the ceo of nestle.s of figures, but analysts are holding them higher, they actually missed estimates. tom: a true transnational company. the only american equivalent is colgate-palmolive. the consistency of excellence for nestle, you wonder where they will be in this new economy. francine: coming up in the next hour, david sarah of algebris investments joins us. this is bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ francine: this is bloomberg "surveillance." am francine lacqua with tom keene in london. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. atnie: walmart is looking cost cuts after a decline in earnings. the retailer may close some stores in the u.s. they make it out of poor performing markets overseas. alibaba has offered to pay the videof a popular streaming site it does not already own. at 4.2 million dollars. alibaba already owns 18% of the company. win says the uncertainty of complicating decisions of hiring and training employees in macau. city, a smaller casino market might help those that have survived. the c

first up, nestle investors turning sour. shares see red after the swiss food giant cuts it's full year outlook. >> let's talk luxury. hugo boss shares sink as it's asia momentum deteriorated and it's cut guidance for the rest of the year. >> german auto makers lift car sales in europe but the impact of volkswagen's emission scandal has yet to bleed through. >> martin schultz telling cnbc why it's the right thing to provide aid. >> i think we should help them with money. >> so it's the china factor today taking it's toll on earnings really across industries. from consumption, luxury, you name it. >> absolutely right. let's dive into some of the numbers affected. hugo boss cut sales and profit targets on weakness in china. business momentum in asia has deteriorated considerably in the third quarter. so stock off 9% on the news. now china also posed the challenge for france's carrefour. it helped off said weakness in mainland china where sales fell 11% on the quarter. but the offset is what we're looking at. now rio tinto is ju

nestle is reporting missed estimates. world's largest food company was hurt by a recall of noodles and the chinese market. numbersst getting coming through from a couple of french businesses. let us go to the details. them for have some of you, we are looking at earnings in line here -- third-quarter sales at 21.5 billion euros. that is in line with the estimate. if we look at spain, that is performing better than expected. sales rise 4.6%. the estimate was 3.5%. in third quarter had come line as well. we have strong earnings last time for carrefour. brazil has been doing well, the home market, too. i am still waiting for those remy numbers. i can tell you that like a lot of electric company's, they have been facing particularly challenging conditions in china, where of course there's been a crackdown on gifting. i will come back with remy numbers later. numbers justemy coming through. confirming the guidance on second quarter sales coming in at $277 million. that is just a touch ahead of the estimate. q2 organic sales fe

a bit of a food and beverage theme here and let's start with nestle. given.8%, not a surprise that its nine-month sales numbers were a myth. that it has cut its sales forecast for the full year from 5% down to 4.5%. there he disappointing numbers because of weakness in china and the effect of that maggie recall. europe and north america are doing ok. carrefour, this stock doing ok this morning. it reported further games in revenue in the third quarter because of growth in the home market. also acceleration in europe and around the contrail -- remy cointreau -- gaining as well. a lot of luxury companies have collapsed. but remy cointreau doing ok its 2015 has kept target and sales came in better than expected and keep your eye europeaners with those car sales numbers. a 25th straight month of gains. jon: the -- early part of trading here in europe. the ftse 100 opening higher. the trading day is wrapping up in asia. manverworked yvonne standing by. reporter: overworked but happy friday. we are seeing a fourth straight friday of gains across asian equiti

nestle shares are off 2%. hugo boss is off 10%. it stunned investors by cutting sales and profit targets on weakness in the country. the german fashion house said business momentum in asia deteriorated considerably in the third quarter. now carrefour has also been effected by weakness in china. however a recovery helped offset significant weakness overall and we're looking at shares performing nicely despite the softness in china. they're up 4.9%. now plunging chinese steel demand weighed on rio tinto but it's on track to meet it's full year target. they're up 0.4%. >> let's talk about china. how worried should the corporate world be about slowing china right now? we'll get numbers on monday october 19th. this is what investors priced in to show the world's second largest economy is slowing down to below 7%. that's the first time we'll get a gdp print below 7 since the global financial crisis in 2009. economists are hooking for a 6.7% read but then china's own statistics bureau says a number as low as 6.5% would still fall within i

they say nestle is using pair mitt that expired more than 25 years ago. nestle says they are operating under a valid permit and cooperating with the forest service. >>> an app that lets users contest parking tickets has suspended services in san francisco, oakland and los angeles. fixed allows users to review tickets for errors but the company says the three cities have blocked their access to important websites. fixed says they can't fax the san francisco municipal transit agency but the sfmta tells a different story. >> they can submit protests online and bring us hard copies and still work with us to do that. and they can still operate their business if they choose to do so. we didn't request the change from sear ross to blocks them. >> xerox is the company that operates the websites for san francisco, oakland and l.a. sfmta says it only asked for bulk email messages to be stopped. >>> the nba champion golden state warriors are holding a season tip-off celebration today at san francisco's civic center plaza. take a look at the parade through downtown o

and nestle would sell the water in the u.s.under the brand on the environmentalists, saying that there is no bottling because of the water shortages during the current drought. and that they have not yet commented on the lawsuit. that a spokeswoman for nestle says that they were told that the permit remains in effect. >>> the warriors, preparing for their first game at oracle arena since beating the cavs for the nba championship. and also the chicago cubs. they did something today at wrigley field that they have never done before. mark is up with that in sports. >>> and a look at what we are working on for fox ktvu 2 news at 7:00. >> keba, struck by a light rail vehicle in san jose. what we're learning from police and details on how it's affecting the evening commute. >>> the white house hopeful carly fiorina flying a low-cast airline? details on how she took the economic report on her trip to the bay area. those stories coming up at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> mark ibanez is here with us. the cubs did something at home. >> i know one t

nestle lowers guidance as sales dip.port ad 2% dip in sales from nine months to the end of september as the swiss food giant navigated problems that include a food scare in india and highly valued swiss franc. >>> card firms push back against netflix claims. netflix is facing skepticism from credit card industry executives after the firm said payment miscueses contributed to worse than expected subscriber results. cheryl: well, coming up, flash flooding and mudslides trap drivers in their cares in the state of california. we'll have the latest on the situation. >>> and coming up in sports -- [shouting] the new york mets were, well, jumping for joy because they're moving on in the baseball playoffs. the new orleans saints bounced back to hand the atlanta falcons their first loss. we'll have highlights. dow, s&p, nasdaq all pointing to slightly higher open this friday. you're watching fbna am, your first look at -- "fbn: a.m.." your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ surprise!!!!! we heard you got a job as

nestle is one of the world's biggest bottling company. despite the fact that nestle uses 750 million gallons of california water a year, environmentalist peter glick says that's really not tissue. >> the amount of water in question that nestle is bottling isn't a huge amount of water. the question is what's the impact of taking that water out of the national forest, and we don't know. >> reporter: but, he says, we should find out. >> it might be a lot of water for this watershed. the problem is, nobody has asked the question. should this permit be renewed? >> reporter: for its part, nestle says its permit is in full force and effect because long ago it filed for an extension, and under federal law, the permit stays in effect until the government acts on it which it has not. the simple fact is there is no way there could be this great diversity of brands, styles, and even flavors of water if consumers didn't absolutely demand it. and are willing to pay a huge premium over tap water for it. >> i only buy sparkling water because it's a repla

nestle has been hurt by slumping demand in china.ur obama is buying the rest of the youtube of china. popularina's most streaming website. alibaba already owned 18% of youku. francine: thank you so much. the latest e.u. summit has concluded in brussels. leaders seem to be on the same page. that is the understatement of the year. hans nichols joins us from brussels to explain what is going on. some people are not on board. it looks like the eastern europeans do not want to add more money. they do not want to entice turkey to have some sort of deal to stem the refugee crisis, at least at the point of entry into the e.u.. here is how far they got last night. angela merkel seems comfortable 3 billion. turkey upped the ante. they have no agreement. this morning we heard from mr. erdogan in turkey. he has accused his european partners of acting insincerely. they could potentially accelerate talks to have turkey joined the e.u.. mr. erdogan is driving a tough bargain. cameron showed up in brussels and bow to you pressure and said he would s

. $68 billion drop in sales for the first nine months of this year for nestle.he giant also lowered its four-your outlook. this as the scandal in india weighs on its third-quarter sales. nestle expects third -- growth to come in lower than the 56% previously forecast. -- 5% or 6% previously forecasted. 2.2% to 20 one half billion euros, the company has said europe is a growth engine. spanish marker -- market star performer. goldman sachs, dropped 40%, wall street giant blames challenging conditions in emerging markets and limited client activity. revenue came from its core fixed income currencies and commodities trading division. the worst than expected results provide insights into how wall street is likely to perform. what appears -- starbucks is about the light the bullet and begin kinds of their own game. with ain is in talks milanssman based out of that has a franchise agreement for victoria secret. the ceo of starbucks said he got the inspiration to open his first coffee shop after visiting milan. the group has penetrated many countries in europe like fran

how does this compare to what we heard from nestle?stle's disappointing figures on friday, this is actually a very positive news. consensus was expecting somewhere close to 4% organic sales growth and they came in at 4.6% so a decent result in that comes on the background as you mentioned against poor figures from nestle on friday. anythings this tell us about the story on the ground or is this way too specific around dano to give us a bigger picture? guest: it is a very complex environment in china for most of the companies operating there. what you're seeing specifically is a whole boom in foreign infant formula with the chinese coming to europe and buying cans of infant formula taking it back to china and selling it on various internet platforms there locally because of the concerns that the local chinese have with locally made products after a few contamination scares. this is something very specific because it has all the premium european brands and benefits more than some of the other players such as johnson or nestle. we saw 11%

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nestle sells it under the name arrow head.say they shouldn't be bottling it at all because of the drought. the u.s. forest service has not commented on the lawsuit. a spokeswoman for nestle says the permit remains in effect. >>> a beautiful night out there this evening. this shot comes from jennifer. looks like she is down in the peninsula. the sunsets around the bay area with the subtropical clouds have been beautiful. if you get a chance, head out to the coast. and enjoy the beautiful scenery and the mild temperatures. it was hot today. we tied a record in san jose and kenfield. 93 in san jose. kenfield, 92. and here is the subtropical moisture coming from the lower latitudes. and this comes from the lower latitudes too up the north from the ridge of high pressure. a lot going on out in the pacific. maybe a sprinkle in the south bay tomorrow. it is not enough to change plans. the main plan tomorrow would be partly to mostly cloudy. highs would be cooler because of the cloud cover and more of an on shore flow t. current tempe

forest service has been hit with a law for allowing nestle to bottle water with an expired permit.onmental groups say the forest service should not allow nestle to draw water from a creek in the san bernardino mountains. they say necessary livethey say the permit expired. >>> eviction day for a long- time bay area restaurant the port of san francisco spokesman says at 11:0 this morning, the sheriff's department will change the locks on the building that houses sinbad's restaurant. one of the restaurant's owners told phil matier that's not going to happen. he didn't elaborate. the restaurant has been in a legal battle with port officials who want to replace the eatery with and expanded ferry terminal. >>> defense attorneys downplaying murder solicitation charges against san francisco chinatown figure raymond "shrimp boy" chow. it's according to federal prosecutors. chow sought to have allen leung killed the former leader of chow's community organization. it's an allegation that chow has repeatedly denied including in a kpix 5 interview. >> do you know who killed allen leung? >> no.

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environmental groups claims the agency is allowing nestle to pipe water out of a national forest with a permit that expired 27 years ago. some environmentalist say there should be no bottling at all because of water shortages during the drought. the u.s. forest service has not commenting. a spokesperson for nestly said they were toll the permit remains in effect. >> he got him. a strike out. the cubs win! surprised. after beating the cardinals 6-4 in game four. the first time the subs clinched at home. they had 3 home runs a day after hitting 6 home runs of the game three. they will play to win ever of the dodgers. i don't care of this. ready for basketball. >> the movie back to the future two is proving to be right. >>> coming up in the 5:00 hour. flames engulf halloween costumes in a bay area walmart. the arson attack that led to the store being shut down. >>> teaching the bay area prop etiquette. . >>> three people killed in an overnight crash in san jose. the illegal activities that may have led up to it. >>> three defendants charged with two brutal killings face a judge this morn

nestle's crunch. >> and the snicker's. >> okay, you two. we do have clear skies.little fog that popped up in livermore and antioch. the lows are anywhere from 40s, 50s to 60s. not much of a breeze at the surface, but in the higher elevations about 29. 35 miles per hour. and i am seeing 29 miles per hour. no problem for halloween forecast. looks good. thank goodness it's not sunday night, because then we would have some problems. we will not have any today or tomorrow. maybe a little fog. but host, 50s, and 60s. forty-nine livermore e. 469 freemont. palo alto is in there. a lot of upper 40s. twenty-three in truckie (28 in south lake tahoe. how many changes starting sunday into monday. if you are heading up that way, you might want to get out on sunday. this system will be sweeping not over us late in the weekend into early under morn -- on monday. that is going to give us a big change. today, it's all about sunshine. breezy and warm. windy in some of the higher elevations, but 70s and also 8 0ás. very good morning to you, sir. >> good morning to you. happy friday,

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belakot nestled on one side. both musafarabad and balakot was almost completely leveled. 600,000 homes were destroyed along with 6500 schools, 800 hospitals and medical centers and almost 6,000 kilometers of road. that is in addition to the more than 80,000 people who died and another 100,000 who were injured. outside aid poured in, more than $5 billion but getting help oto areas that was plagued with after shocks, landslides and blocked roads, hampered relief efforts. ten years on, most areas are neglected and are still living in the rubble. >> al jazeera kamal hyder traveled to the area. >> billions of dollars poured in from around the world but the government says it still needs more money to complete ongoing projects. already, we have been able to see the schoolchildren studying under open skies. >> they also need just like our children, they need furniture, they need good classrooms, good atmosphere, good ground. they also -- they have a right. >> despite the fact that the government has put in considerable

like this famous winery nestled in the hudson valley. or the award-winning vineyards of long island. this cooperstown brewery belongs in every beer lover's hall of fame. you can even try new york's exceptional cider and spirits. this fall, drink in the beauty of new york state. >>> coming up on news 4 at 6:00, the progress made on avonte's law. >>> and the popular times square kiss camera get s s taken away. >>> new video showing exactly how dangerous pumping gas can be. and a warning, it's a scarry video you might find disturbing. a man was filling his motorcycle in georgia. a ball of fire explodes right around this man. good samaritans run in to smother the flames. they end up saving that man's life. the fire likely started because the motorcycle was running. got to shut it off. >> yes. >>> every car own knows each and every year you have to take your vehicle in for an inspection. there's a black market for counterfeit car inspection stickers. it may seem like a victimless crime when you hear about it but as news 4's andrew siff explai

`and from that day the process to `rebuild the convenience store `nestled in georges mills on `route 11 began. ``>> to be able to get to this `point and see the store back and `the billion back and the porch `back, you know, it means a lot. `reporter: property owner says a `lot of the work was done by `robert cross, a local `contractor. ``>> the gives and takes that make `it all come together, but i `think it come out nice. `reporter: before 2008 the `building was home to the georges `mills general store for more `than two decades. `character as possible. ``>> tried to keep it looking like `a barn as much as possible. `doing some beans, just trying to `do as much as we could so people `back. `reporter: the floors are made of `brown maple and the countertops `and cabinets are made of an old `pine tree. `the only thing that was left on `the property after the fire. ``>> we need to bring something `back that was here. `and this did it. `reporter: and now the store is `just days away from being open `once again. ``>> it's nice to know people `wanted us back here, they wanted `karen to ge

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they bought this home 15 years ago, right before their first child was born. of being nestled in by tall, old evergreens. the 2008 tornado decimated hundreds of the trees, and forever changed the character of the property. after years of discounted property taxes in the wake of the tornado, avatar reassessed the land this year and tacked on $70,000 in value for the, quote, panoramic view. adding over 1600 annually to the tax bill. the russells say they are being punished twice by the same tornado. and want the town to reconsider. recalling a neighborhood meeting after the tornado with state leaders. >> we were given assurances by governor lynch, senator sununu that we should not be taxed for this misfortune, this act of god. so that's what stuck in my mind. >> while the property will never have the scenery around it that scenery that affect the value. reporter: taxes are due in december. the russells were advised to file for an abatement. we'll keep you posted. amy coveno, wmur news 9. tom: straight ahead tonight, reviedzing its advice, the changes the american cancer society is making t

nestled deep in a mountain gorge in west virginia, the river is more than 41 kilometers long nearly 100 rapids in all. after a couple of hours on the river they take a break and it's all smiles. >> really good. >> waves splashing your face hanging on. >> on a river where the only guarantee is that everyone will get wet. gabriel elizondo, al jazeera, on the gauley river in west virginia. >> new questions today on the migration of whale scharks intoo the arabian gulf. uncomfortably warm for the creatures. the breeding area is a perfect source for whale sharks. thank you for joining us, i'm richelle carey. the news continues next, live from london. so no need to change the channel. keep it here. thanks for your time. >> this is al jazeera. >> good to have your company for this al jazeera newshour, i'm david foster at al jazeera's london studios. here's what we're seeing in the next 60 minutes. a family in morning after a 13-year-old palestinian boy is shot dead. israeli's prime minister says he's using an iron fist after the death of the israelis. >>> nato calls on russia to keep its plane

like this famous winery nestled in the hudson valley. or the award-winning vineyards of long island. this cooperstown brewery belongs in every beer lover's hall of fame. you can even try new york's exceptional cider and spirits. this fall, drink in the beauty of new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. kerry: quite a shock with c.c. sabathia announced he's checking into alcohol rehab. russ: believe me, nobody but nobody in the organization, outside of the organization, players, executives, fans, media, nobody could see this one coming. it was a shock. when you think about it, it was just last thursday night that c.c. was the winning pitcher in the clincher for the wildcard. champagne. and it just really -- but it goes to show you, you never know what is going on in somebody's personal life. what is good to hear, speaking to the players today, brett in particular, they're all standing behind him. >> i'm just glad this is something he realized he doesn't want to get any worse and like i night. but i'm glad to see he stepped up and is

like this famous winery nestled in the hudson valley. or the award-winning vineyards of long island. this cooperstown brewery belongs in every beer lover's hall of fame. you can even try new york's exceptional cider and spirits. this fall, drink in the beauty of new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. smells like spaghetti with johnsonville italian sausage. my favorite. bad news. the johnsonville factory burned down brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk. make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. >>> we continue to follow two big stories. the oregon attorney general now says that 13 people are dead after a shooting at a community college. the shooting happened a few hours ago at an umpqua community college in roseburg which is in the southwest corner o

we've had about 450 come come to our center in the past few months, nestled up and down the coast as you could find them near the marin county coast. >>> bart is putting more train cars on the track. the new additions aren't actually new. >> it's a lot of work. >> the efforts to refurbish the cars to put them back in to service. >>> who stabbed three employees at the east bay store the arrest announced just minutes ago. >>> new developments tonight in the triple stabbing at the pittsburgh grocery store. police just told us that they now have a suspect in custody. it's a photo from the store's surveillance camera as they were able to identify the suspect after the surveillance photo was shown on television. the stabbings happened last night when police say that employees of the food store would try to stop that shoplifter who then stabbed three workers. two remained hospitalized, expected to recover. pittsburg police are not releasing how or where he was caught. >>> new developments from the shigella outbreak. raising the number of the sick people to 141. we also got details of a heal

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. >> this serene treatment room nestled in the woods of south carolina... couldn't be further than the pulsing lights and booming music at this electronic music festival. at festivals and nightclubs the illegal drug "molly" or "ecstasy" is part of the culture. called "molly" or "x" on the street, mdma is really methylenedioxy-methamphetamine. it's a psychoactive drug first developed as a blood-clotting agent - later patented as a diet drug. when taken, mdma acts on the brain by causing the neurons to release more serotonin... this also causes the neurotransmitter dopamine as well as hormones like oxytocin to be released. all leading to a heightened feeling of trust and compassion. this is why mdma is often called an "empathogen". a hollywood club goer explains. >> i think people like taking mdma because it makes you feel euphoric, it makes you feel like your anxiety is released, feelings of happiness, and you can't talk about mdma without talking about love, and that's essentially why people take it. >> and maybe that's something i can take in the rest of m