some republicans say they support jay powell. are you hearing from colleagues that they are open to resisting jay powell? sen. warren: i don't want to represent anybody else's point of view, but i am not the only person who has been concerned about his approach to regulation. i want to put this in context. i think back to 2007, 2008, when the fed would not step up and regulate the giant financial institutions. good on monetary policy, but not regulate financial institutions, afraid to rein them in. a bit at a time they kept loosening regulations until those giant institutions took on too much risk and crashed the whole economy. i came to washington to make sure that have -- that never happens again. i want to see a fed chair who cares about both parts of the job, monetary policy, but willingness to regulate giant financial institutions equally important. david: i have not talked to anyone who was around in 2007 who wants to repeat that. my law school classmate can tell you about it. how close are we to that now? how far have we c

coming up later we have francine lacqua speaking with jay powell. a conversation taking place from the research conference. david: just ahead, supply chain issues plaguing, mattel says they are working through all of these issues. that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the choice of doing nothing is not an option. >> we have seen an increase month after month, a surge in demand for goods driven by e-commerce but also a shift away from services towards goods. >> it is a market influx. unlike the recession or bankruptcies or the tsunami that has caused shortages in the system, it is a supply issue. >> it has gone up in the volume is up 20% right now. it will even be more as that year goes on. >> the bigger issue right now is the labor force in the united dates and specifically getting more truck driver and truck capacity and warehouse capacity to labor and distribution centers. david: talking to us about the ongoing supply chain squeeze. we also heard from the ceo of mattel who says that his company is working through a lot of these that are hobbl

let me recap what has been said in particular by jay powell. appreciate that it was hard to hear exactly what he was saying, taylor. what he was saying is that we are on track to taper asset purchases. he says that is likely to be completed by mid 2022 and he is indicating that he believes apply constraints will linger well into 2022. that is not at odds with this idea that we are seeing transitory inflation, but certainly talking about that transitory. -- that transitory period busting longer. taylor: it does not mean -- that transitory period lasting longer. taylor: that might not square with some of the definitions of what other people are talking about when they say transitory. guy: the real question is will it be a period of increasing prices? will we see a series of price shocks and then we stabilize at those higher prices or do the prices continue to increase? we don't really know yet. this phase is lasting longer. going through the pmi data, that will last well into next year. taylor: i will credit romaine bostick for pointing this out

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jay powell is up for renomination.ow progressives like senator warren has called him a dangerous man. you have the likes of treasury secretary janet yellen who says she supports his nomination. lisa: it raises the question of how much president biden would like to see jay powell renominated cannot shake the bow. what is the view on that? >> the infrastructure spending is definitely the president's first and foremost agenda. he will be having a number of meetings throughout the week he went to capitol hill friday to try to unify the party. in this sense there was a win for the progressives. he said the bills are going to happen together. we are not meant to get hard infrastructure until we get a framework, and the progressives want to vote, on reconciliation. he did say it is not meant to be $3.5 trillion. this is going to be the tenuous negotiation. the president is going to be a speech -- be giving a speech on the debt ceiling. a lot of issues for the business community are front and center. jonathan: can we get a bas

stuff like this is ludicrous, not jay's fault.s gets far enough long so far i think he's gotten it right and his armchair quarterback critics should be ashamed of themselves. a year from now they will owe this man an apology. believe me, i know them, they won't give him one it's not their style there's always a bull market somewhere. just here on "mad money," i'm jim >>> brian laundrie is dead the manhunt officially over. authorities revealing what they used to confirm his id and contempt of congress the house fighting back, voting to recommend criminal charge

this is happening in liberal washington state withly brail jay inslee -- with liberal jay inslee but anywhere. i you grew up in texas. i have a lot of good friends there. texas has always been pretty conservative. the more people that move in there that think like jay inslee, it tends to flip things so et voting is very important. in the state of washington, guys didn't know what to do. the guys i work with, i'm old enough to be their dad. i'm old enough to remember what an eight track player is. we have medical conditions, there's sole incomes like us, my wife works part-time at a place but we're basically sole income. i'm it. with four kids, with that, people are scrambling. but the support's been great for our fellow troopers. we've been lifting each other up, supporting each other. the outcry from the public has been amacing. the -- amazing. the way people have reached out, it's incredible. carley: have you heard from other officers that are willing to take the step that you did and are going to leave their jobs because of this vaccine mandate? because we're dealing with a situat

but, yeah, i wanted to work with jay for years.reached out to him, like maybe a year and a half before on instagram i dm'd -- i slipped into his -- creeped into his dms to say -- anyway -- just 'cause i was a fan, i wanted to work with the dude so bad. so, anyway, yeah, he contacted me about the part and i signed up >> seth: where did you guys first meet >> comic-con >> yeah. yeah >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah. we both geeked out on each other at comic-con [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: did you -- were other people there to see it because i imagine if you were just a, you know, a civilian at comic-con and you watched the two of you guys meet, that would be well worth the price of admission. >> absolutely. >> i -- i don't know i don't know there wasn't a whole lot of people it was, kind of, you know, a behind the curtain thing, but there was a few people around, for sure >> seth: you also worked together on "dune. and i've seen stills from "dune. and it looks incredibly hot and uncomfortable. and then "see" looks incredibly

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we have such a great relationship with jay. he just came to dreamforce we've had an opportunity to talk about this with all our clients. he's taking our financial services cloud, built on our name sake salescloud that's our $6 billion product that lets customers build direct relationships with other customers. it's been critical it's been an essential service during the pandemic. and what jay has done is just genius he's bringing in his critical information from rocket mortgage that makes his employees even more successful. i couldn't be more excited about this >> dreamforce does sound like the place to be. we're going to have to come one year >> yes we've been waiting for you >> i know. and i'm going to be dressed up as one of the giant animals that was behind you last time you joined us. >> jay, i wanted to ask about the way in which you'll then use this tech and share this tech with other people who may have been seen as rivals in the past. i get the kind of interest to diversify the revenue stream and why the market likes i

jay gray, nbc news, washington. >> jay, thank you. the justices won't hear arguments in that mississippi abortion case until october 24. we say this is an extraordinary caseload for the supreme court. how often does this type of caseload happen? >> it's extraordinary because first of all they're very volatile issues, some of them. abortion, capital punishment will be one of them, gun rights, giving public aid to a religious group. my gosh, it goes on. but it's not just because of those issues. it's because of the polarization in american society. it's because of the polarization in the congress. the country is divided in ways that we just haven't seen in decades. you put that together with the court's ability to retool the way so many important things are done in this country, and you've got the makings of a real tough session. >> you just kind of took the words out of my mouth. it seems like this is more cyclical. maybe it's our own version, our own way of looking at this that stands out. >> it's cyclical in a lot of ways, raj. one w

there has been focused on the money printing done by jay powell and the federal reserve but that is a separate issue. that is something that applies in the hands of the u.s. treasury and janet yellen. because of the stakes and the possibility of a default of the world's largest economy, it has been the purview of the federal reserve to offer commentary on what the stakes might be to the economy if that happened so i think you hear commentary from jay powell, not so long ago, saying congress should act to address the debt ceiling and make sure the united states can pay its bills to stop there -- offer their recommendation on how to do that, saying they should raise the debt ceiling which i think is something we saw at the roundtable with the white house is a prevailing view among the wall street and the economist community. pedro: he is a reporter for finance -- yahoo! finance. if you want to ask him questions, you are invited to call (202) 748-8001 for republicans, (202) 748-8000 for democrats, and (202) 748-8002 for independents. you report on matters of the economy. what are those l

. >> does this whole episode, is it going to upset jay powell's chances of being renominated for the fed? >> you know, it certainly has raised questions whether or not he was quite the shoe in others thought ahead of time. he was already facing concerns about the inflation that's out there, whether policy has been right. and now this conflict of interest issue is something that has been a knock against him i think it's not -- it is fair to say this is an effort to get ahead of that. certainly, this is something the fed has done for the first time prospectively after the series of reports that have come out one after another about reserve trading. >> steve thank you for that, with the breaking news. >>> we are watching the s&p 500 to see if it can keep the winning streak going one more day. dow is lower, nasdaq higher, s&p 500 is flat. the focus right now is of course on earnings, especially the guidance bob pisani is following that from the new york stock exchange, hey, bob. >> hello there, scotty good to see you. bottom line so far is earnings are good they are just not as good as t

what's jay powell going to do? a third of all the goods from china are hung up in ports outside of the u.s. west coast. that's the problem. now, we've all had, we've all said sitting here right now let's pour in $6 trillion in spending from the government on top of that. liz: oh, well -- >> it's not looking good. liz: speaking of which, we're getting right to that right now. scott, tom, lively discussion. and as i said, speaking of which, let's get to the spending bill and where we stand right now. let's go straight live to chad pergram, it's happening right now. democrats working feverishly, around the clock to try and get a detailed framework for president biden's build back better plan. they'd like to have nearly $2 trillion set before the president at least for the u.n. climate change conference and g20 next weekend. will they? and at a town hall last night, the president admitted key proposals would likely be cut to appease no rates within the party, name -- moderates in the party. to chad pergram who's been c

jay. proud to have you on tonight.ld you please tell our audience here tonight what you told me last week and what youtube the didn't want the world to hear? let's start with the position on vaccine mandates for adults. please tell us your assessment of that policy. >> so the science is really simple, steve. what we found from a whole host of research studies that have been, that have come out is that the vaccines are fantastic tools to protect you against severe disease, and hospitalizations from from if covid. even five, six, seven months after the vaccine, after you got the vaccine. on the other hand, after five or six months, the protection against getting infected drops. i mean, there's some, you know, how much it drops is still not clear, but i'll just tell you i was vaccinated in april, and then i got covid in august. it wasn't a severe case, exactly consistent with what the literature says. so what that means is the vaccine is a great tool for self-protection but not particularly effective after a few months fo

warren: i already said i can't support jay powell for re- nomination. my view is he ends his term, we put somebody else in place. i think the fed will be better off and our economy will be safer. david: let's talk about who that

jay powell receiving the backing of more than half of republicans on the trade committee.hey also has broad support from democrats. a facebook whistleblower testified the social media giant is well aware of the mental health risks posed by the platform. she said internal documents show the company prioritized profit over correcting misinformation and mental health. moody's investment service cut india's credit rating from stable to negative, still at the lowest investment grade, on par with russia and romania. the agency saying downside risks are in essence receding. the son of the late dictator marcus -- marcos announcing his candidacy in the philippines presidential race. he joins a crowded field including boxer turned senator many packing up. that is a look at the first word headlines. yvonne: brent still above 82 bucks, four days of solid gains we are seeing when it comes to crude prices. after we saw that opec decision where they did raise production but not exactly enough to ease the concerns we are seeing when it comes to energy right now. goldman sachs saying this

jay, you think ah uthoritariani cannot happen here. why do you say that?o democracy is immune to fas fascism. and no party can just dismiss it. this is not just the united states, including great britain, we are seeing the same thing. there are global patterns to this slide to fascism orauthori. my point is when writing the book, it didn't happen in turkey because turkey is a crazy country. it will happen to all of us unless we start acting together. >> so what does democracy collapsing look like? i know you use the word "slide" because it's not like you wake up one day and you're no longer living in a democracy, right? what does it look like? what does the process look like and what is the end result? >> there are many people who think fm fascism is a historica concept but it's a political tool as well. it doesn't step fully formed into the government, it just creeps into the system. they first mobilize and normalize ignorance. they ask for respect, and when you respect them, you give to each in conventional politics and the first thing they do is elbow a

jay gray, nbc news washington. >> thanks, jay. >>> southwest airlines is still juggling major flight delays as thousands of stranded travelers struggle to get home. more than 2,000 flights were canceled or delayed over the weekend including dozens in the bay area. the carrier blamed air traffic control issues, bad weather, and staffing shortages. we spoke to an airline expert who says it is because southwest jam packs its flight schedule so any disruption is a domino effect. >> i have about 4500 hours charged on my card pending for all the different hotels, ubers, everything we had to go back and forth with. >> they had to have known something was up. why didn't they tell us and cancel sooner or try to reschedule? now it doesn't look like they have any flights for the next couple days out of here. >> the disruption began friday after the pilots union asked a federal court to block the airline's order that all employees get covid vaccinations. both the company and the pilots union say employees are not conducting a sick out. >>> a legal back and forth continues in texas over the state

(jay) i rest my case. -i won fair and square. -i guess rick won! was rick on the back of the bike with you? (laughing) "the news with shepard smith" starts now. >>> the nation's been heading for financial disaster, but all of a sudden d.c. may have a fix. i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> my republican friends need to stop playing russian roulette with the economy. >> debt ceiling drama in d.c. as new path forward emerges what we know about the possible deals struck and the pressure to avoid financial disaster. >>> shots ring out at a high school. >> we're freaking out, just sitting on the floor scared out of our minds. >> after a fight between students. >> just gut-wrenching. >> four people injured, one suspect arrested what police say happened >>> a war of words mark zuckerberg responds after his former employee's bombshell testimony. how the founder of facebook is defending his company. >>> the college admissions scandal that rocked the nation headed to a jury for the first time now audio recordings of the alleged mastermind at the

(engine revs) (jay) tonight on jay leno's garage: i'm like a nascar mom right now.rs ago and there was nothing here. -and now? -but it won't be a walk -in the park. -get movin'. (jay shouting) (iliza) i like goin' through that mud.

warren: i can't support jay powell for riemann nomination -- for renomination.s he ends his term, we put somebody else in his place, and i think the fed will be better off and our economy will be safer. jonathan: senator warren on the federal reserve in the past when he four hours. good morning -- the past 24 hours. good morning. on the s&p, we are -1.2%. on the nasdaq, we are -1.3%. yields higher to 1.5450%. all of the attention on nat gas prices in europe. a full round-trip from plus 39% in the u.k. to about plus 4%, 5%. tom: i'm looking at four-day natural gas off the commodity. this is the american view. it has pulled back, maybe not like what you showed earlier in europe, but we come back to where we were earlier in the afternoon yesterday. it is a pullback. jonathan: we are now negative. tom: right now, for global wall street, we are going to go geek on you, and we want you to keep up. robert lucas invented my concept of expectations. the giant from chicago was one of my first interviews when i joined bloomberg. always controversial within economics. willi

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with that, i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> any questions of jay? jay, just one comment. i heard an interview this morning regarding jean frazier at citigroup, and she's wrestling with all of these same types of issues, and it's quite innovative, what she's planning, so it might be worth looking at her remake of citigroup in these post pandemic times. >> okay. thank you. >> yeah, it was interesting. if there's no questions -- joe, go ahead. >> one question. >> okay. >> yeah. jay, i know the building owners contract with the janitorial service to do all the daily cleaning. i'm just wondering, do you think they're as thorough and complete and appropriate for all of our staff at sfers, but whether we want to go back over ourselves and wipe down with a very powerful disinfectant? >> we, as part of the safety provisions provided by the city over the pandemic, have the lysol wipes and materials that we can wipe down common areas, kitchen machines, and other areas, so the protocol for staff returning as it stands right now on november 1, is we would urge people to wipe those are

no, jay powell is so rigorous.n't i don't the term -- he didn't go on transitory the last time, but i think these little points, natural gas peaking, spr, they can start going and have a momentum and make it so the finance guys who, by the way, the finance guys are the buyers at the -- thank for you that, great work the henry hub, natural gas, a lot of that is hedge funds. >> speculators >> speculators >> do you think we'll be sitting here two years from now talking about it's transient or by then will you admit it wasn't >> i'm with jay powell ives with jay powell the whole time i'm staying with him. >> it's like the president may be with him, too. >> i think jen psaki was asked, does he have confidence, and she said, they do, the white house has confidence. >> he favors putting as many people to work as possible i think the problem is finding them everybody has to learn what happened to the 60 to 65-year-old cohort who left the -- >> the great resignation >> then people in their 60s. anyone who hears they need a

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how juan jay is a sub contractor with the korean postal service. he works an average of 14 hours a day or 70 hours. a week begins at the regional distribution center. there are downs and parcels here waiting to be sorted, not by warehouse staff the by the drivers themselves. this is one of the major complaints of the delivery drive. they spend hours the beginning of their shift sorting and then loading the packages onto the truck. and i say they're not tied all those hours. our job is deliver the stuff that's our job is clearly kidding our contract. but before that we have to spend like 4 hours every day before us begin our job. without payment drivers are only paid when night to live an item around inc. her apostle, the boom in online shopping judah cove at 19 main drivers are spending even longer sorting packages, delaying when they can start their deliveries. since the pandemic began, 21 delivery workers have died. unions say it's from overwork, it's not just constant like that is that these is collect during the war this is not right. this is m

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until that october sale of stock jay powell, the s&p 500 went up 4%. that it has risen 31%. so there is a lot of investigating, further investigating that i think the media needs to do to look into this. charles: real quick, danielle. it is not a secret brainard wants this job. she made specific speeches auditioning for this job. >> she has. we have to remember she was promised to be treasury secretary janet yellen had hillary clinton would be elected. she publicly donated to her campaign which is a big know know at the federal reserve by the way -- no, no. she thought she was in line to be treasury secretary under president biden. that was looked over as well. i think she feels three strikes she is out. i don't think she wants lower provision of vice-chair of supervision, regulation. that is being bandied about. if you look at vegas betting odds, still have jay powell in the running and brainard's numbers have not moved up appreciate i about. to me that says what a difficult time the biden administration will have getting brainard's nomination through

amy: that was jay jacobs, the chair of the new york state democratic committee.r apologized. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez responded by tweeting quote "jay jacobs absolutely should resign over his disgusting comments comparing a black single mother who won a historic election to david duke. india walton is the democratic nominee for mayor of buffalo. no amount of racist misogyny from the old boys' club is going to change that." aoc will be heading to buffalo on saturday to campaign with india walton. this comes as nearly 2000 nurses at south buffalo's nurse eat -- mercy hospital are on strike, one of many strikes nationwide. with election day less than two weeks away, we go now to buffalo where we are joined by india walton. if she wins in november, she will be the first mayor of a major american city in decades who identifies as socialist. welcome to democracynow. congratulations on your victory. are you also calling for the head of the state democratic party to resign and talk about what your platform is. india: good morning and thank you for having me

jay, thank you so much for being with me. thus far a tweet from hrc on this. i would like you to fill out the reaction to what you read that this now former head coach sent over this period of years. >> thank you so much. it's a pleasure to be with you all here today. i think there's just not room for racist, homophobic and misogynistic rhetoric in sports. we know it's a pervasive problem, and unfortunately the e-mails exposed that in a shocking way. i think coach gruden should know this. he should have known better that what he said was harmful and i'm glad to see that he's no longer a coach, and i think the nfl has a real opportunity at this moment to double down on their diversity efforts and push an environment that is really fully inclusive where all folks are welcomed in sports, and, you know, there's a whole lot of work that needs to be done. >> so what's that work look like? listen, we've seen the, i don't want to call it an aside, that suggests there's nothing behind it, but the messages at the end zone, the helmets,

congressman jay adolfo. ashley hinson. steve hairs and ford o'connell.epublicans demanding a ethics violation over ag garland family conflict of interest, whose son-in-law profits off of school boards big time. republicans are demanding a special counsel into hunter biden. also tonight, texas deploying armed national guards to arrest illegal aliens for trespassing. texas, missouri suing the white house to build the border wall. this debate, should california declare a state of emergency as truckers now demand. california the nation's headquarters of dysfunction. it made life a living hell for truckers. fueling a trucker shortage and harming the entire coverage. news coming in, first on fox. defense industry rocked. lockheed martin and ge face petests walkouts over vaccine mandates. will dr. fauci be called account for lying to congress. new nih letter that says the nih funded supervirus research contradicting dr. fauci or can you expect more thunderous hair splitting and dissembling from dr. fauci. critics call this a textbook case of bureaucratic stubbo

. >> kevin hart, jay-z, owner of the patriots. >> i feel like god put me in the position to be the voice for the voiceless. this is way more bigger than me. >> hello and welcome to "dateline. " countless young musicians dream of fame and fortune. meek mill was living the fantasy. he went from rapping on street corners to rubbing elbows with some of the biggest names in hip-hop. then suddenly the rising star found himself in a spotlight he never imagined. what happened to meek mill and how he fought back struck a cord that had nothing to do with music. here's lester holt with dreams and nightmares, the meek mill story. >> we're here to demand justice. >> his plight sparked headlines around the world and protests in the streets. his cases defining a cause for millions, demanding reform. charging the criminal justice system is corrupt; that mass incarceration and a punitive probation system are unfairly ensnaring minorities. >> we're sick of a system that over incarcerates black and brown people. >> his name is robert rameek williams, also known as meek mill a philadelphia rapper who has so

diane's colleagues, including jay grover filled the prosecution side of the room.ing to an end. >> on count one, murder, we find the defendant not guilty. >> not guilty of deliberately murdering diane, but, wait. on the felony charge of shooting the gun at diane -- >> we find the defendant guilty. >> killing someone while commit a felony. >> guilty of felony murder. >> possession of a firearm in the course of a felony. >> guilty. >> trying to influence the witness dani jo carter. >> guilty. >> in lay terms the verdict meant tex didn't mean to kill diane but he did mean to shoot her. >> when you hear the first "guilty" count -- >> it was like, we got him. we got him. >> texas lawyers were mystified. >> i think it's a mistake in the verdict, and it is the result of a compromise and i think it is just plain wrong. >> tex's sister dixie is still stunned. >> to think that one moment in time you lose your wife, you lose your friends. you lose your money. you lose your house, you lose your career, you lose your dignity, and you lose your freedom and your future. >> only o

elizabeth warren has criticized the federal reserve leadership, saying jay powell shows bad judgmentfailing to stop trade activity by top officials. warren questioned why powell did not prevent officials from making the investments and in a later interview with bloomberg, she repeated her opposition to the reappointment. >> i cannot support jay powell for renomination. my view is he ends his term with somebody else in place and i think the fed will be better off and i think our economy will be safer. laura: germany's greens have highlighted major policy differences with the cdu after they sounded each other out on forming a three-way coalition with the free democrats. the conservatives are hoping to lead a government under their candidate to fight the narrow defeat of olaf scholz's social democrats. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. mark, dani. dani: laura wright in london. we have the british natural gas opening up this morning, opening up to a record 330 p

you're in good hands (jay) allstate. mr.and successes and failures. see if you can guess which are which. -ready to go for the first one? -let's go. (jay) all right, let's-- blow the horn. (cricket chirping) oh yeah, i remember that one. the horn didn't work. (laughs) (jay) oh. okay. (mark) then it was definitely my car, you found it. okay, well, the horn doesn't work on that one, this is the thing about doing really cheap television. this is gonna be worth it. come here, i'll show you. tonight, on jay leno's garage: let me give you a little preview of what she can do. (car rockets ahead) -well, excuse me! -it's viva la versatility!

jonathan: the blue jays. tom: good morning, seattle.led to have this seattle man erin are -- seattle mariners fans with us. jonathan: you will never hear from her again when they start to do badly, annmarie hordern. producer jamie just sent in email -- retailers like walmart, costco, and dick's sporting goods have not seen the worst of the supply chain and freight inflation. at the same time, sales are decelerating, that from morgan stanley. a warning. tom: they are, but the ebitda margin on dick's sporting goods's half of the big money makers in television -- dick's sporting goods half of the big money makers. bed, bath & beyond, of course they got hammered. jonathan: i don't know of course they got hammered, but they were down 20%. tom: that's not the definition of cratered. jonathan: what is the definition, 25 percent, 30%? tom: 2%. jonathan: up 1/10 of 1% on the s&p. ♪ jonathan: remind me not to get involved in major league baseball banter. i am told the red sox are tied with the mariners, not the toronto blue jays. they are in the

but no, jay-z was very -- we were just grooving.ill this thing. in the middle of the pandemic i lived in santa fe and stayed in santa fe when the film went down i just thought about that. when jay-z says you're going to kill, it you're going to make a classic, you kind of believe in that. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's exciting. you've got a lot ahead of you. you're going to kill that movie. you killed the movie, now you're going to kill some avengers on top of it. >> i'm a killer. >> jimmy: you're a killer. >> we have to find laney. what's her name again? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: finally, the final person on your list is laney. the chicken and rice place. jonathan majors, everybody. "the harder they fall" is in theaters october 22nd and netflix november 3rd. thanks, jonathan. we'll be back with walk the moon. you're doing it wrong, man! what's wrong with action figures? nothing, except buying them without capital one shopping. what's that? samuel... mr. l... jackson. capital one shopping instantly searches for available coupon codes a

(jay) now, if we can just remember where we left her car. (playful music) (raptor cries) >>> hey, everybody it's friday afternoon. that can only mean one thing, "options action" coming at you it's like on auto pilot or something. >> carter worth looks at the it's like it's on auto pilot >> carter worth looks at the name you can't avoid at this intersection, tesla. then tony zhang explains why netflix is anything but chill. and how to cozy up without risking a heart ache plus, like a nerd in an '80s movie, only so many times commodities will be a hero the professor shows you,000 seize the day. >>> and a special earnings trade tonight. it is such a big show we are running out of time. it's time to risk less to make more "options action" starts now. >> let's get to it we have so much to cover tonight. >> we have so much to cover. even with autopilot it is hard to get around. you can't have an earning seasons without talking about tesla. carter, what are the charts saying >> i have two charts, the same as bitcoin which is to say the phenomenon o