you own roche and you own a number of drugs is this is.> sales are good and that is fine. what you're looking for in lowe's companies to bring in new innovation. gross and they have a strong pipeline of developments coming through. we will hear about in the next six months will -- which will give them more opportunity to grow. >> nestlÉ is one part of the food debate. they missed on their organic growth. about nestlÉ. what do you hold in the food space? termsere is thinking in of grocers? >> the area where we do have in small companies. small suppliers to the food industry. sufferingothers are that they need animation. you see the people bringing innovation and bringing real sales growth. they're able to innovate. they are growing the category. is a nice company. it is not growing fast enough, therefore no dividend growth. >> thank you for joining us. japanese on yields ball to record lows. ♪ >> welcome back. time to see how foreign exchange traders are looking at risk. this is the bloomberg dollar index. we are down again. a significant s

st is the driver behind roche' number. b-sky-b. netflix took a drop last night. number of people leaving versus arriving is flat. notice therenyone was no inflation? that is what is hurting nestlÉ. 4.7%.rket was looking for >> we have the market bounce. 1% higher. plenty of earnings to discuss the the morning. let's focus on pharma. roche sales came in ahead of estimate for the quarter. switzerland,op and thank you for joining us. solid set of numbers. you have seemed -- you seem to have done a great job. i want to talk about the patent. it expires in a few years time. what are your plans to protect the blockbuster drug? continued strong growth as we extend into new indications. growth for the remaining time this product is protected. forward, i put it into the overall context of our portfolio. our goal is to move the standard of care in the various diseases. thismedicine is excited in space. immuno therapy. we have trials ongoing in lung cancer and bladder cancer. we presented combination data in renal cancer. if the data is confirmed in late stage pivotal trial

. >> thank you, roche. you call this the race to watch in california. you've got icon.com a traditional liberal being challenged by this moderate democrat, ro khanna who is a high-tech agenda. where do we go? >> you've got two generations separating the candidates. you've got the old who has nobody caring for him, the poor, the immigrants, all these people who are uneducated versus young guy who says it's time we look ahead. we look in the future and think about technology and how many ways we can use it. they each have an agenda that is good for the state. the question is which one is more important at this time? >> okay, nobody talk about the son of man, what does each one has to do tonight to pull away from the debate and make a mark? >> let's start with the economy. mike honda has to show he still has it. he's been under 13 years, 73 are sold. he has to show his experiences worthwhile because he still knows how to get it done. ro khanna has to show you know what it's done with experience. sometimes it youth, vibrance, energy, all the things that peo

. >> in rochester, new york, at the university of roch chester, strong memorial hospital, two heart transplants are shedding new light on the healing process after they got their new hearts, the two suffered from complications and depression. they had all but given up. ah. i didn't want to do anything. i would just sit around. >> i refused exercises and all of that at times. >> but fuse months ago, simultaneously, both these patients started really improving. >> sounds great. >> cardiologist, doctor leeway chen, and the rest of the staff here, were pleasantly con founded. >> we talked and said, yes, she doing better now. i wonder why? and yes, he's been more active, and involved in his care. i wonder why? >> you new why you were getting better. >> yes. >> were you on something? >> yes. >> same thing, she was on. >> i wanted to do more things. i wanted to walk. i wanted to ride a bike. >> what was the miracle drug? what had they found so dramatically accelerated their recoveries? just each other. after the surgery they kept running into each other. although twice divorced, not looking for anoth

>> the roche deal certainly blew that up. but it's an early product.hink all the eyes were on the pancreatic drug before ebola came along. >> a number of times this year, but now you're in the deep end of the pool. sometime next week, maybe towards the end of the week, if you've enjoyed this move to the upside, maybe another 10%, you've got to get out of some of it here ahead of earnings, illinois. >> mega, thank you for coming by. >>> still ahead, we'll tell you how investors are diving into that trade. that's next. you make a great team. it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cial

country is relying end the economic benefits of coming up with a reasonable and administrative of roche to dealing with securing the borders as well as the administrative, deal with the issues that have to do with the economy need to be done and they can be done shortly. they don't have to be done one at time. is the two cited approach in a bipartisan way, both solutions are there to be found. >> moderator: mr. hill, two minutes. hill: immigration is an issue that splits the party, splits the congress, it is a frustrating issue. president obama has not been a leader here like he hasn't been a leader on a lot of things. he has not been able to bring both sides together to focus on security of the border and to solve this humanitarian crisis on the american/mexican border that in my judgment can be laid at the foot of president obama and his administration by encouraging poor families to take the risk of coming to the border, it breaks my heart to see those kids and it is a humanitarian crisis. i agree with mr. hays that securing the border is the top challenge. there is agreement on it b

it was made popular in the operation and was renewed in july and august of this year with roche us as evil and as you said he and others pointed out the human show argument is racist and reprehensible. it's important that this be said time and again since it hasn't been heard where it should be in saying it turns out to be not quite enough since it is a is no one told me a pernicious argument that it is a much more widely held than i would have thought. when i first came across the argument that they put their children in the way of the bombs i thought that it was so ridiculous no one could possibly accept it. of course i was wrong and i now see that i was etched more wrong than i could have imagined. what gives such an argument its appeal and its credibility? the arguments takes different forms but the one that seems to circulate as often is that in particular it places its rocket launchers and a civilian areas and it draws the five years to the same areas putting at risk the civilians living there. such a claim should be brokered by determining where the rocket launchers are but isr

the quartet, and at least a portion of the serious issue, on the destruction of tv in in weapons, rochehas played i think a recently constructive role. at the same time they remain profound differences over the wider issue of city. we have our differences over other issues in the middle east and the russian leadership, from my perspective at least, still tends to pursued a kind of zero-sum view of our relationship in the middle east. but as russia looks at the challenge posed by isil, it's got to be worried about and conscious of its own sort of potential, extremist challenges in the north caucasus. and so i think objectively there's a shared interest in dealing with that threat. that doesn't mean we're going to have need cooperation on every issue, but if you look at questions like the flow of foreign fighters, the financing of isil or other violent extremist groups, objectively, the russians have an interest in trying to take on those kinds of challenges. >> would you be looking at that as one of the indicators that would suggest, if they were to be more, shall we say, constructive in

it's moving higher on a news with roche holdings making it eligible to receive over a billion dollars milestone payments. those shares you can see there up near off their session highs, up by 19% on the day. back over to you. >> thanks very much. >>> meantime, microsoft ceo satya nadella making waves on his comments about compensation for women in the workplace. jon fortt sat down with him. >> the most comprehensive comments he's made to date on this subject, we talked about it at length. grace hopper is a conference on technology. women in technology. and he had been asked how women should ask for raises. and he said basically, well, don't ask. and it caused a lot of controversy. here's his reaction when i asked him about what he understood about the reaction to that. >> do you understand why what you said upset so many people? and can you elaborate on why you think that is? >> yeah. i sort of obviously in the last four or five days reflected a lot on it. it's been a very humbling and learning experience for me. one of the best pieces of advice i got when i got to be ceo was, to be b