yeah, melissa we've seen some weakness not only from industrials, but also those defense stocks and northropond broke above suppor levels and i think there could be further downside. if we look at a chart of industrials, the sector relative to the market, we've seen industrials have really underperformed the sector since june it's one of the weakest sectors here at the moment if we zoom into northrop grumman right now it broke into a key support level, around 355 i think we've seen a top and it's headed down to 335 to the downside if we look at the business itself, it's a fairly stable business nothing particularly interesting about it very low single digit revenue growth doesn't trade at a very rich valuation. only 17 times next year's earnings so for those reasons the trade structure that i'm choosing to use here is to sell a call vertical spread. so i'm going out to the october 29th weekly options to find a call spread that's about 45 days to expiration and i'm going to sell the 350, 365 call vertical, collecting about $10.30 for that at the money october 29th 350 call option and i'm buyi

. # # # just ahead of air strikes and syria defense firms, lockheed martin, northrop raytheon, and general dynamics corporation. all set stock price records, their shareholders are making money off the unusually large number of conflicts around the world the every 2 years or so. these really military attacks, the gaza strip and right after there is a trade show in which is really weapon companies to show their technology. all of these is really companies which are becoming an increasingly important and very significant part of the really economy depends on those wars. the 1st thing that they say when they try to market, we've already used that an actual human being. by making that claim they're able to compete with weapon manufacturers from other countries. the united states is the biggest supplier of military aid to israel. this attack on that also trade off with the united states arms industry. ah, ah, the iran and isis are competing for the crown of militant islam. one calls itself the slavic republic. the other called himself the islamic state. both want to impose a militant islamic em

the leader of the state of northrop with folly upset, many well being caught on camera laughing and joking around behind the german president. as frank volta shine, my express comes stolen, says to the families of those who died in this summer's fatal flooding, which struck hard at luscious state. then there was the cringe worthy interview with child journalist after the 12 year olds eviscerated the would be chancellor over his climate inaction far right elements in his party. and even mister law should function for a cigarette. every now and again, the cd you money response was to slam what he called. clearly courtship children for the interview technique. uncle a merkel has tried to give him her blessing, including during the chancellor's final speech to the mon, the stock that didn't go so well. i mean, the, the, the outgoing chancellor has stood by her mom despite him leading the center right party toward some of their lowest polling figures. in postwar germany thought brings us on to the pollsters, favor it to be the next head of the german government. all our shots of the social demo

of naturally for the kristian democrats given that armand nations, their minister president, in northrop west failure will, they will be looking to stack up the votes if they can, in that part of germany. but also clearly they want to win votes everywhere. that's how parties succeed in general elections. but for the social democrats, well, they're more popular in other states so, so you have to look at the selection through that side to through that. so that perspective as it was when the, when the voting stops in the counting starts in the next 40 minutes or so, we'll get an idea of the general picture exit. polls will emerge if you'll give us the general picture across the entire country. but the devil is in the detail. how will each party have the prospered or suffered calling to the electorate in each state? and remember, the german electoral system is divided into 2. so each voter elector gets a ballot paper for the general election and has 2 votes. the 1st vote is for a local member of parliament, a directly elected member of parliament, one candidates the other vote. the 2nd vote

northrop grumman and lockheed martin have joined in a -- worth $10 million. company plans to launch two refueling shuttles as early as next year. after the break, disney's new model film breaks barriers -- marvel film breaks barriers. we have the details next. emily: the first marvel film featuring an asian actor as its start dominated the box office with a new record for a film opening over labor day. making over $90 million over the weekend. joining us to discuss, chris palmeri. what should hollywood be taking away from this? >> this is another data point in a series that suggests by including more people of color and more high-profile female roles, people will come out. if you look at just the marvel movies, black panther, captain marvel, or the tremendous run asian led movies are having, crazy rich asians winning best picture, there's plenty of information that audiences of all kinds want a diverse cast. emily: look at the cities where this was particularly successful. cities with high asian populations like san francisco, honolulu, hawaii, vancouver, you

at least ralph northrop was one picture, not the whole damn yearbook.ctures of you that i need to be worried about? >> no, no pictures you have to worry about. how ant this? don't you think it's a little weird when anyone ever portrays -- a white person portrays a race that's not white they call it black face. that seems a little racist, huh? it's such an interesting thing, we always call it that. >> what would you suggest. >> we could be more specific. the politicians who do that. i've never done anything like that. luckily, i mean, i -- i don't think there's no weird -- -- >> could you say that canada is racist for accepting this? the entire country. >> i think probably the problem is the problem is that trudeau doesn't understand the problem of minorities. >> cat one, do you still find him attractive? >> uh, yes. i liked trudeau. the nice thing about him being canadian is i don't have to care about his politics. whatever, he's a nice-looking man. i don't think i thought about what it does to me personally when he goes through one of the scandals. jus

northrop grumman and lockheed martin joined in a startup worth more than $10 million.plans to launch two refueling shuttles early as next year. after the break, disney's new marvel film breaks barriers at the box office and in diversity. we have all the details from los angeles next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: "shang-chi and the legend of the ten rings." the first marvel film featuring an asian actor as a star broke records for a film on labor day, making an estimated $90 million in the u.s. and canadian theaters over the four-day weekend. getting us to discuss is entertainment reporter chris palmeri. . what should hollywood filmmakers be taking away from this? chris: this is another data point in a series now that suggests that by including more people of color and more high-profile female roles, people will come out. if you look at the marvel movies, black panther, captain marvel, or parasite winning best picture last year, and now this, there is plenty of information that shows audiences of all kinds weren't a really diverse cast. emily: you look at the cities wher

nancy northrop is the president and ceo of the center for reproductive rights who filed an emergencyock the texas been ban. emily, executive director of an organization that helps elect democratic women in favor of abortion rights. i misspoke. the folks in the texas congressional delegation didn't right this bill. that's the texas statehouse and senate. want to correct that. nancy, there is actually a state court judge that has issued a sort of injunction directed at a specific class of people that just happened about an hour ago. can you explain what just happened in the state court? >> sure. let me just start by saying of course it's been a devastating two days since the supreme court turned its back on the constitution and the people in the state of texas and allowed this abortion ban, near ban to go into effect. and so it's been chaos for people trying to get access to care and we are looking at every legal option. today in a lawsuit that planned parenthood and its affiliates filed in texas against texas right to life, they got an injunction today that stops texas right to life f