he's our luke. mluke. and what was beautiful was seeing that he was their luke.he influence that he had on those kids and on that set, and how much love there was and continues to be for him. >> it was cathartic for all of us, especially for her. >> she was such a big part of his life. >> over the years luke actually tried to find a part for shannen on "riverdale," so when it came time to honor him, producers sent her the script. >> i read it immediately, and i called and said i'm 100% in. >> she was really happy and really thankful they asked her to can that part. to have her play that part was so special. >> what a beautiful tribute it was. the epic battle of the wills hits theaters tomorrow. with will smith i wasn't quite sure which will i was seeing. by the way who is here with me today? is this 23-year-old will or is 51-year-old will here? >> no, 51-year-old will is all right here. i'm just noticing my posture right now. my feet are hurting, my back hurting. >> in "gemini man" will's character is pitted against a 23-year-old version of himself, which begs th

luke's diabetes center. they met in april 2016 and the meeting resulted in specific recommendations to increase spanish speaking staff, provide spanish group positive, hire reception staff. it is important to note as of april 2018 they transferred diabetes center. they did provide updates. as reported the foundation has maintained several of the recommendations and added a receptionist. in past hearings the commission encouraged easy the easy to proe additional information regarding staff standards such as demographics. c.p.m.c. provided a summary which you received last week. we will continue to work together to gain a deeper understanding of compliance and will include more information in future hearings and compliance reports. this concludes this portion of the presentation. >> thank you. setter health is in compliance with the requirements of the c.p.m.c. development agreement. they met hiring and local contracting goals. areas of concern include enrollment with the tender highway loin med-cal provider a

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alicial levine and luke kawa. that does it for the closing bell. romaine bostick is stepping in for "what'd you miss?" we have more of rick perry, who is resigning from his post because of the scrutiny over his role in the ukraine situation. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ luke: liveluke: from bloomberg's headquarters in new york, i am carolyn hyde. here's a snapshot of how u.s. stock markets rallied into the close. the s&p 500 not through the 3000 level. joe: the question is, what'd you miss?? caroline: a brexit breakthrough. boris johnson an agreement with parliament, but will the eu back the deal? cease-fire in syria. the u.s. holds back an additional sanctions, but will set -- both sides stick to the truce? flirting with all-time highs, u.s. stocks retreated after some point piercing 3000. we did not close over. romaine: just to bring that breaking news on u.s. energy secretary rick perry. he is apparently stepping down. this is according to two people familiar with the matter. rick perry is said to tell donald trump that he will step down

>> meanwhile luke shared a major life moment on stage delivering an epic gender reveal last night. >>en piece of paper and it said it was a girl. >> and i was like you're giving birth to an alien. >> that's so cool. kevin and cheryl, the baby is a girl. >> he has a second job if he needs one. he does have a hit called "knockin' boots." thanks for holding it down in new york city. >>> let's talk about tv tonight. the cheer's gang is reuniting. >> kirstie alley won an emmy on that show, but is terrified. >> i was freaking out last night. you know, it's really horrible when you're on somebody else's show and you screw up. and you see the people in the background like man, [ bleep ] lost it. i could never remember my lines. my lines were written -- if you saw the cheers bar, my lines were written -- i used to carry a cigar box with me and my lines were always in my cigar box. >> kirstie is dropping some secrets from the show where everybody knows your name. >> we never paid attention. we were always in trouble. we never showed up on time. >> if me too had been around when we did cheers we

luke: not that much. when you relate this back to how much it is being priced into or not, essentially a five-point crush in the past four sessions. this is a theme we have had lately. three instances since the start of august when we had a move in the vix lower. before that, only six occasions. before that, a spike. when the markets decide when the event is over. over,rket saying that is fade immediately. that continues to be applied here. romaine: when you look forward on the u.s. side, particularly with u.s. politics, you talk about tail risk, always donald trump. now people are talking about the tail risk of elizabeth warren or bernie sanders or some sort of left-leaning candidate. do you think it is too early to talk about a train -- talk about a change of political power? anne: i think it is way too early. i think it is fun to shoot the breeze with your friends about what it will mean what i think the reality of the relative gridlock we have seen. i worked in the senate in the 80's and there was gri

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luke's to davies has submitted a letter. we can share a copy with you giving his objective viewpoint of the care being provided in the unit. staffing ratios are something that are mandated by the state and we are in constant compliance with those. they are posted weekly, they are submitted monthly, we also are regulated by the california department of public health who have recently come through and done an audit of the unit and found there to be no concerns with the care being delivered there. >> can you give a little bit more detail about what is going to happen with acute care beds and what has happened with the patients? >> i can't speak to what's happened with any particular patient. i think staff probably could, if kelly was here, could give a broader understanding of the type of patient who requires subacute care and what that means for their condition and level of fragility as a patient. our intention, is agreed to with the supervisors and others last year, was that we would continue caring for that population that w

o >> luke, thank you so much. luke tilley with wilmington trust. >> thank you.are watching in the news s these days. vice president pence todayai that turkey has agreedo a 12hour cease fire to give kurdish forepersons time to withdraw from an area of northernyria. he also announced the creation of a safe zone. >> the united states andat turk have both mutuay committed to a peaceful resolution and future for the safe zone. rking on an international basis to ensure that peace and security defines this border rereon of syria. >> elsewhere, the white house said today tha next year's g 7 summit will be held at president trump's national doral golf resort near miami. o acting chistaff mick mulvaney said the property was the best possible location for the summit. and he insis that the president would not profit from the event because servicesill be offered at cost. >>> coming up, prices are on tri cigarettes.rands of and we'll tell you why. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> juul said today it's immediately suspending sales of et fruit flafed e-cigaciesing. gett ahead of looming white house po

luke's to a single integrated staff. they have maintained this with opening of the new mission bernal hospital. the third provision requires the participation in a community benefits partnership. they continued to participate in the san francisco health improvement partnership which is a nonprofit hospital and community-based organizations to improve the health and wellness of san franciscans. the next commitment i is for the easy to continue partnership. they maintained the current agreement during 2018. there are concerns regarding the agreements. c.p.m.c. and chinese hospital are negotiating contracts. we will provide update next year in the compliance report. so for the last provision, the last provision touches on national culturally appropriate services or class standards. c.p.m.c. has reported it is their policy to deliver in accordance with mandates with the national standards. they are compliant be with this provision. commissioners and community members expressed concerns regarding the

luke: i think you really doubt it. the idea the fed is going to signal they are done, that seems at odds with the style of the jay powell fed, trying to conditional toas what happens in the economy. it really looks like a nonevent, which provides a lot of potential for fireworks. peaked, time stocks they peter three months ago essentially during -- after an alphabet report in the run-up to the news fed meeting. >> i think luke probably jinxed it by saying it will be a nonevent. we know chairman powell will sometimes throw a term out there that freaks everyone out like midcycle adjustment. autopilot, and good example. for you, what will be the main thing that you are looking to learn about from the fed? >> we do you think the rate cut is a done deal. all eyes are going to be on the commentary. we think you will need the door open and make it data-dependent. our view is that this has been a series of insurance cuts. the markets are pricing in at 5050. our view is that if economic data continues to stabilize, we are less

luke, any other stats? >> this is a great week in the bond market for convergent-type debts. thatod yi y ended yesterday, something huge there, so this will be the first week since april of 2016 that the japanese 10 year bond yields rises three basis points, a week where the u.s. 10 year treasury yield falls at least 10 basis points. >> that convergence theme coming up now. >> you really delivered there. bund-treasuryting correlation. >> you set stay close to home. when we have the dollar weakening, generally resolutely going tos the u.s. lose its haven status? >> personally i don't think so. one of the things that is kind of amazing that is a saving grace in the united states is we are 70% consumptive gdp, so we have to be careful about the language we use that influences any behavior, which is amazing, because we can use the data to communicate this, but it is really about how people feel about the lives they are living, if they can do certain things and continue to spend money, so that advantages the u.s. right now. ubs does not think we are headed into a recession in the

luke is fun. he's funny looking. ♪ what makes you country? >> nobody spoke about katy.s she's just a girl that can be with the guys and then she can take over the met ball in a single chandelier and a hamburger. ♪ bo bon appetit baby ♪ >> bon appetit, baby. >> their love game, as strong as ever. "e.t." was on set for "idol's" first round of auditions in savannah, georgia. and 35 people faced the judges hoping for a ticket to hollywood and 35 just happens to be katy's milestone birthday on october 25th. >> guess what? guess what y'all? it's october 1st. it's my birthday month. >> yes. >> oh, my god. >> and it's the whole month. >> and while we're sure fiance orlando bloom doesn't need any gift tips. these guys? we're not so sure. >> i mean, i would like us to turn into a more eco-friendly world. like i don't know. i can get anything i want. i am proud of surviving the music industry. >> happy birthday month katy. >>> tonight is the premiere of my show "the masked singer" on fox. >> right after that is the premiere of "almost family." >> hey, "e.t.." i'm emily osment here

in february of this year we also hired luke angus. luke has 10 years investment experience. also a cfa charter holder, with a bachelor's degree in finance and is in the latterpinings in a degree and master degree in renewable energy and sustainability systems. today's update is an update on our three pillars of the strategy. those are active ownership, investment management, and esg collaboration and communication. there is an extensive amount of information in each of those three umbrellas. i want to recognize andrew that the framework that he introduced to the board last year analyzing risk factors has been recognized by peers throughout the country. andrew and luke have also been very helpful and informative and collaborative in bringing the investment recommendations since their hire to the board. with that i will turn it over to andrew. >> thank you, bill, for that introduction. good afternoon, commissioners. i will pull up some slides here. i am here to do what will become an annual update on the esg platform. there is a fair amount to cover. quickly i will outline all

we have a presentation by andrew and luke on modernizing the energy sector. it is a terrific presentation. i hope the board members are able to be present. if we have time, these are two big ticket items. if we have time on the third one. if we don't get to it we will do it another time. we think as staff the human experience is fast evolving from the industrial age to science technology and innovation. you have heard us talk about it piecemeal in terms of manager recommendations. we want to step back and present this to you more holei holisticn how the landscape of investing is changing. we will turn it over to the board for questions. >> one more disclosure. >> i have that. thank you for the reminder. i believe i have it. this morning, i believe it was, we got notice the board's approval in august of investing in the bridge water pure alpha two and major markets two strategy of up to $200 million in the aggregate that did close. we will get $150 million in the bridge water pure alpha major markets two strategy. with that we can turn it over to the board for

. >>> let's turn now to luke lloyd to touk talk more about markets and what to expec next an investmentategic at strategic wealth petners welcice to have you here. >> fad to be here. >> we got a partial trade deal. the market up about 50 oh points and thent l better than 200 points. how do you read that? was the market disappointed or just looking ahead to next week? >> so day after day, the thing that continuesri to the market is the recent news about trade. and we're rlly trying toune out the political noise right now and take a long-term perspective. we really believe that the -- we're in a trade range boundun l a deal gets done which i hear partial deal i hear they can't agree onig terms right now. >> what does tha do to the market? theig parts have been about the impact its having on manufacturing, and oncu agural especially. and that seems to be easing up a little bit with this partial agreement. >> absolutely. so right now international data is kind ofeak. so what that's going to do this partial deal is east upon tensis hat but in regard to the international side we see flashing

and, luke, it's good to see you.et's talk a little bit about this when you think about lobstering, maine it's still mostly small boats and independent contractors. is that way of life under threat in the middle of these trade wars >> it certainly is there is a huge effort of consolidation going on right now as this margin is basically been eroded from the u.s. export business all of our lobsters that are going to china are now going through canadian dealers, canadian wholesalers so we are losing relationships with those customers we are losing margins. and as a result the bigger businesses that have deeper pockets are coming up and grabbing some of the smaller companies that had these relationships with the chinese businesses >> what have the tariffs meant for your business? >> we don't do a lot of business either in the e.u. where tariffs have also played a big role or in china so we've been able to principally skirt around it. but we spend a lot of time sitting on boards in the industry and as a third-generation lo

as is traditional, luke representing the prosecution will go first. ready, luke? come on up. i will step away. luke: i would like to begin just by thinking my esteemed colleague jalisia, onto a heavier note now. role as a prosecutor of the state is not to defend the moral character of the doctor. it is not to object evidence to uphold a faulty case. it is not to paint a false picture. my duty to the people of the state of new york is to uphold the very foundation of our society. justice. i must do this in a fair and equitable way. i must provide evidence, expert witness, and the testimony of dear friends and family. i must make known the truth of what happened on the night of march 10, 1980. this is a solemn undertaking. i take no joy in the facts of this case. wish it were that we were not here finding ourselves in such a terrible situation. but as many, many years of human history have shown us, jealousy, hatred, and revenge, all too often distort and disfigure mankind. -- the goodness of mankind. it seems as though the british 1697william congreve, in wrote the archetype o

>> today, juan carlos has invited tim luke and me to see the culmination of that effort... what?ck kuster's collection, on display for the very first time. i cannot believe this. hollywood glamour everywhere? hello! >> i have categorized by the vintage actors on this wall and the vintage actress on this wall over here. >> wow, hotties over here and babes over here. i like it. jack met all of these people face-to-face? >> he saw them face-to-face, and they all handed their signature to jack. on this part of the gallery, i have all these boxes full of signatures. >> latin tv hosts, mexican stars, soaps. >> british actresses, ballet and dance. >> the forties, the fifties, the sixties, you name it, i have them all. >> oh, my god. >> what do you think that jack would say if he saw this room? >> i can almost see his face right now. he will be absolutely thrilled to see what i've done with his collection, exactly what he wanted me to. >> it's beautiful. >> well, my collection would not be complete if i don't have -- >> exactly. >> what's a jamie colby going for nowadays? >> especially w

activists from extinction are badly and are preparing for the protests one of them is 28 year old luke is the activist undergoing training in how to behave one blocking a road and one being moved by the police. auditors and the other activists are demanding more climate protection action from government that includes a call for a climate imagine sea to be declared to make that point back to this one to paralyze transport and belin. says she's willing to be arrested if necessary. by this. this this is the only way to show how serious we are it's not sufficient anymore to simply wave flags and demonstrate we need to make clear how bad the situation is right and i think it will be highly symbolic if we are willing to be arrested and have our freedom cut tales. of. extinction rebellion was founded in 2018 and claims to have activists in around 50 countries that protest method is civil disobedience peaceful but sometimes illegal and provocative to illustrate the effects of climate change the activists even dyed the river in switzerland green. the dye was harmless but the campaign got a lot

, you're black, luke!elcome to the big happy force family! ( laughter ) i think my favorite thing is the white house set. i don't know if you've seen it but it's a replica and it's 35,000-odd square feet. i was thinking we could definitely trick trump into living there. ( laughter ) just spin him around a few times, put him in the white house by himself and he'll see tyler perry and be like ben carson, great to see you, so good. ( laughter ) tyler perry, great to see a black person so successful. black progress, that's what it looks like. while we're inspired by a new level of black progress, the next story reminds you there's still a long way to go. >> when they say jury do the is mandatory, they mean it, just ask a florida man who ended up in jail after missing his first day serving on a trial. >> today deandre somerville came to court on time. the 21-year-old apologizing to the judge after he says he overslept, missing his first day serving on a jury. somerville who had never been arrested now has a cri

i'm going to invite luke bruner to close me out. >> hello my name is luke bruner i'm sorry about this am the general manager cafÉ floor. this is a labor of love for me. i moved down here three years ago to work on this. i was previously the business manager of a successful dispensary where we hosted the tour of humble county. i really got my start a public policy served on the state industry association. consulted for prop 64 and worked in 20 different jurisdictions. i wanted to settle down in the city, join a community i really have something to pour my soul into. it's been a real labor of love for me. i found that community. you know i'm the one that cleans up the needles. the one that makes hundreds of 911 calls every year to keep the corner clean. i make sure problems are not going up weaver street. we are really dedicated to doing this. i really want to preserve the history and the sacrifices of the people that come through this neighborhood, especially the 17,000 people that have died in the aids crisis. thank you for your time and consideration. >> thank you. we will now open u

for the entirety of luke. and all of the liquid water on. analysis that other. intel and human to to control us but the asuna couldn't do it if you have the document. here there were you know how the life las on a hot. spot authentic a. real person who started this is the world in the uk. having no. money. while i was. getting a man. by bus i sat and i lay out of action that. without the mask. was was. 6 there that yeah 7. here are 7 7. some political muscle. to come back to justice in their midst because then within a year i'm going to just avoid this dark alley this issue hish movie is not just that he's just but it was a dog coming out of hospital to put up with just watch. and often enough is that the visit number cost book sometime in the month to month yes this is why these places. schools we'll. who the fuck just because he had to be all the same. as he owns goes like. love you. come of the heart. because you like to see that long a little. the 3rd member of the press if i don't believe. so i could give him a call so ted last are over so i've lost. one ca

gene munster of luke ventures. any thoughts here based on our conversation with gene >> yes i mean, i still think the growth is there i mean we talked about it yesterday. 59% growth rate for azure is 59% growth 35% for aws is 35% growth. i think there is huge opportunity if you don't have a position in amazon you can get one at a very, very fair price >> okay. let's shift gears from one part of the tech trade to another kmip maker intel spiking after hours. let's get to john fortt at headquarters. >> just licensing to the call with bob swan talking i'm bringing you the latest there. just to get the first details out of the way it was a beat on the top and bottom from intel. far and away they also raised the full-year guidance by $1.5 billion ceo bab swan on the call talking about supply which is a crucial new for sbrel. they haven't had enough it's been frustrating for pc makers and others wanting to get more from intel he did just say that they do expect increased output for q 4, the supply will be up double digit

and to luke, right now it just looks like we're rhyming history.aybe not repeating the dot.com bubble, but rhyming a bit. >> yeah, liz, i think you and i should do a segment from now on when there's a new stock the ipo or ip-no. [laughter] i've got to tell you that the difference between now and the '90s is -- i was a specialist for oracle and cisco, big stocks in the '90s, but now the founders are getting rich a lot sooner than before the ipo. and, you know, be cautious and just ask these questions: how much stock has the founder already sold before the ipo, how much money has he made, how many friends and family have already sold stock, at what levels -- liz: right. >> how many directors, how many insiders, how many private equity firms and mutual funds plan to sell on the ipo, right the? ask all those questions. ask how many board members are on, who they're on. i mean, if you look at wework, this is a disaster. adam newman is leaving with $1.5 billion, right? liz: yeah. >> and for a company that was worth $47 billion a month and a half ago and

next to me and our business manager here at saint luke let us know what was going on so we did this of our own accord. >>sure absolutely out of out of abundance of caution and you know as we zoom around map. there's uh plenty of neighborhoods. you know as well and we haven't gotten word from police that they lock down any area which means they're looking for this gunman and they have a really zoomed in on any particular area because they haven't cordoned off any specific area of santa rosa that we know of just that this gunman got away after shooting and injuring one person have you seen any police activity at all in the street outside the school there. >>i mean just the block down this street there. emergency vehicles all over the place, okay. >>well to get give us the extent of because we're looking at a map of the high school we see how it shares a campus with santa rosa high. had the police blocked off areas there were you know how many crews departed, i'm assuming they have obviously you know i i'm not going down there they're right there's a. >>the street i think is ritually at a

let's bring in gene munster our "fast money" friend founder of luke vent yurps sitting on the desk. >> nice to have. >> you let's. >> in the flesh. >> a professor. >> i want to start with facebook since the last thing we discussed. i feel almost like investors are holding their breath for the conference call and about the op exguide. >> that's the bombshell. >> that's the bombshell two of the last five quarters it makes sense to hold breath for that ultimately they laid the groundwork to expect expenses growing faster than revenue. we'll got context around guidance i think that the probability that something is really off base during that earnings call is relatively low, given at the core there is two real take aways here one is that the users aren't going anywhere improve are kbref over the last five quarters since cambridge analytic they continue to grow 8% year over year and separately the concept that advertisers don't have anyplace to go. i'm old. i 50 i don't use instagram. i don't think facebook or instagram with good for the world. despite my beliefs i think this stock is like

in the gospel of luke the crowds call out to john the baptist asking what then shall we do? he answers by saying that whoever has two tunics should share with him who has none, whoever has food should do the same. ancient jewish sages wrote that the world depends upon three things. torah, the law, service to god and others, and acts of loving kindness. in more recent times jean-paul ii reminded us every generation of americans needs to know that freedom consists not in doing -- we like but having to the right to do what we ought. the reverend billie graham put it differently. god has given us two hands, one to receive with and one to give with. i sense a pattern here. that spirit, that part of our humanity, that part that bears the unmistakeable fingerprints of god urges us to put faith to work and turn worship into deeds. that u.s. aide we have been undertaking reforms to our partnership and procurement process to tear down the barriers and burdens that too often pushes the faith community and local groups away. that too often calls upon faith-based organizations to surrend

luke. the software is to blame indonesian investigators say the faulty programming at boeing was the main cause of crashes in ethiopia and in the danger but shoddy maintenance and crude training also played a role. and only 40 percent of people in africa have internet access and those who do pay more than on any other continent. also on the show back in court the ad to the samsung electronics and part that is corruption case is up for review. this is business africa. offers welcome to plane crashes in indonesia and ethiopia shocked the world and sent the shares a plane manufacturer of boeing into a tailspin accident investigators in jakarta have now concluded it was a combination of design flaws in boeing's 737 jet inadequate training and maintenance problems that led to the lie of their crash a year ago when 189 people lost their lives if one of those failures happened occurred the accident may have been avoided one of the investigators said. in a boeing 737 monks plunged into the java sea

luke. so they can only be for haley? of course not. haley isn't the only hottie living here. i washed the car in my cheer shorts the other day. i definitely felt eyes on me. has it ever occurred to you that those flowers could be for me? - what do you mean? - i mean, like, from my boyfriend. - what? - you have a boyfriend? and you thought my thing was crazy. [laughs] ♪

it being fox news is relevant and good for them to putute number luke that. this is a good play for trumpests to say what's the crime? i can argue all day it's not what impeachment was contemplating but it still sounds good and that could be a that says they have to do what he's saying and others are saying. >> schlapp was sloppy with the arguing. it's umpoimportant to have that voice but republicans changed the rules and the it houses to the do nothing and the rights he wants are present in a trial, not in the investigatory phase. >> well, you got it. i got to tell you this poll for me, especially can coming from fox news and from republicans, registered voters that includes republicans, that's a very big deal. i'm not sure if the tide is turning but people are watching to see what happens. >> and politicians do that. i would argue they should not. i would argue they're not justanicoo. but it does show it's getting traction. he's very responsive to feedback. but it still keeps pressure on the democrats. umpeachment was not supposed to be a majority push thro

freiburg top scorer luke of it was back in the team after being benched in recent weeks by christian strike he was a hair's breadth from opening the scoring with the game's 1st good chance on 17 minutes. dortmund axel but still showed him how it's done i will to the visitors freiburg keeper alexander's full left helpless. foot freiburg were undaunted by going behind 1st. i then followed schmidt spartan chances before the teams went 10 for half time i tried burke were more ruthless after the break rewarded his manager's face with his 4th goal of the season i don't know how to force the play. kimi followed his champions league brace in midweek with another goal here albeit via deflection off the unlucky lucas kubler i the visitor switched to defensive mode freiburg threw everything at them and were rewarded with a 90th minute equaliser 3 money well countries bull's eye that's a blow for dalton to spend a winning position for a 3rd consecutive team in the business league if he is insured and stuff folds we don't have to ask why why why it just is this is still new to these bombings ther