billie piper's directorial debut was notjudged a roaring success., but piper has to be commended for trying to provide an alternative to the traditional romantic comedy. talented that she is, the story she has fashioned does not seem credible and it is not entirely clear what she is trying to say. no kicking chickens. small breakthroughs. she is trying to say. no kicking chickens. small breakthroughslj she is trying to say. no kicking chickens. small breakthroughs. i got chips and curry sauce! one of the most starry films shown at the london film festival was the king, based on a group of shakespeare has theresa. 0nce based on a group of shakespeare has theresa. once more unto the breach, come shakespearean military hero henry v played by the 21st century poster by timothee chalamet. the king follows the narrative with prince hal, rural rebel who up and given the english crown, but it is stripped of shakespearean language bites writers. where is the for some old warrior,. ? the script is not modern but not does it belong to the party. we wanted to l

. >> coming up, the teens have spoken piper jaffray's latest teen survey is out. it's not good news for several retailers. we'll tell you where gen z is no longer spending. plus, the surprising weapon being deployed to save america's shorelines billions of dollars worth of coastal real estate. "the exchange" back in two ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ncht welcome back. the dow is down 330. we're down 140 now that is a .5% drop the dow is outperforming the nasdaq down .9% or 72 points take a look at the sectors all 11 in the red today. a pretty widespread selloff. health care, financials, materials, some of the worst performers there health care down 1.4%. of take a look at the semiconductor etfs which are having a rough day as well there were since late august the worst performers today and now to sue herrera for a news update. >> hello, kelly. here's what's happening at this hour senator lindsey graham has invited president trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani to testify before his committee about ukraine. giuliani responded he would consider that request. >> swiss astronomer says

begin with shares o lowe upgraded from overweight from neutral asset piper jaffray the analyst citingowerarj mortgage rates. price srget $130. thck up 1.5% to 112.42. d bath and beyond was upkbraded tooegt weight from sector weight and key bank. the merchandisingnd operations that he is expectsed to bring. the price target now$18 despite that upgrade though the stock fell more than 2% to a 11.99. >> blumen brands downgraded to hold from buy at daich bank wab the the analyst citing the l overall lr casual dining dustry niepow price target,, e stock fell to 179 ho 17.97. democratic hopefuls take the debate stage tonight, the economy will be in the spotlight. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> there are reports that general motors and the uaw is closing in on an agrment ending the 30-day labor strike. while a final has not been announced, it's within widely t reportt the auto maker and union have agreed to terms on most issues. the strike has cost the auto maker an estimated $2 billion. >>> united health group topped earnings estimates they raised the 2019 forecast and offer a glimpse intoext year's well. the la

. >> reporter: such a riveting conversation with ambassador piper. he sits in his living room couch in silicon valley many times shaking his head at the dop withments in washington wondering what he would do if he was ambassador to ukraine. >> i have to say at this point i'm glad i'm not in government. >> that comes from a man who spent 26 years as a foreign service officer for the united states. steven piper was ambassador to ukraine from 1998 to 2000 under president clinton. he's a democrat, but piper says in the foreign foreign service, your political affiliation should never matter. >> our job in life is to support the president whether he or she is republican or democrat. >> piefer worries about his colleagues in the state department and worries about ukraine, a country trying to eliminate internal corruption while trying to build its relationship with the united states. >> this must be very difficult for ukrainian. >> reporter: the ambassador praises the whistleblower and the other foreign service agents who raised questions about the u.s. stra

the senator's husband works for dla piper.t's where a junior partner is now saying she was sexually assaulted on four occasions by a top dealmaker at the law firm. not harris, not her husband. somebody else altogether. neither of the two of them were involved. put now the woman's attorneys are trying to pull the senator into this, writing an open letter asking harris for help to get their client out of mandatory arbitration rules. the lawyers are saying she wants her day in court. nbc news has reached out to the dl piper smokes man. ali vitali is here. this is something you have to imagine that neither senator harris nor her husband wanted to be a part of given that it doesn't involve the two of them. what is she saying about this? >> reporter: it does not involve either of them and senator kamala harris is speaking out through a spokeswoman. we'll put that on the screen. saying to nbc that senator harris has been and continues to be a staunch advocate for survivors and believes all people must be guaranteed their day in court

co-author really faced a dilemma what do i what do you do with these very incomplete memoirs but what piper bring did is he got access to princes studios paisley park and he went in there like an archaeologist basically and that's where he found all of these handwritten notes these never before seen photos handwritten lyrics from all of prince's greatest hits and what he also did with the memoir is he talks about his own experience meeting up with prince and how prince was basically a total control freak and he was very careful he would want to control what words were used to describe him prince that he did not want the word magic used he said funk music is not magic it's rules this is a guy of course who was very disciplined he learned 27 instruments to create his 1st album talking of discipline how does someone so disputed end up taking in opioid. i mean do we get any insight into this in the book well pipe and bring basically says that it was. a total shock to him and he really believes that prince was taking these drugs to maintain and to battle pain so that he could keep working as he

vinovich, lynn westmoreland, omar ashmrari, any chow, helen eisner, mary flannagan, samuel mchale, abriel piper,, jeremy ritter weissmann. copies of the signed agreements will be retained by the office of the clerk as part of the records of the house. signed, sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12 had been a of rule 1, the -- 12-a of rule 1, the house declares the >> we want to be in poogs to furnish our own -- position to furnish our own brain power. the only way we're going to ever be able to do that is to educate women and minorities in the stem fields and that comes in many categories. we've even coined a phrase more recently called blue collar stem. here no amount of ph.d.'s or graduate degrees might even be necessary to have those skills, to be innovative and to be a good work force. that is producing some some of the innovation. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern n c-span2. >> the new c-span ipso survey on voting and elections found 60% of americans want to amend the u.s. constitution and elect the president by popular vote rather than the electoral col

fines for months instead he's out catching snakes everything from harmless garden snakes to poisonous piper's. that have all right we'll send someone out keep an eye on the snake until we get there. and obviously the law and it's on taiwan comes 1st mission on this sunday morning rainy season has begun in thailand and that means snake season has as well. snake catchers almost always work in pass because they never know what to expect attempting to catch one of the larger reptiles all alone would be too dangerous by cam and his colleagues set off with 2 vehicles or they would be one of the.

or do we let ourselves be led by a colorful pied piper who chose his part in this deal not out of any conviction that his path was beneficial,omically but because he believed it was the most secure way of achieving his own ambition. whosemeekly follow a man excellent deal according to such -- will leave each household at least 2000 pounds , with the ferocity of the austerity triggered by this 2008 crash per this is a deal which is the prime minister confirmed in his earlier rambling contribution may not survive the transition time and could still lead to a no deal crash. do we follow in the footsteps of a man who just a month ago claimed the precious union was in good shape, and a month later dealt a hammer blow which could shatter it in the face of just a couple of years. shadowso afraid of our and lacking confidence in our capacity to work the system to our advantage as we have successively done for decades, that we have to fall back on a not tell jake vision? that is the choice in front of us today. i hope we will choose the former path. it would require one further step, the vote

the single-engine piper 28 went down just minutes after taking off yesterday from the dekalb peachtree. conditions were foggy at the time. no one was inside the townhouse at the time of the crash. there were no injuries on the ground either. wreckage was scattered over half a mile. >> it sounded like a garbage truck had dropped a dumpster really hard and then ran into the side of the building. that's what i assumed had happened. >> the end of the airport's runway is about a mile from where the plane went down. >>> "the chicago tribune" reports singer r. kelly skipped a federal court hearing in chicago because his lawyer says he was worried his infected toe would get stepped on. kelly was supposed to be in ks tthouse.rday for a h his laer td the jgesor hd b stped hicour the singer is also facing charges in various jurisdictions over his alleged sexual abuse of women and girls. he's pleaded not guilty to all the charges. after the hearing, r. kelly's sisters talked about the singer. >> the way he's been portrayed is as a monster. he's always chained up -- he's not a dog. and that's what

according to piper jahfari's annual survey of teenagers this group spends less, about $2,300 on averagelly. s lowest spending level since 2011. but it's what they are spending on that interests investors and retailers. for males in that tegory, food comes first. clothing is second. video games third. females clothing then food then personal questionnaire care. when it comes to restaurants, chic filla number one with millennials followed by starcks and chipotle. nike raemsd top t apparel brand for nine years followed by american eagle outfit iris and adidas. when it comes to watching videos teens choose youtube over netflix the first time ever. >>> dominos did not have the quarter that many hoped for. the company reported weaker than expected third quarter earnings andenue. that sent the stock initially lower but then later in the day the ceo said the company would repurchase, sr. 1 billion in shares, giving the shares a li. kate rodgers has more on the quarter and domino's strategy. >> a tough quarter for domino as, the world's larges company by retail sales facing pressure from emergin

will be your bank she was right i don't know much and i have this idea of the slogan from michael piper always on the bright side of life it's very good so let's 1st take a look at what research is saying about multiple sclerosis so i will have a good talk to her face all those homes. look times as a neurologist who researches multiple sclerosis a prelim shall he hospital he's also a medical advisory board member for the german m.s.i.e. he and his team are trying to find out what causes multiple sclerosis by discovering more about the triggers they hope to develop better treatment options. if this multiple sclerosis doesn't mean you will end up in. the hands of things today and why you see him is called the disease of the 1000 faces that's because the symptoms of multiple throws is very different very good the regime use military station so we have for instance. in laws we have numbness and tingling you have perrie's this. sometimes also later on we have dysfunction of urine blood and later. often fatigue is a big problem for the patients so if you take a look well divide you will find

personality that people really warm throughout feel like she was reading up about one of the you can use pipers and honey before the ship she took it on laurie. so most of the political calls you know as a wife or parents are things a little bit differently to the heart of a different personality which is very charismatic and i think people really respond to that and it's. i think karen such a good position so it's a really to be one of those new superstars that it's about think out ahead of world athletics what's the big up before the olympics it's 2020. 2 today's events we have the to tattle on and hip that's a long happening these 2 events are slightly different these championships yeah they're finishing really really like never happened before never happened before finishing way off to midnight local time. with 3 hours from right now the head of g.m. say so that makes it good to watch for u.s. and u.k. over europe audiences in the heptathlon they finish the fun of it is the 100 meters that get some to why. i 5 minutes past midnight local time and the main person to watch out for that is cap

there is a piper to a possible deal and brexit according to senior source in downing street. hours at an english country manor house about how to avoid a hard body in ireland when the euchre leaves the european union. he wouldn't elaborate on what had changed, he said at this point the less said, the better. had a very good meeting with the pan— minister and our teams together, very positive and very promising. i am now perhaps convinced that both ireland and britain wanted to be in agreement, that isn't ——in the interests of ireland and the united kingdom, as your pathway towards an agreement in the coming weeks. japan is bracing itself for what is predicted to be the biggest and most violent typhoon of 2019. strong winds, rough seas, and heavy rain are forecast as typhoon hagibis gets closer to the capital tokyo. safety concerns have already forced the cancellation of two matches in the rugby world cup and the formula one grand prix could also be affected. matthew cappucci is an atmospheric scientist. thank you very much for your time. 0utside, thank you very much for your

police say their red and white piper arrow was last known off the coast of eureka.st guard had to discontinue the search because of weather and resources. family and friends are pleading for help on social media. >> we are losing a bay area gem. blue bottle coffee is relocating its roasting operation from oakland where it all started to sacramento. the company says all beans used to supply west coast cafes will now be roasted in the new sacramento facility. meanwhile the building in oakland will become a blue bottle cafe. i love blue bottle. we're back in a moment to show you what the warriors finally did tonight. stay with us. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ >>> well, after being spoiled by the warriors for the past five years, we might need to get used to

. >> you probably heard piper upgrading lows saying the rebuild, remodel market will be stronger i know that is an industry you've been diving into, what do you make of that up great? >> we've seen a sentiment. houzz put out a survey in september, we saw when people buy houses, they fix them up they are not doing the big remodels, they are doing the smaller because of the higher cost of materials. they are going to retailers now fixing up a home there you go add a room and never move. >> time for top trending stories. the nba controversy will not go away >> beginning to poach employees. tic toc has hired more than two dozen employees. the competitive salaries don't hurt either. facebook has been around a long time >> it is the big boy in the social media space a lot of these developers want to work for the hot new space. whether you care or not, tiktok is owned by chinese government >> i didn't even know tiktok was a thing. >> i'm 106 years old >> anyway, a new player in the streaming wars amc theaters launching its own video on demand service to let users buy or rent. with contracts wi

we'll have the latest from hong kong where a student shops and engine piper elise could face charges. we got some of these storms violent storms just around the mediterranean at the moment that is that southeastern corner if you see this area cloud maybe across italy through the adriatic that will run on into grace and then coming in behind but it's really making way for the next weather system which are just running its way across the british isles and this is x. hurrican 30 with some windy day to come as we go through with so many crossed ali that it will eventually push in across the rest of the british isles speak a little quiet weather because if it was that east side if you moscow 19 celsius quite a keen southerly wind ahead of that weather system you see this long a lot of cloud of right into that western side of russia right down across rumania and back down across the balkans and a little slot a little further east which is because through friday those storms pushing into greece there will be some heavy downpours possibility some localized flooding quater weather in between a

we could spend i think piper talked about $20,000 a year for drug treatment, probably less than that.> ineconomthe economic cost is but the human cost is devastating for generations. in 2016 the imprisonment rate of african-american women was twice the rate for white women. hispanic women were incarcerated 1.4 more times than white women. why are women of color more likely to be imprisoned than white women? what solutions do you see? >> as i've talked about before. we have to develop alternatives to incarceration. also in terms of women that are in prison, we have to be responsive to their health needs, their mental health needs, gynecological needs. we have to train corrections staff, for example, when women end up in prison to make sure they're being responsive, gender responsive to women's needs. because as i think piper said earlier, the prison systems were built on the fact that mostly men would be enthem. a lot of the policies reflect that now. and they have not caught up to the fact that we have so many women that are in those prison systems. so policies have to be responsive t

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effort piper. >> thank you. brian: for speaking up. simply known as the beer guy.at the world series. now he's a commercial. ♪ brian: jillian caught up with him last night at the game. he joins us live next. ♪ i'm a simple man ♪ all you got to do with advil, you have power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength of advil. what pain? ♪ brian: all right the washington nationals live to face another day beating the astros 7-2. forcing a game seven at the world series. normally houston at home would be an advantage but not in series not this year. ainsley: very exciting "fox & friends" co-host jillian mele was there and she joins us from live from minute maid park in houston where she caught up with the one famous beer guy. hey, jillian. jillian: i mean overnight fame we're talking about for this guy. and by the way his name is jeff adams. he is from outside the d.c. area. we actually had a chance to meet up with him after game five, actually during game five is when we found him. that's when this whole thing started when this went crazy.

call piper jaffray.he talk of my table in my household. you know, when there's breaking news, that is a predicament for parents in the news business. they've got to somehow juggle home life and the -- and the life on camera or in the pages of a newspaper. and that's what happened yesterday. an unexpected moment on tv for a correspondent on msnbc. courtney cuby was reporting on breaking news when she had a visitor. take a look. >> reporter: their concern is that they want -- their concern is that they want to have -- excuse me, my kids are here. live television. >> courtney later explained that breaking news in syria didn't line up with preschool drop-off. so he and his twin brother were there with me. i think it's beautiful. i love -- hey, me, me, mom, look at my hand. i need your attention. the network shared the video on twitter with the hash tags #msnbcmoms, and i should point out that i'm married to an msnbc -- >> you are. >> she is a working mom. the clip has been viewed more than two million times.

. >> my name is yvonne piper on the nurse practitioner here at sf city clinic. he was the first time i came to city clinic was a little intimidated. the first time i got treated for [inaudible]. i walked up to the redline and was greeted with a warm welcome i'm chad redden and anna client of city clinic >> even has had an std clinic since all the way back to 1911. at that time, the clinic was founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers. there's been a big increase in std rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health experts who are pretty progressive for their time thought that by providing std diagnosis and treatmentsex workers that we might be able to get a handle on std rates in san francisco. >> when you're at the clinic you're going to wait with whoever else is able to register at the front desk first. after you register your seat in the waiting room and wait to be seen. after you are called you come to the back and meet with a he

piper johnson hopes so. >> well, i am sick and tired of big corporations using my addiction and preyingause we are fighting for our lives at this point. >> a big issue with a lot of family grappling with these stuff. you can forgive these kids not knowing what they are getting into like a lot of teenagers got flavors like gummy bear or cotton candy. >> 63% of juul users don't realize it contains the drugs. ma >> it feels like a fun thing they were doing with a good flavor and there is nicotine in it. >> there is a problem. >> thank you, morgan. harry smith with the history making poet laureate telling the new voice. your home at wayfair, you get more than free shipping. you get everything you need for your home at a great price, the way it works best for you, i'll take that. wait honey, no. when you want it. you get a delivery experience you can always count on. you get your perfect find at a price to match, on your own schedule. you get fast and free shipping on the things that make your home feel like you. that's what you get when you've got wayfair. so shop now! noall dogs descend fr

this hoax, the people that drew the country down this -- into oz will at some point have to pay the piper. i have no doubt. >> dana: wait. did someone wear a wire inside the oval office? >> geraldo: rod rosenstein said it was a joke. >> dana: we're not saying that somebody wore a wire -- >> geraldo: how did they get -- >> dana: i don't know. i have never heard that somebody wore a wire in the oval office. >> geraldo: i stand literally corrected but my point is well-made. >> dana: indeed. >> greg: they entrapped people. they did everything. >> dana: rod rosenstein was joking when he said that. >> that's how he get his ruffles together. how about the three of get married but i'm not. rod rosenstein was doing that, but now it's very interesting because i don't think he was trying to engage in any sort of new marital concoction. what i am saying is there were forces working against the president and it's now looking as though some of these things at one point in our very recent path we would call conspiracy theories are bearing out in a way that it's happening so quickly with such depth and b

according to piper afterriz, 38 annual taking stock with teens survey, food, general category, continuestegory for teen spending let's talk -- can we do an intraday chart dominos, people throwing dominos on the trash help. what happened? >> they threw it out this one looked like, you know, death this morning, brian. they didn't miss by that much. but then all of a sudden, they made a bunch of announcements and had positives on cut backs of cap ex-and other expense related items. this really put -- lit the fuse. and then i think they caught a lot of shorts down there at the bottom because it is just screaming to the upside it's up i think $12 right now. you see it bottoming this morning, that is the gift that you had. i'm not saying i bought that bottom i did not. i'm just saying that is a heck of a turn. >> yeah. food continues to be teens and most of this is gen z. wallet priority, 23% starbucks maintains a double digit share. even though starbucks has been around a while, the youth like starbucks. should we as investors >> too expensive for me. the stock is trading at 30 times -- >> th

piper jaffray found that 37% said they played fortnite.o proves popular here, it could rejuvenate interest in the game and a rival for other games. ea and act vision higher this year, but both down double digits over the past 12 months. >> staggering numbers no matter what happens. fascinating stuff. so session high was up 333. and we're down just slightly from that. s&p venghori just below 3 k. back in three minutes. plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you have to meet a deductible for each and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance. but they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. now, let's take a look at humana's medicare adva

well, and you know look, i think at the end of the day people need to know you know who is paying the pipernotion that the bidens would not be fliewnsed by chinese or anybody else because they were sepgding moneyau to them, is reg house. i mean, we chase stories and they're had legitimate story. about, you know, wall street firms, donating to certain candidate do they get access in you know if you're giving access because you write a $20,000 pack check, to a candidate, you are certainly getting access if you're giving private equity deals and bottom line is mark in all of the stuff we talk about is in black and white in public record no sources no made up dossier or third person dossier these are all facts you know pert i even remember the chinese military, r millions of dollars into the dnc, and into the clinton reelection efforts, guys walking into serial number bits and paper bags. the group remember all of that? >> absolutely. no independent counsel investigation. no democrat calls for any kind of investigation, nothing of the kind. here we have this ridiculous transcript -- which shoul

2016 election including that they neglected wisconsin, they elevated donald trump as part of the pied piperrogram to get a beatable candidate for hillary to run against. that they didn't run on change. hillary ran as kind of the symbol of the power structure in america. the economic and political elite. so it's no surprise. but going deeper and i think tulsi has mentioned as well, this is really -- hillary's rant is exhibit a for the way that the cold war is used to stifle dissent, to crack down on people that are not toeing the line in the mainstream of this incredible military industrial complex which is kind of jerking us all around and dictating our foreign policy. and also yeah, it's feeding the war machine instead of really addressing the crisis that we are facing. the dnc is really painting its progressive competition as the enemy as if they were trying to lose the election again. >> tucker: everything you've said makes total sense. amazing that 28 years after the fall of the soviet union, they are still running the russia play. but what kind of effect has it had on you? it's not lik

joining me now is stephen piper, former u.s.mbassador to ukraine, currently with stanford university. thank you for being with us. let me ask you about william taylor because you worked with him. he's being attacked pretty vigorously if not viciously from the white house and others -- well, certainly secretary of state pompeo and others have also talked about him being a bureaucrat and being political, not pompeo himself i should say, but other people speaking from the state department and the white house. what is your reaction, having known bill taylor as you did? >> i've known bill taylor for more than 25 years. he served america for 50 years, going back to as an infantry captain in vietnam, going to places like afghanistan, ukraine. there is not anybody who i would say more clearly represents the ideals of the ideal public servant and that's been ambassador taylor. and it's disappointing that the state department and the secretary of state are not speaking up for him. >> one of the statements that came from the white house, f

you don't earn that money without paying the piper. niconscious eshs is furious, fear the n.b.a. has stunk this up royally. the china relationship is damaged, maybe permanently after daryl morey's tweets. >> dana: what is interesting, the n.b.a. is in a stronger position, they could because they are so popular in china, could use that platform to talk about freedom, what seems better way than everyday this is handed from the n.b.a. >> cow downing to china is worst thing they could have done. it is weak of adam silver and the fact is only 10% of revenue come out of china. 90% come from america and other places. so why would you get off side with your fans in america? this is purely american game, why would you be so unpatriotic, weak and greatest basketball star that the world has ever seen, lebron james, been forever tarnished by this. i don't know if he can claw back. this man has been as woke as they come, social justice warrior, pretended he stood up no matter how difficult the sacrifice was. there he is, the hong kong protesters, are being shot, a teenager shot in the chest,

the piper pa-28 crashed shortly after taking off from nearby peachtree airport.fficials are investigating the cause there. and we want to bring you an update on a story we recently told you about. it all started when a woman that police are hailing as an angel, she used her own car to smash into the car of a suspected drunk driver in arizona, just seconds before that car was about to mow down a couple pushing a stroller with a baby in it. right across the street. now, the so-called angel, she suffered nonlife threatening injuries from her heroics. she got a new car courtesy of used car retailer carvana. that's a nice feel good story. >>> coming up, border arrests hitting highest number in decade. family crossings skyrocketing. a border official warning the border crisis is not over if the democrats continue to try to block the president on the border. also we have the 2020 democrat now campaigning on health insurance for illegals. and later in the show, 2020 democrat joe biden now says quote he wishes he raised one republican to go out and make some real money. w

"star wars" can jump the shark, get new old ideas like remake of they live with rod i ro roddy ry piper bore -- bob iger is genius to acquire he is building this amazing content library that is driven by characters, that will not only dominate at the box office, but also in their disney plus streaming. david: 10 seconds steve. >> david, i'll make a $1,000 bet, this is not the last "star wars" movie. david: i would not take that bet. i plan to go to see this. that is it for "bulls and bears," we'll see you next time. elizabeth: coming up, turkey and russia agreeing to a buffer zone in syria. will it hold? the push to protect syrian oil fields. that debate tonight, th debate n president getting criticizes for removing troops, as former president obama promised multiple times there would be no u.s. boots on ground in syria. >> to campaign 2020, pence and biden battling it out in a key swing state, that moody's analytics said it the state to catch for. can a 2020

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caught up with piper's mike olson to get his take.eline for what's called live services, which includes in-game transactions, advertising, and subscription services. olson's boggy for the quarter there is $380 million. that would be a jump of 16% year over year, driven in part by in-game transactions from fifa, as well as apex legends. that's ea's answer to the legend that is "fortnite. guys, back to you. >> we'll bring you those results once they cross. josh lipton, thank you two minutes left to go here. let's send it over to rick santelli for a check on bonds. >> you know with the fed meeting tomorrow, bank of canada, bank of japan, lots of central banks, we always believe our fed is doing the global heavy lifting, but it might not be the case no matter what they do tomorrow look at the european two-year since may. european rates are moving higher two-year rates are at a five-month high. take a look at a chart of r-01s. everyone's talking about 190 that's the spike and a one week of the dollar versus the yen the dollar is at a five-

graham talking out of both sides of his mouth on the phone is someone is going to have to pay the piperere at the end of this where these folks have battled and died against isis and we all knew turkey was going to move against them. there is the question how this decision happened. this is what's so remarkable. a single phone call to erdogan, no prep work, no staff work, literally gets him on the phone. you've got to wonder why is trump so ready to say yes to erdogan? >> indeed, and i'd like to see the call summary of that phone call to it go with the call to the ukrainian president. trump has a bunch of financial ties, surprise, surprise with turkey and in turkey. he has a major conflict of interest here. and these are his words. in 2015 trump did an interview with steve bannon then of breitbart and said, i have a conflict of interest, i have a major, major building in istanbul. it's called trump towers. we know he's being paid millions of dollars in licensing fees. we know ivanka trump welcomed erdogan to the opening of trump towers in 2012. we know erdogan in 2016 got angry about th

according the piper jahfari teen survey the youtube has the biggest piece of deanno teen dale video consumption percentage points higher than six months earlier beating netflix which has 35%. that share has dropped 2 percentage points from the prior survey now it's worth noting that both of the company dwarf traditional cable tv clinicing to 12%. howl u and amazon flat at 7 and 3% respective. >> analysts are weighing in on netflix ace rivals aegis capital lowered the price target for the stock and reduced subscriber estimates following analysis of usage in 56 countries. now the stock was bolstered a bit by more bullish report from oppenheimer with an outperform rating on the stock with be noting data on netflix in india looks promising and the third quarter looks strong enough to keep the service competitive certainly we have a big mix of reports today. but netflix did -- netflix shares ended the day down about 1% back to you. >> sounds great for youtube pu but is google monetizing this leads among the teens? can it zwloo google has monetized. though remember we don't know how much revenue yout

. >> reporter: a terrifying flight onboard this single-engine piper plane crashing into the susquehanna river, not far from the three-mile-island nuclear plant. you can see the nose of the aircraft in the river. water covering the plane's wings. >> i'll let them know you're getting out of the water. if you can make it to shore, try as best as you can. >> i believe it's hung up on the rocks. joo t joo. >> reporter: the two miraculously escaping without serious injuries with help from a nearby boater. >> i beat river rescue out there and made sure they're fine and got the lady on the boat. she was shook up. >> reporter: sully sullenberger was able to land his airbus a320 after hitting a flock of geese. saving the lives of all 155 people on board. and authorities are still trying to figure out how to recover that aircraft. as for the two on board, they walked away with only minor injury, dan. >> only minor injuries, incredible, rachel. thank you so much. >>> we move on to the latest parent sentenced in the so-called "varsity blues" college admissions scandal. a california winemaker getting

. >> the single-engine piper 28 plummeted to the ground shortly after takeoff.mi. >> reporter: authorities in this suburban atlanta neighborhood are searching through lawns, picking up the pieces of a single-engine plane that crashed into a town home shortly after takeoff. >> you could hear boom. oh, yeah, you could feel it. >> reporter: the plane was headed to north carolina from an airport north of the city, but crashed here about a mile from the runway. >> we're looking for an aircraft. >> reporter: it hit so hard, most of it is jammed into the crawl space of this building. two people on board are confirmed dead. the unit with the plane now inside it is empty, and they don't believe anyone on the ground was hurt. a pilot was killed in new jersey when his twin-engine plane crashed into a home and set it on fire. no one on the ground was hurt here either. federal authorities are investigating both incidents. we don't know what caused either crash, but the weather here certainly hasn't been great. it has been raining the whole day. steve osunsami, abc news, atla