jasper, your take on the numbers? good morning. ithink jasper, your take on the numbers?nk the overall takeaway is that whitbread had given us takeaway is that whitbread had given usa takeaway is that whitbread had given us a profit warning, saying that two factors a re us a profit warning, saying that two factors are a weakening consumer environment in the uk and the looming brexit problems. both sort of contributing to a slightly weaker forecast going forward and so they are saying that they are going to cut costs in order to combat that but i think it's a concerned obviously, given the timing of selling off the cost around, costa was a more profitable business, this is obviously a transition period. at the moment probably the reaction, the moment probably the reaction, the share price down at the moment, investors a little concerned at how the transition will play out. we are looking at the share price on screen as we discuss this, one thing that has come out of that, off—loading costa coffee, the premier inn brand as well that pops up in most cities, they said they wi

had a checkup recently, and all science are good for jeron jasper.just -- >> rick: prayers answered. >> carter: exactly right. from a lot of people all around the nation, all around the world, talking about the united states naval academy, the influence spreads in every direction. >> rick: i was in the studio for new york, what a thrill for that, to cover that on an annual basis. >> carter: martin gets the kb here, third down coming up. you heard that reported earlier from john, what josh webb told s earlier this week, he said we want to show those in the navy who show, active duty, the kind of people we are, the kind of people who are coming into the fleet, and it is on display right now, because when you are down 44-22, and there will never be a navy team that gives any inch and a football game. >> aaron: knoll. it is emblematic of who they are, what they have signed up for. everybody that is on this field tonight for the naval academy is committed to put their lives on the line to defend our country. you think they will mail it in at the end of th

. >> jesse: i had a feeling jasper wasn't very smart. >> judge jeanine: that's not right.mart about that? >> greg: they have not invented a single thing. dogs, animals, pigeons. what have they invented? the judge had to cope pigs. i wanted them to be drug pigs. i got them for the police department. >> juan: a drug pigs? >> dana: we had a test today to receive a presidential alert, in case there's an emergency. national emergency system. you might have gotten it on your phone. it was just a test. >> juan: that was mine. unbelievable. usually these things go off and it's an amber alert or they have silver alerts for the elderly. but it is controlled by state and local government. this is the first time you had a national government, the president now controls going out, sending it. everybody gets it. it's dangerous on one level. because you think suddenly -- >> greg: i was going to say. >> dana: it would be that if it was hacked. somebody else chose a stupid dog story. your dog is probably dumber than you think. >> jesse: i chose the text alert. >> dana: who chose the dog th

good job jasper. >> can make that a perfect five. >> happy columbus day america.t happy for everybody. for the first time ever, columbus, ohio, is not celebrating columbus day. i think in 1992, columbus, ohio, spent -- what was it, $95 million to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of columbus day but this day they are not doing it. they say it has nothing to do with indigenous peoples day, it's because they don't want to give too many workers the day off. they want to pay all these people to be off on columbus day but i'm not so sure i'm buying it. >> i hate all parades. i had a doctor's pointman on madison avenue and i couldn't get over because of the columbus day parade. not that i don't like columbus, i hate all parades. >> >> where am i? >> it's a double play monday for acts of human kindness. let's start with a celebrity act of kindness and, to quote tina turner, what's love got to do with it? the answer is everything. her husband donated his kidney to his 78-year-old rock clean wife on her kidney health was rapidly declining, threatening her life. turner sa

your home town is in jasper. you all know i have a dog named jasper. thank you very much. we did invite senator joe donnelly to come on. they said they appreciated our inquiry but declined. i will have much more from indianapolis, including how tariffs are playing on the campaign trail as control of the senate could hinge on the hoosier state. plus, city united in grief. more funerals held today in pittsburgh for the victims of the synagogue shooting. we'll have a report 37 alright, i brought in ensure max protein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. in two great flavors. mauntil i held her.diabetes wasn't my top priority. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. once daily tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. tresiba® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, don

must be elections free elections which are accessible to all syrians even those dispersed in the jasper so that this process can happen and we would like to express our engagements and that everybody is called upon to do what they can in order to make it possible for such a meeting of the constitutional committee before the end of the year in order to start this political pros says i think this is very important. to show that there is no military solution to start a conflict beyond that we also spoke about the free and secure or safe return of refugees but this is tied to preconditions and must be coordinated closely with you and committees like the un h.c.r. and there must be undertakings that there will be no persecution or arrests. this is human terry and basic preconditions have to be fulfilled it has to be a humanitarian infrastructure but the key to a durable peace and return of refugees will be a put in a political solution because syria must be a country that will once again be a home for all its people where so many people had to leave their country now this has been the first

. >> more on this we go to jasper france 24 correspondent in ankara. what were the main takeways from that speech by the turkish president? he promised to reveal the naked truth. did he? >> no, he didn't. but he did say some things. i think you can bring down what he said into four points. firstly that the murder was planned. it w was planned from when khkhashoggi firsrst entereded t istanbul consulalate four days before he enterered it t the se time and kililled. the president idid the saudi governmement says he died in th fist fightht. but ththe evidedence points to being killed in something that was s anned. secondly, he called it a savage murder, tt he didn't say whyhy t was vavage. how heas killeled. er dough again repeatedly -- erdogen said we have the evidence but didn't sasay what wawas. we didn'gett any furtheretail about what the press has been rereportin for thehe last two weeks.s. there was no mentionon of tore susure. eree was no mention of mud on the w walls. no mention of his body being set up. thirdly,y, he said the killers were 15-man

this melting groovy incredibly unsettling and also beautiful jasper johns map of the united states.rent from the political maps we've seen before. maps become a whole source of political protest as the nation divides over the vietnam war. during the civil rights movement. there is a whole different generation of the use of the maps. the flag takes on a different role in the 1960s and 70s. one that alters the situation we're in today. the great change in the 1970s of course is the first photographs of the world of the planet from space, which are really integral part of the environmental movement but the challenge of this photography of course is not met by the political order. which failed to address. the problems that are identified by environmentalists. beginning in the 1950s. >> you can watch this and all other booktv programs from the past 20 years at booktv.org. type the author's name and the word "book" at the search bar at the top of the page. here is a look at the current best-selling nonfiction books, according to the new york times and the wall street journal. topping both

expects profit to be at 1.10 to 1.20 billion previous uros that is weighing on the sector in finance, jasperis appointed the head danske bank. and as i was talking about, linde opened higher. the two chemical firms announced their intentions to merge the operations last year they were selling additional assets to get approval from other regulators from the united states and the e.u >>> and given that we are -- i was just speaking about this we've just started up a new quarter. the first day is october 1st the last quarter of the year let's take a look back at how some of the key indices performed in the third quarter of this year let's start with the u.s. index. the dow is actually up about 9% over the last quarter and i should point out that actually the dow is up 44% since u.s. election this was the best quarter we saw since the last quarter of last year better quarter of the dow jones. talking about the s&p performance. we saw a good quarter as well up 7.2% quarter to do through the 3900 level propelled by some of the performance we saw in tech nasdaq as well on the quarter is about 7% pe

it's that anybody believes i'm going to be a able to win jasper county.lose. >> it's a political miracle this democrat represents this red state president trump won by nearly to points. she first won in 2006, a democratic wave year, and again in 2012 after her gop opponent talked of legitimate rape. like many democrats in tough races, she tries to stay focussed on health care and preserving obama's protections for gop conditions. her opponent says he supports them, too, but he's part of a lawsuit that could strike down those protections. >> we think there needs to be a shake up in both parties. and voters were very adamant about that. this campaign is really about that. >> holly is a trump supporter. elected attorney general two years ago. she launches one liners at her 38-year-old ivy league challenger. >> i'm going to try not to hold his youth and inexperience against him. >> she's running on her experience. yet, running from the left wing of her own party. >> it may irritate some people in this room i am proud i am a moderate. there may be people in th

it is not that anybody believes i will be able to win jasper county. we can win a few more votes.porter: in many ways it is a political miracle this two-term senate democrat even represents this red state president trump won by nearly 20 points. she first won in 2006, a democratic wave year and again in 2012 after g.o.p. opponent talked of legitimate rape. like many democrats in tough races she tries to stay focussed on health care and preserving obamacare's protections for preexisting conditions. her g.o.p. opponent says he supports them, too, but he is part of a lawsuit that can strike down those protections. he is casting the race as a clear choice. >> we don't like the washington establishment. we think there needs to be a shake up on both parties. this campaign is really about that. >> reporter: hawley is a staunch trump supporter. the blunt mccaskill regularly launched one liners at her 38-year-old ivy league challenger. >> i will try not to hold his youth and inexperience against him. i can keep up. >> reporter: she is running on her experience yet running from the left win

it is not that anybody believes i'm going to be able to win jasper county, but we can win a few morefor you. it's close. >> in many ways there is a political miracle she even represents this red state president trump won by nearly 20 points. she first won in 2006, a democratic wave year. and again in 2012 after gop opponent todd akin talked of legitimate rape. >> health care is on the ballot. >> like many democrats on tough races, she tries to stay focussed on health care and preserving obamacare. her opponent josh holly says he supports them, too, but he's part of a lawsuit that could strike down those protections. he's casting the race as a clear choice. >> we think there needs to be a shake up in both parties, and voters were very adamant about that. this campaign is really about that. >> hawley is a staunch trump supporters. >> as ronald reagan said, i'm going to try not to hold his youth and inexperience against him. he may be a yale educated lawyer, but i am a miss sozzou educated lawyer, and i can keep up. >> there may be people in this room that i think i am not liberal enoug

aesthetically you see challenges, the smell to you, groovy come incredibly unsettling and also beautiful jasper johns map of the united states. very different from the political maps you've seen before. maps become a whole source of political protest at the nation divide over the vietnam war during the civil rights movement as well. there is a whole different generation of the use of map. the flood takes on a different role in the 1970s and the world of the planet from space which is an integral part of the environmental movement, but the challenge of the photography is not meant by the political order, which fails to address fully the problems that are identified by environmentalists beginning in the 1950s really. when i get to this point when i teach american history, i usually just put up a slide. it is shorthand for the last few decades and it does a few things. it also helps to understand how fully we understand around time quantitatively. the inclusive social sciences and understanding of the world that we live in. so this is a map that purports the chart. income inequality from 1947 unti

your second cousin jasper, he has a car wash you have to invest in.nd you bought a tax-free 3% bond, you will get 27 million a year in income fatax-free an never touch the principle. it should last for generations we hope it does. congratulations to whom ever or the group of people who won. random but interesting >>> let's look at futures. the markets are where it's all at dow futures are down 78 points we were down 200 at the top of the show so yesterday's powerful comeback, trying to come back from that 500-point drop in the dow, didn't quite do it but maybe some of that momentum we saw yesterday is happening in the futures as well. down 78on on a market at 25,000i not much it will be a big day on cnbc cou thanks for joining us on "worldwide exchange. "squawk box" is next making my dreams a reality takes more than just investment advice. from insurance to savings to retirement, it takes someone with experience and knowledge who can help me build a complete plan. brian, my certified financial planner™ professional, is committed to working in my best

thank you, jasper. i've had a lot of dogs, this is the best dog i've ever had, this is meg.e ever had, more faithful, but pure inspiration in this way. always happy. why? because she keeps it simple. all she cares about his quarrels. that is it. she wakes up in the morning, there she is right there, she has one goal, squirrel, it turns out, if you keep it that narrow, you can achieve your goal. you can live your dreams and she does. >> greg: let's do this. greg's spin class. you know i love my spin class. not as much is this little fella. check them out. he loves to spin to music. >> dana: that's not good. greg -- >> greg: what's wrong with that? >> dana: do you know what he is doing? >> greg: wrecking the carpet. i argued with the producers that that might have been problematic and he said, no, he's just scratching his butt. somebody upstairs is wondering or something. all right pray that was interesting. [laughter] set your dvrs, never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. i would like to apologize for that video. john, not a way to lead into hard new

during we know is alan lichtman from american university and jamal jasper from george mason. great to have you both here. this professor is literally calling for violence against republican senators. your thoughts on this and the university is back in her. when they do the same thing if a conservative or kind of middle-of-the-road republican professor were advocating violence against any minority group? >> i can only speak for myself and my university. i've been teaching for 45 years at american university. nobody but nobody has ever advocated violence against anyone. >> laura: what you think of the professors, like a code you can comment on other professors? >> i don't think anyone should be advocating violence but i'm astonished to hear you talk about the need for facts and truth in the age of donald trump. we have a president who is documented to have issued over 4,000 lives. >> laura: documented by home? >> document by "the washington post." >> it has to be wrong because it isn't a right winger. you've got to respect -- let me finish. you spoke for 5 minutes. >> laura: wh

in the middle is republican mike braun, and auto parts distributor of jasper in southwest indiana at former state representative. republican primary in may. also with us is lucy brenton, the libertarian. a finance professor in indianapolis. she previously ran in 2015. -- 2016. now the candidates can make a one minute opening statement starting with senator donnelly. sen. donnelly: thank you into all the hoosiers, you know me. i have had the privilege of being your senator for the last six years. i was the final vote to save health care. i fought to secure our borders. i fought to protect social security and medicare and i stood up for our troops and for our veterans. but who is mike braun? a $10,000 deductible for the workers at his company for health care parent they have to pay $10,000 out of their pocket before they can get their first aspirin. at the same time he gave himself $18 million. he also wants to go after your health care. he supports a lawsuit that would take away your coverage for pre-existing conditions. he has supported a tax cut by mitch mcconnell, $2 trillion in de

it's not that anybody believes i'm going to be able to win jasper county.in a few more votes. i have news for you, it's close. >> reporter: in many ways, it's a political mees a miracle she represents this red state that president trump p won by 20 points. she won in 2006 and again in 2012 after todd aiken talked of legitimate rape. >> health care is on the ballot. >> reporter: like many democrats in tough races, she tries to stay focused on health care and preserving obamacare's protections for pre-existing conditions. her gop opponent josh holly says he supports them too but he's part of a lawsuit that could strike down the protections. he's casting the race as a clear choice. >> we don't like the washington establishment. we think that there needs to be a shake-up in both parties. and, you know, voters were very adamant about that. this campaign is really about. that. >> reporter: hawley is a staunch trump supporter. elected attorney general just two years ago. the blouunt mccaskill launches e liners at her 38-year-old ivy league educated challenger. >>

selling goods to coal miners in walker county, and they grew that into a brick-and-mortar store in jasper, alabama. where they were pillars of the committee, opened a synagogue, built a synagogue there, and withgenerations come up grandfather served in the military and became a doctor. over generations, my family , just like many of you in this room -- this is the american dream. that our family lived over the course of generations. my family from the late 19th century to the early 20th century coming here, and different people, it may be first generations or much longer. but we have lived this american dream, and this is what america stands for for me. -- this is what america stands for, to me. how did that happen? it is because it had an immigration system that worked and we need to have comprehensive immigration reform and have people willing to go to congress, work across the aisle, and make that happen in a way that works for our communities and supports as well those workers who want to come here with visas. it is this current limitation on visas that is hurting our hotel industry,

countryside as peddlers, selling goods to coal miners and they grew that into a brick-and-mortar store in jasper, alabama. they were pillars of the committee, told a synagogue and -- built a synagogue in over the generations, my father served in the military and became a doctor. over generations, my family achieve the american dream. my family come from the late 19 century to the early 20th century coming here, and beferent people, it may first generations or much longer. we have that the american dream and this is what america stands for for me. how did that happen, because it had an immigration system that worked and we need to have comprehensive immigration reform and have people willing to go to congress, work across the aisle to make that happen in a way that works for our communities and supports the workers who want to come here with visas. this current limitation on visas brainpower, our universities. we need comprehensive reform of these areas. >> i don't think there's anyone in this room who agrees with 100% of the time, period. i think she's right. you do have to come willing to actua