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la nar all surging double digits and less than 5% from fresh 52-woke highs. the chart master says one name is building up for an even big are break out. carter head over to the plasma and break it down. >> sure looking at whirlpool not a home builder but related nonetheless. and whirlpool mab a laggard i think that's the opportunity here the five-yearchart. two lines you can see the divergence le nar, poulty and other names orange whirlpool basically what you are talking about is no progress for the better part of five years. literally -- not no progress -- bad versus this. now watch. here is the chart. how can we draw the line sns one way we can draw the lines is call this a double bottom. you can also call this a fairly big head and shoulders become. you can all this a cup and handle any way you splice it or dice it suggesting the bottoming out has follow-through if you put in the moving average you see a way to measure trend this is clearly a dunne trend. for what its worth a uptrend a sequence of higher lows and higher highs the betting here is this break

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. >> i met the mother of a 15-year-old girl shot by nar 15 and that mother watched her bleed to death because so many other people were shot by nar 15 in odessa, there were not enough ambulances to get them in time. hell yes, we are going to take your ar 15, your ak-47. >> democrats really responded favorably to his line. independents acn republicans an f. >> the problem with what he was saying, not a support to look at what republicans are thinking but what independents, he's going to need them. this is too far, saying he will take them all, people are like you are going too far, pull it back. most people want more gun-control but not too far. jillian: i'm surprised democrats didn't rate higher. it got a b plus but did that surprise you? >> part of it is he's just not holding people. the concept is the right one but he's not delivering in a way that is resonating, getting on the charts. that was the big take away, no a plus moment for any candidate. >> what does joe biden say about nonviolent criminals? >> we are in a situation where there are so many people in jail and should be in

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today it has officially beend nar david attenborough, after the government intervene it will carry out vital research in the arctic and antarctic over the next 30 year our science correspondent becca morelle has more. rebecca: it is heading for the lamost remote parts of ourt. the u.k.'new polar ship. on board, the duke and duchess of cambridge. and sir david attenborough, who lent the ship his name. >> it is my iyense privilege, and relief, to welcome sir david attenborough rather than boaty mcboatce. d rebecca: for sid, studying the poles is critical. sir david: i wasn't talking about the half of it. the speed with which we now realize things are happening is terrifying. and we know that we are only going to deal with it if we know what t that is what the ship will do. rebecca: this is one of the most advanced ships ever built. it contains one million pieces of steel. it is covered in 60,000 liters of paint. it has 450,000 meters of bling. it is set to transform our understanding of the rapidlyan ng poles. >> you will be able to look at things like the atmosphere, what is going on in

just one of the reasons for an upgrade of big blders len nar, kb home and toll brothers by buck horn.> low mortgage rates sub4% mortgage rates w definitely enough of incentive to go buy houses. and that's what the data indicated. and that trend appeared to be accelerate really into july and august. >> but the action is still on the higher end. just 1% of sales were for homes priced below $150,000. and 9% were between 150 and $200,0. the he biggest growth in luxury. sales of home priced above $750,000 or up about 60% compared with a year ago. >> the new entry level, the redefinition of it in markets starts at $300,000. and that's for adot of households still an aspirational type number to reach. >> the surge in sales caused the supply of newly built homes to drop dramatically. for the first time this year the supply is lower than it was a year ago. >> another red flag, falling mortgage rates. they're not falling anymore. in fact they moved sharply higher this month and could keep going. that's already making that priem m for aparkly new home even bigni are. fotly business report, diana

i said i began the commons speaker says it will resume whedon's stay morning that's tomorrow since nar returning early from the un in new york and intends to plough on with breaks it. this is a vote it did we will respect we respect the judicial process i have to say i strongly disagree with what the justices who and i don't think that. it's right but the most appalling please we get a little break sit on october 31st of dr mark arnett is a senior politics lecturer at britain's lun kuster university he told the implications really of the supreme court's decision and how he believes mr johnson will react. i think this verdict was extremely strong the wording was very strong nolan void quashed all this kind of thing what the judges of refused to go into the real reasons why mr johnson chose to ask for the queen's preux parliament what they're just said to simply is that it was an unreasonable decision if he takes the same decision again we'll be faced with the same verdicts again and i think that the trouble is with all this is in our own codify the constitution the queen's role is highl

we saw bullish active len nar we were talking about earlier this week and last and here we are in that space. very close to or on the all-time highs. it's a bit of chasing that's why you want to use options if you are pressing bullish bets after you see big runs >> and whirlpool however is not at all-time high it's quite a bit that's either the opportunity or trap but what we know is it's very cyclical business and cyclical stock. here it is at 155. the day to day action is good better to be long than short. >> chip stocks put a spin cycle of their own and if you think this is the beginning of semi smackedown dan has a way to play it. >> just go look at this group you know within technology it's highly cyclical and we know it's been very volatile the last two years and obviously like we were talking about have been subject to the trade headlines i would tell you that the fact that they have made some new highs this year where some other groups in tech have not confirmed the broader market highs tells you that this is a group that people are gunning for when they think that the trade ta

the republican dan bishop nar lowly winning a district that trump took handedly in 2016. so red it's solidly republican since 1963. it shouldn't have everyone been close. it was. the president taking credit tonight for his victory. in the middle of the win, are there warning signs for the gop? john king at the magic wall. good evening to you. how narrow was the win. >> very narrow. two things can be true. republicans won the seat. that's a relief for them. in a district they should have won easily. there are warning signs. bishop 99% of the vote in. winning with 4,100. a two point race. 51 to 49. in a district president trump carried by 12 points. two points now. 56 years this seat has been in republican hands. the president will claim credit in part because the election rally was in this part of the district here. and bishop didn't win the county by a lot. you can see it there. 35 to 36. but the democrat knew he needed to turn this county the suburbs here needed it to be blue. to have a real chance of victory. and it was not. south of where the president visited in this

the infrastructure you normally have with a presidential, a gubernatorialer atorial and senate and nar races. we are a battleground state. we will fight for the pocketbook issues, making sure folks can have affordable drugs and investment if public schools, not dividing people along race and other lines. so we're going to keep doing what we are doing, because it is a winning message. we narrowed the gap from 12 points to two points who ut the infrastructure we will have in 2020. imagine what we will do in 2020 with all the things at play and all the investments of people, time, tam ent treasure and resources and packs in 2020. i'm very excited about it. >> wane, thanks very much. appreciate it very much. thank you for your time. here with me right now in studio is cnn's political director david -- you got to spin a day after the election. everyone is spinning. what did you -- what do you think of the argument that wane is making about how a loss is a win last night? >> a loss is not a win. right. a loss is a loss. and dan bishop will be the congressman who is taking votes on the floor

tara nar introduces us to parents who say vaping nearly took their daughter's life. >> reporter: theyhing her fight for her life in the icu. >> every doctor she saw asked are you a smoker? she said no. what about e-cigarettes? she said yes. >> reporter: piper was dying noticed with colorado's first case of a rare vaping related illness. the college freshman had been vaping two years. >> we're mad these things are out there and we're mad they're easily accessible. >> reporter: juul is the top-selling e-cigarette company in the u.s. and is often blamed for the surge in youth vaping. we spoke with c.e.o. kevin burns last month. >> you don't think juul caused it? >> well, some people could have used our product, but there's never an intent on the company's part to target youth to grow our business. that's been the assertion. >> targeting a younger audience happened, and then when juul was called on it they went, oh, sorry, we didn't mean to do that. >> reporter: piper johnson recovered and says she will never vape again. >> it's not worth it and it's not worth the risk and it's not worth,

are usually the first on the scene of the emergencies and are better able to administer things like nar can right away. and that can make a huge difference between survival. law enforcement agencies throughout the bay area have included it in their field equipment for the past five years. >>> up next, did president trump promise something he wasn't allowed to. the whistle blower creating a showdown on capitol hill. >> phenomenon is creating crisis in the pacific ocean. face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> right now at 6:30 a whistle blower sounds the alarm of what preside

. >> we're still really in the pri limb nar stages of that assessment. we did have high water. however, that has not been our primary concern. it has been power outages. some areas along the coast and along the rivers did some higher than normal flooding. and so we'll be making those assessments. but really when the power goes out, people lose things in the refrigerator. so the staples of what they have are gone. a lot of our folks and especially out on some of the islands are going to be struggling for a few days with power. so they're not going to have that ability to cook and/or provide for their family. so for us, our primary focus is making sure people are being fed. making sure first responders and power company guys and all those who are out trying to support us are taken care of. >> so let me get your thoughts on and certainly, you know, the carolinas, georgia, florida, they are no strangers to hurricane. i'm curious to get your perspective on what, if anything, the salvation army and others have done differently this time in preparation based on some of the lessons you

it may be that wie do have to move forward with that expoerd nar remedy if the president is withholdingital military assistance. he is trying to leverage that to obtain impermissible help in his political campaign. and after having sought foreign assistance and welcomed foreign assistance in the last presidential campaign as a candidate, he is now doing the same thing again but now using the power of the presidency, then he may force us to go down this road. i have spoken with a number of my colleagues over the last week, and this seems different in kind, and we may very well have crossed the rubicon here. >> and of course democratic house speaker nancy pelosi hinted at impeachment in a letter to lawmakers writing in part, quote, if the administration persists in blocking this whistle whether or not her from disclosing to congress a serious possible breach of constitutional duties by the president, they will be entering a grave new chapter of lawlessness, which will take us into a whole new stage of the investigation. joining us now from washington, d.c. political reporter for the washi

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for prelimb nar talks canceled its trip to meet with farmers.sudden change dampening hopes for a breakthrough in negotiations. both sides have made concessions recently. on friday the u.s. exempted hundreds more chinese goods from tariffs. things like dog leashes, pool vacuum cleaners, electric skateboards, christmas lights and drinking straws. they will no longer be hit with tariffs. despite this trade war, stocks are performing really well this year. they're really very close to record highs. that makes them vulnerable to any setbacks, you guys, on the trade front. >> thank you very much for explaining all of that. >>> all right. app big debut for the newest royal prince archie. please contain yourself, john berman. i'm about to show you harry, meghan, and archie -- >> there they are! >> they're in africa. we'll show you the pictures when we come back. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paychec

includes desire to be the president of the world, living forever and becoming the world's first trillion nary see this move against newman an effort to prevent the company's ipo. softbank views the write-down small in size and believes a leadership change would be beneficial for the wework in the long-term. >> thank you very much. >>> there is so much left to do on this very busy monday morning. when we come back what cooling trade tensions between the u.s. and india could mean for the markets and your money >>> then, what happens when the world's toelsd travel and tourism company stops operating overnight. it happened. and there's about 150,000 angry travelers who want to know the answer. >>> later, disney's bob iger on why he walked away from talks to buy twitter. a very busy hour straight ahead tus.rlidexan" ge rern as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawking and siren blaring ] only pay for what you need

difficult to decide whether he does things like obstruct justice or commits other crimes the way ord narizens commit those crimes. the way remoudy giuliani commit that crime. but here's where it gets tricky for the president. even if he does have the power to call up another country and say i'm withholding aid. you want something good for the united states. like investigating corruption. assume that's perfectly legal. where it takes a turn into arguably corrupt activity is the request to specifically investigate, if it happened, an individual connected with an opponent to him in the presidential campaign. that's where it fails to pass the smell test. even if the president can ask broadly, hey, i want you to investigate corruption in your country and i'll withhold aid until you do. the improper purpose appears to be singling out someone who could potentially benefit his campaign, if it that other person is investigated. >> let's zero in on yesterday for a moment. because if you have been following what republicans have been saying, we have already had impeachment inquiries over the course

a little bit sven the data domestically is better than we expected in 2019 yes, i get the recession nar but right now the debt is pretty good. i travel all across the country and every city i go to it seems they're booming, san francisco, new york, austin that's why we're attracting so many assets in our stock market is doing so much better, sven. >> let me speak about the stock market i have been tracking broader market has not been participating in fact it's been a market weakening for rally to rally to rally the value line for understanding is not track based on market cap. it's tracking based on equal weight and what we're seeing is the broader markets not participating. all the money is going still into the high cap tech stops for a rally to be convincing, remember in the last year and a half, all new highs have been sold they have not been able to sustain. for a rally to convince that dynamic in the market aspect structure has to change. we need to see the small caps the banks, the transport, everything else moving above their resistance points when they haven't really gone anywhe

>> no, let me finish, what you don't see is a president whose nar tifb is so impervious to outside facts. what donald trump does is create his own reality. anthony scaramucci, before he broke with president trump said he creates his reality distortion field around him. he bends reality to suit his own need, his own desires, his own points of view. if other people say alabama is not in the storm range and he said it is, it's going to be in the storm range as long as he has anything to say about it. you played several examples where he's not willing to listen to other people's analysis, other people's facts, other people's information because he's already decided in his own mind what he wants the story to be. and it's impervious to the sort of outside opinions. very rarely do you see him ever back off. i was stunned about a week or so ago, the only time i could remember in recent months that where the president actually backed off, he said melania trump knew kim jong-un well and thought highly of him. the white house was forced to put out a statement saying actually she hasn't met him. but

. >> following the cold war, we shifted much more from a forward based posture to an expedition nar posture. that won't work in the western pacific. in the event of a crisis, you start flowing them, it's looked at as provocative. after a war starts, given chinese capabilities, makes it harder still to reinforce, which is one of the issues with japan's rethinking of its defense posture in these possibmobile land forces, we have to move to a more forward deploy posture and typically when i mention that, people say, that's really hard for a lot of reasons. and it's going to involve a lot of diplomacy if we get it right. and the way i talk myself off the ledge on this issue is, you look back at the last time we called out another great power as a rival, it was 1947 we called out the soviet union. and the american people weren't even thinking about europe anymore. we had no allies in europe, no alliances. we had hardly any troops in europe. and what we took a long view and we began to say this is where we need to go and we had to make adjustments over time. we understood we were in competition w

there are sea nar owes i could see where he's playing on sunday. and of course you're innocent until proven guilty. of course. that goes without saying. but this is not a court of law in this case. this is about the optics for the national football league. and the nfl -- we've done these a zillion times with you talking about the nfl and how it is for the fan base of women. that's hardly the issue when we're talking about alleged sexual assault and alleged rape. but this is absolutely a nightmare and this is going to require leadership. it's going to require roger goodell and the leaders of the national football league and the patriots to work together. but again, i'll just say. picture the scene if he is on the field with these text messages and with this -- these very serious allegations, this lawsuit that should be taken seriously by obviously everyone, every fan, every patriots fan, and anyone who cares about the national football league. >> sounds like a lot might develop between now and the weekend. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i thi

>> hear, hear.to >> nar within weeks, nhe problems mcfarland had been worried about began to appear.is now gettg its water from the flint river. it's not sitting well with some residents and businesses... >> and this is what is coming out of the tap. >> water's brown, had odor... >> i was covering flint city hall athe time. it was a regular sight, like, every week, someonwas bringing in a bottle of water that was discolored. >> people were telling me as a councilperson that they was breaking out with rash.ith >> we cannot drink the water, we etn't cook with the water, let alone brush our >> that was real quick after the switch, f those signs. >> the city says residents won't notice a change in quality. >> the message we keep gettingba ck over and over and over again is, "it's really not anything to worry about." c >> fliy officials say drinking water from the flint river is now safe to drink foren thre city... >> it was, "not a problem, not a problem, not a problem." >> narrator: but what most of flint didn't know at the time was that the state hadn't required the plant to protect co

even if you are a hunter, you don't need nar 4047 to shoot a dear. of these weapons, but people own a handgun, also think, yes, we need to take steps to keep these out of the streets. >> martha: we will see if tonight's talk gets anywhere. coming up next, "the story" clues that you do not want to miss, one on with sean spicer. oh, boy! ruffles galore! we will tease him a little bit, talk to him a little bit, coming up. >> he was going with the bongos. what were you doing in there? it was like being attacked by a swarm of wasps. >> i have no idea. ♪ these days we're (horn honking) i hear you, sister. that's why i'm partnering with cigna to remind you to go in for your annual check-up. and be open with your doctor about anything you feel. physically, and emotionally. body and mind. what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandchildren. babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness. help prevent this! talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about getting vaccinated against w

the republican dan bishop nar lowly winning a district that trump took handedly in 2016.ublican since 1963. it shouldn't have everyone been close. it was. the president taking credit tonight for his victory. in the middle of the win, are there warning signs for the gop? john king at the magic wall. good evening to

when our intelligence services said they believed osama bin laden was in one of two valleys in an area narah bora, having studied the geronimo campaign and how you could put in outposts that would cut himpr off, i essed very hard to move against him. the challenge we face -- and you're right to bring it up the way you did, --judis, oftentimes, we have 19 and 25-year-olds out there giving 100% rigorously learning their jobs and carrying them out, but i'm not sure we have been as rigorous in setting poic and this isn't about republicans or democrats or partisan, this goes across party lines, it evn goes throughout the westeie democrright now that seem seem to be stumbling in protection of democratic values and what we ll stand or. >> woodruff: i want to ask you about the few issues touching on , american leadership todd start with russia. you write at the end of the book especially about the critical importance of alliances,am ica's allies. is it a good or bad idea to let russia back goo the h , whis what the preside has suggested? >> women answer that inwo ways, judy. first, i believe that,

>>san francisco supervisor matt haney and staff are learning how to use nar can to help save the lives of people who may overdose on drugs the training comes the day after haney introduced claring a publ crisis in san francisco. last year. there were 259 overdose deaths in san francisco. haney is urging the department of health to come up with a comprehensive plan to address e s is impacting his districts in the tenderloin south of market neighborhoods. >>well our guys in silence. quiet these alleyways in the tenderloin and it is a scary situation out there or and so there's a lot that comes down does not think right. you know this is impacting is that people are using drugs to act in fact our you are. >>supervisor haney says the city also needs to address the fentanyl supply that's causing a lot of these drug overdose deaths. drug use and homelessness are going to be big topics of the san francisco district attorney debate which we are hosting here at kron 4. it's going to be right our studios tomorrow and catherine heenan is the moderator that will air at 03:00pm on kron on that our

so i like this space and i like -- well len nar is one you like. >> i do. presently am in toll and tripoint but only in call options because of the run they've had. this is the great opportunity how do you play volatility this is another way to play it i'm not buying stocks of this made 6 oh, 70, 80% notified to moves to the upside. i'll by by the calls though that's a good strategy when you look at the numbers where they're trading to your point, gio they're still inexpensive you get dividend yields out of some of these as well there is reason to understand why people are looking upside. raymond james had a huge upgrade across the secretarier >> it's interesting with the, the number year over year interest rates were higher last year and we are seeing it's a function i think the obvious lib the lower rates. supply demand dynamic is something likely to continue to play out not a whole heck of a lot of supply and the longer the rates stay lower. >> and employment, right employment continuing to -- >> one pore point a friend the of the show had a note out say

or discretion nar. >> it's in place. we have a juvenile justice system.t based rules. talk about the age of somebody. and testimony in court about whether somebody understands the difference between right and wrong. we use it for testifying witnesses. we have a threshold to say it the court the appropriate remedy to actually address this behavior. it's far too often the schools in the country are asked to do so much. they have to be everywhere and everything for people. the idea of using a school in almost like a local in lieu of the parents or court in that way. is a part of a greater problem. >> local parent in place of the parent. up state new york. 11 year-old charged with a hate crime. under lying facts as we understand them. punched a 10 year-old in the eye. gave her a black eye and subjected her to racially motivated language on a school bus. victim not identified. that is how it goes. the idea of the facts would be fine if this were a case of two adults. again the idea of 11 year-old forming the intent for a hate crime. what's the analysis? >> fir

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he's playing his strengths and god bless him nar. but that ought to be a model for people. sooner or later people are going to wake up to that, i think by necessity. >> i think you're absolutely right that the departure from meritocracy is responsible for both the recent admissions scandal involving rick singer, involving the claims of bias against asian-americans at harvard. so would a passable solution be to require the admissions process to be more transparent so that it was clear to the public just how the selection was being made, which might push towards a more merit-based process. or is it hopeless to think that the admissions process can be made transparent in this country? >> you know what i want to do or i'm going to argue for, suggest and watch people's heads explode is for the really elite places like harvard and yale, let's set a baseline to be a qualified applicant, whatever a test score might be. i myself not uncomfortable with some aspects of wholistic consideration of students maybe from a bad school but have a good test score, maybe don't test well but hav

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ov overnight, prominent democratic doe nar -- arrested after a third man was allegedly overdosed at his west hollywood home. buck seen here being led out of his hollywood apartment and placed in the back of a police suv trying to duck photographers. but he's been highly visible as a democratic donor. giving more than $100,000 to the party over the years and hosting fund-raisers for hillary clinton, former governor jerry brown and congressman ted lieu. this morning, buck is charged with battery, operating a drug house and providing drugs to a 37-year-old man who survived an overdose after investigators injected him with the drug. but according to prosecutors, two other men weren't so lucky. >> we're going to be out here every night. >> reporter: earlier anger and protest after police say they found the body of 55-year-old timothy dean inside buck's home, the same location where officials say 26-year-old gemmel moore died of a drug overdose back in july of 2017. buck was not charged in either man's death and he denied any wrongdoing in both incidents. >> i don't care if he was in his 20s,

he makes tweets like the ones that you are referring to now nar critical of his own critics.make official announcement saying i'm raising tariffs on china or impose tariffs on mexico if mexico doesn't do what i'm asking. >> whether he announced that to those within the administration, often times that is -- those are the marching orders right there. they find out on twitter. >> i can tell you i have spoken to white house officials before where i have had to tell them the reason i'm asking about something. and asked them for reaction and tell them what the news is because it's gone out on twitter by the president and they haven't even it. all of that is to say, alex, i don't think you can distinguish, okay, some of the tweets are personal tweets. some are official. we as a press corporation o corps treat them as official. and that's how he uses the twitter account. >> yes. i'ming egoing to ask you about something that has gone on abfwal, far too long in terms of our discussion here. you know where i'm going with regard to alabama. because the president has dug in on in claim t

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nar is a rifle.st happens to look like something you see in a movie that someone in the army is carrying. but the point is that that isn't what the second amendment is about. a second amendment is not about hunting and it's not about safety in the home. that is not what the founders wrote the second amendment about. it is about the people being able to protect themselves from a tyrannical government host: let me ask you about the shooter. one more want to make point. the second amendment when it says t militia, everyone thinks that means the army. that means civilians the entire second amendment has nothing to do with the military. it has everying too with the the that we defeated english as american citizens. the army was wet, a third of our fighting force? two thirds of us were armed citizens. host: let me ask you about the situation in odessa and midland. this fellow failed a gun background check. had the firearm apparently illegally at least one firearm and yet was able to outgun the police. havi

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