this year's fabulous five are -- make me a world, penguin random house.son reynolds, look both ways. simon & schuster. randy -- patron saints of methane. lower ruby, 13 doorway. and martin sandler, 1919, thank you that changed america. and the national book award goes to martin sandler "1919: the year that changed america." [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've got three minutes and i can tell that -- children in an hour. but i want to thank you so, so much. after a lifetime of doing this, this is such an incredible, incredible honor. i'm particularly honored to be in the company of my four fellow nominees. i will tell you that as the eldest statesman of that group, i am so confident of the future of young people's literature. [applause] and and i want to kill all of tm how much i admire their work. nobody in this country or the world knows better than the people in this room that no book is the result of the author itself. and i've had people at bloomsbury who know that this book is as much theirs as it isn't mine, particularly mary kate and susan. thank you so much.

pearson up after giving up the penguin random house it owns.et's get to more with luke kawa, bloomberg cross asset reporter. it seems like this market is more and more moving on individual company names and less on a trade resolution or british election resolution. luke: definitely. we've taken a step back from the macro. that we are not really looking ahead to anything. we are just kind of in stall right now, waiting for the rest of the year to play out. yesterday we tied for the smallest range in s&p 500 futures of the year. we are getting a sense that last week was all of the big risk, and no we are winding down. can year yield climbing higher could be the story of the year as we close it out for one more macro perspective. vonnie: we only have a few more sessions left. we certainly are not selling off, but we also are really not seeing profit-taking, are we? the: it is interesting extent to which people aren't looking to grab profits. it may be a case of they want to show investors at the end of the year that they are indeed holding the nam

raise the operating income by about $208 million >>> pearson will sell the remaining stake in penguin random house raising around $675 million pounds the ceo will retire in 2020 once the successor has been appointed. very large moves today coming up on "street signs." first comes china, then comes europe the hits in the next step of the trade war. details ahead. tom steyer: i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. climate is the number one priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day one. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem which continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies, stopping pipelines, stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and we do it together. think you need to buy expensive skincare products ♪ to see dramatic results? try olay skin care. just one jar of micro-sculpting cream has the hydrating power of 5 jars of a prestige cream, which helps plump skin cells a

sessions. 2.3%, getting back money to shareholders, selling off the last quarter of its stake in penguin random house. the dax being dragged down by 0.3%.kers, about the pound taking a bit of a hit today against the u.s. dollar, now trading at $1.3072. i will speak with bruce richards, marathon asset about the ceo, economic downturn and what is going on with this credit cycle. global markets, let's get to our first guest. we are joined by julian emanuel, btig chief equity and derivatives strategist. incredible scenes as the house meets to talk about, debate and vote on articles of impeachment for the u.s. president. it is not impacting markets right now, but it must be on investors' minds. julian: there's no question that it is. we can take comfort in the fact that at the end, it is about the economy and not about the political process. go back to the clinton impeachment in 1998, 19 99, the markets just shrugged it off. if you think about it, and a lot of ways, and this may seem like a difficult conclusion to draw, the president has moved forward on china trade. we are probably going to sign usmca in