only were we roommates at harvard, we were office mates at london in the international institute for strategic studies, and when he was working with me at the nationals could counsel, rob played a critical role in getting the nuclear nonproliferation treaty extended in 1995, without which we would not have work we are about to describe in terms of stopping the world nuclear weapons. because i do have a day job which is not my s

thank you, jane! >> she's the best. thank you for watching "power lunch. bell right now >>> welcome to "closing bell." a crazy week for markets and the fed to tariff to earnings. what is the result we're set for the worst week of the year as we head to the final trade, we have everything you need to know coming up. >> i'm sara eisen. happy friday let's look at what is driving the action lower in stock trade fears sending stock sharply lower. wage gains did come in ahead offestments and the 10 year yield continues to fall. coming

let's head live there now to speak to jane dougal at the besiktas stadium.tigious of trophies in europe, but i don't think either manager would turn down silver so early in the season. it sets a marker for possible success for the remainder of the season. if we start with liverpool, istanbul is such a special place there. it won the champions league in 2005, and it holds a special place in their hearts. jurgen klopp was speaking about how excited he was about this match and the possibility of lifting and other european trophy. he now has a taste for it. it was on a great result for him at his debut in the dugout as manager of chelsea, but if on his second occasion in the dugout as manager of chelsea he worked to win some silverware, what a morale boost that would be for players and fans and for franklin barth himself. both managers have said that they will be putting out there best available teams, they are taking it very seriously. there best available teams, they are taking it very seriouslylj there best available teams, they are taking it very seriously.

jane. jane: i should point, i am jane harman, again. i should have pointed out we have an all-female panel. [applause] kate: what, i didn't notice? jane: so, kate, you got to ask all the questions, but i don't think anyone asked you specifically about the responsibility of media. ginny was talking about cheap fakes, which i assumed one of them was the slowdown of nancy pelosi speaking that she was inebriated. when you saw that on cnn, what was your responsibility in terms of putting that on or just not putting it on the air and describing it? kate: how fast the new cycle works. i mean, there are moments when things go from, i can see it on my twitter feed while i am on saet to, they get in my ear and say, that we need to go with this. it can be a matter of seconds. that is just me saying how fast it actually can move. that comes with a lot of risk and responsibilities. that video specifically, there was real conversation. it happened really quickly, of what is this? find the source. then it was called out almost immediately, it was call

you know, this is a person not — very much like jane, famous from the time they were born.ion, like, not hard, that they have all the time. he was someone that they have all the time. he was someone who would laugh at himself. i found someone who would laugh at himself. ifound him to someone who would laugh at himself. i found him to be someone who would laugh at himself. ifound him to be very someone who would laugh at himself. i found him to be very easy—going. someone who would laugh at himself. ifound him to be very easy—going. i found him to be very gentle, and i a lwa ys found him to be very gentle, and i always enjoyed his work. i always enjoyed what he had to say. he was a very big staff are a very long time. asa very big staff are a very long time. as a matter of fact, critics cold easier rider, a buddy picture. —— easy. they said it celebrated sex, drugs and rock ‘n‘ roll. his body, dennis hopper, directed the film and it came out at a time in the late 60s after the manson murders and after love and peace and the dawning of the 1970s where it could go either way.

you know, this is a person not — very much like jane, famous from the time they were born.l the time. he was someone who would laugh at himself. i found him to be very easy—going. i found him to be very gentle, and i always enjoyed his work. i always enjoyed what he had to say. he was a very big staff are a very long time. as a matter of fact, critics cold easier rider, a buddy picture. —— easy. they said it celebrated sex, drugs and rock ‘n‘ roll. his buddy, dennis hopper, directed the film and it came out at a time in the late ‘60s after the manson murders and after love and peace and the dawning of the 1970s where it could go either way. sometimes it did go either way. he embodied that. you speak of easy rider and some of his work, certainly the film has been talked about a lot. what do you think his legacy will be in the entirety of his work? well, first of all, i do want to remind you it is the 50th anniversary of the film, it is hard to imagine it is 50 years old. i think his legacy will be that of an actor, director, screenwriter of an iconic film coming from an icon

jane will be back, including with a great story in the papers we have been discussing.ew adults in the uk are seemingly paying income tax. still to come... we will be talking about those personal concierge services. it also includes going into space. stay with us. stay with us. iwg i wg says profits are up in the first six months of the year. and that with the global, political and economic uncertainty. it still expects a positive momentum to continue. let's talk to mark dixon, the chief executive. great to see you. these numbers look healthy in a challenging environment for you. these are uncertain times, but they are also leading to more demand from our customers who are also seeing this uncertainty. they want to be more flexible, they want to lower costs a nd more flexible, they want to lower costs and we are seeing very strong increases in demand. you are seeing that despite the fact that big competitors and other very flexible, nimble providers of office space are eating into your market share. they are not eating into our market share. we are the market leader and

jane, your thoughts on that advice.eople if they will change their diet to save the planet. i think the answer is we have to change our diets. for me it is an easy have to change our diets. for me it is an easy answer have to change our diets. for me it is an easy answer to that. but we must also mention on top of the climate change issue is the population growth. in a few decades' time the population of nigeria is projected to be bigger than the population of the us. there is a static population in europe, but the population in asia and africa will explode. with that and climate change we need to make better decisions about how we produce food. the report is expected to discuss things like food security, lots of issues with regards to that. in the financial markets at the stock that has wowed everyone is a company called beyond meat, which is a plant —based burgers. it listed in the us earlier this year. there are a lot of scare stories about as eating insects. is that a scare story? it is for me. it is about eating me

(n0 audio translation available). jane dodds, welsh liberal democrats.. liz phillips, ukip make brexit happen, 242. lady lily the pink, the official monster raving loony party, 334. i will repeat that. 334. the total number of ballot papers rejected was 73. and i do hereby declare thatjane dodds is duly elected member of parliament for the said constituency. translation: and i do hereby declare that jane dodds is duly elected member of parliament for the said constituency. good morning. and it is a very good morning here in brecon and radnorshire. 34 years ago last month, richard livesey's victory in a by—election here sparked a liberal revival across wales and the united kingdom. and tonight, we've done it again. the people of this constituency have once again chosen hope over fear. i am incredibly humbled by your support. from every walk of life and every political persuasion. and by backing that liberal vision. a powerful message to westminster. welsh farmers and small—business owners. to westminster. welsh farmers and small— business owners. working

jane dougal is there.en's european match. and it was. there will be desperate to try and get their hands on this trophy. but as things stand, very little to split the two teams. yes, it has been a pulsating match, liverpool went into it as the fair fits. as champion league holders and of course, as you mentioned, chelsea with quite a disappointing start to the season after losing 4—0 to manchester but despite liverpool having the best start to the match, it was chelsea who had the first shot on target. just hitting the post and after 35 minutes, it was the first goal that came through for chelsea and it was quite an uncharacteristic clumsiness in defence and they did not make a mistake, already

jane, the action movie alert, two of the biggest stars of that genre go head to bald head.dwayne johnson and jason statham as hobbs and shaw in a fast and furious spin off. and a sequel to a video game that no one plays any more, but can the flightless birds and the green pigs unite to lay an animated golden egg at the summer box office with angry birds 2? and long—lasting female friendship is tested by a boozy night out in dublin and the arrival of the new man on a scene. that's animals. it's august. have you been having fun? it is fun. some of the movies are a bit strange and then you get some really good ones, what they called counter programming so i have some foreign gems a little later for you in the programme. but we will start with fast and furious hobbs and shaw, attack of the ampersands, as you can see, very rarely you get two in the title. action lovers will find themselves between a rock and a stath—place. see what i did there? dwayne johnson is hobbs and jason statham is shaw. they ‘baldly‘ stare each other down and like a couple of angry easter eggs, scowling

social getting society to to catch up but then also we have all of these saudi women activists like jane that has i'm going to seriously think about her because she is behind bars but she and i think a couple of other women activists have basically paid with their lives i mean they're still alive but they're behind bars to get these reforms in their country exactly jane is sort of a high profile case she was one of the woman who defied the driving ban when it wasn't allowed for men to drive back in saudi arabia and seen as a group of other women who basically sacrificed for these reforms to actually take place but once you know these reforms are starting to take place she's been in prison there have been reports of her being subjected to gruesome kinds of torture which begs the question why aren't these women the women that have fought for these for these reforms out on the streets celebrating basically the gains of their struggle what why is saudi arabia still holding these women ok well keep us abreast on not that as always thank you for a novice and. and to the u.k. now in fears that

dollars, and therefore when we see crisis elsewhe elsewhere, the dollar remains firment >> jane, just up on this we were asking jay earlier about the idea that there's a dynamic developing in the marketplace where the u.s. is more competitive the interest rate picture is key for a lot of traders and investors out there. specifically the difference between yields and the ten-year treasury and the two-year treasury in the united states. is that as widely watched outside of the u.s. as what's happening right now here on the home front for us in america >> absolutely. the u.s. economy, the u.s. assets, they are watched by every investor in the whole of the world. but part of the story here is that there's is a wall of money. there is a huge amount of savings. investors are chasing yield. we see negative yields and a huge amount of government bonds now. we see investors who perhaps in didn't decades would be risk adverse being pushed into taking risk and more risky assets than they perhaps would have previously wanted to take. they are moving into emerging market sovereign dead, mobt and c

jane fonda said he was her sweet—hearted baby brother and went out laughing.man on micro budgets and that inspired him to make easy rider where he is really representing the rebel, he and dennis hopper on their motorcycles, riding across country, doing drugs, real drugs on camera, and representing this generation. but he lived 50 years longer than easy rider and this summer is the anniversay of the release of that film and in that time that rebel spirit sort of became not necessarily mainstream enough, but respected enough. by the time he made ulee's gold, the otherfilm you were discussing there, he had mellowed into what we think of the hippies as now. so here is someone who ripped up hollywood and reinvented it and became in a way the gentle old grandfather or uncle in his late career. an amazing transformation, both in an actor and in the culture that he did a huge service to sort of revolutionise. and that film easy rider was one of the first independently made films that broke through and showed that independent films could succeed so how important was th

we have heard from his sister jane about of henry fonda.ays of him and the last hours and days of him and the joy of the last hours and days of him and thejoy of spending the last hours and days of him and the joy of spending some quality time with him as he lay dying. was that a difficult relationship? because in a sense, here he was coming up as the bright, young talent and i guess in the late 60s his father still had not drilling which is career. well, i thinkl have interviewed jane fonda many times and she talked about her dad, he was a difficult guy. even in his late 80s when they did, i cannot think of the name of the movie right now, on golden pond. even in his late 80s he still suffered from what was called actor's anxiety. if you're still ever going to wreck again. he was a difficult dad. but also, i think being race again. he was a difficult dad. but also, ithink being race in again. he was a difficult dad. but also, i think being race in the public, being part of, being the son of the daughter or disabling of a famous person, you

congratulations to jane dodds, i knowl disappointed?red if tom davies had taken the seat but i look forward to working with her in parliament that there are many things we would want to agree with, and my commiserations to agree with, and my commiserations to chris davies. he did something silly but i feel for him. for the tories to put up the same candidate again, was that perhaps not the wisest? maybe, but there were quite a lot of people in the constituency who felt chris was a good representative. the biggest problem for the labour party as we nearly lost deposit, i am glad did not. that it's quite embarrassing, labour beaten into fourth place by the brexit party? i get that, some others have said for quite some time that one of the problem is about trying to be all things to all men and women is nobody ends up liking what you are offering. do you think it was the ambiguity?” what you are offering. do you think it was the ambiguity? i think of a constructive ambiguity has not helped us over the last two years, we have tried to say w

king live at the nasdaq with these stories and jane hi james good morning, is ranked 33th best city for pets. well have for outdoor activities >>san francisco is 41th the city did have some of the highest dog insurance premiums in the nation, san francisco though have the most pet businesses 50p on that wall of have list liquidation sales begin this week a 26 year stores that will close ila october this includes 21 sears stores in 15 states 5 k mart's in 3 states and puerto rico. now the company that is offering these overseeing the sears the future says it will focus on smaller stores from now on those sales will happen kmart stores and redlands in desert hot springs, and the sears antioch store will have a liquidation sale well amazon trying to open a liquor store in san francisco, selling beer wine and spirits, the brick and mortar store would operate as a liquor store and a location from where amazon would operated alcohol delivery service. this insider says amazon responded only to say the store front will be used for amazon prime now deliveries of alcohol. the liquor store in

we heard jane dodds talking about bursting borisjohnson's bubble.lected as prime minister. as we head down, critical and terms of the parliamentary arithmetic. on the behind, certainly, the parliamentary arithmetic. the lib dems may feel they did better than expected in brecon and radnor shed. they were favourites to win this by—election, the dead have a history of support in that area, and quite a well—organised ground operation. there has been a little bit of talk ofa there has been a little bit of talk of a boris bounce, shall we call it? this is an upsurge in support for the conservatives sent borisjohnson came to power, that is a little bit of evidence that in the by—election, but it wasn't massive. not enough for him to see off the brexit party and to hold onto that seat. in order to do that, i suppose, he would need a jointing to do that, i suppose, he would need ajointingjump to do that, i suppose, he would need a jointing jump rather than a boris balance. 0n the parliamentary arithmetic, significant. we talked about a working majority of on

that brings us to our jane wells.s live from the country's busiest port it's the front line of the china trade war. jane. >> reporter: hey, excuses or no, companies are preparing for these tariffs. this is the gateway to asia. okay i am going to show you what's going on here. that ship is in from china, but this ship over here is in from korea and the one across the channel is in from vietnam so you start to see how the supply chain has changed we are seeing another problem here that we saw last year with the first set of tariffs retailers are so busy trying to front load ahead of the new tariffs that we have got all these containers starting to stack up around the port and we could have another clogging and traffic situation gumming up the mix. we had it a year ago when it happened right now the vacancy rate at warehouses in southern california is below 2% we could run out of room think, for example, like black friday, those tv sets, those doorbusters tvs. steve ferreira says over an 11-day period this month 260,000

jane king is live at the nasdaq with that more hi jane. >>daryn good morning of the back 4 in 10 us solar jobs are in california environmental on for nurses, more than 512,000 people are employed in jobs related to clean energy in the state from installing solar panels to building electric cars so that makes california home to one in 7 such jobs in the u s the only state with more clean vehicle jobs in california is michigan which makes of automakers building a lot of electric vehicles out. well us homemakers to the homeowners i should say fell the mose applications to refinance or current mortgages and over 3 years. the mortgage bankers association says 30 year borrowing costs slid to their lowest. since november 2016 homeowners interest in refinance and should answer 2 questions. how long they plan to stay in their current home and also the difference between the 2 interest rates. a walmart a long time seller of firearms is reevaluating its position on guns walmart estimates that it contributes just 2% of total us gun sales and 20% of am

kelly, we just don't know. >> are we going to be watching, counting the ships there, jane, to try to figure it out? >> reporter: well, certainly in terms of volumes, do not be surprised if this record-setting third quarter we've seen is followed by a drop in the fourth quarter because if you do year over year comparisons, rt fourth quarter last year was huge year as everybody was trying to get everything in before january 1st. so we could end up with a flat year in terms of volumes at this major, major port facility considering the tariffs, flat is good >> we'll take it jane, thanks very much jane wells at the port of long beach for us >>> here's what else is ahead on "the exchange. >> coming up, from tariffs to attacks from the president, the auto industry in the spotlight today. >>> we'll look at the president's claims against gm and whether where the tariffs take the industry next >>> plus, a look at one investment that's seen so much demand that the pace of demand is setting records >>> and dorian expected to hit florida as a category four hurricane. we've got the latest this is

jane king is live the nasdaq with these stories and more hey jane. good morning, us and oklahoma judge ordered johnson johnson to pay million for contributing to the state's opiate addiction crisis that figure was actually less than expected and so the stock rose or something he would mind me be in the billions that they would have to pay it does though signal further findings of liability for drug companies, a similar cases, wind through courts across the country. there are more than 2000 cases brought against truck makers related to the opiate crisis. well is a new recruiting efforts to hire new flight attendants we're about to take off their lines that has roughly 1000 flight attendant job openings for 2020 applicants do have to be 21 years old and the wall street journal report student debt relief is fertile ground f companies that. to help stretched borrowers by navigating the maze of federal programs that can reduce or forgive those who qualify such as public service workers or people on low income. now some these are outright scams. others are

. >> reporter: he had his career cool, while jane fonda flourished, and she said i had beautiful alone time with him, he went out laughing. much like he did when he was honored with a star at the walk of fame in 2003. rob reiner wrote, my heart goes out to jane over the loss of her brother, peter fonda was a revolutionary filmmaker during a revolutionary time. a tribute with one simple word, icon. >> your grandpa was tricky. >> reporter: his second oscar came 30 years after his first, for yuli's gold, the cause was referenced -- respiratory failure because of lung cancer. he died with his family. an artist who took american counterculture mainstream. >> on behalf of the community, we want their families to know that we are with them and we send the -- our condolences. >> in an interview with the la times, peter fonda said it was his rocky relationship with his dad that led him to first ride a motorcycle.>>> a san francisco landmark that could be up for sale for the first time ever, the business times is reporting the owner is considering a full sale of the skyscraper, transamerica once

meet jane.just a person, as she interacts with koch products throughout the day. jane wakes up after a good night sleep made on a mattress made of memory foam from invista, one of koch's companies. she walks on a carpet with antron fibers. she gets up early and grabs her workout shirt from lululemon. both contain lycra. after her yoga session she gets dressed. her bra and underwear contain lycra. she also grabs jean because they have coolmax technology also made by invista. then gets her kids off to school. they take their backpacks which contain cordera fabric. she gets in her car. the windshield and lights are made with a green tint in it. the guardian glass, another koch company. she works in a building with windows made of guardian class and wood from the zip ties sorting all of the cables snaking out of her computer, also made by envista. she heads to the grocery store to pick up bread and corn. the wheat in the bread grown by fertilizing from koch brothers. her son is working on a usb hub

jane works in a building with windows made of guardian glass. it also has hardwood floors with wood made from georgia pacific, another koch brand. also made by invista. after a long day at the office, jane heads to the grocery store to pick up bread and corn, likely grown using koch ferr fertilizer. her son is working on a computer with the usb hub made by the koch company. once the kids are sleep, jane goes to her room, walks across her carpet with koch-produced materials and gets in her bed with that koch produced memory foam. >> that's to ali, that is the reach of koch industries into our every day lives. the "new york times" is calling this new book "kochland" among the best books ever written about an american corporation. the author joins us here right after this. pay the re st. changes to medicare are no laughing matter. if you don't know the plans available now, you might end up with a doctor you're not so comfortable with, or even worse, being forced to pay thousands in medical expenses due to coverage limitations. that'll be how much?

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yeah, the jane doss. which will cut borisjohnson majority take it. yeah, the jane doss. which will cut boris johnson majority to just one in the house of commons. now, with hand and his pledge to do brexit by october 31, do or die, the anti—no deal forces in the comments are going to have one more on their side and increases their chance for a side and increases their chance for 3110 side and increases their chance for a no vote confidence and snap election to stop and i do brexit. do you think that's good or bad for him? is interesting because there is a school of thought, a lot of people are saying this, that may be he actually wants to hide the snap election so that he doesn't have to go through with a no—deal brexit that you can dilute the influence of the dup and brexiteers in his own party and forge a new path and also when a mandate for his brexit plan. what happens after he winds? let's say the snap election, what will the plan b, we did not know. that's unknown at that moment. we had a few visits to wales, mrjohnson met chris davis that tory mp on the ballot, an

jane dougal in istanbul, thank you very much.at the super cup when stephanie frappart becomes the first woman to referee a major european men's game. she has already officiated in league un in france last season and also took charge of the women's world cup final in july. let's speak to former referee janie frampton now. how significant a moment is this? it is absolutely momentous. for yea rs, it is absolutely momentous. for years , we it is absolutely momentous. for yea rs, we have it is absolutely momentous. for years, we have looked for this opportunity to see a woman on such a huge stage in men's football. i cannot still believe it's here. i've been asked this question for years and years — when is the first time a woman will get on the league or premier league as a referee? when will the first woman referee a men's international game? here we are talking about it, it's happening! why do you think the moment is now? what is different? i think football has changed and become far more open and aware about women. and they've alm