though maddox spoke about generating free cash flow in boston then going on to talking about macau.dding 1300 suites, suite rooms with concession up for renewal in 2022. here the companies just highlights the unique way it contributes to macau but in las vegas maddox pulled away from steve wynn's grand plan for paradise park the large public swimming pool on the the trip is history it's expanded for a golf central opinion this has been a rough week, melissa down $94 recovered at 113 today in the after hours trading back down again to 107. rough ride. >> roller coaster. thank you contessa tim, quickly what is the trade and do we read into this china slowdown and should be worried about other companies. >> xi visited a fwoed golden weak concern about the regulatory environment there and capital flight and whatnot on a valuation basis in stock is crazy cheap. relative to the peers. trading at about nine times 2009 versus pierre, 4, 15 times a free cash flow yield 8, 9% the company acting like it's going out of business. we have a pullback this is a mcimpact trade that's gone really rea

maddox in georgia, and i suppose that mr. maddox's views on civil rights are as different from mr. humphries as senator thurmond's are from mine. one thing may i make very clear. as senator thurmond pointed out, he"meet the press" completely disagrees on my views on civil rights. i have always supported civil rights. i will continue to in the future. he pointed out his choice for vice president was ronald reagan. his second choice was senator tower. it was not governor agnew. i was the one who made the final choice on the vice presidency. i should say that in both of our major parties, there should be room for individuals who disagree. i am glad that i have been able to bring together in our party but we will have to set and thegreement and i will make final decision. we have governor rockefeller, governor romney, great leaders in the progressive or liberal wing of the party will stop we also have senator tower, senator thurmond. but one man has to make that decision. when it comes to basic issues, the president of the united states will make them. i want to get the input from the

police now say they accidentally shot a man wrongly identified as the announced maddox bradford, jr., was the shooter they killed. they retracted the statement, saying he may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation. his parents are speaking out in his defense, and demanding answers. >> they basically said he was walking around the mall, waving a gun, running, trying to escape. that wasn't my child. >> police say the actual gunman is still at large. >>> 4:56, a new report indicates nearly 70 san francisco high-rises may be vulnerable in the event of a major earthquake. "the chronicle" says the list includes 68 of the city's tallest structures all completed before 1989. they have so-called structural skeletons assembled with what are now considered outdated welding techniques. inspections are still under way to determine the potential danger. >>> it is 4:56 right now. nasa is set to make its first mars landing in six years. >> today's landing kicks off a two-year mission for a craft called insight. it's tasked with studying the evolution of terrestrial planets. on mars it w

joining us today are: the iranian—born writer amir taheri, bronwen maddox — former international editortimes, now with the uk's institute for government — agnes poirier from the french magazine marianne, and the us journalist stryker mcguire, from bloomberg markets. warm welcome to all of you, and thank you for being with us. meet donald trump, the magic man. it's the pundits verdict on the us president which he most appreciates himself. he re—tweeted it approvingly, after tuesday's elections, the results of which will help shape the presidential election due in 2020. mr trump's republican party lost control of the house of representatives. a democrat—majority there will make it harder to introduce new legislation. the strengthened republican grip on the senate, though, makes it unlikely he'll be successfully impeached. it will also make the path to securing supreme court vacancies for conservatives a lot safer. bronwen, how magic were these results for donald trump? they were a relief, that was how they were portrayed, as very good news for him. it is not great news, in that the democr

. >> he is basically all of us. 5-year-old eli maddox lying down on the airport tarmac in montgomery,his pjs. his dad walt is running for governor and has been on the campaign trail for nearly 400 days. eli is done. >> as so many of us are. >> yeah, many americans are sick and tired of the political ads on tv. more than $5 billion was spent on this election. >> yeah, the state that saw the most campaign spending was florida where $313 million was spent on just two races, but the city that saw the most political ads on tv was phoenix followed by las vegas. >> interesting. more than 41,000 political ads aired on broadcast tv in phoenix during a six-week period. apologies, phoenix. >> yeah. >>> an 11-year-old boy is making an impassioned plea to americans on this election day. >> jamarcus hill is not old enough to vote, but he's not too young to get out the vote. he posted this message on facebook. >> we had to do a lot to vote. we had to march in order to earn our right to vote. my ancestors had to take tests to vote, and now nobody wants to vote? if we don't vote, all their hard work i

about their daily tasks but it's never quite worked the way employers would like data analyst todd maddox ph d. found that employees who have a risk of void personality are in a bad mood or in a social pressure situation and are attempting to earn points for completing tasks will result in reduced not enhanced outcome that's because game a fake asian isn't just about encouraging workers it's about pitting them against each other in the case of a walt disney corporation where their laundry workers union contracts were up in two thousand and eight they implemented gamification in the form of leader boards in the workplace the electronic tracking system scored each laundry worker on their productivity and then posted the scores in real time all over the laundry facilities color coded like traffic lights the constant reminder didn't encourage friendly competition or make people feel they had accomplished anything it increased anxiety and on the job injuries and the once happy workplace was ruined what many workers are calling the electronic whip so hop watchers how would you feel if your boss

joining us today are: the iranian—born writer amir taheri, bronwen maddox — former international editorfrom bloomberg markets. are welcome to all of you, and thank you for being with us. meet donald trump, the magic man. it's the pundits verdict on the us president which he most appreciates himself. he re—tweeted it approvingly, after tuesday's elections, the results of which will help shape the presidential election due in 2020. mr trump's republican party lost control of the house of representatives. a democrat—majority there will make it harder to introduce new legislation. the strengthened republican grip on the senate, though, makes it unlikely he'll be successfully impeached. it will also make the path to securing supreme court vacancies for conservatives a lot safer. bronwen, hal magic were these results for donald trump? they were a relief, that was how they were betrayed, as very good news for him. it is not great news, in that the congressmen have the house, and license or the ability to harass him and demand tax returns and so on. the question for me is whether the democrats

joining us today are: the iranian—born writer amir taheri, bronwen maddox — former international editore marianne,

i heard someone on another network tonight say this was right out of the lester maddox playbook from the old south, a south we thought we had moved on from. law enforcement has been strongly notified to watch closely for any illegal voting which may take place in tuesday's election, or early voting. anyone caught will be subject to the maximum criminal penalties allowed by law. thank you. and, of course, in the old south, the last refuge was to say, well, when you show up to vote, you may be in legal trouble. >> he's really drawing from his greatest hits album right now. immigration, illegal voting. i mean, i'm wondering why we haven't heard about the russia witch hunt hoax in a while. he's really started pulling out all the stops in the last messaging here. because there is a sense that they have lost the house, and as sabrina was saying, it is a battle for the senate. i would caution, too, when we look at all these polls and you see him pulling out these messaging in the last attempts, so much of these polls are margin of error. when you see democrats up by two, by three, by four,

initially authorities announce maddox bradford, jr., was the man who was shot and killed.ave been involved in some aspect of the altercation. his parents are speaking out in his defense, and demanding answers. >> they basically said he was walking around the mall waving a gun, running, trying to escape. that wasn't my child. >> police say the actual gunman is still at large. >>> tensions are rising between russia and ukraine after a new crash at sea. the u.n. is scheduled to hold an emergency meeting. on sunday ukraine claims russia opened fire on and seized three ukrainian vessels, wounding crew members. tugboat and two other ships were sailing through an area which separates mainland russia from crimea. russia opened a bridge spanning that strait and blocked the ships from passing. ukrainian authorities say they gave advanced notice to the russians they were going to sail. just this morning, two of the ukrainian ships, two of the three involved in the incident were seen moored in a harbor in crimea. hours ago, russia apparently seized them. >>> a milestone for brexit. br

brian kemp has actually disavowed this, but the fact is that brian kemp has enveloped every lester maddoxpression policy he probably could in running for governor. so this is not surprising. let me just say this to be completely honest. we had racism in this country before donald trump. we're going to have racism in this country after donald trump. he didn't begin this type of things. but i hope that more republicans are ready to repudiate this and stand firmly against this and not accept this as a part of their party platform. >> bakari, what are you saying there? are you trying to attribute this to trump? i mean this ridiculous call from some racist -- >> he just said -- >> why are you even mentioning trump? trump had nothing to do with this call. >> because i think it's very telling now, and i go back to charlottesville, for example, and i say, what was the most surprising part about charlottesville, was that individuals didn't even wear hoods. they weren't ashamed of their racism or xenophobia or anti-semitism. donald trump has allowed people to have comfort in that bigotry, in this r

likes of which we have not seen in the modern era, something that would be re recognizable to lester maddox or george wallace. what we're going to watch play out over the night is whether trumpism faces its first validation or first repudiation, looking at the early returns, i would bet on repudiation. it will be a long night, we'll see. >> do you feel like republican candidates have a choice as to how they align themselves with trump or not? one thing chuck todd was talking about, republicans had a hard decision to make whether they would stand on a stage with trump, whether they would attend a rally, to put him on their own local races. do republicans have a choice? can they say no to trump and still turn out the republican base enough to compete? >> one of the things i think that we miss in our analysis in our coverage is this. we can't just say the election is determined by the last big event that occurs in the campaign. as opposed to the first meaningful event. when donald trump arrived in washington, d.c. there were three parties. there was an insurgent trump party. a republican party

bronwen maddox, thank you for joining us.e environment secretary, although he turned down the job offer to become the new brexit secretary, he decided not to resign, but to stay in post at the department for the. a significant event for it to reason they does morning. michael gove has been speaking in the last few moments. do you have confidence in the prime minister? i absolutely do. i have had a very good morning with my collea g u es had a very good morning with my colleagues here to make sure we have the right policies on the environment, farming and fisheries for the future. i am also looking forward to continuing to work with my colleagues in government and parliament to make sure we get the best future for britain. it is actually vital that we get the right deal in the future and making sure that in the area that after so much with the body ‘s people, we can get a good outcome. do you support the deal as it stands, mr gove? to usable the deal mr gove? amongst the regulation, this has also been speculative. whether penn

that's 5-year-old eli maddox.ather, walt, is running for governor of alabama and he said -- he's 5 years old and said i've had enough and took a break right there on the tarmac in montgomery, alabama. he didn't have a meltdown. his father said, he just had enough. >> he took a break. we can all relate. >>> you can watch all the election results live tonight, george will be anchoring with our entire political team here in new york and spread out as you've seen all across the country and that is starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >> we could be going all through the night. >> you might be laid out just like eli. >> we'll see the results come in. >>> let's go back to ginger. >> we're watching that election day forecast. last night we saw the spin, that violent rotation happening in louisiana and that same line of storms is now marching east and will impact your voting morning in north georgia, including atlanta. right now, there is a severe thunderstorm warning just north of atlanta and then in greenville, south car

and both companies now i ha heart matt maddox saying they consider it this an amazing opportunity forut developing some 7 acres near macau palace, the wynn palace. the way they're going to have thousands more hotel rooms coming online. they are trying to demonstrate the commitment to macau to shore up concerns over that concession >> all right we'll let you get back to it contessa thank you for the comments from asian demand for the stock, now falling double digits. a news alert here on parent comcast. alex-sharpleyen preying the story and brings more what have you found. >> there is a new box going to be launched by comcast our parent company largest u.s. cable company that will be marketed toward internet only subscience are scribers, allowing the customers to aggregate favorite streaming apps as long as they don't compete directly with comcast. netflix, amazon, youtube the same apps you can get if you are a comcast skper and do subscribe to video they're bumbled with the x 1 platform that comcast uses for video service. in product will be just for people that get broad band and don