i think remi is right.ts to reclassify things that have been classified this way since we started running away from dye -- from dinosaurs. >> or aunt gerdie did. >> here we are in 2015 and suddenly the rules that have governed human by yold forever are being cast out of the window because of current political correctness and it is preposterous. >> joanne, you were probably too young to recognize allen sherman, but did you get the huey lewis reference i made? do you see what i mean? joanne, parent one and parent two? are you opposed? >> the words mother and father, it depends on what they mean to you. is it an identity or is it a job title? even in same sex couples isn't there with parenting styles a more motherly figure and a fatherly figure? even if you don't want to stick to gender roles, there is usually that balance when it comes to parenting children. there is someone who is the authoritarian and someone who lets the kids get away with something. sometimes that is switched and sometimes there is only o

remy: just go to anr.t is what you guys want to do if you are following us on the bloomberg terminal. pimm: thank you very much. let's take a look at some of the stopped -- top stories. hillary clinton will start rolling out one of the big ticket policy proposals in her campaign. in new hampshire, she will unveil plan to reduce the cost of public schools and make community college free, also cutting interest rates. it have sure has the highest student debt and the country. largeste world's beverage company is trying to change the debate for obesity. coca-cola is funding scientists who argue that americans should get more exercise and not worry about cutting calories. coke is trying to deflect criticism about the role sugary drinks play in obesity. it is an interesting story. if you drink too many sugary drinks, you will probably get fat and diabetes. pimm: that would seem like basic information. matt: there's a new version of diet pepsi that comes without aspartame. they say new diet pepsi should be availa

let's get a check of the markets with remy.e are looking at two companies reporting after the close. sort of appropriate that since it is the noon hour we have to talk about food stocks. the first is kraft heinz, up .64% points in the present here. looking and what bloomberg intelligence is expecting, second quarter eps expected to come out at $.84 a share. $4.7 billion in revenue. they are saying we should watch in particular sales growth as well as margins. with that said, look at the year to date for craft lines. craft times is up by about 8% or so since they began trading on july 6. this is better than the 5.4% for the s&p packaged food index. 8 buys and has 7 holds. just under the $79 mark there. searching to another. , that would be shake shack. it is down by 2.7%. this is because we are waiting for the earnings later on today. sales might have been pretty good. sales might've jumped by 54% since the past quarter because of new restaurant openings in the u.s. as well as one overseas . comparable store sales are expected t

cole will replace senegalese remi deack. >> you can always catch up at our website, aljazeera.com. keep children being bought and sold for sex online, and the use of deadly force by police in america. the puzzling truth about who is not keeping track. been >>> america is a nation of rights and laws based on a constitution designed to protect citizens from a variety of threats, inclue ght the government itself. sometimes they come into conflict, forcing lawmakers, judges and other to weigh the cost of the protecting principles laid down by the founding fathers. think of the second amendments right to bear arms and the problem of gun violence in america. tonight a focus on how the right to free speech granted under the first amendment is coming into play in a battle involving sex trafficking and society's most vulnerable citizens, children. instead of guns, some of the criminals involved use a weapon the founding fathers never imagined - the internet. the best known example involves craigslist, a website. this site decided in 2010 to close the profitable adult services section as par

for those who don't know 1738 are the lyrics that he put in his song but the remi boys went viral and the others started spying one another. >> this makes the subway a a little more musical. funny new yorkers has a rebuttal, if you will. he wants to replace that noise when you swipe your metro card in the turnstile and he wants to make it a part song. rush hour could possibly be the funniest hour. >> he wants to make it sound like fard's. that would be hilarious if it sounded like that every time i went to the subway. let's pop the hood on a legal battle with the automotive legend. the proprietary rights to the delorean. they showed us one of his delorean 12s which still to this day stops trackback 30 years after it was manufactured. >> it's hot, right? that's a cool picture. the blinker went on and i had to pull over and check it out. >> honestly how many times you wind up talking to people in public. >> all the time. >> right, but back to the legal battle. it has nothing to do with marty. attorneys for sally delorean, widow of john delorean say a texas company calling itself the del

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. >> reporter: police in riot gear lined the streets facing protesters there, this scene remy knittent one -- reminiscent one year ago. yesterday michael brown's fair led some of the daytime protests. everything went smoothly and organizers say the mood was hopeful until sundown. >> we want to work with the demonstrators, gave them patients and time but they have to reck nas that we have to -- recognize that we have to maintain order and at some point they have to get off the road. >> reporter: after dark there were reports of looting and throwing objects at police. >> we are explaining to them their lights. [ sound of gunfire ] >> >> reporter: that noise is gunfire. rival gangs started to shoot at each other. police say a man went around shot at police forcing them to fire back. police found a 9 mill biter handgun on him that had been stolen -- .9 millimeter handgun on him that had been stolen out there. >> there are people out there making sure we don't have peace that prevails. >> reporter: some protest organizers are concerned that the officers involved in the shooting were not wea

let's bring in remy. we are 15 minutes before the closing bell.ey: i am feeling pretty good, everything is here. the s&p 500 is up by one point 52%. the dow is up the most and has for most of the day. the nasdaq is up by 1%. we have a couple of superlatives to drill home. the dow and the s&p, we are seeing the best day for both of them since may 8. the dow is on track in the next 15 minutes to snap its 70 losing streak. one thing that is interesting about the s&p 500 to show you, is gpo. we had talkeding about on friday. something that check missions and chart watchers will love. this is a one year graph of the s&p, and its 200 day moving average, represented by the yellow line. it's time that the 200 moving average came close to the index it popped back up. just in the past month we have seen it happen three times, especially today. friday, and passed as president, and it continues. the gpo function for the s&p 200 daily moving average. the energy sector right now is rallying. it is the leader on the 10 sectors. etf is up by 3%. the spp energy at

remy, thank you so much. der has started a firestorm.d the hookup culture among the users of the app. scorned, theyer posted more of -- more than a 12 30 tweet rant. they have now admitted they overreacted. >> you just have to get it off your chest. this was brutal. this was smacking each other back and forth. tinder tweeted, and this took on a life of its own. they say there, was a possibility that they overreacted. but the story is interesting because it explored dating and how dating is in the digital age. how you go about doing it and meeting people. matched andu get you swipe, swipe and swipe. oh, i like you, and -- betty: i read the article as well. i thought the article was really more about how social media in general is creating sort of a disaffected nests among this new generation. >> that's what nancy jo sales said. she said it wasn't even about inder, it was about dating in the new age. we hear about this all the time, the etiquette that twentysomethings don't follow. nowadays, people text if they are upset or they take it ou

we will check in with remy. ramy: the markets appeared to be sure enough the fomc minutes right now. rising obsession lows. off session lows. the s&p 500 down by .7%. with .6% down there. we are seeing action over the at the 10 year. we did see a bit of a fall. investors seem to be pushing into perceived safety there. the 10 year at its lowest since may 29. the dollar gets bike right after the news. that is still in negative territory. -- the dollar did spike right after the news. scarlet: you have to look at the front end. the yield at the lowest of the session right now. 65 basis points. the move has held on. matt: very interesting. investors buying up front of the curve after they see those minutes. real reaction to the news. former perspective, we are joined by john herman, rate strategist -- michael mckee still with us. let me get your quick take on those minutes. did it look like there is more chance that some denver won't be at? -- that september will be it? is backingrs the fed off september. they needed

we will head to remy.at are emma it looks like we will end of the week in the red. all in negative territory, but they are paring losses. the s&p 500 is down by about .32%, the down down summarily. the dow is down for the seventh day in a row. the longest losing streak since august 2011. i will take you into the terminal and show you what is happening with the s&p 500. it down for two days, the gger is lag or -- la energy with materials not far behind. so, don't lean into energy, i will take you into individual stocks. here you can see across the board, negative stuff. consol energy down. eog resources down, the biggest shale oil producer in the country. they say they will help growth -- halt growth since oil has all in. $5.3 million versus $706 million a year ago, a huge difference. marathon oil down by 5.6%. biotech is another loser. lost oraq biotech has percent on thursday and some , all down.of those biogen by 7%. winners market trying to take profit. at the vickss look . it has been rising, up by 2%

remy annas and schiavo joins us next. ♪ olivia: analysts have had a full night to pick through presidentma's sweeping clean power plan he unveiled on monday. the policy aims to cut carbon emissions by 32% i 2030. there will be winners and losers. ramy inocencio is here to tell us who they are. let's start with the losers. ramy: premature anything that touches coal is going to be some kind of loser. first and foremost, looking over the last several years, we've seen the amount of coal being used for electricity generation fall from 45% to 30%. we can only expect that to go even lower once the clean power plan goes into effect. looking at some stocks we should be watching -- coal producers are going to be hit hard. even year to date, talking about things like console and peabody energy, they've already been falling in the high double digits. he body is down 86% year to date. isha natural resources facing bankruptcy, so we may be seeing more of this through 2022. pimm: and there is a bloomberg article penned by our boss -- olivia: our founder, michael bloomberg. pimm: coal companies are goi

we go to remy in the sincere. -- ramy. second day running and a little obsession lows following asian and european shares. this is in large part a reaction to china's devaluation of the past few days. the dow has fallen to a six-month low. the s&p seeing the worst two-day drop since january. joining me for today's options insight senior equity derivatives strategist at bgc partners. thank you for being here. want to talk about volatility. justix trading by 13% today. how are you feeling about this looking ahead with the china it hasitting the fan? >> been one of the tightest years for s&p. with the very muted price action, a little surprising to see such a bit for volatility, especially this week. theooks a bit rich, given second quarter earnings that were fine. a good outlook for wage growth is job market booming. these are not the type of things that get the fix too high. -- the vix too high. matt: i know you have a little bit of a thing about the world -- word devaluation. in your note is that maybe that is not the word

are we going to go straight to remy? digitw looking at triple gains.k at the market and what is pushing stocks higher. >> taking a look at the major markets. the dow is rising. now up by a little more than 1%. you will remember over the past week the dow had been falling for street seven sessions. we are looking to snap that today. the nasdaq up by 1%. part of this is because warren buffett acquisition or attempted precisionn of castparts for $37 billion and a rally in china. taking a look at one individual stock, and that is apple. apple right now is seeing a good pump, 2%. after falling nearly 12% since july 21 when it reported less than stellar iphones sales. besides this little bump right here and the fall, let me take you to the bloomberg terminal. i want to show you analyst ratings. what we're talking about is despite the fall, all the analysts we're talking to are seeing a bump in it. price upeing a stock by about 140 three dollars. we are seeing the biggest number uys the past several months through november. this is something that has been hap

we need to check in with remy once again to take a look at the markets. >> we are seeing the dow comeows. 388 points.ge is looking at this in terms of superlative's, we are seeing the dow down to its lowest since november of 2011, when it was down by about 4.75%. by the s&p 500, it is down 2.3 percent, falling the most since june of 2013. ♪ noon in sanis francisco, 3:00 in new york. alix: this is the bloomberg market day. have one hourly left in trading. markets around the world are entering correction territory. alix: a unique take on where in thees fit consolidation route. we will hear from a goldman sachs executive. and should john deere be cutting its forecast? good friday afternoon. im am scarlet fu here with alix steel. alix: it is not feeling of friday, let me say. we have had this dramatic weekly selloff, the worst since 2011. this is not a summer friday. scarlet: it is late august. you would think people would be sleepy. far from it. alix: julie hyman

mark: let us go to remy with a look at the markets.rting with the automakers, they are having a tough day in the news out of china did not help. ramy: gm and ford both falling today. that is because of china. chinese consumers turn out bought the fewest passenger vehicles as well dating back to november 2014 when they last saw this happen. to 1.3 million units. taking a look at the stock prices. in all motors down 3.3% and four down 2.1%. mccrea says that u.s. automakers most stand to yo lose the off of that devaluation. let's take a look at a couple of stocks. alcoa trading in the red. freeport down nearly 14%. this is the world biggest trading copper producer. it is seen the largest date drop since december 2012 to freeport is also the biggest laggard on the s&p 500 today and is down 57% this year alone. today is not helping at all. i'll tell also suffering -- of lcoa suffering sharp declines. shake shack shares were up earlier, but now they are burning out. that was because of revenue and profit all blowing past expectations. right

. >> reporter: remi sedilot is the company's sales and marketing director in france. he now mentors esteves and chevalier as they try to grow their new company handisco and get the intelligent cane ready for the market. >> led for night visibility.. and some buttons to interact. >> reporter: as trained engineers, esteves and chevalier admit they can use sedilot's help on the business end. >> i'm just trying to help them to identify the right contacts or the right things to do to be ready. to have a good market study, what is the pricing structure they should have so they have a chance to sell? >> reporter: but before they can sell, they have to refine their prototype. the pair has been working closely with the city of nancy to pursue additional funding, and find a way to get existing data about transportation schedules, accessibility and other services into a computer program that works with the cane. esteves and chevalier are also collaborating with eventual users of their product. >> they tell us all the problem they can encounter in everyday life, so that's really

as remy mentioned earlier, stocks are rebounding.inting earnings from disney and viacom led to a selloff that left the gains this year. that is little changed. joining us is michael regan. you have found media stocks were momentum driven. if you break the s&p 500 into 24 groups, they were the best performing group. it is about a 33% annualized gain. this is a classic cell the winners market. he may have seen that begin with apple a few weeks ago. the biotech index down 4%. that was a brush fire brewing in the markets. on itew a lot of gasoline for those stocks. disney coming out and saying -- the strong dollar is hurting their theme park. a shocking number. espn subscribers down 4%. people are cutting the cord on cable and turning to the tv.rnet for that started things off. viacom and cbs came in. scarlet: the prospect of takeovers have been driving investors. do we see the prospect of takeovers fading? michael: the big targets were cable companies. that is what helps laura hedge funds into this space. a lot of hedge funds getting hi

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. >>> remyed talks about a possible 2016 presidential run for joe biden.ve reached out to democratic leaders and done for the and he is likely to decide in early september. there are reports that this morning that the vice president's late son beau biden told him to run before he died. >> that is according to a column in the new york time lings. >> this is from chrysler. >> more than 300 sedans are recalled because of the side faulty airbags. >> they are slamming the doors too hard can make the airbags inflate. >> last year. they ran pickup trucks for the same issue. >> honers will be notified when they bring in cars for we rare pass. >> they are eager to diset the eason started. >> i know i am. >> this is the first practice. >> and here is video of the team yesterday. >> they are under the direction of new head coach. >> jim, tom sullo. and there is lots of on tunnel mism t and they are working reggie bush. who is acclaim mating for the team. and jaret hains. already a star player and how he feels about the new team and the new coach. >> yes, i think he i