a 20 year lilly veteran, mr. ricks served as the president of lilly biomedicine. that was from 2012 22016. -- to 2016. previously he was president of lilly usa, the company's largest affiliate from 2009 to 2012. mr. ricks had also an international impact in the industry in delivering tools of health care management. for example, he served as president and general manager of lilly china. operated in one of the world's fastest growing emerging markets from 2008-2009. in addition, prior to his role in lilly china, he was general manager of lilly canada from 2005 to 2008. subsequent to his role as a director of pharmaceutical marketing and national director in that country. dave joined lilly in 1996 as a business development associate. and he held several management roles in the u.s. marketing and sales before moving to lilly canada. he earned his bachelor of science from purdue university. he also earned an mba from indiana university. he shares his length of experience through some key boards including the board of pharmaceutical research and the central indiana cor

again, i had mentioned previously the alley on one side of us is lilly. the alley on the other side is linton. they are currently planting sidewalk gardens that are lower than three feet there and tree basins that are narrowing than three feet as well. over the last two months or so so that is inconsistent with what we're being told tonight. also, lilly and linden are featured in the marketing material for both the city and friends of the urban forest about ideal neighborhood involvement and greening up your block. if those allies, these streets are the same why are we being denied the opportunity to do what they're doing. we're sandwiched between the two of them and our block blocks bleak and grey by comparison. we're all upset by it. it seems crazy to me. i think there needs to be a more thought out plan for the allies. especially these alleys in the center of the city a few blocks from city hall itself. that's my point. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. buck. >> chris buck, san francisco public works bureau of urban forestry. just a couple of things,

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host: heather timmons and mike lillis. republican line, you will start us off. what happens to all of the gambling charges? that is not something you want in the supreme court here at hello? host: -- supreme court. hello? host: go ahead. caller: ok. it seems like they are just dragging people out from under rocks. right-wing christians do not run the whole country. hillary clinton was elected by popular vote. host: what is a direct question to our guest? caller: how can we get rid of a life appointment of supreme court justices that should not he? clarence thomas is still sitting like a bump on a log. how do we get -- host: got your plate. guest: i think you would have to pass an amendment or a law. something would have to go through. it could, i suppose democrats could, there is a long discussion. i believe the only way the truth will come out, since this woman passed a lie detector test, the judge should be required to take a lie detector tests. though i know they are not admissible in court, i trust reince and technology more than i do politicians. thank you

she had asked lilly for the opinion. lilly was shocked by receiving the image. however, lilly stayed strong and told her you are beautiful egardless. it didn't stop there. over several messages, kate begged her to send her an image so she can compare her just to make sure that she's the same. and through that coercion, lilly did the unthinkable. she took an image of herself, which unfortunately exposed her face and her breast. immediately after receiving that image, is when this so called kate changed. ladies and gentlemen, kate was not an 11 or 12-year-old 7th grader. it was an adult out of new york who sat back on his computer and not only did he target lilly, but he targeted lilly's friends all over the school. why? because of the personal information that was posted on social media, this predator was able to gather several small bits of information to exploit these young ladies. k? some of the effects of our children and who are the child victims? 78% of the reports involve females. 15% involve males between the ages of 8 and 17 years of age. how? manipulati

if you go up a block over to lilly street, it's the same sidewalk with and they've got cherry trees - >> can you speak into the microphone. thank you. >> on the narrow street next to our street, there are trees, small trees planted up and down the street and also sidewalk gardens. our requests to do the same have been denied for some reason. it was by city and friends there before us. we're confused. we don't understand what the city policy is. i don't understand why these trees can't be removed and something more size appropriate put in their place. recently, in the last week, for instance, the trees have been hit again by a truck and took a huge scar right in the middle. here is a closer shot of it here. the city had -- the trees have pushed up the roots. the city had it repaired. the basin itself leaves less than three feet of space on the sidewalk to get by. my partner is disabled. you can't get a wheelchair or walker through that space. there's a gas pipe right there. but that's only 32 inches. it's way too narrow, replacing that basin with a two foot basin and smaller tree would

that money goes to eli lilly joining us, jeff simmons nice to have you here. >> great to be here. >> the $24 pricing. what are you going to do differently as a public company that you might not have done as part of eli lilly? >> great question. i think the dedicated animal health motto is the way to serve our customers better it is about speed, right cost structure, using the capital in the right way against customer needs. we are in a position of strength and the market is ready. the phenomenon interest in animals, a society never had more interest in animals, on the pet and livestock side great excitement today excitement with our employee base as well >> what do you do differently as a public company, anything or same thing, same play book. >> i think our needs continue to differ between farm and animal health in terms of serving farmers, veterinarians, what cost structure, how we utilize capital against our needs versus greater needs of eli lilly that's ability to unlock value will happen that way. >> animal only antibiotics up 9%, that's 24% of total revenues that's big numbers

so why does eli lilly spin off a business like this it started mulling the idea a year ago and afternductina months' long strategic review decided an ipo would be the best way to unlock value. amd as long as it was buried within a drug company, now that it's an independent entity because in practice eli lilly still owns 0% of the stock they're focused on investing heavily in their fastest growing categories three-quarters of the r&d budget is going to companion animals therapeutics and the future protein business meaning yummy chicken and fish in theory i like how it looks. what about in practice, getting a read on the actual numbers here is a little rough their futures are entangled with eli lilly. it is impractical to estimate what our stand-alone costs would be i found that baffling. i mean, but with that after yacht in mind the numbers don't look that great. their sales have pretty much been flat for the past three years which is surprising for a company that's got exposure to the humanization of pets and voracious appetite for protein in comparison, zoetis high single growth and

. >> migraine suffers, listen up a new drug from eli lilly gets approval from the fda. with the head of lily's biomedicine division this hour. >> the s.e.c. is suing tesla's founder, its ceo, its main engi engine, elon musk. phil lebeau who knows a thing or two about the company and mr. musk joins with us more. good morning, phil. >> if you look at shares of tesla, they are currently on pace for their worst day, right now down more than 12%, the worst day for tesla shares since 2013 david, your reporting earlier today lays it out clearly in terms of a settlement offer that elon musk himself rejected that's why this stock is under pressure today the key point in that settlement offer would have require ed lon musk to neither admit nor deny culpability. he would have denied being chairman but he could have remained as ceo. he would have paid a fine as would have tesla and tesla would have been required to add two new independent directors. elon musk rejected that offer and once that happened, well, it wasn't long before, as somebody said in your --in a meeting that i was

but the child has been identified as one and a half- year-old lilly arara of oakland. a family member accidentally left her in the back seat of a car. when the relative realized what happened, she called 911. the temperatures could have soared to 125 degrees inside the car. >> they performed every life saving measure that they could and transported the interfaint infant to the medical center where she was pronounced deceased. >> child's mother is a teacher. and the school released a statement, the passing of a child is a devastating tragedy. the mother is grieving as we process this news. >>> this was the third time that california that a child has died after being left alone in a hot car. almost 800 children nationwide have died in this manner since 1998. the temperature in a car can climb over 30 degrees in just a half hour. >>> agents said that a 28 tons of empty beverage containers that were being smuggled in from california and nevada were intercepted. they tried to defraud the recycling program by cashing in bottles and cans. california encourages recycling but r

young lilly was pronounced dead at the hospital. she is 46th person in the u.s. to die from heat-related issues inside a hot car this year. san jose state meteorology professor says it doesn't have to be that hot and it doesn't take that long. >> a day like yesterday when it was about 80-degrees out in moraga, the inside of the car would have been 130 or hotter. and if the child was in a car seat that might have been in direct sunlight, it would have been even hotter than that. >> reporter: null says we are on a pace to break the record of 49. >> the average is 37 a year, and as you say we're at 46 right now, and the record is 49 which was back in 2010. >> look before you lock, and, you know, quite simply, make that scan. you know, this is -- i don't think there's any more precious cargo. >> reporter: chief king says an autopsy was performed on young lilly this morning. the results have not come in yet, but everyone is just about certain it is going to be a heat-related death. the investigation is continuing and chief king says once they wrap it up, depending on

host: heather timmons and mike lillis. republican line, you will start us off.happens to all of the gambling charges? that is not something you want in the supreme court here at hello? host: -- supreme court. hello? host: go ahead. caller: ok. it seems like they are just dragging people out from under rocks. right-wing christians do not run the whole country. hillary clinton was elected by popular vote. host: what is a direct question to our guest? caller: how can we get rid of a life appointment of supreme court justices that should not he? clarence thomas is still sitting like a bump on a log. how do we get -- host: got your plate. guest: i think you would have to pass an amendment or a law. something would have to go through. it could, i suppose democrats could, there is a long discussion. i believe the only way the truth will come out, since this woman passed a lie detector test, the judge should be required to take a lie detector tests. though i know they are not admissible in court, i trust reince and technology more than i do politicians. thank you for ta

. >>> a eli lilly got the stamp of approval for a new class of migraine medicint offer new hope for the millions suffering from the debilitatg headaches. shares of eli lifrl rose on that news. t megrell looks at the big money in this growingmarket. >> reporter: migraine sufferers know the painful episo t are mon just headaches bringing severe throbbing pain often accompanied by nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. there are three optioor migraine prevention. the fda approved the ealey ly drug emgality thursday. it joins recently adrroved mts from teva and amgen. >> we know over 30 million migraine patients in the united states. and if you look at thatnly 10% of them are on preventative migraine agents. because there hasn't been a new medicinen two decades. >> migraine patients have been tread with oltder generic drugs repurposed from other sources. the wrinkle shot botox is approved to treat chronic migraine andng b in about 600 million in sales. the new medicines are in the same class blocking aec me known as c dpchlt rp in might have grain. it's given in once a month or every th

the rock bands album ‘visions of a life' came out on top, beating arctic monkeys, lilly allen and noelre also in the running for best british album of the year. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former pensions minister ros altmann and the broadcaster david davies. to use a dash to title orken —— welcome to both of many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. and they have a similar tale to tell. the guardian says theresa may is left fighting to save her chequers brexit plan, and with it her authority as prime minister, after she was ambushed at the end of the salzburg summit by eu leaders who unexpectedly declared that her proposals would not work. the daily mirror says theresa may's brexit plan is in tatters after eu leaders bluntly rejected it. the daily telegraph says theresa may was humiliated by european union leaders in salzburg as they unanimously rejected her chequers plan as unworkable. the metro says the prime minister's brexit strategy was thrown back in herface as eu leaders boasted they are better pr

dave ricks has served as president and chief executive officer of eli lilly & co. since january 2017. he became the chair of the board of that company on june of 2017.

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really's health unit -- eli lilly's health treatment was also spun out. trading up, and the cofounder will be on in the 1:00 hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ it is time for our global battle of the charts. you can see all of these charts on the bloomberg, run the function gtv . it is abigail doolittle. weakness, at the low, it had been down, on pace for its worst drop since late june. interesting considering most investors expect the fed to hike next week, typically solid rates rising, as is the case now. but we have this week, off of the lows. with this five-year chart, we with choppy uptrend investors uncertain as to the path of the fed over the last few years, we seek a few different uptrends. if above 94 coming toes you that the dollar goals, despite the calls for the decline, are in charge. the dollar index is above 94. if below, probably to the yellow line, where longer-term bulls are in charge, and it will be interesting to see how this plays out and if we see a big move ahead of next wednesday, and that is highly anticipated with the fed announcemen

she's been identified as lilly aracic . the home where it happened also serves as a daycare. police haven't said who left the girl in the car. it was only 80 degrees outside... but police say temperatures inside the car likely reached 125 degrees. ( james ) in the east bay... firefighters rescued an 82-year-old man after he fell about 80 feet down a hill. this happened on greenridge court in castro valley. firefighters tweeted out this video of the rescue. the man did ánot have any complaints of pain or injuries... but he was taken to the hospital as a precaution. ( james ) happening today... people from all over the world are in san francisco for the global climate action summit. ( darya ) kron 4's will tran joins us live with what we can expect. will? happening now... people from politics, business, and enviornmental advocates are in san franisco this week for the global climate action summit. the summit... put together by governor brown... brings together leaders from all across the world... to talk about environmental challenges and solutions.

the little girl is identified as lilly of oakland. police say a family member may have forgotten the child was in the car. >>> people along the carolina coast are boarding up homes and businesses and filling sandbags in preparation for hurricane florence. nearly 2 million people are under mandatory evacuation orders. florence has been downgraded to a category 3 storm. but it still has winds of 115 miles an hour and could cause massive destruction. forecasters say it could make land fall as early as friday. >> first responders from california will be on the front lines when hurricane florence arrives. the california office of emergency services has dispatched 220 rescue workers to the expected disaster zone. the crews are experienced and specialize in search and rescue and swift water rescues. >>> you're watching ktvu fox news at 6:30. the global climate action summit got under way today in san francisco. governor jerry brown is hosting the event in direct response to president trump's decision to withdraw the u.s. from the paris clima

big upgrade on lanco'sargets, and e animal health ipo was also well received, it is phoned by eli lillywells fargo also announcing they will cut 5-10% jobs over the next three years. data one also had good the u.s. economy, a solid pitcher when it comes to the labor market. that supports what a lot of people are saying. you take away the noise on trade, and this is a market that is being fed by higher fundamentals? su: yes, you can find our library of stocks on the bloomberg gtv library. here, we have divided the comfort index, blue for democrats and red for republicans. you can see that it is increasing jobs data. , job numbers were out on thursday. what we found is that it is really at the lowest we have seen in decades, unemployment is continuing, a robust piece of data to support a recovering labor market. haidi: thank you so much for u, a really robust session in u.s. markets that equities continuing to grind higher. let us take a look at another major story driven optimism particularly here in asia. beijing is planning to cut the average tariff rate across imports from the majorit

no matter how much i like the all stocks -- i say no to the portfolio to j and j, eli lilly, bristol-myersthey leave you too exposed to risk having an undiversified portfolio is a mistake if you concentrate all your bets in that one sector and that takes off, you beat everybody in that sector. get profile by every magazine and raise tons of capital. here is the bottom line. when you are an amateur or professional, you need to do your homework and keep your portfolio diversified. this is the routine exercise that protects you from monster losses down the line monster in south carolina. >> caller: i was wondering if i am a new investor, how many stocks should be in my portfolio? >> after ten, you are kind of a mutual ton if you are a real stock junky like i am, you can take on more. and if you have help, it is not that bad but ten is the max don't do more than that. because you won't be able to do the homework roberto in texas. >> caller: hi jim, i just had a question about, because i am a new investor, i am 29. and i have a small amount. $1,500, and i am wondering if i should invest in inde

she has been identified as lilly aracic . the home where it happened also serves a s a daycare.girl in the car. it was 80 degrees outside tuesday afternoon. and according to police temperatures in the car could have reached 125 degrees. ( darya ) new this morning... san francisco can move forward with nd homophobic text messages. the state supreme court unanimously rejected to an appeal by the officers. the inappropriate text messages emerged during a 2012 federal corruption investigation of a former officer. but police department administrators weren't notified of the texts until a jury found that officer guilty in december 2014. ( darya ) today bart's board of directors in oakland will consider a policy prohibiting district-funded staff travfel to nine states that have passed laws some say discriminate against the l-g- b-t community. if approved the policy would go into effect october first. states prohibited include alabama.. kansas.. kentucky... mississippi.. north carolina.. oklahoma.. south dakota.. tennessee and texas. the meeting is scheduled for this morning at 9 a-m. (

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pfizer eli lilly, why aren't they doing this? >> they are. what's interesting, johnson & johnson last year announced a small deal with a private company focusing on the cannabinoid receptor in the liver for nash that's exactly our vision with crb 4000, one of the lead drugs today. what's interesting is we are a tiny company, very nimble. but because we took the risk a number of years ago where big pharma, remember this, more risk, we are ahead of the pack. >> all right let's keep that thought. the stock moved very big it would have been easier yesterday or monday. ceo of corbus pharmaceuticals. i urge caution only because i don't want people to move money even on good companies "mad money" is back after the break. >> all right fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. so if the unexpected happens... (snaps fingers) you stay up and running. we lost pow

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a spin-off of eli lilly as well are both trading very nicely on their day of action. positive vibes around the trading floor and trading floors today and i will say something about trade as we wrap up. the s&p 500 has been up eight of the past nine sessions. we have been on a nice stretch no matter what headlines come out of washington. some people will argue the trade fears are easing with the markets, with tariffs imposed or introduced by the united states on china were not as bad as they feared. you have another argument, just a little bit different but just as bullish, the strong economy we have. see it in the data. philly fed, jobs and economy, that the strong economy will override any concerns about trade. so you know, how long all of this remains true is anybody's guess but certainly true today. looks like we'll have another day of record. s&p on pace for a record close as well, cheryl. cheryl: 26,680 was the session high for the dow. we're pretty close to that we're on track to see the records hit, connell. will be a great time for you especially at 4:00 p.m.

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>> judge kavanaugh: on the summer will lilly went to timmy's house, yes. >> on july 1st he went over for skis? that means brewskis, right? >> judge kavanaugh: i need to explain in context. >> you just said -- if i may ask the next question. you said clearly, that you never in her life had gaps in memories, never losses whatsoever, never had a faulty recollection about what happened, is that correct sir, yes or no? >> judge kavanaugh: that's what i said. >> sir, you also said that this past two weeks has been a two week effort calculated and orchestrated as a political hit. are you saying that dr. ford's efforts to come forward to prepare for the very difficult testimony she gave today, to travel to washington, d.c., and tell us about her experience have all been part of an orchestrated political hit, and are you basically calling her some kind of political operatives? >> judge kavanaugh: i've said it, my family has no ill will toward dr. ford. she wanted confidentiality and her confidentiality was blown by the actions of this committee and it has turned -- >> sir, let's be clear. in

she speaks when this fight lilly blom and reach like dark hands from the bayou and burning oak leaves permeating air in the fall when the the moon is like a soft egg on the shell of the clouds. she speaks in the the glint of the sun on gulf before sunset which turns the water gray and telling of the night -- she speak when is i jump into the wolf river and current closes over muting world to amber swell when i was a child, mississippi me many thing when is it was to grow up for food and comfort that a long list of history that wraps up a discomforting hug that taught me that many who call this place home speak to me my family an community and all people of african decent are less, less -- but this place also taught me when it was to grow up safety aided by love of family of community. it taught me to love a language to love story telling, and the connection it engendered. it taught me that it never only spoke the language of oppression of hate that conclude speak love to, it can speak tengderly with gentle hands lifting language. mississippi speak when is my grandmother hugs me to her

. >> reporter: meet little lilly, now living happily with her mom at the cedric county zoo.y used by zoos. it happened last year at the philadelphia zoo. they brought in a whole team to help 17-year-old kira the gorilla deliver her baby boy, born healthy and happy at just 5 pounds. meanwhile, in wichita, dr. whisler and chirby have delivered hundreds of babies, but this one is a special delivery they will never forget. >> it's definitely one of those moments that will be part of our stories that we tell to our grandkids. >> one of the cutest babies they've no doubt delivered as well. our thanks to lara spencer there as well. >> adorable. the zoo says this is an important birth because these types of orangutans are endangered so they needed this to be successful. >>> from down under, the dolphins lit up the water. >> the dolphins weren't glowing on their own, the bioluminescence was caused by plankton in the water around them. >> that is really cool. when the dolphins disturbed the plankton, the plankton gave off bright blue, green, red lights, as they do. random spotting off

. >> it is fitting that the very first bill that i sign, the lilly ledbetter fair pay restoration actted equal and each deserve a chance to pursue our own version of happiness. >> ruth and i were in new york city to see the play "proof." and as we walked down the aisle to our seats, what seemed like the entire audience began to applaud. many stood. ruth beamed. i beamed too. leaned over and whispered loudly, "i bet you didn't know there's a convention of tax lawyers in town." well, without changing her bright smile, ruth smacked me right in the stomach. i give you this picture because it fairly captures our nearly 50-year happy marriage, during which i have offered up an astonishing number of foolish pronouncements and ruth has ignored almost every one. >> well, i think part of the time when he was sick she was in deni denial. he just became weaker and weaker, the way people get sick when they're close to dying. but she somehow knew how to turn off those tear ducts in public. she steeled herself for it. >> i found this letter next to marty's bed in the hospital. "my dearest ruth, you

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eli lilly has received clearance from u.s. regulars -- regulators for a new drug.ing class of therapies for reoccurring headaches. lily will offer the drug at no cost to millions of patients with commercial insurance. a move that reflects fierce competition. forced to ground dreamliner's for early repairs. they are day. and faster than expected. the move affects about 8% of global 787 fleets. that is according to people familiar with the situation. those are your social climbers. much,ne: thanks so scarlet. the bidding process for sky felt like a never ending drama. week him and him and sat down with the ceo of liberty global. here is what he said about comcast's winning bid. >> it is an extraordinary price. i would say it is a great outcome for sky shareholders. considerable premium. valuek it validates the of european broadband. there is a huge disconnect between public and private multiples. we sold assets at 11 and 12 times. this deal is happening at 15 and a half times. my first reaction is it validates our business model and what we are doing. advice to brian