jonathan: scott? scott: i mean, obviously, the other function is the bund market. the liquidity in these risk free markets has gone way down. so one of the interesting things is the spread between the treasury market and the bund market has widened out dramatically. because bunds have basically been unchanged. more even now, today, obviously stronger. if you look at the liquidity in trading volumes, they have gone way down as a qe program has been winding down. so i also think there is a strange liquidity premium that is keeping the bund market in this lockdown which you described earlier. ofathan: scott thiel black rock sticking with me, alongside diana amoa of jpmorgan, and colin robertson from northern trust asset management. coming up on the program, the auction block, amid all the concerns on italy, the government offering up some debt. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: i am jonathan ferro and this is "bloomberg real yield." i want to head to the auction block now, where we saw another big loan sale this week. credit suisse received so much demand f

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scott: no, i don't think so.atic is the way i would describe their overall position and chairman powell's presentation. as the long-term rate gets above a more neutral rate, they will be some reflection to how far they want to push rates. i think they are on a very preset course for the rest of this year and into next year. it is interesting to note basically all real rates have converged to 1%. there is this concept the market is reflecting economic growth and accommodation is being withdrawn. it is interesting that the market is getting to that place. jonathan: how do you position the long end of the treasury curve? they are huge appetites by the front and. -- front end. when would you put duration back on? scott: from a long-term for the middle perspective, it is very consistent with a flat in flattening yield curve. that would suggest the yield curve should flatten on balance. in the near-term if we look at the amount -- the fully priced in front end of the market, the a lot of tightening priced in already, i

scott: the intraday volatility is gigantic.n the last hour and a half, they went up 1.5 points with no volume. it is important, there are a couple of things. there was no real contagion effect throughout the capital markets today. looking at italian senior spreads, 15 wider, some spreads were 40 wider. south african cdf's were unchanged on the day. this has not been one of those events. it was kind of limited to italy. again, i think it is relatively a big move. if the italian bond market had taken out behind yields we saw at the end of august another 25 , basis point from here, we might start to see that contagion. jonathan: it is isolated to italy, which makes you wonder how mispriced bunds might be. -- ecbto ecb, tree commentary at the moment, they seem optimistic about the situation, the fundamentals of europe. you have got to believe the ecb's monetary policy stance will move in the other direction from where it is currently. you see that happening? diana: it is interesting to me. we talk about the contagion being limited.

when you are talking about scott: the documents --scott: when you're talking about the documents, and you said this was a family secret or procrastination for more than a hundred years. there is more to it than the documents -- it was how they were kept, how they were preserved. even as a young person, you wondered what is this big-box. talk about that. william: it starts out that frank finishes the trial and brings home seven steamer trunks full of evidence from the trial. i will go back to the -- they don't go back to the u.s. postal service -- inspector service archives. they go back to his house. my great grandmother was very patient. they show up with seven steamer trunks. four boys that want to dig into them. they are full of weapons, andes, and other things, over the next two and a half, three generations, they dwindled bit by bit because of the floods in athens, ohio, but as a child, finally eight or nine years old, not thatham, and we're creative. my name is ham, two, hamilton. he comes upstairs with a couple teaser, andst a lays them down on the living room floor. as kids we

scott: are they better?here has been a renewed focus since the financial crisis on credit work of individual institutions, right? so there is a lot of work that was spent on analyzing individual banks downs sheets and being very selective about the names that you buy. there are obviously a lot of products that are indexed products that give you a little bit of every single name, but what i think one of the lessons from lehman brothers is you need and deep do wide investing, which is to look across the opportunities set, and when you find something, really drill down into the actual credit quality of the investment. i think that has been more pervasive across the investment environment, but again, you know, you can still get swept up by investor sentiment about the segment you have about greed, for example, but it is really, i think, one of the lessons learned is you really need to do the credit work. nejra: do your homework. regulation picture and how that has developed since the financial crisis -- have reg

scott is on the side of governor scott and donald trump. that he has stood up to the president when it mattered. >> thank you, mr. president. >> reporter: scott who was happy to appear by the president's side has no plans to invite president trump to florida. scott said he would have no problem campaigning with the president whose approval ratings are better in the sunshine state than nationally. scott, who recently broke with the president over the death toll in puerto rico from hurricane maria, insists voters will judge him on his record, not how he deals with trump. >> if i can make washington responsive. if you go around the state, it's local issues. >> reporter: there's evidence of democratic energy on the ground in florida. they are running candidates in every congressional house district and have seen a big uptick in candidates in the state legislative races. state officials believe that will bring more democratic voters to the polls, helping nelson. scott, who has kept up a rigorous campaign schedule, was met with a big group of pro

>> scott: we love to do it.d the break water. once we get out to there, and we feel like we're at home. >> anthony: like i said, it ain't easy. today, according to bo, scott, and zeb, this was just a little breeze. >> anthony: how rough does it have to be when you look out and say i'm not going out today? >> scott: it starts like blowing like 30, 35. >> bo: we like days like this because the competition stays in. >> anthony: really? my dad used to say when you're dry, you're not making any money. we're fishing. >> anthony: so it's not going to snap and come flying back and cut your head off. >> scott: not too often. no. >> anthony: i hate when that happens. >> scott: yeah, it's a bummer. the summer, you'd be able to smell the coconut, another big trick we have. because now the guys decided they like this part of the beach, right. so they're all out here, nude sunbathing. so i pick up my glasses and i tell them, wow, look at the breasts on that girl. and you give it to them and they see something they wouldn't ex

how big of a risk is that for rick scott?nything when you're trying to predict what president trump is going to do. and that's part of the game in washington and the situation in washington, and within florida. is no one really knows what's going to get the president going in the morning, outside of what he might see on television. so they kind of tread softly. and again, in rick scott's case, he is not pushing himself too far away from the president. so though he kept his distance and didn't go to a tampa rally with the president in july, he flew down on air force one and was in the background when the president walked down the steps of air force one on to the tarmac. so it was a little bit of optics there, but not too much. >> but, can rick scott both do that and also then have former president george w. bush coming in to headline two fund-raisers for scott this friday? i mean, it's a tight rope, but it's a really narrow one to do that. >> it is. but this is florida. and florida has razor-thin election margins. so governor

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scott: y like my muscles? you want your customers to forget about what they actually want, so that they stay online longer. if they want to see your butt, you show it to them, but also engage them in a conversation. arielle: i tease the men. i dance, smile and flirt. that's how you earn the most money. i talk to my customers, like on a first date. reporter: scott and arielle live in romania, one of the poorest countries in the eu, and home to europe's biggest sex-cam industry. over 5000 studios have sprung up in recent years. arielle: i tease the men. it's estimated that more than 200,000 romanians work in the adult live-cam business. 24-year-old arielle begins her day in the studio's own beauty salon. arielle: i try to be natural. i don't put on an act. i want to develop a relationship with my customers, to become friends. sometimes it's like being their psychologist. reporter: the manager shows us the plans for her company's fourth studio, and explains the industry's boom in romania. maria: i think the marke

scott: modestly.r relationship with the united states is very important for china, for exports, investment, technology, management, that is notthing that they could replace in expanding ties along the one belt, one road, although that could be good for growth as well. if you are looking at what would put pressure on the chinese and change things, that is not going to happen. in terms of reduction and import tariffs, the u.s. is supposed to benefit from that, but they will keep those tariffs in place and put the u.s. in even greater advantage. i think this looks good on paper in terms of china cutting imports, but the big problem for china's engagement in the global economy are not tariff barriers, or import restrictions, and the chinese has only said that the are going to modestly change those things. shery: you mentioned china vision 2025, we have already seen it moves here in the united cifius,to strengthen sif the community of foreign investments. how effective will it be in controlling china? scot

>> scott: compaction of the snow. >> anthony: scott smith runs the crews keeping these tunnels clear of taking the chainsaw depth off the walls and ceiling to make them into a more usable entry. a lot of work. >> anthony: pretty amazing feat of engineering here. the lowest recorded temperature at the south pole is 177 degrees below zero. >> scott: we're roughly at minus 59 right now. >> anthony: minus 59. >> scott: it's fahrenheit. >> anthony: wow, it only feels like minus 20. i can tell you it scorches the lungs and creeps through your heavy outerwear. >> scott: 200 feet below the ground, we've melted a giant enormous lake down there, about 2 million gallons. this takes about 20 inches of snow to make an inch of water. pump that fresh water supply up to the station. it gets treated at the power plant. the rest comes back down re-circulated. it's hot, which then melts more ice. >> anthony: right. >> scott: this giant hole in the ground contains our sewage for future removal. water on top, sewer on the bottom. ♪ eth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white, the whitening thera

, both scotts. because if the government or you know if a regulator stepped in and said you have to do this, for some companies, it's going to pull them apart for amazon i think you and joe tear nova were saying it wouldn't really pull them apart. i tend to agree. i like it better together, i'll say that i'll also say that this is a company that is not afraid to take risks. now part of that is that they don't want to us get our arms around what it really is, right? when i say they're not afraid to take risks, they bought pets.com, a big chunk. not a whole thing, but a big stake, they brought drugstore.com. increased the stake, selling it at a 90% loss. they're willing to take those big risks. which at now at their size of $1 trillion size, it's not quite as big a risk they can take these $3 billion and $5 billion pieces, they can take a whole foods kind of piece and put those things together and the rest of the street is just left in amazement and watching them. >> i think to your point, the defense

nb lombard blocked from scott to pierce.c. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. plenty more sunshine to be expected today to begin the work week with daytime highs similar to yesterday's peaking in the 80's inland with 60's and 70's closer to the coast. temperatures will cool further across the bay as we push into the middle of the week before highs rebound back into the 80's inland by next weekend. ( james )( james ) ( james ) ( james ) ( james ) a house fire in daly city kills a 76-year-old man. the fire broke out on muirwood drive. at least one other person was displaced. the home suffered heavy smoke damage throughout... smoke damage throughout... and heavy fire damage to one room. the cause of the fire is under investigation... but arson is ánot suspected. ( darya ) you can now get to and from the warm springs bart station in one stop. riders no longer will need to transfer at the fremont station. bart plans on expanding direc

>>> scott, thanks very much.ontinued gradual increases in fed funds rates are likely to be appropriate. she also says the fed could hike rates above the neutral rate and the reason, as she points out, two things a tail wind for the economy may push up rates and force the fed to go above its gauge of neutral between 2.5 and 3.5% the yield curve may result flat or inverted. she's not worried because the yield curve will not send the same recessionary signal as in the past because of lower rates and because of the term premium as well. she goes on to say -- she goes on to say the fed would not hesitate to act more decisively if inflation should come in higher on the economy brain ard says growth is strong the fed is meeting employment goals but points out a bunch of notable risks here let me give them to you. financial vulnerabilities are building she says the risks are notable in the corporate sector. she points out low spreads on corporate bonds and leverage lending again is on the rise developments present down s

it is lombard ann scott.irefighters said a city inspector has been called to evaluate the -- the structural integrity of the building. i'm not sure if that's an apartment or a business. it could be both. it looks like a motel. emergency responders are telling people heading into the city to avoid the area. definitely it is affecting lombard. you can see it looks like they are bringing out someone who is injured. we do have a crew headed to the scene. we will get you more updates this is on lombard it has affected traffic in the marina district. sal is going to continue to get updates on this as well and we will follow this throughout the morning. >>> hurricane florence is getting stronger and is expected to hit the southeast coast later this week. in charleston south carolina people are filling sandbags and stocking up on water and food. evacuations are expected and officials say finding a safe space for all of these people will not be easy. hurricane florence is expected to become a category four hurricane w

also drivers are told to stay out of the area of lombard near scott.ws on the scene. we'll hand it back to the team. >> we'll toss it over to pete suratos live at the scene of the bus crash. pretty dramatic video he has as well. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura, dramatic indeed and look, we're still here on lom guard street gathering more information from san francisco police. i'll get to that in a moment. once again we'll wait for these buses, it's a busy street here, guys. across the way, you got that muni bus that drove straight into that building. we're learning it's a dry cleaning business that it drove into. as far as the details from san francisco police roughly happened around 5:45 a.m., the 28 muni bus line. the driver in that bus that drove into that building, they don't know exactly why that driver lost control, headed eastbound and drove onto the opposite side of traffic into that building. we are getting an update as far as injuries go. we first reported according to san francisco fire four people are possibly injured, downgraded to

scott: hello, guys. how are you today? reporter: scott and arielle are waiting for customers. they're trying to o entice rih americans who are just arriving home from work. once a customer has taken the bait and requested a private chat session, they can end up paying up to seven euros per minutete. sct: you likike my muscles? you u want your customers to forget about what they actually want, so that they stay online longnger. if they want t to see your but, you show it to them, but also engage them m in a conversatio. arielle: i tease the men.. i dance, i smimile and flirt. that's how you e earn the momt money. i talk to my c customers, liken a first date. reporter: scott and arielle live in romania, one of the poorest countries in the eu, and home to europe's biggest sex-cam industry. over 5000 studios have sprung up in recent years. arielle: i tease the men. it's estimated that more than 200,000 romanians work in the adult live-cam business. 24-year-old arielle begins her day in the studio's own beauty salon. arielle: i try to be natural. i don't put on an act. i want to de

>> tlaunhank you scott, i was b in ashland. the family comes from morgan county and surrounding counties. but my dad joined the air force when he was very young. so we ended up following him to postings all over the world. and we spent a lot of time overseas. i went to high school in england, in the united kingdom. and i think that exposure to foreign cultures and foreign languages is one of the things that ultimately drove me to a rear at the central intelligence agency. but i'm very proud of my kentucky routes and very proud to be kentuckyian. >> i want to talk about your dad. he was in the military. and heard a story that you wanted to go to west point. how did that conversation go? >> well, i'm dating myself. but i was in boarding school in england when my dad was posted to an air force base in the united kingdom. and i was trying to decide where i was going to go to college. and i thought i had an inspired idea. so i came home one weekend, and i told him that i had decided that i wanted to go to west point. and i thought h

. >> now, it is my pleasure to introduce today's moderator scott adams, scott adams is the creator of the comic strip with estimated 150 million readers across the country, mr. adams has dozen offense book and print an daily video stream, coffee with scott adam, he has been a banker, tech guy, restaurant owner and cofounder of the start-up win-hub, he's a certified and mba at university of berkeley, please welcome scott adams. [applause] [laughter] >> today's meeting to have commonwealth club in california, you can common wealth club on the internet at commonwealthclub.org. the comic strip and your moderator of this program. i'm please today introduce today's speaker greg gutfeld, host of the gutfeld show and cohost of the five and author of the book the gutfeld monologues, classic from the five. admitted outrageous and outspoken libertarian, humorist, magazine editor and blogger, greg started with fox news in 2007 as contributor and hosted the late-night sthow red eye from 2007 to -- [cheers and applause] >> to 2015. he paridies daily events and personalities discuss and debate hot n

is firmly on the side of governor scott and donald trump.he has stood up to the president when it mattered. >> thank you, mr. president. >> scott, who was once happy to appear by the president's side, has no plans to invite president trump to florida. but scott said he would have no problem campaigning with the president whose approval ratings are better in the sunshine state than nationally. scott who broke with the president over the death toll in puerto rico from hurricane maria says voters will judge him on his record, not president trump. >> i want to make washington responsive. >> let's take advantage of that! >> but there is democratic energy on the ground in florida. they have seen a big uptick in candidates in their state legislative races. state officials believe that will be more democratic voters to the polls, helping nelson. and scott, who has kept up a rigorous campaign schedule was met with a big group of protesters at an event in naples as part of a lengthy bus tour across the state. >> reporter: and they are also using these

market thank you scott. and returning to a story we've covered in the past we again look at the harmful herbicide glide both sit with the latest we're joined by our. sara thank you for continuing to cover this thing up to date on where we are what you've been looking at this past week well that a.w.g. really want to answer the questions for concerned parents of removal of curios and other cereals that contain the harmful life if life if they so what they're suggesting is parents look to healthier products which are organic. roddick's but the most interesting part of their response was they know that the e.p.a. low levels of life is a risk have changed throughout the years they know the e.p.a. is currently the limit for life as they are notes and many other grains is thirty parts per million or ppm but just a few years ago it was three hundred times lower at only point one parts per million i actually got to sit down with j.t. hansen senior policy analyst from the center for food and safety and i asked him wh

and number two, senator tim scott also opposed him. senator tim scott, the lone african-american in the united states senate. it turns out this nominee a robust lengthy history of really inflammatory racial writings. none of which he had turned over to the judiciary committee when they were supposedly vetting him for a lifetime appointment to the appeals court. the nominee had associated himself with some racially sort of crass stuff when he was opinion editor of the campus newspaper, for example, that paper started using this nice angry indian cartoon to illustrate his section of the paper. they did that because there was a history of native-american groups objecting to that today todayture at that campus. i can say that for example because i went to this same school at the same time as this guy and i remember the fights. but despite the racially inflammatory stuff in this nominee's written record in his past, and despite that he had apparently tried to write those writings from the senate, it was confirmed through the republican sena

scott, adam, thank you so much. good to have you here.atching a market higher, up 119. >>> bombshell video, showing google executives bemoaning president trump's victory. seems the president has a point when he slams liberal bias in silicon valley. it is real, it exists, and we have the proof. details after this. i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release its own insulin, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen. and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, you're allergic to trulicity, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms

a busy day tomorrow on the hill with kavanaugh bed and bath tonight to the judge >>> i'm scott wapner is the blue chip breakout a sign stocks are poised for an even bigger bounce in the months ahead? this is "the halftime report." >>> the theme of the hour is big. a big run for big caps as we close out the quarter with stocks like pfizer and apple up 20% or more in three months. what's going to lead in q-4? plus a big call on big blue. we're talking ibm. and get ahead of the fed with two hours before the big decision "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> here to debate and trade, joe terranova, jon najarian, mark tepper is here, president and ceo, and chris bitterly is along as well, citi, head of markets for the americas good to have you with us on this wednesday. stocks are higher. we're trading the final days of the quarter. now one quite good for your money. you have the dow in the quarter up 9%. the best quarter since q-1 of '17, up month to date. this is where the action has been, the stralindustrials. >> what we've seen this month, unlike august when nasdaq was very stron

senator scott went to talk to his friends, senator marco rubio about his concerns. the two of them decided to talk together to the nominee. they did so. that still did not work. afterwards, senator tim scott said no, i am not doing it. you cannot have my vote for this nominee. senator marco rubio says okay, if you are voting no then i will join you in that, too. ryan bounds' nomination died and burgesses were there. >> that was seven weeks ago. republicans are in control of the u.s. senate but omnivonly b. they only have a 51 to 49 majority. senator mccain was out sick seven weeks ago. at that point, it was 50-49. it only take one to sink any nominee as long as democrats stayed unified in opposition. with senator mccain having been passed who is replaced by jon kyl. now, it is back to 51-49. if only two republican senators peel off on any one vote or one nomination. as long as the democrats are unified. that vote or nominee is toast. after more than 31 hours of confirmation hearing for brett kavanaugh's nomination for the supreme court this week, it is becoming clea

chief scott. >> hello. i just want -- this is not my public comment, but i just wanted to talk -- you were talking about opening up cases again, and i'm talking about my case that's supposed to be opened up. i have not heard from my investigator regarding my son's homicide, so first talking about opening up cases, you know, is my case open 'cause i'm not hearing anything. and not only just for my case, there's several other of homicide cases that are not being opened that's not solved. so i'm bringing up these -- these here, including mine's. i have not heard from my investigators. every time i come here, we're talking about the homicides that have happened, the homicides that hasn't been investigated yet. i need someone to talk to my investigator and tell me what's going on with my son's case. if you hired a new investigator, a retired investigator, to come and reopen my son's case, then i should be able to hear from that investigation -- investigator, not once every six months. but let me know what's happ

roxboro says scott always gets sea of so this is a very special win for alfonso quarter on who made a very. personal film with roma wasn't it yet know very much so it is interesting because corals best known for big hollywood films really gravity children of men but this is completely different said it's a look at his own childhood growing up in mexico city in the one nine hundred seventy s. but what i found really interesting was that instead of telling his own story he decides to focus instead on the two most important women in his life is at the time his his mother and his nanny growing up and so in doing so he sort of put a focus on two women growing up in a very male dominated society and gives them a voice that they probably didn't have then and often women of this kind don't have in cinema today i'm incredibly powerful film visually unbelievably stunning shot and amazing black and white it's for me his best film i really loved him as a director and i think this is by far his best movie and i'd be really interested to see now how it goes on and if he can maybe pick up his seco

scott woman ner traders on the desk pete narjen guy adami. nathan and tom. the new crop of iphones off the charts why are shares of apple falling? we slain plus what's wrong with the banks? it should be nirvana out there but the stocks are in the mud. the chart master tell us why there could be more pain ahead first we start with the big story of the day the trade war rearing its ugly head again let's go to amon javers in dc for this developing story. >> got scott, 5:00 on friday i'm calling it i don't think we are getting chinese tariffs this week. that has been the story line of the week just speculation about whether or not the president was going to process pull the trailer on the $200 billion in chinese tariffs the u.s. trade representatives office has been working on the past several months nothing has of yet and nothing expected today so the white house putting out sort of a maddeningly vague statement about all this, saying the president has been clear that he and hits administration will continue to take action to address china's unfair trade practi

please welcome scott adams. [applause] [laughter] >> today's meeting of the commonwealth club of california. you can find the commonwealth club on the internet at commonwealthclub.org. the dilbert comic strip and -- [audio difficulty] i'm now pleased to introduce today's speaker, greg gutfeld, host of fox news "the greg gutfeld show," co-host of fox news' "the five," and author of the new book, "the gutfeld monologues. he's an outrageous and outspoken libertarian the, magazine editor and blogger. greg started with fox news in 2007 as a contributor and hosted the late night show "red eye" from 2007 -- [cheers and applause] to 2015. on the greg gutfeld show, he parodies current events. on "the five," greg is part of a round table the ensemble of personalities who discuss and debate the hot news stories and controversies of the day. greg is the author of eight books including his newest, "the gutfeld monohogs." he grew -- monologues. he grew up in the san francisco bay area and attend thed uc-berkeley, the best sch

this is south of the scott street intersection.idge, lombard closed for hours as they investigate this and get this cleaned up. southbound side is still open. use chestnut or marina boulevard for alternates. a quick check of everyone else, a busy day at the bay bridge toll plaza. definitely slammed into the the maze. a quick check of drive times, everyone else filled in. several in yellow all the way to the red. >>> fewer people hurt than originally thought. alexis, thank you. >>> breaking news in the south bay. investigators are on the scene of a house fire. >> it happened in santa clara. it may have involved a tesla. matt keller just got there on scnd prius park indeed front of this house right here in the driveway. and there's significant damage to the tesla and significant damage to the garage. the investigation unit, let me have my cameraman turn around here. the vehicle just were showed up, this investigation unit now on the scene. they will take a look at what caused this fire this morning. the good news, everybody was able

. >>> i am scott wapner. tech under pressure today, with several of the sector's biggest stars falling, is it gut check time for what's been the best trade in the market? it is 12 noon. this is the halftime report. >> tech takes a hit with the chips causing concern. a big call on two of the biggest players in the oil patch see the stocks in joe terranova's floep. >> don't ask if your dreams are crazy, ask if they're crazy enough >> sports radio giant mike francesa is here live. >>> to debate the big stories, joined by joe terranova, pete najarian the big story nasdaq on peace for this rotation. you must think it will last. you have been selling tech names. >> i have been selling tech names in august. there was momentum guiding technology higher, in the wake of earnings. an exceptional month, that being the month of august. saw significant outperformance, all we're seeing is moderation in what i am doing by selling out of names, sold out of palo alto americnetworks, decreasing exposure, rotating it elsewhere t

welcome scott hardwick. [applause] scott: if you have to drive around northern virginia and your job, my hat goes off to you. you know what i am talking about. he worked for me. i clearly failed. [laughter] when i came in here and i heard top 10.had to list the with this crowd, i was like this is going to be -- you can't win. everybody has their own argument . i think he did a great job. i have no problem with gettysburg being 11. we all have our own opinions on these things. tonight, in my part of this, we will talk about the antietam campaign. the prussian military theorist carl von clausewitz once said that war is politics by other means. it may say extreme means. 1862,ryland campaign of you can almost pick any campaign of the war, this campaign in particular is infused with politics. not just on one side, on both sides. intend to do is look at this campaign and talk about five topics associated with it. for me to go through the whole campaign, that's a seminar, not a talk. we are going to talk about eman

priority: you >>> i am scott walker.what's coming up top of the hour stocks are going to book the best week in two months. should you get more bullish? >>> is nike or underarmor the best performing. traders give you the flag. >>> and mario gabelli with us. find out how high he thinks stocks climb from here all at noon. morgan, we're about 15 away. see you then. >> sounds good >>> london based retailer farfetch going public here at the end of the nysu. shares up 42% now. farfetch which doesn't own the inventory itself joining us, founder and ceo. >> thank you for having me. >> strong start to first day of trading for your company you operate in a niche area of e-commerce that's the luxury high end area, the only area at this point that amazon hasn't conquered. you have growing competition in the space. money you raised today, how are you putting it to work >> obviously it is a great day for the team we have been over ten years building a platform for luxury fashion and for boutiques, for brands and for consumers, and that