but, for each fish that luke can keep, he'll be paid £17.50.had today, isn't he? he's comfortably over. he's about 20. so we're only taking a few select size, really, out of the... it does seem to be though when we've been fishing, they're all — the ones we're taking are all 18cm or 19cm, they're all at the lower end of that bracket, aren't they? yeah. is that typical? i think that's just the size of the mouths of the pots really. he's as near as damn it, he's in. are you happy with that one — i don't know about that one? do you think? hmmmm. depends if he's pouting or not. he's a couple of mms so put him back. lewis! lewis bennet is the cleanerfish manager for loch duart. good journey down from scotland? very good journey, thank you very much. his fishermen in england and scotland catch live ballan wrasse exclusively for the company's nine sites in north—west scotland. they're really important live tool that we use to eat the sea lice off the salmon. sea lice are naturally occurring, they're always found in the ocean. but when they get into th

most of the fish luke catches are either the wrong species or the wrong size...ing back. a lot of fish going back. so it's not the most efficient form of fishing, is it? no, but we get paid the premium for them so we can chuck them back and it's betterfor the environment. ..but for each fish that luke can keep he'll be paid £17.50. he's the biggest one we've had today, isn't he? he's comfortably over. he's about 20. so we're only taking a few select size really. it does seem to be though when we've been fishing, they're all — the ones we're taking — are all 18cm or 19cm, they're all at the lower end of that bracket aren't they? yeah. is that typical? i think that's just the size of the mouths of the pots really. he's as near as damn it, he's in. are you happy with that one — i don't know about that one? do you think? hmmmm. depends if he's pouting or not. he's a couple of mms so put him back. lewis! lewis bennet is the cleanerfish manager for loch duart. good journey down from scotland? very good journey, thank you very much. his fishermen in england and scotland

luke is one of the fishermen meeting that demand. for salmon farming co. 130,000 wrasse we re salmon farming co. 130,000 wrasse were caught in the portland and weymouth area for use on salmon farms. they are thought to be the hardiest species are unsuited for surviving the journey up to scotland and adapting to life in the salmon pens. this is just too small. adapting to life in the salmon pens. this isjust too small. he goes back? across the south coast, the inshore fisheries and conservation authorities have placed controls on this new fishery. here, they have asked salmon companies and fishermen to sign up to voluntary guidelines, including a protected no take zones, close season and maximum and minimum size for all species. most of the fish luke catches are either the wrong type all the wrong side. a lot of fish going back. it is not the most efficient form of fishing, is it? no, we get paid a premium for them so we can put them back and it is better for the environment. but for each fish he can keep, he will be paid £17 50. he i

luke: i think it can. what has been concerning about this earnings season is that you see the day after reaction. earnings has the big move and the dust settles and the next day stocks have been going open to close lower no matter whether .hey beat mess -- miss there is no enthusiasm on what anyone is seeing. get the bell.n microsoft was a good sign for me. a green shoot, but it is not the case with amazon and alphabet. leigh, thoughts on alphabet? leigh: the paid numbers are incredibly positive. i don't worry about revenue because they definitely don't want to get into trouble with cranking that thing up to delhi for a regulatory perspective. i think it looks pretty good. talking aboutere the paid clicks, up 62%. cost per click is down 28%. i like high you can say they can turn the dial however they want. what is the optimal situation they want to present to investors in this kind of environment? leigh: not getting in trouble from a governmental perspective. scarlet: [applause] that really is the story. i

caroline: luke kawa, we thank you.p, good news third-quarter gdp but bad news for the supply-side. we will to you this what -- what this means for the economy next. this is bloomberg. ♪ s is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: third-quarter gdp results surprised modestly to the outside but the composition of the activity has implications for the greek -- grief outlook. bloomberg's is senior economist. underneath the hood, consumer goods corporate that's a good. >> this is almost often the case. the details are more important than the headlines. the details indicated concentration in one segment of the economy, consumer sending. that is not -- spending. that is not necessarily a bad thing to see consumer spending and growing. the concentration is not a good thing. you need to diversify and it applies to economic growth as well as investment decisions. one of the not that optimistic parts of the report was business investments has continued to slow and has been a steady deceleration since the end of last year. see means we will not g

>> i'll give you two reasons, luke perry and k-j apa. "e.t."ine's leanne aguilera got to the root of their real-life connection. >> luke, when you were on "90210" your hair was iconic and it still looks great. >> it was much taller than yours bro, oh, much bigger. i could get it way up. >> exactly. >> how did "riverdale" become one of the most buzzed about shows on tv? call it casting genius. they found super hot and talented stars as the teens and for the parents? well they're the ones gen xers were crushing on in the '90s, molly ringwald, mark consuelos and of course luke. >> i am curious to know, luke, how does this compare to your "90210" days? >> "90210" was bigger this way, you know, but "riverdale" burns white hot. >> next the heat level is off the charts. fans love to ship bughead and varchie. >> what can you tease? >> their relationship is definitely put to the test this season. >> yeah, put to the test while they were in the shower, while i was bleeding to death in the hospital. >> lili reinhart and cole sprouse are a couple in real l

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luke: mercifully i don't think it does.hould companies emphasize less activity is related to this. the big point in the crypto's of the world have shown even though they might be an anti-correlator and uncorrelated asset, i don't know how much stability in bitcoin is given drive further adoption in terms of its use as a payment system. i think that has been the hope a currency have to has -- has to have a certain value and now the volatility is going down. emily: luke kawa and tom giles, thank you for joining me in the studio. i want to get to another earnings story which is oracle founder -- the oracle founder. he went off script during a meeting to bring up tesla and the ceo and said tesla is his second largest investment, but did not provide specifics. he also criticized media coverage of musk and feels tesla "has a lot of upside." joining us now is our reporter who covered the auto company. would you think this endorsement means? >> we knew ellison and musk were close. his name popped up during all of this go private dr

luke is getting manhandled by the clearly larger -- and just as luke looks like he's about to come in. >> the tether ball getting thrown around. >> nope, nope, nope. >> luke is the kind of kid i love. don't you hate when a sentence doesn't end the way you octopus? funny kid. >>> how is this for a morning inspiration. brennan is in the first grade. >> every day is a new day. let's make it an awesome one. >> oh, true that. >> yeah, this guy has it all down. the motivational speaker. and then he goes running into school. and then like a thumbs up as well. happiest child ever to go to school in the history of ever. >> this was posted by kara on our facebook page. looks like this is the way he enters the hallways of school every day. he loves map, super creative and quite the character. >> i need him to be my daily motivator. >> brennan with the motivation. and caden offers perspective. >> if someone hits you, you tell the teacher. you don't hit them back. this is our no worrying policy. >> here's where caden clears things up. >> if johnny punches me in the face, cadenye and johnny gets a

we spoke with one-half of the famous couple, luke and laura, why she says fans will love her return. >>> i want to take your outside and show you what's going on. we have a cold front. this is about all it can kick up right now, some clouds. it will lead us to our coolest day. >>> we had a quick burst of color this morning. take a look and don't blink. it didn't last very long and it was gone. you can see the clouds giving way to sunshine. those were low clouds. they are going to filter our sunshine and keep us us us us us we should be let's see what's going on. high clouds and every once in a wile they get a little fuzzy. they are trying to drop some rain but it's bone dry. everything is evaporating. a warming trend starts tomorrow through saturday. all of the transitions in temperatures, none of them bring us any rain. you can see there is rain along the cold front that will push through tomorrow and once it does it wipes the slate clean of all of the clouds. the warming trend begins. the bulk of the weather that's reaching the ground will stay well north of us. let's talk about ou

caroline: luke, thank you.us the five key points and romaine has been asking five key questions. coming up, constellation reports earnings and leaves the s&p 500 in a broad market slump. why the beer brand is being cheered on by analysts and pot, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with first word news. as expected, the partisan battle lines are even more defined following the release of the fbi's report into allegations that brett kavanaugh sexually abused women decades ago. said the report did not corroborate any of the allegations. he said the senate is now on trial. scared of all these people rampaging through the member's going to homes? they are trying to intimidate the senate into defeating a good man. are we going to allow this to happen? in this country? the senate judiciary committee stopped dianne feinstein -- committee dianne feinstein said the senate had blocked the fbi from doing its job. copy foronly a single 100 senators to share of the report. ended uptors ended up listening to

emily: -- brad: luke what are you seeing? factors herero like worries of at trade war, interest rates, and the situation was saudi arabia? luke: i'm sure the macro factors are playing somewhat of a role, but for me, the real story is the lack of halo effect in terms of netflix's strong results not rubbing off on the rest of the faang group. the part of that story is more related to something more technical and markets. it is an ongoing factor rotation. the faang group is what we like to call momentum stocks. they have generally had strong that theand invest market winners will keep winning. the stock tumble in recent weeks has been associated with a factor rotation to value stocks over momentum. what you see in the market now is, on an intraday basis, momentum and value are trading off day by day back and forth. they are searching for what the direction and leadership will be and that is why the upcoming earnings from the rest of the big tech groups will be very important to resolve the shape of the market and market leadersh

and you'll hear from luke about the outreach and the welcoming and activations.nd you will hear from shawn about the arts and the culture and the affiliated events. so hopefully by the end of this presentation you'll think, shoot, i didn't get to everything that i wanted to but i have a great appreciation for what happened. so, wendy? >> thank you very much. director raphael and the commission. i will lead us off with a summary about the summit. so the global climate action summit really brought together the actors from all places, states, regions and cities and companies and investors and civil society. and the theory behind the summit was that we all need to take ambition to the next level. this was a very ambitious summit. it had over 4,000 delegates, 25 sessions, 325 affiliated events and about 500 major commitments. within those major commitments we also made commitments as a city. these are going to guide and lead us on our climate policy moving forward. they really are commitments that we are just accelerating or amplifying. they are our current goals and

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. >> reporter: it's an hour from showtime and luke's getting in the zone. >> step one of the evening,i always like to throw a hat like to the crowd, you know. today's show we're going black jeans, which requires black boots and a black hat. so running low on the black hats. so today we're getting nascar country, music from the fast lane. that's what the people are getting tonight. >> a lot of stuff going on here. ♪ >> reporter: the band game-plans for the show by their homemade bar cart. luke wants each performance to feel fresh. >> just be on the swivel tonight about if i do something weird don't be like what's he doing. if i go out, someone's got a beer or something. you know what i mean? >> one, two, three! ♪ oh, i got the ♪ ♪ we're gonna load it in, crank it to 10:00, whiskey shot till 2:00 a.m. ♪ ♪ and i'll do another show >> reporter: two days later, luke's at new york city's madison square garden opening for jason aldean's high noon neon tour. it's exhilarating and emotional. just last year he was on stage watching aldean perform in las vegas when shots rang out. >> you know, i

kawa and we by luke have tom giles. luke, talk to us about what you see in the tech part of the selloff. are there signs this will be lasting? that is a bigg concern for investors is that nothing is holding up among the big weights in the nasdaq 100. everything is off 5% from the s&p 500's high. intel, and also comcast. there is a lot of damage, widely spread. are is a time where we talking about in treating companies on an individual basis in the market. it's a time when realized correlations are supposed to be falling. that is not happening. those correlations are near their highest for the year. they are being painted with the same brush which is generally downward. for concern is that even if you perform well in terms of earnings growth, -- the big concern is that you are not willing to pay as much in earnings as people used to be. the nasdaq down for 100, but the premium to the market is still at its highest point in 2017 and higher than any point in 2016. are selloff is about "we not sure about tech's earning then

joe: for more on this and everything going on, let's bring in luke. -- luke and michael.ichael, what stood out to today's action? michael: we have a little bit of the 2011 2012 days when the best performing assets that year got sold during risk off. fewgtx was one of the equities up on the day. this is somewhat indiscriminate selling here. i was listening to your discussion with your prior guest a few minutes ago and i have to say if the narrative is that interest rates are hitting levels and driving the risk parity models into an uncomfortable space, i would say and suggest if this was and inflation and not a nominal risk discussion, we would be in a scarier place. i'm a dip buyer and expecting this violence will be short-lived. romaine: when we talk about the potential for dip buyers and you look at the banks and the volatility with the option market -- look at the vix and the volatility with the option market, -- luke: we saw 1.6 billion contracts tied to vix option straight day -- today which is the most since february. anytime we see that we are talking about bad new

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don't have an apple or microsoft that's a big wave the damage.tting >> thanks luke. ishareshing iwm the russell 2000. up as much as 1.2% today but did close down wider market later in the saw day. you can see here, it's down this year.so far overall, it's down 13% for the october. i do want to point out, however, is seeing in close. iwm.tors are bullish on last week it topped more than $1 billion. than $4 billion coming into iwm. closely watching it given the tariffs news that we saw earlier today. lisa? much.nk you so i'm looking how everything has been turned on its head today. up are the ones most beloved. let's look at the banks.

and 18 texts wishing luke a very happy birthday.nd when all was said and done, luke got to be a real-life superhero. and so did his dad. doto be our next spokesperson?m he's so boring. hm. sounds like you're on the fence. why don't i just leave you my resume? yes, it's laminated. no thanks. you're hired! try caramel m&m's. ow. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." so, let's turn our attention once again to brett kavanaugh, supreme court nominee and man experiencing every stage of grief but acceptance. at his big hearing last week, kavanaugh yelled, fought with sphrts, even broke down crying. if he was at a bar, they probably would have asked him to leave. luckily, kavanaugh wasn't at a bar for once, he was in congress. so despite his performance, the senate was still ready to send his hiss tearicle ass straight to the supreme court, until one key republican senator had a major change of heart and demanded that the f.b.i. step in. >> cornered in an elevator moments after announcing his initial plan to s

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luke, thank you for your perspective. we have a bit of m&a for this late friday trade. you are seeing jb unit, jb holding which has been plowing money into coffee. they are going to buy a coffee company over in italy. it is all about giving singleserve coffee portions or wrapped up in espresso. it's the battle between nestle and jb holdings -- jab holdings. scarlet: i want to bring in another story we're watching. it's not just the selloff in equities, we see a wild ride in shares of tesla. another day, another tweet storm. his tweets are sending tesla tumbling. here is more insight is bloomberg's sec reporter. tripling theusk is names before the settlement is finalized. his deal has not yet been finalized by a court. oh, afterty pro forma the agency and someone they accused of wrongdoing reached a settlement becomes a done deal. but, it is not normal at all that the person that reaches the settlement goes out and starts trolling the agency. it is are seeing now is wait-and-see. we do not know what this means for the settlement. in the settlement, there is nothing sayin

other presidents have taken moments luke this or much worse, worked to unify athe country. has trump failed to fulfill that part of his job as president? >> he's completely failed to unify the country around this crisis. this is not harry truman and the buck stops here. as soon as these reports of bombs hit the media, he's been constantly trying to blame everybody else, feeling sorry for himself, trying to scapegoat the media, which is an extraordinary stunt when you think that cnn had the bomb threat and he's trying to turn it back on the media that it's their problem. he's in campaign mode right now. he was perhaps feeling secret culpable some of this and these are the people he's been mocking and he's decided to call it an over blown story by the media and saying that we're blaming him. we're not blaming donald trump for the incident. we're saying he needs to play a role of educator and public information officer. yet another low eb unhis white house tenure. >> here is what the president said hours beforhis first state of the union address. he said i would love to be abl

some fans like luke and martin say being shut out has not deterred them. tell people back home that we went to a behind closed doors game and we still managed to see it. it's like a story, isn't it? a bit of a challenge, luke, almost? no, you relish it, don't you? it's all part of the fun. you've got to do it.

luke will help guide us through them.p next, we bring you the stocks on the move including rolls-royce. this is fascinating. the u.s. is threatening to block great britain from a 46 nation public procurement agreement as a result of brexit. we talk about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back, we are 11 minutes into your trading day. let's get your top stock stories. anna marie has been picking through some of the biggest stories. let's start with rolls-royce, one of the companies that may lose access to the 46 nation public procurement agreement, shutting them out of a $2 trillion marketplace. because officials say the u.s. is threatening to block them. they have been told their application is outdated. lvmh to the downside, the biggest loser along with caring. we have not seen luxury this , we did have third-quarter organic sales up 10%. one analyst saying it is a reassuring set of results. china is where people are watching. be holdingseems to for louis vuitton handbags and the your makeup -- dior makeup. w

this is baby luke, also known as the child of the storm.ree days after hurricane michael slammed into the florida panhandle, and think about that, no electricity. you're in storm recovery mode. so with no place to go, luke and his parents camped out in the best spot they could find that had at least a bit of a breeze, a walmart parking lot. luke's dad wilmer says if they hadn't gone there, their baby boy might have had a heat stroke. baby luke is doing just fine today. thanks for watching this hour of msnbc live. i will see you later tonight over on pbs. i'm doing washington week with my friend bob costa. i'll see you there. >> i love that show. >> you're going to be in washington week. >> so exciting, hi, welcome. >> thank you so much hallie jackson. good morning from msnbc headquarters in new york. i'm not craig melvin. i'm chris jansing. >>> president trump on a campaign swing right now, and praising a congressman for body slamming a reporter. he's also continuing his drum beat painting democrats as an angry mob, how they're firing back.

want to thank debbie and the commissioners for their support and i want to introduce my colleague luke, and i alluded to this and i'll touch upon it with a little more precision right now. when you can do all of this using the power of the press and then luke can take his advertising and outreach campaigns and bring what we're doing and the commitments to the people and then focus in on an advertisement and then it's on the tv news, that's when you achieve harmony between paid and earned media and maximize what you're trying to say. i think that we were able to achieve that harmony with the climate global summit and we have excellent partners in luke's team and wendy's team, so, thank you, and i'll introduce luke. >> so how do you go about welcoming the world to san francisco? when it comes to a global audience coming to the city of san francisco to talk about sustainability and to talk about climate, where do we begin as a city and as san francisco and the department of the environment? to me it began with inspiration, we wanted to inspire others to learn, to share ideas and that was

that's luke's squad, they call themselves. our best to that family. $60,000.s aajor life changing moment for them. >> tt's awesome. thank you for participating in that melissa. childhood pediatric ancer we need to find our best to eradicate. no do it's change of season times around here. it feels likeme s and fall. all of our record high temperatures from april 22nd through yesterday, every record high temperature is 90 degrees gh higher. today th october 2nd our record high is 89. believe it or not, they're cooling down. our records are back above 90 again tomorrow and our latest 90 degree day on record is october 11th. so we have a couple of more, maybe another week or so before we're officially past our 90 degree day. we have shot at 90 before this week is done. we're watchthg this w and it will bring a chance for some thunderstorms in here laterhen inay today. it will be dry through the middle part of the afternoon. but lateron, bubbling clouds and thunderstorm chances as early as 3:00 or 4:00. could getai the end of the evening commute. if you're travelip

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in fact, i will host him at luke air force base on friday.his is really important and i will keep working with him. ted: 45 second rebuttal. rep. sinema: it is an honor to be with you tonight. martha, good to see you. we are going to have a good conversation on the issues that matter the most to arizona families. health-care costs, protecting medicare and social security and keeping our country secure. some differences you will see. i have been laser focused on issues that matter most to arizona families. while martha has run a campaign based on nasty smears and false attacks and i expect he will see -- i expect you will see that this evening. arizonans know i have never been afraid to stand alone to do what is right and i will always work with anyone to get things right in arizona. that is the approach i have taken in the united states congress. maria: congresswoman mcsally, did you want to respond to any part of that? rep. mcsally: absolutely. we have her these talking points -- we have heard these talking points a lot already. talking spec

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in april, luke's dad made 25 calls to find a ple that could bring his son's creation to life. there were 14 emls to determine the size of the lighing bolts. and 18 texts wishing lukeap a very h birthday.en and wh all was said and done, luke got to be a real-life superhero. and so did his dad. >>l: third down and one. clearly in field goal nge if they don't gain a yard her you are looking at about a 36-yard attempt. a couple of schools of thought. some might decide to kick it on a third down in case of a botched snap or whatever. trying to pick up another first wn. take the clock all the way down d then boot it at your leisure. >> cris: you do not want the cowboys to have the ball back in case you do miss it.rd >> al: tnd one. give it to blue. he's going to be stopped short of the first down. so at the 18 yard line and the cowboys will take tht.r final time we get two in overtime.in and they senhe field goal group to try to win the game. >> cris: big play here by van der esch just to give his team a chance. ll doesn't make that tackle. they're in a reatough spot. never know. al

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some fans like luke and martin say being shut out has not deterred them. it's the off chance of being able to get in and being able to tell people back home that we went to a behind closed doors game and we still managed to see it. it's like a story, isn't it? a bit of a challenge, luke, almost? no, you relish it, don't you? it's all part of the fun. you've got to do it. you've come all this way, you are going to try, aren't you? you couldn't live with yourself thinking you'd just sat in the pub, you know, when you could actually get in and watch some of it. security is tight for a game offering some unusual challenges. players may even have to watch their language as the pitchside microphones could pick up normally unheard exclamations. a strange night in store. england will hope it is a successful one. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. a bit ofa a bit of a rough end to the working week with rough seas and widespread skills. when is still costing in excess skills. when is still costing in excess of 60 mph. in south wales today and tomo

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