lulu is a dolphins cheerleader. >> lulu is a true treat! happy halloween to everybody. ♪ >>> 10% flat rate. what it would also enable use to do is for every citizen to fill out their taxes on a postcard. >> we're reducing taxes to 15%. bringing corporate taxes down. >> get rid of all the deductions and loopholes. >> only if it's about three pages are you leveling the playing field. >> my tax plan actually gets rid of the payroll tax as well. >> you know, they didn't agree on the moderators, the gop contenders also agreeing on the need for tax cuts, and big tax cuts. and tax reform to get our economy back on track. welcome, everybody. i'm neil ca

want to stick with retail and lulu. got a downgrade today and a big one to sell at fbr capital, the firm cutting its price target by more than 20%. susan anderson is the analyst behind it. she joins us today live from virginia. we were just hearing the najarian indicator at the mall of america saying traffic was brisk at lulu and maybe that's because the discounts were big. >> i agree, yes. the traffic was very strong. i don't doubt they were trying to drive sales in those stores. the problem is, in our checks, we noticed that clearance was almost double what it was last year and the markdown rate was almost 10% greater. most of the consumers were buying these clearance items which i think is going to weigh on the margins for fourth quarter. we did bring our numbers down. we're now 10 cents breaux the street for fourth quarter. i think this heavy clearance which started out at the end of the second quarter when they had inventories up 55% is going to continue to weigh on the margins in fourth quarter. >> much of the cha

lulu is a dolphins cheerleader. >> lulu is a true treat! happy halloween to everybody. ♪ >>> 10% flat rate. what it would also enable use to do is for every citizen to fill out their taxes on a postcard. >> we're reducing taxes to 15%. bringing corporate taxes down. >> get rid of all the deductions and loopholes. >> only if it's about three pages are you leveling the playing field. >> my tax plan actually gets rid of the payroll tax as well. >> you know, they didn't agree on the moderators, the gop contenders also agreeing on the need for tax cuts, and big tax cuts. and tax reform to get our economy back on track. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. they were tripping over each other. i was tempted to hear one of them say no taxes for anyone, ever. it will be about your taxes and money and jobs. we're hosting the next debate on fox business november 10th. what you can plan from what these candidates are saying. and this issue of other positions on revenue coming into washington. charles payne, ned stein. tony and julie. adam out this week.

we like lulu as a dominant player.hink near term and long-term, they have very solid fundamental trends that are going on. there's not even a close second in the category. they have opportunity for more than expansion. and also going into past the holiday season, we like them, where you've got both opportunities for earnings to grow in excess of 20%. very few people today can do that. >> not even a close second. what do you think? >> i'm not going to argue that the athleisure sector itself is one of the few growth sectors out there. but certainly lulu has its own problems. if you look at where they ended the inventory levels were up 59% last quarter. sales are supposed to be up 14% last quarter. there may be some margin pressure there. in addition, they are embarking on a very expensive rollout program in new york. we have seen that movie before, from several of these names. and finally, i think, you know, if you look at the competition, cheaper, better, quicker, h & m, high mark. all of these companies have incredibly

lulu lemon, their stock has been under pressure, but it has a lot more to do with lulu lemon.derarmour wanted to make an acquisition, its stock is in pretty good currency right now. it's something to watch. i have no opinion on whether or not there's anything out there. >>. >> you don't tend to put too much stock into holiday retail sales. why not is this. >> at this point everything has sort of been said. you know, there's a lot of guys that will come out and talk about promos in the market and all these things. these guys don't plan these things a we're in advance. we're much more focused on 2016. we are interested to see how trends play out in the holiday and whether or not any of those trends lead us into adjusting what we think will happen for 2016. >> jack woodruff, thank you so much for being here. scott, back to you. >> news alert now on intel. that company's guidance, dom chu, what's the -- >> the investor outlook here, they're saying they expect full year 2016 sales growth to be in mid single digits. that's solid compared to what analysts were looking for in terms of

fbr cutting lulu. >> lulu, the weather did not get chilly in time. lulu has a lot of inventory. there's an undercut for under armour. my problem is it got cold. the cold weather can move a lot of inventory if it's done right. >> sales can move inventory. that's what really moves inventory, markdowns. >> lulu is a name that people are not in for the earnings. the markdowns can be big. you mentioned macy's earlier. what about the markdowns there? >> sometimes a stock at 40 when it was at 72. i went to hear someone, stock down 72. the stock has done a lot. balance sheet is okay. if terry lundgren is speaking more bullishly, that's one you want go to. >> but a sales number that looks okay for some of these retailers now who are getting rid of inventory does not translate into big profit. >> only for tjx and ross stores who buy the inventorinventory. >> the deeper discounts will hurt gross margins. >> a lot of hot money in that stock. that's not what you do you don't buy retail for takeover. >> it's going to be an incredibly busy week. a lot of economic data led by the jobs number on

making what would have been theer off buying lulu over $12 million buyback that was announced.could be a pretty for paris for lululemon, considering the selling pressure over the last six months with the stock down .7% urban outfitters, after posting a disappointing quarter this week and announcing the purchase of a pizza chain, is rebounding abercrombie & fitch feed. the stock is down 30% year to date. more ahead, mark, including -- the big one. the battle of the charts. ar investors ready for december rate hike from the fed? i have 2 very important gauges of volatility. that is up next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ betty: you are watching bloomberg "markets." the european close. it is time for the global title of the chart. it is taking twitter and social media by storm. in newsenthal joins us york. mark barton is still standing by in london. he is ready to give us his charts. joe, you go first. dovishrio draghi made comments reiterating december looks unlikely. the german two-year yields have gone into negative territory. they are sensitive to policy, down -0.389. they are nothing comp

do you look at lieu lulu as an acquisition target?> would you buy the stock for any reason besides that? >> i like the company, yes. do i own shares? no, i own other names in the sports leisure space. there are reasons you could be interested in somebody like lulu. the transition has been very strong. they're doing a great job once again like they did in the past but when you look at the stock, 52-week high versus where it is, if somebody were to step in, they're going to have to pay a pretty interesting price, scott, because where it is based right now on the low end i think that they will want to look towards that higher end. >> joe made note of sort of what happens when momentum goes awry in a momentum stock. go pro is now 20% below its ipo price. just last week i think it broke below it for the first time. now it's 20% below, and it's 80% off of its all-time high. people have been sort of concerned about heavy discounting. you see it on -- you find it on groupon, other places you used to not see go pro products for. >> just in ter

on the facebook page his tie. >> you guys are awful. >> so cute. >> joy, lulu. >> all right. thank you bill. >>> well, over to -- heather with a check of the commute. >> well, we'll talk about mass transit first. if you are going out of the house and you're going to go catch a metro-north, long island railroad, and new jersey transit, you're doing okay. this weekend starting at midnight tonight, no weekend service on the 7 trains between queensboro plaza and 34th street. that will last until 4:30 on monday morning. five minutes george washington bridge inbound. lincoln is 15. the hol hand is ten link and west side highway from the area of 110th street. getting down the 96th street. we have a disabled vehicle so that's your delay. the harlem river drive is going really going to backup south. that's another accident. this bun is sitting off on the shoulder but of course that doesn't matter. everyone slows down or takes a lock at that. l.i.e. going westbound getting into the van wyck expressway. you have an accident. delays back to the clear view and in fact a look at a camera a

the lulu and leo fund is a phenomenal cause, one that's close to our hearts and going to be great tothey can do with the funds. a few more minutes left. if you think you can top that, hey, watch out we're hot on your heels with this one. let's take a look at how we finished the day on wall street. the dow lost 254 points, a cuff session across the board, declines of 1.2 to 1.4%. the s&p 500 reaching the 200 day moving average to the down side, oil a lot of attention, art cashin said he thinks it can go back below 40 as soon as tomorrow. >>> it's been a busy session for after hours earnings. cisco conference call just beginning, we will bring you the highlights coming up. >>> apple is reportedly in talks with u.s. banks to career a peer to weir payment service. kevin o'leary has been critical of paypal on the past. kevin, this is interesting, you've been critical of paypal and apple shareholder but not always pleased with some of these moves. talk a little bit about whether apple moving into this space is a lights out moment for paypal. >> i think it's a big moment for anybody in the

. >>> talk about a possible take over of lulu lemon. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, planning a 160- billion dolr merger. it will create the world's largest drugmaker... but the motives >>> pfiezer and allegan are merging. allergan is based in ireland and will reduce taxes. >>> after the sheer yoga pants fi i can't say koe in 2013 that led to the departure of many -- fiasco. it is due to a nike buyout. >>> come join me at 10:00 on our sister station kbw. >> reporter: it does not look like much, but that is the weather change we have not seen in nearly one year, rain, cold and snow in a few parts of the bay area. we'll have more of that coming up. >> reporter: and the warriors are doing something that no teams have done before. the sharks are doing something that they have never done before. >> reporter: the plays of the weekend coming up. ,,,,,, my name is kieran griffin. i work here at five star auto care in rocklin california. a lot of thought was put into the change to solar and we couldn't have done it without pg&e. pg&e is very committed to clean energy. working with five star auto care we looked a

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there's a benefit calledly lulu and the leo fund. they lost their two young kids to a terrible tragedy, but they are raising money for other kids. they were amazing. and they define the art of healing, those two. so i just want to give a shout out to them. >> okay. joy bauer. it's her birthday! >> we're wishing joy a happy birthday. and we want to hear your inspire inspiring weight loss stories. >> i may have to join it. >> but -- >> you have to lose over 100 pounds to get in this. >> coming up after the commercial break you know who we have? >> we have a dream treatment. we have a dream team. lie diane lane. lane. he said sure. but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists. with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean versus sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels super clean. oral-b know you're getting a superior clean. i'm never going back to a manual brush. i was out for a bi

. ♪ emily: i am emily chang and this is lulu -- this is "bloomberg west." wednesday in hong kong. good morning. >> thank you. a couple of earnings we are watching here. the leading list of july has put expansion on a hold. -- also announced a first ever special dividend in an attempt to an list investor returns. they say they will shut underperforming stores. shares have fallen more than 40% the china slowdown affects industries in hong kong and abroad. -- says sales next year will miss the target of growth. they blame slumping demand in china and the u.s. and it comes after they cut their revenue forecast. hugo boss says the slowdown in china is forcing people to look for better prices elsewhere. a 25-year-old woman has gone on trial charged with defaming. photos of -- she is one of three people recently charged with connection to social media posts. there are dictatorship laws protecting the dictator from ridicule. and -- has suffered a setback. holdings rejected the $12.4 billion buyback offer over concerns about valuation. said only 50% approved the pla

i think lulu would love this. maybe a little jealous as well. >> shirley, thank you. marnie, so nice to meet you. what's the handle? >> it's marnie the dog. complexions for contemporary >> check this out, rosanna. the complexions dance company. their new season about to start -- >> yeah, at the joyce theater. i think that's what is kind of, you know, implies in the name be, complexions. life. this is desmond richardson, co-founder of the theater. >> thank you very much. >> tell us about the troupe. >> well, we starlet inside 994 -- we started in 994, and we toured internationally and, obviously, domestically, and we're just super excited about this season. >> so what are you going to perform for us this morning? >> today -- well, and tonight -- this is a work called testament to the gospel song "amazing grace." >> beautiful. >> fantastic. >> ashley and andrew back there, let's see them do their thing. come with us. sound that saved a wretch like me. i once was lost but now i'm twas grace that brought me safe thus far and grace will lead me home >> beautiful. >> you kn

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>> the lulu & leo fund.t organization that is trying to help kids make sure they realize their potential. >> we'll do $10,000. my wife and i will do $10,000. >> but i'm going to be at breakfast. >> what? >> can i sell it -- >> jim cramer is down at the new york stock exchange where jim cramer joins us now. i saw kohl's chart and got scared. >> kohl's, obviously, kohl's side of the street, the weather must be freezing. macy's must have been warm. this was -- >> look at the chart from where it's been and where it's gone. that scares me in terms of the consumer. >> kohl's is not macy's. macy's has that big dollar exposure because of the flagship store. i think that kohl's was already prepped in terms of what macy's says to be automobile to bad. kohl's is citing nike's shoes. that general retail would have included them. the chart included them. they've already been knocked down. when they did one point comp, when people were looking for one point comp, everybody was thrilled. there was a time when one point com

. >> lulu, i want you to -- this is a bystander. yelling at the officers.isten. >> what are you doing to him? >> taking him to jail. >> for what? >> crossing gwen the light. >> why do you think this happened? do you think it was just because of jaywalking? i don't know of what happened before but this seems like an overreaction for just jaywalking. >> correct. it was more than an overreaction. it was incorrect. >> why do you think it happened, lordis? >> we have been contemplating that for a few days and we cannot come with an exact reasoning or what have you as to why we were treated that we. >> the only rationale i can think of is that they were -- they were upset that, you know, we were breaking the law, one, and that we knew that it wasn't a very serious situation and we were kind of defiant in the way of, you know, the group of people that we were walking with all decided to cross the street and i think they just, maybe they just needed to make an example of a couple of people to show their, you know, power. >> so you admit that you were breaking the l

as we get into the thick of the holiday shopping season lulu lemon is falling. sbr slashing its price target to $55. also cutting its rating from underperform to market perform sighting heavy discounting. >>> let's check other moves. under armour lower after piper jaffry cut its price target from $88 to $97, the firm maintaining its neutral rating but does the high inventory levels could spark discounts in the weeks ahead. >> and fit bit has been upgraded to overweight to equal weight at bark clays, the analysts say that fit bit's selloff is overdone. he expects new product launches, corporate wellness deals and ma inimprovements to act as meaningful catalysts. i expect them to take it out of my drawer. >> if you global economy sees a turn around next year some of this year's big lovers in the market could become big winners. mike santoli is here at post 9. welcome, mike. >> we should just say these are not picks you're making here. >> no, not outright picks. they are kind of a -- they are raw material for picks, let's say. it's a screen of stocks that have been

log on to charitybuzz.com to support the wonderful lulu and leo fund. >>> if things can stabilize here warner is down 10%. got a six handle on it now. $66. >> dupont, 36% off the bottom, it's going higher. >> tomorrow go on the line and sell facebook. time to take profit. >> sell the facebook. >> lgf on the back of earnings today. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for more >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to mad money. welcome to crameria. other people want to make friends i'm trying to save you money. call me 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. fang! fang lives!

this is maximus and we have siri and lulu this morning, all dressed with their birthday hats and their owners' birthday today. so they're all celebrating birthdays today. it -- max i told you where's the pocket square? i told you to wear the pocket square. >> lovely. >> at least these guys -- >> very nice. >> show me the love. >> i love to come visit. get to see cute just like that. >>> you have cuteness as commute? >> it's getting little better on the 7 trains. we have the entire lanes suspended but mta just said a few minutes ago the 7 trains nasus opinioned between 34th street and 4 the 2nd street. all because of problems and buses are available at 34th street. so you can always use that option. and now we still have this problem in jersey city, route 7 all lanes closed down in both directions and then the cross bronx expressway west at third avenue. another accident investigation and into lanes are closed. delays before the bruckner heading into third avenue as a result of that. now if you're going on to 35 north at amboy road. utility pole repair and two lanes closed down can then

it is for the lulu and leo fund. so please do bid. time for the final trade. dan. >> twitter, i heart the button. >> microsoft. >> it looks like it will head toward 60. >> coors reporting tomorrow morning. i am long and i'm nervous but the stock does not reflect a meet or even close so hopefully the bar is set very low. >> gee. >> dependent -- tenet health care. thc folks, we talked about it last week. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks now watching. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. my job is to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> they were bad. just not bad enough.

trend means athletic apparel, that can be worn all day, and it is driven huge sales that nike and luluer retailers a and boston globe reports they are wearing their yoga a pants but they dress up, to the the office. >> how about that. >> a photo showing both personal victory and act of kindness is shared all across the the country. >> this is marathon runner robert mccoy, being helped across the finish line by a savanna, georgia police officer. mccoy fell and bloodied his nose and knees but he was determined and that police sergeant john kane gave him an extra boost of motivation. >> while he was on the ground, he kept telling us that he had to finish the race, he had to finish the race, and, my hearties just bleeding for him. from that moment there was a real connection between the two that we were going to finish the goal. >> mccoy was okay just cuts and bruises there. he wants to give his marathon medal to sergeant kane. >> how about that. >> nicely done sergeant kane. nicely done. let's go to kate bilo with the forecast. we have a big blob of green rain over there. >> it is not sli

. >> see, i have lulu, she doesn't she would. see her? >> the dog on the left this. >> and rlulu brings great things to your life. >> i didn't think i was going to fall so much in love with a dog. the treats are really cool, i love the swiffer products, i love the treats. humans could eat them. >> well -- >> i mean, if greg rolls over -- >> should we open it up and get in? [laughter] >> that's cute. one more thing about the show, and i want you to tell the bosses over there at scandal, i think your character is in line for a promotion. >> i think he's definitely due. >> there's historic precedence for this. alexander hail bake nixon's -- alexander hague became nixon's chief of staff, and he was a years. and chief of staff at the same time. it was a very interesting role. >> maybe that might be more responsibility i can handle. >> a few weeks ago tony goldwyn was here, and he says the two of their clothes. >> it seems to be that way. look, in shonda land you're never safe, and it's something we always have to stay in shape for, and i'm gla

this is lulu -- this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ everyone, fromng london and new york, this is "bloombergurveillance," we bring you up to date with the russian pledge down near the syrian border. vonnie: that is right, it is down by the turkish military near the border after they said it violated turkey's airspace. there were two pilots and one did manage to project. we are hearing from the turks that one is dead. the market did react by 1.5%. tom: the kremlin says the plane incident"very serious ." futuresotice that the will stabilize. francine, over to you. francine: i think you're right. they are trying to gather information. let's go back to the tape terror threat -- back to the terror threat. brussels is on lockdown. on day four. these schools are closed, the metro is closed. are there any talks of reopening? find balanceng to by saying there is still a terrorist threat but they are starting to get back to normal? task thatthat is the we have here now. because the main suspect is still at large. and the prime minister last night said the threat remains. but at the same time, he said

they said that nike would have ratherarter buying lulu than the $12 billion buyback.may be a temporary reprieve for lululemon. and lastly, urban outfitters, after posting a disappointing quarter earlier this week and announcing the purchase of a be a tough, it will year for urban outfitters. the stock is down 30% year-to-date. alix, scarlet? abigailank you so much, doolittle, joining us at the nasdaq. scarlet: coming up, the returns on aerospace and defense companies. ♪ alix: welcome back to bloomberg markets. i'm alix steel. scarlet: and i'm scarlet fu. terrorist attacks in europe and the middle east have renewed interest in exchange traded funds that invest in your and defense companies. a good space. one etf has outperformed of the s&p 500 by 30 percentage points. related tos this instability and how much of this is a valuation play? guest: it is a little bit of both. military expenditures of ghana for 10 years straight. you look at what happened last the s&p,ou see it done but this is part of a continued story. this is a hidden gem. i cannot not taken here often,

. >> if you're in a war of culture and lifestyle withh france, good [ bleep ] lulu. >> journalism can be one hell of a life. >> i l le it. >> dear charlie, i love you so much. >> can you meet me later tonight? what doesn't kill you makes you stronger >> you're not the girl out in public when they're talking saying i better eat a salad because i know people are watching. >> oh, no. if somebody were to say, oh, you shouldn't be eating that, i'm going to eat like five rightht in front of your face. >> i went out with somebody who said i've never seen a woman eat asuch as you do. he never asked me out again. what does that mean. >> oh, nice! >> i am your father. >> when you break up with somebody, the first rule is no phone calls. the second rule, you don't go over to theirouse and drive by to see what they're doing. you just say, no, gone, history, i'm moving forward. >> can you see us sitting*here at 102? >> you two are goingng to get am. i'm _______it's eight-55 on this friday morning. your top stories are coming up in just a moment...but right now -- a former police chief has been arr

scarlet: lulu in talks to add time warner as an investor -- hulu in talks to add time warner as an investorbloomberg.com. alix: let's send it over to the markets desk where julie hyman has the latest. a basket of the good and bad of the day. julie: yum! brands moving on china news. shares of 3.5%. same-store sales and its restaurants in china grew an estimated 5% last month. the company has had some ups and downs in china. laggingness has been ever since 2014 when there was a scandal that involved one of its suppliers selling expired meat. yum! brands has bowed to investor pressure to spin out that china division. we are looking at lumina, replacing cigna in the s&p 500. when you get these announcements come you tend to have the sto ck thrived because those who benchmark their holdings against the s&p -- looking at yelp today. mark upgraded yelp to an outperform from set to perform. he cited a highly attractive risk reward after the stocks recent underperformance. there is unique core and strategic value at yelp. on the downside today, we have -- droppingucking the most ever, 24%. this afte

maybe this could be a problem for lulu and under armour as well.carlet: matt with the individual movers in today's session. there was a big drop in treasury supply come up to 26%, according to bond dealer estimates. it is one more recently that the fed can end the registry policy without causing a drop in borrowing costs. .oining me is lisa abramowicz why does this matter to investors? sa: first of all, when you talk about the fed raising rates, you get a lot of concern that all of a sudden yields will start surging upwards and we will lose all our money and the fixed income that we are saving life for when we retire when we are 98. we start wondering, what are we going to do, etc.? the shows how complicated equation really is, and how the factors at play are multifaceted good we just had the chinese yuan accepted as a reserve currency. china has been trying to devalue the yuan by selling treasuries. that has been pressure that would push yields up. on the flipside, less supply coming, particularly in the long end of the curve, the longest dated bo

wrapped around five times from lulu dharma. gorgeous, gorgeous beading. big assortment to choose from. even looks good on you as does everything. big discounts on these as well. normally depending on the one you choose, $119. everything is slashed by 76%. >> i like t that. >> okay, so this an ode to shonda rhimes. this is all of t the iconi sayings from thursday nights and i took this particular one from her twitter account, don't tweet me your craziness, i love that but you can choose a any phras you want. any phrase you want. so, a message, a mantra, something that's meaningful for you. you can create your own glass dish. this is one of the best holiday gifts ever. big discount. three different sizes, normally $40 to $64 depending on the size you choose. there's even bigger ones than you see here. >> what is the deal? >> slashed in half, $20 to $32. rgeous gift. okay, so here is the wine stopper that robin pointed out this morning on twitter that olivia pope would love. so you take this cork and you freeze this, you freeze that and then you're going to

that's why lulu is attractive.it's difficult to get pricing. you can get jeans for $6. >> matt, one week until black friday. what's your holiday shopping retail pick? i think you want to be associated with value and brands. the off-price sector has it. we spent the last couple days with tjx. i think the off-price sector is benefitting from a lot of this dislocation taking place at the department stores. they're pickinging up brands they have not seen before. tjx has a global model where they're picking up brands in europe, canada, the u.s. that's what the consumer wants. they want a good deal, top-deal brands and athletics. our two are athletics. >> and you. >> i like cigna. they have a good progr-- i like. they have good holiday sales. they have a lot of varietial, great brands, everybody loves diamond. you have to be worry about higher ends because of the paris tragedies and market volatilities. people are looking at their 401(k)s. good discussion, thank you very much. oliver chen and matthew boss. thanks. >> sti

. >> one of our favorite charities, lulu and leo, one of the items for auction?> dinner with me and my wife at bar san miguel. you can bring a bunch of friends. i want people to read what the cause is. even if they don't want to contribute and bid for dinner, they understand this is something worth contributing to. >> charitybuzz.com/supportlululeo fund. >> hgood hour. >> yes. >> we should do this more often. >> jim cramer, "mad money." when we come back, hany nada. this happens every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart, plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. we heard you got a job as a developer!!!!! its official, i work for ge!! what? wow... yeah! okay... guys, i'll be writing a new language for machines so planes, trains, even hospitals can work better. oh! sorry, i was trying to put it away... got it on the cake. so you're going to work on a train? not on a train...on "trains"! you're not gon

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stephanie: there is already criticism that may be nike should have taken it, possibly bought lulu lemon, which has struggled the last couple of years, and nike cannot seem to get in. david: we now want to get you the latest on the hostage situation, still unfolding at the radisson blu in bamako, mali. we do know that 170 people were taken hostage. what more do you have to report? situation is changing very quickly. the latest reports from malian tvs that 18 of the hostages have been released. we know that french troops, about a thousand of them in the country have gone to the hotel. american troops are by their side. situation is really coming to a head. stephanie: how long have they been there? how long have the hostages been held? franz: there was one report that the gunmen came into the hotel in a car with diplomatic plates. that is unconfirmed. there had recently been barriers put up around the hotel, but obviously that was not enough to hold them back. stephanie: for those had been -- for those who have been freed, the 80, do we know if they have been injured? are getting isolated