glenn roberts urging investors to short 3m over concern over the chemical -- scott davis, he's got a hold rating on 3m, a $227 price target on the stock scott, great to have you with us >> happy to be here. >> he's making the comparison to an erin brockovich kind of situation where they might be tied up in litigation for years to come. what's your take on larry robbins' claims? >> well, i'll tell you i've known larry a long time he's pretty sharp. and assuming he's done his homework on this one, i haven't read anything he's put out there yet, but if he's done his homework he could have something. we don't really know these pfcs are toxic they're called forever chemicals because they just don't break down naturally so once they're in your water system it's almost impossible to get rid of them. so in theory, yes, these lawsuits could be rather large it's really hard to know how much >> one of his points is that 3m, just 12 days after filing their 2017 10k in 2018 paid out $850 million to the state of minnesota, which claimed that 3m had contaminated the water in the state for at least 5

then midway through the second half jamille matt's header was denied spectacularly by tranmere's scott daviesnings scored the only goal of the game to get mickey melons promoted once again. the cricket world cup might not start until next week but there's a fierce contest going—on in southampton as england warm—up against old rivals australia. australia's disgraced former captain steve smith shrugged—off the boos with a composed century as australia made 297 from their 50 overs. smith is only recently back from his ball tampering ban along with team mate david warner. liam plunkett was the pick of the england bolwers with four for 69 but there'll be concern about mark wood who went—off injured early in the innings. he is having a scan on his ankle. in reply england were looking shaky until joss buttler hit a quickfire half— century and james vince top scored on 64. england currently 230—5 off 3a overs — needing over a run a ball for victory. england's first world cup game is on thursday against south africa. let's deal with cricket in somerset. somerset are on course to win county cricket's o

i want to recognize the leadership support on this issue by representative altar scott, davis scott, rick allen, on this committee and chairman bishop on the agricultural appropriation subcommittee. on behalf of my fellow producers, our families and the real communities across the southeast where over agriculture is the backbone of the local economies. i implore congress and administration to resolve the remaining differences to ensure a disaster bill is passed this month. the 2018 farm bill provides a strong foundation for farm safety net. these are not equipped to adequately respond to the losses when catastrophic natural disasters hit. coupled with the loss of exports due to ongoing trade disputes, it is clear that supplemental assistance is needed across the agricultural place to understand the economic pressures we are facing. the china trade dispute with tariffs on content are increasingly harming our industry. the us cotton market share in china is down 75 percent while brazil has quadrupled its market share. farmers cannot continue to withstand the economic impact of the trad

today the naacp president davis brown wrote in a statement that the civil rights and african-american community stands solidly behind chief bill scott. we are deeply disappointed not surprised by the flagrant political attack by the san francisco police officers association. this statement said the chief did the right thing by apologizing for the ray. >>> they could be new life for an old government building in downtown san jose and could become a home for students. the building opened 36 years ago. 's offices are clustered around the shady concrete patio and now it is well past its prime, but state lawmakers are working on a plan to sell the building to san jose state so the university can ild dorms that are badly needed. a recent study found that 13% of the san jose students are homeless. >> i have slept outside and that bus stops and slept on campus on benches. >> it is a great opportunity to meet the goals of the university as well as the state and goals of the city to create more housing opportunities for students and potentially faculty. >> the dorms would make for a quick commute as it is just a half of a block from campus. >

nancy davis, always great to have you thanks for being here once again. "the exchange" starts now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody, here is what's ahead in a very busy hour. way beyond expectations. what that huge surge in today's beyond meat ipo is telling us about these markets and investors' appetite, why he, appetite, for risk also we will talk about a bombshell at the fed just breaking steve moore is withdrawing from consideration from the fed board, the president saying moore will work with the administration. >>> same paycheck two days early. one online bank is changing the way workers get paid and it is catching the attention of wall street and silicon valley. >>> let's begin with today's markets and this move lower, dom chu here with that. >> overall markets have less appetite for risk on a broad bases, red in the markets spreading throughout the three major indices, the dow industrials at the high, just about up 24 points, at the low was down about 249 you can see right there in the middle of that range right now more towards the down side, the s&p down about half a percent, the nasdaq com

nancy davis, always great to have you thanks for being here once again. "the exchange" starts now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody, here is what's ahead in a very busy hour. way beyond expectations. what that huge surge in today's beyond meat ipo is telling us about these markets and investors' appetite, why he, appetite, for risk also we will talk about a bombshell at the fed just breaking steve moore is withdrawing from consideration from the fed board, the president saying moore will work with the administration. >>> same paycheck two days early. one online bank is changing the way workers get paid and it is

davis now. >> reporter: tonight, that american banker accused of killing a hotel maintenance man while vacationing in the caribbean, releasing this photo, saying he was literally fighting for his life. 44-year-old scott hapgood was with his wife and two young daughter last month in a five-star hotel in anguilla, when he claims 27-year-old kenny mitchel came into his room and tried to rob him. hapgood was charged with manslaughter, posted $74,000 bail and then left the island on a private jet, flying back home to connecticut. leaving behind a firestorm on the island where many residents are outraged, and doubt his account. now the hapgood family releasing a statement, saying mitchel was wearing a hotel uniform april 13th when he "knocked on the door, saying he was there to fix a broken sink." they claim they had not called for maintenance and the sink was not broken, but upon entering the room, an attack ensued, in which they say scott sustained severe injuries. they say his two daughters were in the room at the time. hapgood says he did what any parent would have done. happengood is expected to return to the island for a hearing in late august. local police have been pushing back against some heavy c

davy research. >>> the surprise election victory. the report was filed from sydney. >> this was supposed to be the election of the opposition labor party couldn't lose. scottconservative liberal national conservative governing party have swept they did not call this one it was a massive surprise and indeed the prime minister in his victory speech said i believe in miracles it was a long and grinding 2019 election campaign. it was called at times both tough and toxic. he conceded defeat and now the labor party is looking for a new leader one thing is sure though, it seems as if their platform of a radical wealth redistribution, high taxation and high spending just didn't resonate with voters the way they had hoped indeed, in the lead up to the election in the 30 days ahead of saturday, may 18th, google searches on tax soared and outstripped google searches on climate change by more than four to one moving on, it is down to business they have to focus on what is happening with the economy here in australia we have not had a recession in 28 years and no government wants to be the one to break that record nonetheless, the economy is losing steam we have a hous

connecticut state representative chris davis first i have a question for robert frank now, this list, does it include florida governor ron desantis and florida senator rick scott states where there's lower taxes? >> they are wealthy connecticut residents -- >> for sure! all right. i wondered whether this was a stocking horse for guys who are -- >> benefiting from connecticut taxes -- >> did any of the 20 offer to write a check? >> they have not. >> they have not that's interesting jared, i do want to start with you, because i know what you're going to say, that there's no evidence that this causes people to move. but i mean, i know for a fact paul tudor jones moved, and he's got enough money to where if you do the math, that comes out to millions, right? barry sternlicht, i know he's moved. that would come out to millions. who else, thomas >> thomas peder freed -- >> how much is he worth? >> about $20 billion, i believe. >> jared, my only problem is are you sure that you don't end up when you do this with a lower actual number that you collect just based on the virtue that you feel for proposing it and -- >> no, no -- >> are you sure you're not cutting off you