joe: romaine bostick is out .oday --oline: is it is not a flight to haven.oe: the question is "what'd you miss?" caroline: we will discuss the stock market chugging along higher. this week the s&p 500 posted its worst week since march. gdp is that. even jobless claims declined more than estimated. disconnectk economy thes, but it didn't work right way round. the data held up in many ways. personal spending much better than expected, but it was a rough october and a rough week and an ominous one that has got global markets anxious. caroline: we have another cool bar chart were you. basically what it is saying is if the stock market is ugly it does not code that well for the party that is in power. moment's, we have all seen some pain trade in the s&p 500. this does not bode well for a highlynt who speaks so of the stock market. people are looking for fundamentals. this is not voting well. joining us now, katie greifeld. what are people saying about what is driving the market action here? reporter: it has been interesting to watch that breakdown. the s&p 500 i

fifth, martin ends oday so the mania's day. and then, the very first pitch, here it comes.ain. george springer one more time. two for four. three rbis. astros take game 2, 5-2. need one more bwin to close it out. do or die for the athletics now. >> just keep playing hard and, you know, keep trying to string together good at bats. >> i think we're ready. you know, our backs against the wall and, you know, we got to come out fighting tomorrow. so, i think we're ready for that. >> nk aays oh, my. aloha. i think putin saw that on russian radar. listed at 458 feet. three-run homer but the yankees were still down 5-4. and then, austin meadows to the tampa bay bullpen. watch the catch here with theer. fifth inning, down 1-nothing. cody bellinger, this should be the third out. but look at the throw. wide. run scores. dodgers get four more in the sixth. the dodgers go on to win 5-1. >>> the heat trying to tie up the s ck t 1 osin but miami was down five. all right. fast forward now to the fourth quarter. butler tying it at 83. he had 22 points. then, lebron splits the d with the lef

military base in the gulf is getting a multibillion dollar upgrade qatar's all oday the air base plays a central role in u.s. and coalition operations that are carried out every day across the region stephanie decker visited the facilities and got exclusive access to join a flight refueling f. 16 fighter jets. leave catarrh behind and head out across the gulf. we've been given exclusive access to join this refueling flight undervalue dade air base near doha it will be topping up the tanks of american f. 16 fighter jets already out on missions my job is pretty much to refuel other aircraft in the air so they can stay airborne longer it's all going to take place here at the back of the plane and you have to get down low so this is where the refuting happens it's called the to college and it's in the belly of the plane easy to lie on your stomach to be able to fit know what we're going to witness is the boob operator is going to connect with the fighter jets that are going to approach the aircraft from here. the 1st f. 16 approaches. these are multimillion dollar fighter jets. out on acti

economy or frankly how healthy main street was and banks should be trading better maybe on some level oday's temperature test by jimmy diamond and to the extent either implicitly by citi bank was not all that bullish on the economy. banks have played that story for the last six months? all right. we want to take a check on shares of bed, bath, and beyond. they are spiking in after-hours session. eric chemi has the details. >> the shares up 6% in the last few minutes after the close. putting out an 8k saying it with off non-core assets raising a quarter of a billion dollars that would include the christmas tree shops division. also linen holdings to an institutional buyer and a districts center in florence, new jersey three non-core assets that bet bath and beyond is selling an 8k just put out that's why the stock is up 6%? we already know that bet, bath, and beyond has been on a campaign to reduce its footprint by closing stars karen, what are your thoughts on this one >> it is very leifered anything they can do to take down the leif vaj good they have been doing a great job and as you said,

oday that looks a little bit less likely, but i don't think we're out of the woods on it, will be inted states a better position economically to show leadership. a side note china's economy even better than the united states because it's done better job of getting its virus under control but you taking steps,hina like bilateral debt forgiveness, g-20 and the like. really the united states is the only country that can do that. it hasn't done it to date. immediate priority for the national economic council for house, for the entire the nment, is going to be economic recovery. karen will be talking about that any won't talk about it in detail except to say a very that whatever is done should not just last for one year. it's uld last as long as needed. one of the lessons i take from the financial crisis was it's need your at you response to be large. you need a response to be long. cares act, for example, was very large but it only lasted about four months. need to make sure the next approach lasts as long as needed that linkthe triggers it to the unemployment rate, as ong as it's elevated,

oil prices are down a bit oday but tracking pretty higher lately both crude and brent are up more than0% in the past week, and billionaire investor carl icahn is one person seeing better things ahead in the energy sector saying last night, quote, if you look back in three years you would have said geez, i could have bought the energy stocks that's when you buy something, when nobody wants it, icahn says joining me now to stalk about whether the oil moves are sustainable is dan with pickering energy partners. explain, first of all, the move we've seen over the last couple of sessions. >> sure, kelly, good to be here. i think if you look back, september was a terrible month for the market but energy was even worse or we got a nice little recovery coming off a pretty terrible september. moving crude from the high 30s to the low 40s also helps and then you've got the thematic trade that's going on around cyclicals and low interest rates forever, so i think you put all those three things together and energy is having a nice october so far >> we were talking, dan, about why energy was sittin

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. >> thank you very much. , initially, the topic that seems to be primary .oday, privacy let me ask all three witnesses, how much money does your company spend annually on content moderation? how many people work in general in the area of content moderation? let me start with those two also wantand then i to ask how much your company spend defending lawsuits around user content on your platforms? mr. zuckerberg: senator, we have more than 35,000 people who work on content and safety. i believe our budget is multiple billions of dollars a year on this. $3 billion ors of more a year, which is a greater that we arevenue spending on this than the revenue of our company was the year before we file to go public in 2012. >> we use both human reviewers and ai moderation systems. i would again -- i am not sure the exact numbers, but i'm sure it is north of a billion dollars. i don't have the specific numbers, but we want to maintain the agility between the people we have working on this and our ability to monitor it. estimatech would you your companies are currently spending on pending lawsuits?

speaker, i rise oday in strong support of s. 3051, america's conservation enhancement act. to an incredible honor manage this suspension debate a.c.e. act, arguably one of the most important environmental legislation for chesapeake bay, national etlands and fish habitat in years. this resource protection policy will have tremendous benefits environment and individuals for years to come. a a.c.e. act is a once in generation advancement to clean up the chesapeake bay and rotect and conserve natural resources across america. is a national bay treasure, and the a.c.e. act protects c.e. and restores critical that vation programs preser preser preser preserve wetlands, both in the ommonwealth of virginia, and across our great united states. title 1 of this bill includes re-authorizations for programs such as the northern merican wetlands conservation act, the national fish and wildlife foundation act, the bay -- chesapeake bay program, the chesapeake bay initiative act of 1998. important ll very programs, not only to the folks back home in my district, but to americans who wish t