that's when jeni turn to her old friend joe lowe.t the time he had a big job at ge. >> i said well i love you guys and that sounds awesome and whole some and i'd love to do it but i don't think you need a ceo. no no in, you know us. we're artists. we created something amazing and need somebody to help us grow it. >> the company grew steadily turning her ice cream into a national brand, healthy online sales and retail distribution to high end supermarkets then everything came to a grinding halt when a crisis hit that threatened everything that the company stood for. >> we were informed that one pint of our ice cream in lincoln, nebraska tested positive forlisteria. that's the after moment for me. there's stress and then there's crisis. crisis is when there is a before and after. you go forward in a whole different way than you were before. >> the news was devastating. food contaminated with listeria could kill someone. with jeni's name on each and every pint, the problem struck directly at the heart of this business built on a reputat

chris schwartz and joe nick cole low to name few. this what's going happen in just a short time once they've left the stage they'll stand and pose in front of what will be their plaques here on the walk of fame. so i haven't been able to peek under most of them but i do understand down there at the very end that is jill scott's who will be standing in front of her plaque and right beside her the one and only his patti labelle. so we are so excited to be here. you can see the crowd is all fired up here. and again they're just in the midst of the induction ceremony. tonight all of this will be capped off with a huge gala in fishtown at the fillmore. that's going to be later on this evening. for now that's the very latest. natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha always gets the great assignments. >> yeah. >> it looks like fun out there. >> what a noise day to be out there. >> absolutely. it's so comfortable outside. the slightest wind but there's still low humidity. >> good. >> still have that comfortable warmth but it's still

that is a record low. joe: real quickly with the government bonds.d 10 year, not much going on. 10 year yield up modestly at 2.38%. higher at 1.6%. that is about it. julia: the dollar a touch higher here. there are a lot of factors to consider here. relatively unchanged for the dollar index. you do see sterling a bit higher. bank of england meeting on thursday. if we get a surprise and we see the bad boyfriend back, no hike. we could see sterling drop as .ow as 127.5 we also have the canadian dollar weaker here. the dollar index is at a gain of 01%. joe: finally on commodities, starting with oil and gold, oil continuing to gain. we talked about yesterday how oil is starting to show nice momentum and strong demand from around the world. signals from saudi arabia and from russia fo. gold selling off a little bit. lumber, features, strong housing demand, rebuilding. there is concern over trade with canada. another 2% gain on lumber futures. palladium up another 1.6%. this is cement precious doing very well. that's of high-tech applications, including el

joe . >>> fell to new low. just 38% approve. down 4 points since september.'s disapproval rating hit a new high of 57%. also seen a dip in approval numbers among core supporters and eight point drop since september with white evangelical voters and whites without a college degree. down to 66 approval. and six point drops among another three groups, conservatives, men and white voters falling below majority with men and whites. down to 46 and 45% each. self identified trump voters and republicans, the president's approval remains steady. 87% of approve from trump voters. 83% support from republicans. >>> with millions of dollars already spent, republican civil war brewing in next year's midterm elections, becoming deeply personal with allies and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell new attack. challenged senator dean keller in nevada to sign a mcconnell replacement pledge. mitch mcconnell tweeted back, here's another pledge to sign. the blister new york daily news headline claiming that bannon is anti-semitic. bannon has denied the claim. attack on his chara

wanted to avoid a crush of paparazzi hoping to get a glimpse of simpson but as joe friar tells us his hopes of keeping a lowrofile vanished quickly. >> trevor: his hopes of keeping a low profile? he's o.j. simpson, the world's most infamous shirt thief. legally i have to call him a shirt thief. who can forget the time he mercilessly stole his own jerseys. ( laughter ) low profile? we made fave tv shows about you this year. even ryan secrest is, like, he's everywhere, man! but it's true, the juice is finally loose. let's see how he's doing. >> didn't take long for a cameraman to catch up with o.j. simpson at a nevada gas station. >> how does it feel to be out? >> i'm in a car the last five hours, how do i know how it feels to be out? >> trevor: whoa, is it just me or did black people used to be more grateful for freedom? free at last, free at last, lord have mercy in damn traffic is killing me! ( laughter ) and your first car trip is in what might as well be a white bronco? how did you guys find me, the pope says? i was in the pope mobile! avis didn't have a tan subaru? and the reporter sneaking up on o.j.?

low incomes. the government wanted to go much further next year. joe lynam, bbc news. you are watching bbc news.nchetty will have all the day's news, business and sport. they will also have more on hurricane ophelia, still a hurricane at the moment, but getting less fierce as it approaches the coast. all schools will be closed. britain and ireland are bracing themselves for the arrival of hurricane ophelia, the most powerful storm ever to have formed so far east in the atlantic. the met office has warned of potential danger to life with strong winds, heavy rain and storm surges expected. the head of austria's conservative people's party is on course to become the world's youngest national leader, at the age of 31. sebastian kurz is in a strong position to form a new coalition government, but may have to rely on the far—right freedom party. the leader of the spanish region of catalonia, carles puigdemont, hasjust hours to tell the central government in madrid whether or not he has actually declared independence. now it is time for our news review. the guardian leads with somalia, where over 500 p

the rule of law in the country and why have they taken the step as you mentioned dismally low approval ratings joe moore who says ratings also dropped she was a page for much less severe allegations last year yet he survives. exactly that is what holds those i think most of those not only brazilians but everyone who has been following brazilian politics and i would guess. is that he has actually implemented economic agenda that is what brazilians alit and the international elite more exacting of it of him so we have now a government that is so willing to bring back for example slavery in the street just to preserve our interests as the average business he's not all. natural resources for international capital so it is even legitimate government that is so we'd like to just if our interests is the country and she will and are to give this up in power and what are the very interesting fact as well that fifty nine percent of lawmakers who sided with the to the vote in august that on whether he should face trial are themselves actually on the investigation. exactly so as often val we know that at leas

but as joe frier tells us, his hopes of keeping a low profile vanished quickly. >> reporter: it didn't take long for a camera man to catch up with o.j. simpson at a nevada gas station. >> well, the car for the last five hours, how do you know how it feels to be out? and look, i've been in nowhere, usa, for the last nine years doing nothing, nothing has changed in my life. what do you guys -- what do you expect. >> reporter: this just hours after simpson walked out of lovelock correctional center. nevada's department of directions which released this video and photo kept the time and location of his release a secret. >> we needed to know that our communities were not going to have a paparazzi chase through the middle of town. >> reporter: now that simpson's free, his attorney says he's interested in life's simpler pleasures. >> steaks. seafood. all of those kinds of things. so he wants those kind of comforts and the biggest thing though had is he wants to be with his family. >> reporter: simpson hopes to move to florida, state's attorney general pam bondy is objecting saying our state s

. >> he says we are currently in a low return environment. in baseball, joemanager of the new york yankees. the team says he will not return after 10 years.he let the yankees to within one game of the world series this season, and they won the world series under girardi in 2009. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. coming up, the house narrowly adopting a budget resolution that is a crucial step in the gop tax overhaul plans. givingpeaker paul ryan his weekly news conference right now and saying he is leaving the details to the ways and means committee, which has already said it will impute tax overhaul legislation on november 1. we will be speaking with a congressman of kentucky, the top democrat on the house budget committee, in moments. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i'm mark barton. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn, and this is "bloomberg markets." let's get back to politics. u.s. politics and the house today

joe is another thing. >> i have to be on the low. >> this is tyler's tenth movie as madea, and he's already working on themily funeral out next year. >> the film made more than hundred million dollars million dollars worlds wide. so how long will he keep transforming himself into the unruly may tree arc? >> as lodge as people want to see it i should be around, but i'm determined to not be her age and playing that, that's for sure. >> if i'm zero seven and still doing madea, then something wrong, man, something is really wrong. something went wrong way long time ago. >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, now, back to you. >> i love the moviement and were you cents surprised, see, i'm not under a rock all the time. >> i was surprised you like madea, but that's great. >> i'm surprised by that, too, i am a little. but pretty controversy, you either like her movies and plays or you don't. i am a little bit impartial because here is fun factor me for the day have never seen a madea move. >> i come on, katie, get it together. see this move. >> i i didn't know who lil wayne was. >> these are the things

low to middle incomes. our business correspondent joe lynam reports.iderably more people of working age with a degree. the bad news for minority groups is that they are more likely to be paid less than their white british peers, according according to the resolution foundation, half of all working age indians and 60% of chinese people now have degrees. 28% for white workers. bangladeshi and pakistani graduates are around 12% less likely to be in work than white graduates. indian and black caribbeans are 5% less likely. bame graduates are also far more likely to work in jobs that traditionally pay less such as cleaning or security. there are challenges to be had. upon leaving university they tend to have a much tougher time in the jobs market with lower employment and rates of pay than their white counterparts. next week an audit will be published assessing how ethnic minorities are treated by public services. if it finds major issues, legislation may be on its way. people across the uk could be treated to the sight of dozens of shooting stars, when the

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low cloud. live look at center city. joe holden was reporting seeing some rain drops down at the linc, already, this morning, so now storm scan three, and that is where we have a swath of rainfall looking south of philadelphia. this will continue to spread north throughout the remainder of the morning hours and throughout the day today we will see period of rain and then by in afternoon and evening it will get heavy in some locations. we are dealing with some pockets of the moderate rainfall that are locate add long the route one area moving through portions of chester county between east nottingham and new garden we are dealing with rain that is making their way in new castle county as well and dealing with light rain into south jersey this morning. lets put radar into future motion though. we will see what you can expect throughout the day-to-day, look what sets up around noon time hour right around philadelphia we can see maryland rate to heavy rainfall down the shore but what i really want to draw your attention to is wh

joe. well, americans are optimistic about the economy, researchers at the university of michigan say its measure, since 2004, the improvement in moods can be credited by the records in the stock market, lownemployment, and optimism over post storm recovery efforts, across the country, on friday, wall street ended higher, the dow rose 30-point, the nasdaq added 14. rahel, joe? >> good news, and here is some good news perhaps for our furry friends, we hear disney is rolling out the welcome mat for those four legged friends of ours. so what are the details here? report yes indeed, starting this week dogs are now welcome at four disney resort hotels in orlando for an extra fee, own kearse also get a pluto welcome kit that includes mat, bowls and more, it is a pilot program it, does have a surcharge ranging from 50 to 75 bucks. disney says its k9 vets must be properly vaccinated. >> and well behaved. >> that's the last part, well behaved. >> exactly what i thought, rahel. who determines what is well behaved? you know? how do you call that? but i do have a name for disney if they're looking for some marketing, i think they should call it pluto's pals. >> all right t has a certain ring to it, o

joe: what do you say when clients ask you about low volatility? it seems to be in of session.ferent ways you measure it, cut it, slice it. whether it is at tech space, equities facing with volatility despite all of the headlines and stuff so how do you reconcile that for clients? >> a foundation little volatility but also very high bond prices and low yields. the japanese stock market, 15 days in a row. is probably the biggest in more than three weeks, too. what is happening across the world is one cause. most people would say it is something like activity buying these bonds. for me it is not the issue. we have slow growth and low inflation, and those conditions alone justify low yields. when it comes down to business. andave more oil-producing people demand for oil, the price falls. supply and demand. most of our reluctant to use the same tool for interest rates and the cost of money. my paradigm, i would say the reason interest rates are low and volatility is low is because we have too much capital, too much money. business is not eating as much capital to build factories. j

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joe staly stayed with philadelphia. this game was a painful one all arnold. the 49ers hit a franchise low.go to the second carter and finding tight end all alone. mike trout gives him a game trophy. cj besser intercepted by mills. it was on this play that staly received a blind side hit by cox. staly left the game and needed stitches near his right eye. the 49ers. the raiders travel to buffalo where the bills have yet to lose this season. in the second quarter tied at seven, derrick carr. mol lanno snares it and picks up an easy six. owned had four turnovers which buffalo turned into 13 free points. the dchefense was giving away yards. the raiders dropped to 3-5. warriors closing out their three game home game. this is creepy, stephen curry arriving as jigsaw. kevin durant finds the open lane and finishes nicely. clay thompson hits the three. and then 45 seconds remaining, warriors down eight. durant for three and then curry grabs a rebound but drops it out of bounds. warriors lost 115 to one 0 seven. painful day. more news after the break. >>> recapping our top stories tonight, violence a

joe, i'd like to begin with you. what was the president basing that criticism on low these many months? do you think he actually did a granular deconstruction of the iran deal or who had his ear question one. question two is, for americans smart enough to be watching this broadcast tonight, what's in it for them? why should they if your view is support the iran deal? >> brian, it would be very interesting to know if the president understands what's in the iran deal. if somebody were to ask him to describe it, because it's very hard to believe that the president would disagree with a deal that required iran to shrink its program down to a fraction of its former size before the deal and then wrap it in an unprecedented verification procedure. i don't understand why the president doesn't believe his national security team when they tell him to a person the secretary of state, the secretary of defense, the national security adviser that this is a good deal in america's national security interests. i don't think he understands what's in it. i think he's trapped in a campaign rhetoric. it bec

low fence, trying to gauge where it is and catch the ball at the same time. but playing normal third base, that would have been a lot easier. >> joe: ethier takes a walk. and as has been the norm this postseason, all eyes go to the dugout after somebody reaches in the late innings. a.j. hinch is staying put. >> john: an interesting dilemma for a.j. hinch. you have a fastball coming in towards a guy who likes the ball in. you would prefer to have the slider working away from taylor with the power he possesses. sticking with peacock in this situation. >> joe: good pitch, strike one. >> john: best slider i've seen him throw since covering the last two series. tight, looks like the fastball coming out of his hand. >> joe: a.j. hinch agreed with you that the slider was not as crisp as it had been for peacock this postseason. that's who he's got. here's the 0-1. strike two. >> john: picked a great time for the best two he has. the crowd response. they stand up, like they have for two strikes all playoff. >> joe: almost caught ethier mapping. good move by peacock. tying run at the plate. two out, seventh inning. down for ball one. 1-2 pi

low since 2007. no one is buying these for the monetary apocalypse. julia: no one is selling. [laughter] joeprices are going down. scarlet: they used to be on all the time, the commercials. joe: this is bad news for my political radio host. their businesses struggling. not a good transfer them. scarlet: the market close is next. take a look at the major indexes with less than four minutes before the close. 500, it hass&p broken out of its tight range. it is still not gaining by huge amounts but it is a triple digit increase for the dow. this is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ julia: u.s. stocks closing in the green report eight straight day with the dollar strengthening and treasury slipping ahead of tomorrow's jobs report. am julia chatterley. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. joe: i am joe weisenthal. welcome you to the closing bell coverage. our market minute and stop me if you have her this, new record highs for u.s. stocks. joe: eight days in a row, the longest streak since 2013. remarkable move for the s&p 500. scarlet: eight straight game for -- we are and dow talking about a record low for the vix. the dol

joe. janet yellen offered upbeat assessment of the economy suggesting a third interest rate hike this year. speaking yesterday in washington, yellen said low inflation was the biggest, and while recent hurricanes slowed economic growth, she expect the economy to rebound by year 's end. on wall street, stocks closed higher on friday, the dow rose 30-point, nasdaq added 14. tezsla fired hundreds every employees, the firings included engineers, managers, salespeople and factory workers, the electric car manufacture erray peers to be having production problems with its mass market tezsla three, unclear if the firings are related: and if you feel like the price of keeping a roof over your head is rising, you're not imagining things, the shortage every units increasing across the country. rent jumped 3.8% in 12 month ending in september. back to you guys. >> i wonder if that applies to philly, diane. because rents are expensive here, don't get me wrong, but we have so many apartments being build, so much construction. >> yes, there is a lot of construction here in new york, as well, but rents have been increasing in new york, eye popping levels

joe will be following the latest. >>> president trump's approval rating has sunk to new low. nbc wall street journal poll. 38% is down five points from last month. 58 disapprove. worst of presidency in polls and well below where other modern presidents have ranked the when the same poll had george w. bush at 88. barack obama at 51. 48% want to see democratics in control. that's a seven point lead of republicans at 41. with a little more than a year to decide, 46% say they're voting for democratics to be a check on president trump when 28 back trump's agenda. 22% say they want to send a different message. talk about this, joining us now from washington, daniel litman. coauthor of politico play book. >>> i don't know if they're watching msnbc right now. >> i think they probably are. let's go with that. >> on the raid. with their tv. we're hearing like it's probable someone on the periphery like michael flynn's son or paul manafort's exson-in-law. that's the betting money in d.c. you pressure one of those people. then you charge them and they cooperate. >> let me ask you about t

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i heard poorly rated "morning joe" speaks badly, crazy my ka, low iq bleeding badly from the face. i said no! okay, they're all lies, all lies in there. that was a still of all of that, the most incredible thing, he managed to have five whoppers in one of 140 characters. >> yeah, there is an obvious level of hypocrisy in this effort. at the same time,ly say what i've said before to have someone of her status and to have someone with her influence taking on this issue is not a bad thing for the country, but she should certainly speak to her husband about that. >> maybe she should start with patient x, or patient zero, mark halperin, which she sleeps actually with, the worst bully in america. >> i think a lot these days how the historians will write about the trump administration, it's not a huge thing in the scheme of things, but it will be harold for historian toss explain this. >> actually this is a huge thing in the grand stweep of it. one of the reasons i asked first to start with it, because this is indicative of how shameless everybody is, it's indicative of how much donald tr

joe: here is another way of looking at the market that screams the crisis is long over. start core inflation falling to a 15 year lowan cliched -- it is a cliche. it is not nailed to the floor so to speak, you don't sale to -- sell to everyone. it is a good sign. michael: you never know. i think it is indicative of a shifting narrative of the market. for a long time it was banks were very accommodative. we had the slow, steady economic growth. now that has changed, the fed tightening, so people are repositioning and going with financials that benefit. joe: in theory i could imagine fundamental managers saying get out of your etf's and go to active managed funds, some do well. are they taking advantage of that would work scarlet: are they capitalizing? [laughter] michael: the proverbial stockpicking, which i have heard since i started at bloomberg, this really does indicate the potential is there to outperform. based on some of the numbers i have seen recently, the performance is getting better. they are not trailing hedge funds as much as they were. that is good. that chart is important to explain why the vix is so

. >> reporter: there's a small low-pressure fire still burning but no concerns. >>> joe fryer is in california for us. >> reporter: the fire danger is still very real. evacuation orders lifted for napa city and other areas. welcome break for firefighters on the front lines, battling for a week now, trying to save as many lives and homes as possible. helped by calmer winds and cooling temps, 11,000 firefighters are gaining ground. but the toll on first responders has been brutal. >> help people understand. how long are the shifts you guys are working here? >> 24-hour shifts. >> reporter: a week after these fires started, they're still burning aggressively, and firefighters are working around the clock to put them out. thousands of firefighters are sleeping in tent cities, using makeshift bathrooms, eating when they can. >> after being up all night i'll sleep in one of these lots here at base camp. we're grateful for any kind of sleep. we're not complaining. >> reporter: saving others' home s, many firefighters cope with losing their own. >> this is my house. this is my home. this is my everythi

we are having trouble to get to the 2% target, which actually looks too low, that we should give up on even trying to get there. joeld the fed not be hiking right now? if you are the fed chair? hiking would not be right now. i think the fed is trying to normalize and that version of normality when out the window, 10 years ago. julia: talking about changing political dynamics in the age of trump. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: "what'd you miss?" isublican senator bob corker in open opposition to the president, calling the white house and adult day care center and worrying the president could lead us to world war iii. paule back with krugman, nobel prize-winning economist. joe: corker said there are a lot of people in his caucus, who feel the same what he does. but none have called out trump, to the same degree. paul: it is about their political careers. attention toaying this stuff for a long time, and i read a lot. today's republican legislators, people in the senate, and more so in the house, they grew up in an era of a monolithic, very tightly organized republican party. the ours not people -- these

it was owner joe lacob who flirted with the idea of underpaying the two-time mvp... but g-m bob myers stepped in...preventing any lowoffers... curry had been making 11 to 12 million annually under his previous four-year deal.....before signing a $201 million contract this offseason that now has him locked in until 2022 a-l-d-s game one... yankees in cleveland taking on the indians former a, sonny gray making his first postseason start since 2013 bottom 4th -- jay bruce rips a 2-run blast down right field... the tribe extends their lead 3-nothing (gray: 3.1 ip, 3 hits, 3 runs earned) top 8th -- cody allen strikes aaron judge out swinging... leaves two runners stranded. cleveland wins 4-nothing this week's lexus 'experience amazing' ultimate highlight. we go to game one between houston and boston. jose altuve becomes the ninth player in history to hit 3 home runs in a postseason game astros win 8- 2 thursday night football in tampa bay. tom brady and the patriots taking on the buccaners. a moment of silence honoring all the victims lost in the las vegas mass shooting on sunday night. second quarter - -brady drives the

joe: on the commodities front starting with oil gaining again. there has been optimism about supply cuts. the low for a while, so not a ton of action lately. a little bit, just shy of $1300 an ounce. copper futures gaining 1%, often seen as a global bellwether. the latium having a nice day. it has been on a surge lately come antipollution, high tech uses, so doing nice and extending gains come up nearly 3%. those are today's market minutes. scarlet: a key tactical level for small-cap stocks. that is raising a flag. newton,us from massachusetts, our guest is with us. i'm looking at the relative strength index for the russell the red78, well above line, which would indicate something is ripe for selling. the stage being set for some big rotations this quarter. >> one of the things we have seen this year and the last 12 ,onths, the postelection rally the vast majority took place in the first four months. movesthen, the real big has been in the right groups of the right time and avoid the ones going down. the first half of the year, you did not want to be in energy and bank stocks. that is starting t

it was owner joe lacob who flirted with the idea of underpaying the two-time mvp... but g-m bob myers stepped in...preventing any lowall offers... curry had been making 11 to 12 million annually under his previous four-year deal.....before signing a $201 million contract this offseason that now has him locked in until 2022 the raiders are getting ready to face the ravens this sunday. derek carr was at practice for the first time since fracturing his back last sunday against denver. carr seems to be doing a lot better... he was running and was able to throw. according to offensive tackle, donald penn... carr is very ahead of schedule. the raiders starting quaterback is expected to miss two to six weeks of action backup, e-j manuel will take the reigns for this week in a crucial matchup against baltimore. the 0-and-4 49ers remain a 1 =-point underdog to the colts in indianapolis sundaybrian hoyer cooling off todsay at practice the heat will be on him to perform after 3 subpar games in 4 outingselvis dumervil got his 100th career sack last sunday and hopes to get presser on colts backup jacoby brissett with andrew luck

joe vazquez, kpix5. >> that group will continue to accept donations all day tomorrow at the academy school in berkeley. >> so great to see people doing great work like that. >> it is. >>> there's another lowming in the tropics tonight that could be another category 1 hurricane by saturday in the gulf of mexico. it bears watching. we will in the meantime tonight. we've got warm temperatures in the bay area, 81 degrees in santa rosa, 75 degrees at fremont and a beautiful view of the bay bridge. 508 in the city and mid-60s -- 58 in the city and mid-60s in concord, santa rosa down to 40 degrees, 50 in san jose. >>> if 1 in oakland. high pressure is beginning -- 51 in oakland. high pressure is beginning to nudge into the pacific northwest. we'll have a clear night, some fog along the shoreline and low clouds coming in on the golden gate bridge warming a little bit tomorrow, a little bit more on friday and then peaking on saturday. fleet week is looking prettyfo strictly bluegrass this weekend in the park 72 degrees. 72 in san francisco, concord 83 degrees, san jose 83. in the south bay the numbers tomorrow will be in the low 80s, very pleasant, plenty of sun, the shoreline in the 60s. east bay

low-level employee who is a harasser. someone comes to a job and they're warned be careful of joe, he's been here for 30 year years, he has a rude sense of humor. sure enough, she finds out who he is and h they go to complain and who doe do they protect? joe. they protect joe and that woman is phased out. with that every level. i was horrified by the harvey weinstein story but i was also thrilled came out, that he was outed and he got fired and he will take his name off the company. i think you should be shunned. i think this is a huge step forward for all of us. >> it's a step forward for the enablers who will be called out and they will feel shame that all of those women felt and shouldn't have. those people will feel ashamed. enablers are a huge part of this problem and a huge part of the solution. sexual harassment training and company should focus more on enablers than most anything else. how do we give the courage to the enabler to not be the enabler and to also come forwar forward. >> i was i was reading your book i just got mad and madder and madder. i just kept thinking it can't be happening, and yet it is. the r

joe, i think were you going to make a point. >> can we get an intraday chart. >> we're around the lows of the day for the stock for wells. >> we're talking about a waiting game for wells and you're asking what's the catalyst time is the ultimate catalyst for them there will be a moment when you see outperformance for wells fargo relative to a city or bank or jpmorgan and while time is allowing them toll stabilize you're witnessing them a year where cities are up 24%. jpmorgan is up 12% and bank of america is up 16%. that's where the momentum is that's where the earnings r.that's where the money is going to continue to go. pete >> right you follow the money you follow the money i absolutely do. why i own bank of america and citi and own and bought back the xlf. joe brings up great points their opportunity is created by a situation when you think something has been oversold. that's why i thought wells fargo was an opportunity i felt as if it was oversold it got down to that $51 level. we talk about 1.3 times book that's when that stock has been basically stopped and started to move back up again we've already had an 8% move i think

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it's prudent for a low lying city like new orleans to take precautions well ahead of time they're going to get a final thought from you i mean we've already had hurricane harvey and joe's a this year and now we have tropical storm nate barreling towards the u.s. why is this year's hurricane season so active and so destructive. well we're not really sure there's fluctuations year to year with hurricane seasons and last year wasn't nearly as active this year is very active sometimes people point towards climate change but year to year variations happen anyway so in order to be suspect more suspicious about climate change causing more hurricanes we really need to see this kind of trend over several years right now we're not really sure if it's climate change or just normal year to year variation just a woman from the center of a severe weather says thank you very much for talking to us thank you dr szell break here in al-jazeera when we come back. i'm hiding the task that appointing a weekly team trying to maintain his and be at find out why thousands of people are fleeing the democratic republic of congo and coming in. on tourist flocking to this quaint corner of south k

environment where we've never seen rates this low for this long and the market is not overvalued at about 18 times. it's not >> you can understand, though, joe, why some people hear this kind of conversation and say people are too complacent, it's close your eye and buy the market, what could possibly happen. >> absolutely. >> are we too complacent or not? >> i don't think we're too complacent at all. i think what you've witnessed throughout the course of the year is collectively this kind of perfect storm of whether it's in europe, whether it's in the emerging markets or domestically here you're seeing acceleration of growth in terms of corporate earnings and we keep overcoming these obstacles, macro headline obstacl obstacles. you asked before are you concerned about financials think for a second what financials have done over the last 17, 18 years. so i think that validates the point that there's plenty of opportunity on a valuation basis for them to move higher. >> we're going to lead with microsoft. it got this upgrade and the rally itself starts to accelerate but let's get back to microsoft and this upgrade it's to a buy from hold. we'

, but i want listening to "morning joe" this morning and richard haas was on and said something rather striking in putting this in context. >> this is probably the low point of american diplomacy. you have a president who doesn't respect the secretary of state. you have a president whodiploma. and a secretary of state who is cutting back the ability to carry out diplomacdiplomacy. >> there are diplomats around the country who don't know what u.s. policy is towards their part of the world. you have trump saying one thing and tillerson saying another. it complicates it. then the personal emenmyty between them, it is worse. >> garrett, we have talked about this, the president is hinting on twitter to do something on health care. essentially, if he can't get it done legislatively, he's looking to try to do something around the edges from the executive perspective. and he's working with rand paul here. give us the quick rundown of what we expect to see, maybe as soon as this week as the president eludes to. >> reporter: so rand paul's idea here, which he has been pushing far very long time, is to allow for associations of people to ban together and buy i

chairs of under armour hitting a four-year low and the company cutting its sales outlook and missing its earnings what ceo kevin plank just told investors. with us, joenie link, joe lebenthal jon najarian. >> kevin plank is calling 2017 a reset for our business and our brand. the question is, steph, can they do that?

chairs of under armour hitting a four-year low and the company cutting its sales outlook and missing its earnings what ceo kevin plank just told investors. with us, joe terranova, stephanie link, joe lebenthal jon najarian. >> kevin plank is calling 2017 a reset for our business and our brand. the question is, steph, can they do that? i mean, it's just been an incredible slide for these shares which are down 50% this year. >> that's going to take a very long time, a lot longer than people thought this is a broken growth story for sure they do 80% of their business in north america. that's where the challenges are. that's not actually surprising nike has had problems with north america. everybody is having problems with north america, but you've got to the find companies that can have offsets nike does, so under armour, not only do they have north america exposure but they have product issues, right, all the performance stuff. they don't have lifestyle, that's going to take some time it's still expensive because numbers keep coming down even though the stock prices come down, numbers are coming down pretty big time >> what plank said, we look to close

joe: historically are there any patterns to what is extended and markets? -- in markets? ben: not really. markets of grass from high valuation and low valuation. at single digits in the early 1980's, and the stock fell twice. now they are above 30. highuld make sense from valuation levels, but they are not guaranteed to. there is no rhyme or reason because at these levels, it turns into more of a human nature type of thing. you are trying to guess what people are going to do, which is not easy. that is what i will do tomorrow. scarlet: outside equities, do you see where investors are taking more risk than they should that could provide the sparks for a correction in u.s. equities? ben: i think investors have been forced to take risks because there are not many other options in terms of fixed income. yields are lower across the board. i think investors have been pushed out a little bit. it depends what the needs are. it is hard to say. a lot of people point to the cryptocurrency. whether that is really an asset class. but that is something to say there has been a lot of speculation. carlson,all right, ben a bloomberg profits columnist, thank yo

joe fryer of nbc news shot this video inside the hotel. police were going door to door. they say they breached the room where the shooter was low cat and found him dead along with the stockpile of weapons including ten rifles. fbi says there is no known connection as of now to any overseas terrorist groups. a short time ago, president trump led this moment of silence. >> a moment of silence at the white house for the victims of this latest sense less massacre. let's go to the shooting seen in las vegas. dan is there for us live. so much evidence that the law enforcement to comb through. >> reporter: yeah, jake, a lot to look at. looking about a hotel casino where there are a lot of cameras. perhaps the shooter was checked in on thursday, is he on the video? only way they can tell is go through it t i'm told at this point investigators are through going through the actual hotel room and going through the floor. the 32nd floor. for now the focus is on the venue itself where those 22,000 people were enjoying that concert. horror at the hands of a psychopath, that's how bliss are describing 64-year-old paddock where he smashed thro

negative rates in europe and of course here in the united states you have very low interest rates certainly over the last two years, joeu've had close to 2 trillion dollars worth of quantitative easing every single year that has had some sort of an impact on trying to get this globalized sin crow anization of growth and also the imf upgraded their growth numbers not only for this year but for next year. that's encouraging. >> it's the lead story, too, david. investors have been buying assets when ever prices dipped it will continue >> it will continue. this is an earnings-driven story globally now and the ability for the u.s. -- u.s. corporate earnings to continue to grow will be important. but we're seeing a very large differentiation between u.s.-expected growth 6 to 7% next year. what's happening overseas could be 10 to 12% so clients are really well suited to move money offshore, but the probability that we'll have higher equity markets in 2018 is really strong now based on the data. people told you we would have global growth of this magnitude, everyone would say absolutely not. that's what the data is showing. sc