swiss conglomerate nestle is being proactive in adding new procedures to testing the products of bodies from suppliers after found the weed killer glen for seat in some of the coffee beans of purchases correspondents or months is still good joins us with the details of the world's largest coffee company nestlé is increasing checks on the coffee it buys now this comes after recent tests showed some countries coffee beans contained life s. 8 levels are close to the regulatory limit the new procedures go into effect on october 1st and nestle has already notified its indonesian and certain brazilian being suppliers the move will only be temporary that is until producing countries can correct their application of life to say so it's our lens nestle said they are already actively monitoring the chemical use and said this monitoring program has shown that in some green coffee lots chemical residue levels are close to limits of by and by regulations we are reinforcing our controls working with suppliers to ensure that our green coffee continues to meet regulations all around the world but these

nestle down 1.62%.r down 1.83%. , a big german cyclical exposed to the global economy, this massive a chemical giant trading up to .44%. the headline levels aren't -- trading up to .44%. the headline levels are important -- vonnie: here in the u.s., we are off our lows all the major indices are down. yields are higher off the back of european gains. 1.67 is the highest level we have seen in a while on the u.s. 10 year. gold futures around the $1500 mark. an interesting level to watch. we are talking about crude oil bauers earlier, scott says we will not breach $60 but we are making our way towards the $60 mark at $58.54. apple making moves today. we are waiting on the event. chipola lake getting hit by new york -- chipolltle getting hit, but has had a major gain. these are getting hit by carmakers. it has been a cautious day. the american express ceo talking at a market conference and mentioned how you have a cautious outlook under the global outlook. that is having an effect on the card makers. down 3%

candy bar is familiar quenches familiar to many people around the globe but now the world famous nestle product is swapping its red wrappers for the red carpet u.k. consumers will soon have the opportunity to unruh up like royalty with the addition of luxury kit kat bars that the company plans to unveil in shops across britain before being available on its website globally before 2020 the bars will be available in about $1500.00 flavor combinations including earl grey and eton mess with the luxury look comes a luxury price tag as just $1.00 kid can't borrow will carry a cost of $14.00 pounds or 17 u.s. dollars the bars will be sold to john lewis shops across the british isles from thursday of this week until christmas eve according to nestle. 1500 flavor as i mean how do you even come up with these players in the 1st place yeah i guess that's a u.k. think i don't even know what that would taste like you know that's more flavors and jelly beans. and i also heard of other flavors green tea you mentioned the other day the one other thing i know about kit kat they're popular in japan as a r

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it's a place where the modern nestles alongside the traditional, and it's a new frontier for a sport excitement is building, 15,000 people turned up just to watch wales trained in southern japan, and the country's commissioner for sport believes the tournament could leave a lasting legacy. translation: this is the first time the world cup is come to a country that has no tradition in rugby. for us injapan we are really excited to have the tournament, and so i am hoping the rugby becomes part of our culture. for that to happen more children need to pick up a rugby ball. these boys here are in the minority, and they hope the world cup will change that. translation: since we japanese don't know much about rugby i hope we get a better understanding. all the best players from all of the world are coming tojapan so i am going to watch them play and try to learn something from them. four years ago they taught south africa a lesson when they beat the champions in their opening game. went down of the biggest upset in the history of the tournament and has raised expectation at this world cup.

nestle announced a global coffee alliance.have brought our coffees to cpg and singleserve platforms in china. in that partnership with nestle we've expanded to 16 new markets over the last six months and we have plans to continue to expand. i think we have really good growth in the long-term and that is what has fueled the growth in scale of jobs. myid: that was part of interview with starbucks ceo kevin johnson. geopolitics may not have affected starbucks in china, but they are certainly playing a major role in energy and latin american. alix steel has an important program on what is going on on oil in the southern hemisphere and is called "oil's next big boom. " alix steel is here to talk about it. david: it is a terrific thing. tell us about it. thesis is latin america has so much amazing resources but they cannot seem to get their act together to capitalize on their resources. part of the reason is politics. i went to oil because that is my jam and i went down to argentina , where the shale oil fields are in argentina and

stocks like nestle are down. unilever, these kind of names are trading lower.sions has caught a bid. this is over in the united states, the value index fading a little bit. what we haven't seen over the last few days has been a continuation of the big brown proxy names content -- the big bond proxy names continuing to run on and on. whether this is a turning point, we will wait and

tall, 700 square metres, four bedrooms, it has a big, open living room, a kitchen and a dining room nestlede it. those are open—air and it lets the breeze come right through. giant bamboo is an evergreen species that is harvested between three and five years into its growth. the team at ibuku treat it before it is used in construction. in our team we have about 20 designers and another 90 people working together in a workshop nearby to prepare the bamboo material, constructive material and get the building built. my name is david and i'm a senior architect. the construction industry, the design world, relies on materials that bend to your will. people love plastic, you can make whatever shape you want out of it, you can mould it, the ultimate vanity. bamboo has incredible strength. an engineer i know compares it to carbon fibre because of the way the long fibres result in strength and flexibility, which is important. it's also critical in ea rthquake—prone situations. the bamboo structure will kind of dance and bend long before it cracks under pressure. now we have it properly treated, we h

almost 90 companies, including nestle, l'0realand nokia, have agreed to slash carbon emissions, somezero, by 2050. banking giants, including deutshe bank, citigroup and bnp paribas, say they will work to shift their loan—books away from fossil fuels and encourage sustainability. aviation is also under the spotlight, with industry leaders due to meet in montreal on tuesday. commercial flights are responsible for about 2.5% of cabon emissions. mark lewis, head of climate change investment research, bnp paribas asset management. thank you for being on the briefing. my thank you for being on the briefing. my pleasure. this is probably the most important issue. 0nly today we have a new report to show that global warming has accelerated significantly in the last five yea rs. significantly in the last five years. what can companies do? these targets for 2050 seems a long way away. it is a long way away but you have to start now and many polluting industries have investment cycles and they can be 20—to 30 years so the first thing you have to do is prevent lock in a future infrastructure toda

names like nestle trading reasonably strongly. stoxx 600 up by 0.2%. also seeing gains when it comes to the bund market. we saw some very weak german ip data earlier on. another thing i want to highlight, we also had a russian rate decision today. the governor sounded really dovish and hinting at more cuts, at least one in the future. already seeing gains for the ruble today, up by 0.8%. vonnie: in the u.s., we saw treasury yields top 1.60% on the 10 year. down to 1.56% now. mixed data come about a lot of positive things in the jobs report as well. s&p up 0.2% now, but of stocks making big moves on good news, including lululemon, up 8.5% on analyst comments. conagra, even though it got a downgrade and started the day lower, is up 0.6% now. guy: let's get some insight on today's payroll number. it wasn't a headline level miss, but it kind of felt like pretty much what the market was looking for. with us is ira jersey. ira, did today's number change anything? ira: i don't think it changed much. like you mentioned, it was really a mixed bag. the number of

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>>to news for your money now nestle is launching a new kit kat bars, but they're not going to be a cheapifornia may be pursuing its own action against jewel with jane king live the nasdaq with these stories and more hey jay high james good morning as the cigarette maker juul. >>already under fire from the us government now could be facing more problems prosecutors in california have reportedly launched a criminal the probe into the company which makes flavored vaping products is all going to the wall street journal tool declined to comment on that report. well delta has eliminated the 8 hour flight rules for emotional support animals but is keeping the ban on pit bulls, the airline said it worked with the department of transportation to develop a solution to protect the health and safety of those on board while also allowing emotional support animals to fly on those longer flights. now delta transports nearly 700 service or support animals every day has said it has not yet found a solution to allow pimples on flights netflix competitor disneyplus is now taking preorders the disney own st

nestle is falling about .4%. down as well as asml. there are some u.k.re trading down as well this morning and that is interesting to see the pound falls below. where are talking about the lowest since january of 2017. it is risk going down below its 1985 low. european markets, struggling for direction across the board. that follows a mixed session in asia after bloomberg learned preparations for u.s.-china trade negotiations are not going as smoothly as president trump has portrayed. the sides are struggling to even agree on a schedule for the planned meeting in washington, and it is supposed to be this month. joining us, the fx and global macro strategist at ou -- i wanted to kick it off on trade because that is what is driving the equity market today but i can't ignore the weakness in sterling. it is a stork, really. belowt think it closed $1.20 since well before brexit. we see a new 1985 low going into october 31? >> i think it is possible. it istainly feels like dark times for sterling and the pound right now, especially when investors can't see the

nestled between the two spans of the bay bridge. homes are build for 24,000 new residents. >> 8,000 homes. 2,100 will be affordable. >> the director is over seeing the massive renovation of two island in the bay. that links the two spans and treasure island. right next to the bridge. >> manmade. built on top of sand shores to host the 1940 golden gate exposition. a huge fair inviting the world to san francisco. treasure island was supposed to turn into an airport when the fair closed. with war looming the u.s. navy seized the manmade island. there were navy personnel. it became the headquarters for the naval fleet during world war ii. naval station treasure island closed in 1997. the navy sold the island to the city of san francisco for $108 million. since then the city has been working to clean up toxic waste and garbage left behind. now much of the work being done is focussed on the future residents. >> the old infrastructure is obsolete. and beyond the useful life. we're building out a tremendous amount of infrastructure. part of

some even gave in 1000 there was not a single house that did not contribute even if their regular nestléare living in the city and not residing in the village this is how we broadened and deepened the papa nasty river that flows through our religious life and it is according. to. the villagers willingly contributed to become active participants as the last state holders in the development of their villages. there are 3 basic reason why we took this 15 villages one is we wanted to create more models we thought that if we were able to take more religious than we can make more models then that can be a model for replication dog and they used to say that religion should be self-sufficient so one village cannot be self-sufficient so which is why we took 15 villages and when i went to the villages i realised that villages are like multiple organ failure if you are going to hardly were pulled over if you work only were the long haul it away so if you want to really have an impact. then your daughter got all the body parts of the same diet. the eat you're. keeping in mind the severity of the reg

. >> mom's nestled up with her newborns. >> right after the birth of the two twins. >> the heart ♪ >>ccer star.sta. ♪ ♪ >>> you spend like nine months hanging out in this nice, warm apartment, granted it gets tight in there. you got a roommate, before you know it, boom, you're out there. it's bright. cold, scary. you will want some emotional support. that's what you see happening in this see viral video. right after the birth of the two twins, one says don't worry. reaches out a hand. >> look at her hold hands. >> catches the eye of everybody in the room as these two sisters go, this is scary. >> hold me. >> my gosh. >> it is a big scary world out here. but you always got your siblings. >> so pressures. >> it's just so cute the way people are reacting. this is from june 2018. you can see them a bit grown up with mom. you can follow them on instagram and youtube, adventures. >> kid, you chase those doughnuts on strings while mom sits here. >> genius. >> i know. >> her kids play by the rules, i would have been all right, i had enough of this. >> throw up a line, hang a couple of doughnu

nestle and diageo moved to the downside. novartis, the counter to the roche move.ixed picture for the drug sector but do see banks moving higher. that is what we're seeing on the markets this hour. let's get a first word news update. u.s. officials have discussed offering china an interim trade deal. it would delay and even rollback u.s. tariffs in exchange for chinese commitment on intellectual property and agricultural purchases. president trump says he would be open to it but would prefer a lasting arrangement. >> i would rather get the whole deal done. i would rather get the whole deal done. we have taken in billions of dollars of tariffs. i would rather get the entire chinese deal done. >> the chances of a u.s. recession for the 2020 election are now at 75%. that is according to billionaire money manager jeffrey gundlach. he says the odds have risen based on changes in the yield curve. to your treasuries exceeded those on tenure in august before flipping back. the u.s. storm threat is rising again. warnings have been declared for the bahamas. have the storms m

. >>> nasa is getting into the faux meat market -- nestle, excuse me, with its new awesome burger. it's produced by sweet earth brand. this is the food giant's first venture into imitation meats. the market is dominated by impossible burger. it is gmo free, soy free and vegan. it will make its debut in safeway, ralph's and fred myer markets and expected to become available at whole foods quite soon as well. >> look out simone biles. this is atlas. it is the most dynamic humanoid robot. it looks an s agile. boston dynamics created atlas. here's the question, what do you do with the robot that does gymnastics? if it can do gymnastics, i assume it can do other cool things. >> there it goes. what do you need this for? >> can carry you places. >> fight for you. >> it could be like your personal, like -- >> ninja bodyguard. >> wow. i saw this movie once terminatorment . >> oh that. >> and then terminator 2. next thing you know we'll have liquid metal. let's talk about the mona passage. it's been active. not quite as strong as yesterday or as many earthquakes, another 25 in the last 24 ho

on the downside, total and nestle are swapping places for the biggest drain on the stoxx 600. can see nestle is only down a quarter of 1%, but it's one of the top three stocks in terms of weightings on the stock 600. it takes a lot of points away with a small loss. total is down this morning, as well. though you don't see -- will you do cbp also falling, so a couple of the big oil names down, as well as some of the other pharmaceutical names. roche is down. we see a mixed picture this morning in terms of the breath. there isn't much to the upside. you still see european markets falling in terms of the broader stock 600 index. anna? so a little bit of weakness coming through, a lack of direction for the equity markets as asian stocks end the day mixed. u.s. point higher following a denial washington could pose box -- blocks. joining me is bob. great to have you with us. we saw these reports friday, the extent of which the trade war could be turning into a capital war between the u.s. and china. would that give you reason for concern? that story brought back a little bit by the

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nestling in the rolling perthshire hills, when the well‘s most famous golf courses gets ready to host. —— one of the game's biggest events. —— one of the world's. the solheim cup is the women's version at the ryder cup, europe against the usa with all that goes with it and no love lost. ticket sales are going well, gleneagles has its glad rags on and this is very much the pinnacle of the women's game. here in the country that gave the world the game of golf, he plays it, how big is it for women and are old barriers being taken down? the participation figures tell a story, there are currently over 165,000 registered golfers in scotland. 0nly currently over 165,000 registered golfers in scotland. only 13 and a half percent of them are women. it isa similar half percent of them are women. it is a similar story atjunior level, 16 and a half thousand young members, just over 15% are girls. 16 and a half thousand young members, just over 1596 are girls. so many other sports and different activities that are vying for girls and boys time, golf is to stick at it and having events like this, s

it's known as older creek, 200 miles from los angeles nestled in the giant sequoia national monument,argest tree in the world. the 530-acre grove will cost $15.6 million. they are considered the largest living things on the planet. >> they are stunning. >> majestic. >>> up next a rebirth in the presidio. >> a theater that has sat v jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, ms, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. where to next? >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, the bay area is known as an atm for candidates on the campaign trail. we dig through the paperwork to see who among the big names in silicon valley is giving to which candidates ♪ >>> it's art for the eyes and ears. it's a story about building a better bay area. >>> plus, 7 on your side's michael finney explains how

the announcement comes after nestle started a plant-based burger to markets.tock soared on the news. shery: if you missed out on any of the conversations we have through our programming, tv is your function. live from new york and toronto, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ devices are like doorways that could allow hackers into your home. and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting sites that aren't secure. and if someone trys we'll let you know. xfi advanced security. if it's connected, it's protected. call, click, or visit a store today. mark: i am mark crumpton with "first word" news. murder of intelligence joseph maguire told a house committee that he believed the whistleblower who filed the complaint against president trump "did the right thing." the complaint alleges that the president abuse the power of the office to "s

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. >>> fire officials say mill valley with homes nestled on the hills of mount is vulnerable to a major fire. if it happens a quick evacuation will be critical. emily turner on the key factors for that fast escape. >>>>> reporter: when it comes to red flag days everybody is on edge. none more so than folks who live in these hillside communities of marin county. really this is where the red flag warning applies. but also because this is where it will take the most time to evacuate if they need to. >>> we know where the prevailing winds come from. we know where the likelihood the fire comes from. about that can be life or death on the narrow here's side streets of mill valley. >>> even more important than knowing where the fire comes from says this homeowner is knowing where to go when it arrives. >>> there is a lot of ways we can go. our primary plans have us going down miller. but both he and his neighbors planned to leave on foot. cars likely won't get very far. living on mount tam has some pretty obvious advantages. one of them being the fact it has absolutely stunning views. there al

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president trump's hawkish and controversial nestled -- national security advisor john bolton is out. he said he resigned. trump said he was fired. the president disagreed with bolton's position on major pouring -- foreign policy issues colluding talks with the taliban and the u.s. stance on iran. will bolton's departure of an more than a personnel change for the u.s.? also coming up, a campaign promise designed to provoke israel's prime minister, he says he will annex large parts of the west bank if he is reelected in a general election next week. europe's incoming commission president said climate protection is a top priority for her new cabinet. we will take a look at ursula von der leyen's lineup and her ambitious european plans. plus, can skateboarding culture translate to competition at the olympics? next summer's olympics welcomes skateboarding to its glamorous but tightly regulated world. can the boys and girls and the men and women of the sport keep pace? do they even want to? ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs and the united states and around the world, welcome.

industry of voicing nestle apparency with a young actor who they say was wrongfully convicted of resisting arrest pavel who was detained during a protest rally have a last month's may oral and that action in moscow he's now appealing his 3 and a half year sentence as medina explained. the moscow court has sentenced a young up and coming out. of to 3 and a half years and prison for attacking a member of russia's national guard during an unsanctioned rally that took place on august the 3rd now the officer who arrested villa testified in court and he said that he was an active participant in the rally that he was shouting on to government slogans and that he during the arrest he dislocated his shoulder meanwhile there is a video footage. rast and many were outreach saying that on the video simply stance by the metro station looking at his phone and not shouting slogans himself says that he did not intend to use force he stumbled backwards and denies that he is guilty of any wrongdoing now the judge read refused to review the video footage of the rats ruling that avodah introduced by the prose

she's one of 3 grandmothers enrolled in the 2nd grade at bank room primary school nestled in the picture rest farmlands near the city of pyong chang. but this is a school in crisis at its peak there were close to 700 students here today there are only 22. the grandmas share a classroom with just 28 year olds there simply aren't enough children here to teach why they tell you don't plan to. walk. try. to go back i just. wanted to. could get up payment with my. own love and today there are only 2 grannies and class the other is rico parading in hospital from recent stroke i didn't look at. you it's always here is a general hug bill 72 year old park go we has been a student here for 2 years and has a strong connection to the school. revolted a little with a took him up with an. appealing in. the not going they needed. to. and go east 10 year old granddaughter jake still he is 2 grades above in a class down the hall. the grannies important role here by boosting enrollment numbers they're saving bank room primary from being shut down good critical of the case will go to the hook it was i will

on another's neck hello venus nestle tool my tenure. suffered the consequences of scandal with. i should have addressed all those issues before passing over the torch to the next generation. i regret that t i have not been able to do so. he doesn't dismiss. mrs like ours successor will be names by the end of october thank you for which the u. kerr way without assistance from. tie the mediawatch chains cretan is with us starting with. johnson the uk prime minister and his visit to dublin to speak with his irish counterpart the teacher yes so i've- got lots on the sun. mark but we'll start with some of the optics people feeling as they often. do with that boris johnson that that this is the style is not necessary procrit too. the function hi this is doctor jennifer casting she's large a politics professor at oxford university. if there's one thing i want to get across to you leo and this was a an extra from one of the- at the tone i suppose and the tenor of the speech and- and then you have a photo company at showing boris johnson. as ray leaning on his elbow and as the speech was

i am a we work for nestle in york. why have you decided to dress up?ters, these guys have been crazy enough to join me this year? what is your comment, krusty? the atmosphere is fantastic. homer, you must have something to say? d'oh! is this the best costume that you d rafts have this the best costume that you drafts have done? the unicorns were a lot of fun but i loved the giraffes! it is nice to raise this much money for charity and give back. squeezing around the neck, let me go around here! how difficult is it running in a costume like this? it is, because i taller, the crotch of the draft is around my knees! but we have a fantastic time. let me ask you another question, how long will it take you ? you another question, how long will it take you? do you worry about time? no, but it would take us about three and a half hours, we speak to people on the way around. we don't just run past, a lot of kids out there. it's a great laugh. if we get around in under12 there. it's a great laugh. if we get around in under 12 hours, there. it's a great laugh. if

it's a place where the modern nestles alongside the traditional and it's a new frontier for a sport hoping15,000 people turned upjust to watch wales train in southern japan and the country's commissioner for sport believes this tournament could leave a lasting legacy. translation: this, the first time the world cup is coming to a country that has no tradition in rugby. for us injapan, we are really excited to have the tournament so i am hoping that the rugby becomes part of our culture. for that to happen, more children need to pick up a rugby ball. right now, these boys at this high school in tokyo are in the minority. they hope the world cup will change that. translation: since we japanese don't know much about rugby, i'm hoping that we get a better understanding. all the best players from all over the world are coming to japan, so i'm going to watch them play and try to learn something from them. four years ago, they taught south africa a lesson when they beat the two—time champions in their opening game. it went down as the biggest upset in the tournament's history and has raised expec

know amy club which are said she would not necessarily fund a a mandatory program that they would nestle do a mandatory buyback so again we're seeing a divide in the democratic party between the pragmatic wing that looks i think a bit more realistically about costs and dollars and what they can do versus the idealistic wing on many of these questions china will exempt us pork soybeans and other agricultural products from new tariffs it's the latest in several recent concessions between the world's 2 biggest economies before a new round of talks on the trade war on wednesday u.s. president donald trump announced he had to spend an additional tariffs on chinese goods. plenty more still ahead on the news hour including. south african women march through the night demanding action against sexual violence that's reached crisis point election time in tunisia one of the leading candidates for president is conducting his campaign from behind bars and the top ranked rugby team in the world gets a traditional welcome in japan ahead of the world card details coming up with peter in sport. one day t

. >>> faux meat department, nestle's sweet earth brand. first venture into ts.ow pea protein, gmo-free, soy-free and vegan. debuts in safeway and fred meier markets and whole foods, pretty soon. u.s. department of commerce finalized agreement with tomato growers and exporters in mexico, could mean higher prices but potentially safer for you. mandates inspections of tomatoes in bulk. delay in inspection could lead to poor quality, only a seven-day shelf life, more than half the tomatoes eaten in u.s. come from mexico. big deal. >> should put out fake meat, everybody is doing it. endorsed by michael finney. there's something here. >> got something. >>> i hop is getting into the spirit of halloween by offering ad dam's family rays, and wash down with uncle fester's chocolate ice scream cake. selections through november 3rd. >>> marshals hewlsay to shop. launched first website, hoping to duplicate appeal of its stores online with similar mix of merchandise and returns to be made online or in stores. owns t.j. maxx which has online show for years. >>> person who sold

nestle stock has gone up 45%. could say they are the same industry, both consumer products, two of the largest companies in the world. but nestle focused on becoming a health company, sold a chunk of business in the u.s., and has moved in that area much more aggressively than kraft heinz is. haslinda: you are well respected in the financial market. we have to get your views on this rate environment. what do you make of it and how do you best invest in such an environment? ishael: the first challenge negative interest rates for 15 or 20 trillion in japan, germany, and denmark. if you take a mortgage, they will pay you to take out a mortgage. what does this mean? there are many factors going on in the world. one is the entering into the financial system of tens of trillions of assets that were never a part of that system. if you grew up in south asia, for generations the wealth was saved in gold, silver, precious stones, other jewels and so on. you are now coming into the system, entering more than one billion india

. >> reporter: but forest hill stadium is nestled in a residential neighborhood in queens and is once becoming a music mecca. ♪ ♪ thanks to live event production company, madison house presents and its co-president, mike luba. >>> after the who played here, you witnessed roger doll taultr. what happened? >> it's intangible, all powerful. he walked over to pete and said, hey, mate, it's nights like tonight why we still do this. >> reporter: bimt in 1923, forest hill stadium was once the center of sports and culture in new york. a cathedral of tennis, it was the original home of the u.s. open where althea gibson broke the color barrier. >>> arthur ashe became 9 first and only african-american man to win a u.s. open, and billie jean king demanded equal pay. ♪ it's been a hard day's night ♪ >> reporter: it was also one of a kind home for concert experiences. >> the beatles. the who, jimi hendrix with the monkeys. after going electric at newport the first time. >> reporter: it fell quiet for nearly 20 years until 2013 when luba brought mumford and sons in for a show. ♪ ♪ >> it was just con

smi has been propelled higher by the big drug names and buy some of the more bond proxy names like nestleant to look at a market that does have many of the qualities the market likes, the smi is one of those. let's take a look at what is happening in terms of the sector story. thanks trading higher, up by 2.16%. banks having a good day because bond yields are up. european banks liking that story. well.r sector is doing auto and parts is the name we give it. with the frankfurt motor show underway, is doing pretty good. the bottom end of the market, health care, food and beverage, and utilities, the markets rotating out of some of those bond proxy names. the bottom end of the market is the same as the bond market story. yields backing up, prices lower. that is what you get in the equity market. in terms of the individual names, iag down 1.33%. a strike underway at british airways. much of the normal schedule has been canceled. the biggest loss in the airline sector has not been iag. it has been air france. take a look at that. a near 10% drop for air france. an update on what is been happen

. >> nestlÉ expanding their line of luxury handcrafted kitcats.pop up shop in london and over 1500 combinations you can create this fancy expensive kitcat bar, you can have a rose petal and cocoa kitcat or marmalade or earl grey or whiskey. for $17 you can get one of these fancy kitcat bars. what happened to the regular milk chocolate? jillian: $17, you get 10 bags of the halloween bag. rob: artificial candy. thanks so much. the happiest place on earth got happier for vegans. disney is adding 400 different plant-based meals to restaurants at their florida and california theme parks. jillian: this comes on october 1st. options arrive in disneyland next year. rob: 26 after the hour, the white house expected to release the transcript from donald trump's phone call with the leader of ukraine. how did negotiations work between powerful world leaders? we are putting things out there the world doesn't want people to see. jim hansen on deck next to see why that would be a threat. >> maybe there was something like a conspiracy thing going on. >> don't thin

likely and nestle are cutting costs by reducing materials used to make shoes and water bottles.acebook and amazon are committed to getting 100% of their power from the noble resources which will shave one tent off of their utility bills. investors are fleeing actively managed stock funds in exchange for index funds. here with more is our opinion columnists. awayve seen the flight from actively managed equity into these passive funds. we have not quite seen that yet in bonds. i wonder why? >> that is an interesting question. stock site aree amazing. since the financial crisis, there has been a trillion dollar transfer. $1.5 trillion has left active stock funds and $2.5 trillion has gone into stock index funds. active bonde time, managers have continued to taken money and there's still roughly $2 trillion and active and passive on the bond side. i think the reason is that there are so many ways now for investors to buy index is that mimic what stock figures used to do. it gives them exposure to the style but also it allows them to compare those indexes against the active managers

. >>> nestle is getting into the faux meat market with the awesome burger.e with yellow pea protein and is gmo-free, soy-free and vegan. it will make its debut in safe way, ralph's and fred myer markets. >>> all right. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike. pisland once again.wing mare winds are blowing from southeast to northwest. the smoke you see is blowing from the southern tip of the island all the way up the entire island as it is oriented southeast to northwest. that is near tyler road in the southern tip of mare island. that will continue burning for a while now. they have conducive conditions, just those light breezes. 68 degrees is the temperature. the pattern is holding. so we have fire danger, heat danger and unhealthy air. last mild to warm night. we'll sleep much better starting tomorrow night. ready for autumn? 20 to 30 degrees cool every. we'll be doing that wardrobe shuffle, getting some coats out, jeans in and long sleeves and sweatshirts. 94 to 98 in the south bay. 95 to 97 on the peninsula.

food trust. , therebout this, walmart are competitors in the world all being willing to join on, nestleu'll lever, driscoll -- unilever, driscoll, they are saying we will all put our data on here on what row in the farm this came from. so when there is an issue, and we have done millions of transactions already through this, i can pinpoint where the bad spinach is versus calling all back. a third of the food is wasted in this world. to me that is one. and quantum, i jump over the quantum. you think trust, quantum will solve problems that today traditional computers matter how fast they are cannot solve. it is because traditional computers are zero and one. quantum bits have internet you -- infinite space. there are problems that even if you have the best supercomputer it could not model. i'm exaggerating a little bit to show you that. biology, why do they still do -- they cannot get an exact simulation done. what quantum will do is things like, the first things will be drug discovery and material sciences, risk management, logistics, -- if you were to watch -- if you were to truly model