[applause] snp isr sturgeon: the not just the real opposition to the people at westminster. -- snp is the only affection only effective opposition. [applause] our job aturgeon: westminster is to provide the strong opposition that is so desperately needed, not just in scotland, but right across the u.k. our job is to use our powers to build a better scotland we all want to see. just one wordr from my speech today, i wanted to be this one -- it begins with an i. no, not that one. not yet. [laughter] minister sturgeon: the word i want you to remember is this -- inclusion. inclusion is the guiding principle for everything we do. [applause] minister sturgeon: it encapsulates what we stand for as a party and it describes the kind of country we want scotland inclusive country. a country where everyone has the opportunity to contribute a better future and to share in the benefits of that better future. a country that works for those who value the security we currently have and for those who yearn for change. a country where we value people for the contributions they make, not where we will ev

this year, every leader's constituent voted snp as well. and just last week, just last week, in a canceled bi-election, a massive 19% swing to the snp selected victory for our brilliant candidate chris cunningham. next year, we have the chance to complete this political transformation. glasgow was once described as the second city of the empire. in the case of elections next may, let's work as hard as we ever have to bring the snp to power, and then let's build this city as one of the very best in europe. glasgow is a vivid illustration of the success of our party but also stands as a lesson. labor lost because they took the voters for granted. they became arrogant on power. they thought they were invincible. and they rightly paid the price. so, our promise to glasgow and to all the people of scotland is this, we will never take you for granted. we will work each and every day to earn and to re-earn your trust. conference is not just attitudes that distinguishes the snp from labor, it's policy and principle, too. when labor held its confere

want a ticket to the game snp it will cost you all three games here going for thousands online right now and the prediction is by sunday's game five, the average ticket price could shatter the most expensive ticket in u.s. sports history. it will be interesting to see who is inside and how many people pack the outside of this thing. very exciting time right now chicago, guys. >> all right. jay gray live for us in chicago this morning ahead of the world series. thank you, jay. >>> it looks cold where he is. he had a puffy coat on. >> windy here, too, chuck bell. >> yes, indeed. the northwest winds are back and what are we always -- what is the advice i always give to the kids today, eun? >> rocks in your pocket. >> exactly right. take the graphic. that is the cue. rocks in the little kids pockets winds today well over 20 miles an hour for much of the daylight hours. in fact, winds are already near 20 miles an hour here early this morning. sunny and breezy, perfect weather for high school football tonight. that will be the end of the cool weather for a little while, probably not going

i am proud it is an snp government that will deliver it. [applause] minister sturgeon: another policy for our youngest children that i will be very proud to deliver. in the election, we promised a baby box of essential items for all newborns. it is a policy borrowed from finland where it has contributed to one of the lowest levels of child mortality in the world. to give youighted an update on our plan to introduce it here. next month we will launch a competition in partnership for the design of the box. the first boxes will be delivered to babies born in areas on new year's day. i do not know about you -- [applause] but as asturgeon: first foot offering, i think that beats a lump of coal. [laughter] [applause] and then nexteon: summer, every newborn baby across our country will receive clothes,x filled with toiletries -- ours a powerful symbol of belief that all children should start life on a level playing field. that is what inclusion means in practice. [applause] schools,sturgeon: our raising the bar for all and closing the gap, opening

expect about 80 of the 500 snp so, those are stocks to watch. keep an eye on tesla shares because elon musk has delayed a product announcement, leaving a lot of mystery around this one, but today he is saying it needs a few more days to refine. he made those comments on twitter. speculation has said it may be a power saving system, a new version at home, the power storage system or perhaps an we'll now have to wait until wednesday. and if you spent time at the movies, well you may be surprised to find that in fact, box office receipts have been declining to the tune of about 16%. nevertheless, we will walk you through big movers on the weekend. no surprise, ben afflec's "the accountant" taking in $24.7 "kevin hart what now." and "girl on the train." both bringing in. >>> and why beyonce is unstoppable, even after getting hurt on stage. >>> and donald trump trashes "saturday night live" just months after hosting, but that's just a start. just a start. whoa, wow what did i tell ya? a slice of paradise! isn't it beautiful? wow. c'mon sport, let's t

don't send me seven points as sex 52 and snp up 10 points. >>> a lot of fun in the skies this evening. broncos kickoff is just over one hour we will take you to the game's forecast and have a look into the west of this week which looks again warm and sunny all coming up in pinpoint weather. from a rancher's perspective, we feel that often washington is removed from what we need. senator bennet is different. when the federal government wanted to increase grazing fees, senator bennet stepped up and helped put a stop that. he commits to his word, and that means a lot to a guy like me. i'm a republican, but i know that michael bennet trusts us and we trust him. i'm michael bennet >>> 15 days left in the presidential election. people in some states are already hitting the polls and putting in colorado where early voting technically started today seeking the campaign trail trumpet down in the national polls for the new cnn poll shows the race is tightening with one clinton and 49 trump 11049 trump at 44. >> i believe we we're actually winning. >> i think we are wearing a dead heat and in so

the snp isn't just the real opposition at westminster. it is the only effective opposition at westminster. [ applause ]. so our job is to provide strong opposition so desperately needed. right across the uk. and to use our powers to build a better scotland. we all want to see. conference, if you remember just one word from my speech today, i want it to be this one. it begins with an "i." no, not that one. not yet. the word i want you to remember is this. inclusi inclusion. it is the principle for everything we do. [ applause ]. it encapsulates what we stand for as a party and describes the kind of country we want scotland to be, inclusive country. to share in the benefits of that future. for those who yearn for change. a country where we value people for the contribution they make, not one where we will ever judge them on the country of their birth or the color of their passport. [ applause ]. that is the inclusive scotland we are working to build. and i'm proud of the progress we have made. earlier this week a major european research stu

snp came out with a report yesterday saying the region $60 billion until 2019 and the biggest chunk willo to the saudi's. >> this morning, we had muni warninoody's warning about construction risks. and we have this ongoing saga of liquidity stress. let me bring up this chart showing the interbank lending rates for saudi arabia. they are much higher than some of their gulf brethren. when you look at charts like that, how concerned do you get? >> of course you get concerned that the borrowing costs will continue to increase. when you lend to somebody the first time, the balance is clean . when you lend the second time, there is a previous debt. when you keep on monday, the risks keeps -- when you keep on s keep onthe risk mounting. they are highly relying on the government in saudi. government is not paying those contractors, the loans will not be paid for the banks. therefore, the debt will keep increasing. angie: that is a concern, especially as this bond sale marks a pivotal year for saudi arabia. there is a push back with oil, as you have related as well. and also, on bloomberg, we hav

in terms of other news, look out for scotland today, because we snp launching their annual conferencenicola sturgeon will be talking about limiting the damage to the scottish economy as a result of exit. scott's want it to remain in eu. so far, she is resisting calls for another independent referendum for scotland. locks to talk about on brexit debate. yousef: we are in full swing when it comes to earning season. what are you watching out for today? anna: we could see the brexit conversation, the pound having an impact. we get key numbers from unilever . they make things like lipton tea, hellmann's mayonnaise. they will be reporting numbers. estimatehe increase that we see from 18 analysts surveyed by bloomberg. theuld be much slower than second quarter, when they saw 4.7%. a slowdown in emerging markets accounts for almost two thirds of the companies sales, something the company has been dealing with. they have been acquiring businesses in male grooming and home care to take care of that. more than 90% of their sales come from outside of the duke a. what will they say -- of the u.k.

. >> bkarry, do you think it's going to make a difference to voters how they view melania trum snp. >> we haven't heard much from her since the convention and the speech. >> i don't anticipate this moving the needle whatsoever. i think already people are hard and fast on who they support. i did think melania trump, she did reinforce what we already know about donald trump, that he is who he says he is. we have to take that for what it's worth. when he tells you in private that he commits sexual assault, it's a likelihood that when people come out and say donald trump sexually assaulted me, it comes with some veracity. i was happy to see her, one of the things i won't do which many trump supporters do do, i will not get in the bedroom of donald and melania trump. i'm sure he's apologized and they have a happy marriage. >> when you are married, everyone apologizes. >> it's better not to do it. gina, i want you to listen to mike pence yesterday. >> we will absolutely accept the results of the election. look, the american people will speak in an election that will culminate on november 8t

years ahead, we will take them together, respecting each other every step of the way and let us in the snp lead by example. you know, this year marks 30 years since i first joined this party of ours. now, i know what you're thinking, how is that even possible when she's still only 25? or maybe that's just what i'd like you to be thinking. but in all those 30 years, i have never doubted that scotland will run day become an independent country, and i believe it today. and i believe it today more strongly than i ever have before. but i've always known that it will happen only when a majority of our fellow citizens believe that becoming independent is the best way to build a better future together. so, we need to understand why in 2014 that wasn't the case. some of you voted no believed that staying in the uk offered greater economic security, a stronger voice in the world and a guaranteed place in the eu. back then, it even seemed possible that there might be a westminster labor government at some point in the next 20 years. but the future, the future looks very different today. and make no m

i am looking at a price ratio of the snp, and he climbed over the s&p.r to over 20 -- of the do you thinkalued or maybe even overvalued? >> i think, in general, the market is very healthy. we notice there is very little demand for a physical product and almost nobody does have any kind of pricing power, not a good formula for earnings growth . where the earnings growth has mostly been coming from is through cost savings. but at some point, you run out of that. at some point, you cannot cut costs anymore. needfore, you ultimately pricing power and physical volume growth. i think that is what is really lacking in today's world. sellers foreen net the last 18 months to a very, very large degree. scarlet: that is a criticism levied to get to central banks, that easing monetary policy has not done much to lift aggregate demand. does this make it harder for the federal reserve to raise interest rates come december, as many people expect them to do? >> i think they should raise them. in fact, i think they should have raised them already but for a different set of reasons. first reason is of all