stanley was really g.d.s. at promoting not just his characters but also himself to the point where you would think nobody else was involved in creating the marvel universe is that one of the more critical parts of his legacy where people forget or he says everybody else that he works with was that deliberate do you think brian i don't believe. it was deliberate but at the same time you also didn't exactly go out of his way toward other. i mean think about it for the last forty years or so marvel comics stanley present at the front of every issue and he did certainly did not go away from that if people wanted to give him the credit and ignore the others he was willing to go along with. i want to play you a comment from a former stream of gas about we've gotten him a sony about the time that she was on a show that we did about indigenous superhero with an indigenous comics she's a creator writer and filmmaker and here's what she told the story he made him a son am a creature filmmaker and writer from winnipeg ma

well the stars of those movies have been paying tribute to stanley let's take a look at what's being said captain america star chris evans tweeted here there will never be another stanley for decades he provided both young and old with adventure escape comfort confidence inspiration strength friendship and joy he exuded love and kindness and will leave an indelible mark on so so many lives and evans and to this week with us stanley's legendary sign off phrase. excelsior samuel l. jackson jackson who starred in numerous marvel features tweeted thank you stanley for the escape from this world and great joy inhabiting the ones you created you made so many believe in the good the heroic the villainous the exciting most of all you were giving and gracious to us all all right people but stanley made the biggest impact outside of hollywood a touching the heart since during the imagination of millions of children my son ran straight into him crying with happiness and planted his face into his shirt wrote a mother sharing the story of her son's encounter with lee in two thousand and twelve sh

stanley was really g.d.s. at promoting not just his characters but also himself to the point where you would think nobody else was involved in creating the marvel universe is that one of the more critical parts of his legacy where people forget or he says everybody else that he works with was that deliberate do you think brian i don't believe. it was deliberate but at the same time you also didn't exactly go out of his way toward other. i mean think about it for the last forty years of marvel comics stanley present at the front of every issue. and he did certainly did not go away from that if people wanted to give him the credit and ignore the others he was willing to go along with. i want to play you a comment from a former stream of gas about we've gotten him a sony about the time that she was on a show that we did about indigenous superhero with an indigenous comics she's a korean writer and filmmaker and here's what she told the story he made him a son am a creature filmmaker and writer from winnipeg manit

he was the man who revolutionized comic books stanley's superhero of the marvel universe helps create iconic characters that have gripped generations. he's really an inspiration for anyone who wants to follow any kind of dream no matter what it is and he gave us these cool superheroes that everyone can kind of look up to no matter who you are incredibly sad like oh he's d's kind of one and taught me how to read a luger you know it's like. one of the greatest of all times before the comic books . while at marvel in the one nine hundred sixty s. lee helped to reshape the comic books with complex characters and sophisticated plots but his most famous character almost didn't come to be here is lee recalling the time he pitched the idea of spider-man a troubled teenager to marvel my publisher said stan you've launched it he said first of all nobody likes spiders you can call it hero spider-man secondly a teenager can be a hero we can only be a sidekick and lastly he said you say he's got all kind of problems don't you understand stan he's a hero heroes don't have problems at troy very eros

how challenging are they for morgan stanley?h what we have been through, eric, not to be 2008, it's not the dot-com bubble burst of 2000. when i first came to the u.s. out of graduate school in 1987, listen, this is a market correction we are going through right now and i'm sure we will talk about the details. this is well within our wheelhouse of what we can handle. erik: is this a healthy shakeup, this correction, this contraction in the broader market and what we have seen happening to tech stocks in the last two days? erik: first of all, we are in a tightening process around the world, led by the u.s. that has consequences. the ability of monetary authorities to shrink balance sheets has limited what they can do and we have got a lot of political turmoil. that you arerising seeing some correction against that backdrop within certain sectors. it's an incredible run-up in valuation. hundreds of billions of dollars of credit these companies, it's not surprising that this has been taken off the table. there is a lot -- erik: the

and tributes pouring in for an entertainment legend marvel comics' linchpins stanley dies at the age of ninety five lee was the creative force behind superheroes such as spider-man the incredible hulk and the x. man his characters and chanted generations of readers and movers who copes. hello i'm terry march and welcome to the program the united nations has urged maximum restraint over the latest. break of violence between israel and the palestinian militant group hamas overnight hamas fired hundreds of rockets into southern israel israel responded by targeting dozens of sites in gaza at least three palestinians and one is really have died in the flare up which was triggered by a botched israeli military raid in gaza on sunday. another night of violence is radio missiles rained down on gaza. among the targets a building described by the israeli army as the hamas military intelligence headquarters israel also destroyed a television station belonging to hamas no one was hurt in that attack staff fled the building after warning shots from israeli aircraft israel says its responding to c

and by bringing the real world into comic books he really enlivened and the other big thing with stanley did was bring real world politics into comics most probably perhaps with the black panther which was the first african-american superhero and was directly inspired by the black power movement in the one nine hundred sixty s. and we've seen how influential that has been i think that is also why he still has had this like the why he's had so such an impact on pop culture he was hugely influential if you were to try to summarize his legacy where would you begin it's really difficult especially because he's had this sort of second period his career when the marvel films really took off about ten years ago now and those films have really transformed cinema i mean the become the most successful franchise i think if you count up all the marbles. they grow something like twenty four billion a worldwide i think it's hard to find a single figure that's had more influence on pop culture than stanley and he really has been able to combine this sort of fantasy world with sort of mythic fantasy wor

stanley. d.c. sort of filmmaking is doing now is trying to go in there with direction of marvel but they can't quite get it they can't quite get the sort of the same touch of sort of humor and irreverence that stanley always had while still making it realistic butoh can do stuff thanks so much scott. stanley. this reminder for our top stories at this hour the united nations called for restraint and made the upsurge in violence between israel and the palestinians seven palestinians a death after israel responded with ass trucks to missiles from medicines in the gaza strip as it's up to date most of the top of the hour of course around the clock on a website that's t w dot com of the. e-coli india some one of the country's biggest problems placed the media moved on to do some of these generating process and most often ends up in langfitt but not in missouri here garbage is turned into a resource and even a surprise for. the bill and sustainable is the small thing that's why the. next. life in na

stanley spent his short life in this block of flats in gosport.o stanley's arms, legs, ribs and skull. but this is one of the rare cases where there wasn't the forensic or other evidence to determine which of the defendants did it. by the time stanley died, he was just 2a days old. there has been some shouting and screaming. at one point, police were called to the flat when a heard shouting. both davies and davis, here holding stanley, were cocaine users. the police see stanley is unharmed and they leave. all right then... in the next few days, the pair are filmed at the flats. then davies makes a distressed phone call to a medical centre on the day stanley received his worst injury. the following day, roxanne davis is seen with stanley, just hours before he is rushed to hospital. he died a week later. the level of injuries was truly horrific, and it was a difficult case to investigate. i think for the community it is difficult that somebody as young as 2a days could have suffered this amount of injuries and we're just pleased we have been able to

and get the message stanley anetta always recording new songs audiences love his music and he gets a lot of radio and t.v. airplay maybe one day people will just listen we'll take action to. the. well that wraps it up for this edition of africa he want to find out more about the topics we've covered take a look at our web site. my name is felicia industry and it's goodbye for me here in johannesburg south africa and my name's now outside where i am signing off from lagos nigeria don't forget to tune in next week for another episode of in court africa who ran new ideas for society and environment by by i think they're. common. pioneering philosopher and icon. anticapitalist became opposed to a form of illusion. mean to us today. hundred. thirty minutes w. . time for an upgrade. under church that grows all buying. a house with no. design highlights you can make your simple. tips and tricks that will turn your home special. upgrade yourself with g w interior design channel on you to. frankfurt. international gateway to the best connection self road and trail. located in the heart of eur

and tributes for in for an entertainment legend marvel comics linchpin stanley dies at the age of ninety five lee was the creative force behind superhero such as spider-man incredible hulk and the x.-men as characters and change of generations and breed of readers and muvico. hello i'm terry martian thanks for joining us palestinian militant group hamas has threatened to fire rockets at more israeli towns unless as rich israel stops its airstrikes on targets in gaza while insists laird up between the two sides since a botched israeli military raid in gaza on sunday overnight. hamas rockets killed one man in israel while authorities in gaza say israeli bombing left at least six palestinians dead. another night of violence is rated missiles rained down on gaza . among the targets a building described by the israeli army as the hamas military intelligence headquarters israel also destroyed a television station belonging to hamas no one was hurt in that attack staff fled the building after warning shots from israeli aircraft. israel says it's responding to constant mis are far from the hamas

in stanley, pupils were attacking police officers. two years. we phoned the police unaided not do anything about it. the police ask for their names. when we say, no, it does not quite come together. thank you for your comments. hello. good morning. after the turbulent weather yesterday today is much more tranquil for many parts of the uk. some lovely sunshine at their the moment. this is a scene in norfolk. the sea is not as rough as yesterday. we have lots of sunshine as you can see yesterday. we have lots of sunshine as you can see here on yesterday. we have lots of sunshine as you can see here on the map for the rest of the day. some showers moving into the western areas but they are few and far between. more frequent showers across the west of scotla nd frequent showers across the west of scotland northern ireland and the far north—west of england. temperatures getting up to seven to 13 celsius. the showers will continue in the north. clear spells in the north and east down towards the south—west. this area of rain will start to m

this isn't how stanley used to work a graduate a fine and applied arts he painted like regular artist with oil or acrylic on canvas is made over three hundred pieces using this new method and now sells multiple copies of each piece around the world. truth about that you got with using for me so much. i mean i'm very mean dysfunctional when i when i mean when it when they see by me they need nature to go. to the. border. to play in the family and actually once the rest of the world to pay more attention to the environment he believes in the music to bring about change the treaty. our country. our tree if you don't say something that we are saying. some people listen to my music. listen to what. my missy you know so. you just have to listen. and get the message stanley anetta always recording new songs audiences love his music and he gets a lot of radio and t.v. at play maybe one day people will just listen we'll take action to. try out the. well that wraps it up for this edition of africa if you want to find out more about the topics we've covered take a look at our web site. my name i

welcome back i hope you'll join us on "power lunch" bold call from morgan stanley.t firm downgrades u.s. stocks and says buy emerging markets. right? wrong? we'll debate that. the auto sector in overdrive plus bitcoin big downfall plunging from 20,000 to below 4,000 over the past year will anything, anything bring investors back that and more ahead on "power lunch" scott, back to you >>> thank you. look forward to that microsoft down more than 8% in the last two months. options traders are betting on an upswing and pete i know you're going to join us here let's show it now. there's the market cap battle. oh, how the mightiest has fallen because apple is barely now the biggest market cap stock in the world publicly traded company. was a trillion dollars stock is down 20% in three months pete, i got apple at 809 you don't know if shares are outstanding because of the buy back we get it. let's call them neck and neck. that tells you all you need to know about what apple has done lately and microsoft, look, it's weathered that big tech storm to some respects. >> absolut

he is looking at the feedback received from morgan stanley clients.hen i first came to the u.s., i was coming out of graduate school. this is a market correction we are going through right now. >> is this a healthy shakeout, this correction? >> we are in a tightening process around the world. are three and probably for rate increases this year. thee is the ability of monetary authorities that has provided limitations to what they can do. the markets are being anxious. backdrop, there are certain sectors. of millions of dollars have been created in some of these companies. there is a lot of debate. i guess the debate is reflected in the volatility we see. is the sustainability of u.s. growth and the pace of rate increases itemized? this could imply the standoff the administration is undertaking with china. is there anything around this debate, as far as what your from clients? >> there is just a watch going on. there is a strong news flow from overnight. brexit and tariffs and political risk and protectionism and anti-immigration. before we get to the

he is a singer you really need to listen to mind you in artists stanley and then to has written songs and poems to encourage more people to look after the environment to deal with his son's focus on water and throughout the felling of trees and pollution and the loss of africa's animal population. climate change environmental protection. you know all those things are into things well celebrity here because the average person in this part of the ward it's more interested in solving. the problem. one of his sons as a human award but even if people enjoy his music they're not so sure about his message. i think coming from the mosques what are you talking about if water kong or i would say we would do let us live there's all this rain and even if it doesn't rain is we just pray and scott is going to relieve. the ants and animals sketch is a reflective pen when it comes to environmental protection stanley said to. example his way. instead of brushes he uses different colored light bulbs. lights out and the magic begins. its transition from green and healthy to the alarming state that it's

my experience of stanley, when i served there, there would be up to 30 officers working in the stanleyve moved on, however, if you we re times have moved on, however, if you were to do a survey of how many office rs were to do a survey of how many officers are covering stanley and the surrounding area over a 24—hour period, i would suggest it would be very minimal, so for me there has beena very minimal, so for me there has been a breakdown with the community and the police. in a moment, we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. world leaders arrive in argentina for the g20 summit but it's clouded by tensions over trade, climate change, and the conflict in ukraine. rail fares will rise by an average of 3.1% injanuary — the biggest increase for five years. the marriott hotel chain says there's been a breach of its reservations database, potentially exposing information of around 500 million guests. now the business news. the records of 500 million customers of the hotel group marriott international have been hacked. the hotel chain said the reservation datab

i'm -- honey, i'm going out with stanley.ur children. [ laughter ] how -- and are you enjoying it? are you enjoying doing -- being a father again? >> yes, i love it. i really love it. you know, the older kids just went to university. two of them did. there's a 16-year-old who's still home. but, yes, i am. and they're, you know, they're great. they're helpful with them. but -- and it keeps you young. it also makes you feel incredibly old at the same time. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> 'cause once you get down to play with them, you're like, "oh, no, now i can't get up." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, i know what you're talking about. >> yeah. >> seth: most of my friends -- most of my college friends all started a decade before me. >> yes. >> seth: and they are just laughing it up right now at me. >> yeah. right? yeah, yeah. >> seth: so this film is about the american journalist mary -- >> together: marie colvin. >> yeah. >> seth: did you know much about her? >> no, i really didn't. i didn't. i had heard about her. bu

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in the stanley area. with the community and the police. as nhs figures show worsening mental health among teenagers, researchers are urging the government to include life skills in the curriculum of english secondary schools. it follows a pilot study that taught students skills and techniques to help them to navigate the pressures of growing up. here's our home editor, mark easton. slowly in, slowly out... for year seven, today's lesson is on how to breathe. keep your backs up high. chancellor's school in hertfordshire has just done a four—year study programme, teaching them the skills and techniques for happier and healthier life. ——just begun. it is just as hard as maths, this lesson, you need to try and try these techniques to perfect them... with mental health and behavioural problems in most secondary pupils worsening, dozens of schools across england have been testing evidence—based programme using theories from positive psychology. you need to be able to negotiate and compromise with someone so the

. >>> morgan stanley out with a big call on your money they go bearish on america, bullish on another part of the world. the man who made that call is here exclusively. >>> oil posting its worst week in years will it be opec to the rescue now. >>> the crypto carnage to the rescue bitcoin breaking below $3500 countdown to shutdown. congress is ready to go to work today but the clock is ticking for another government shutdown. deja vu on monday, november 26th, as "worldwide exchange" begins right now >>> a little led zeppelin will get you going. hello and good morning from wherever in the world you may be watching i am brian sullivan. hope you have a had a great weekend or evening if you're in asia oil posting the biggest weekly loss in three years. things are looking a little bit more optimistic on this monday morning. dow futures up 262, s&p and nasdaq futures are higher as well oil, as we've said, remains a huge story last week up a little bit. wti crude up nearly 2% it's at $51.31 a barrel. no doubt president trump loves it no doubt the market likely hates it because of all of the d

general stanley mcchrystal, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me.ed country, now divided congress. what would you advise your commander—in—chief to do given the situation that faces him? well, i think, if the short term view was winning the 2016 election and then another short—term view was trying to hold on to what he had in the 2018 elections, i think right now he needs to take a long—term view and a long—term view means he has to think, not about his legacy, but about american values, about america's sustainability as a working democracy. i think that means you've got to bring people together. i think that means you've got to have get america to have a national conversation on leadership, because we have a crisis of leadership right now and, if we do not fix it, we're going to be in trouble. do you see him doing that? not a glimmer yet and i actually do not see enough leaders in america from either side — there is a little bit of rhetoric about it — but actually acting in that way, and i think it is time. ok, but you talk about a crisis in leader

general stanley mcchrystal, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. country, now divided congress. given the situation that faces him? about america's sustainability as a working democracy. i think that means you've got to bring people together. if we do not fix it, we're going to be in trouble. do you see him doing that? but actually acting in that way, and i think it is time. ok, but you talk about a crisis in leadership, why? well, i think that we've got a number of activities. their own personal agenda and well—being. i think we've also incentivised very extreme on the left and right. we pull at people's emotions. we use fear. generate support and excitement. and an electorate that is engaged and willing to compromise. leaders: myth and reality. would you describe president trump as a successful leader? by his metrics. he has been able to push a number of items in his agenda. so he has been effective at doing that. he has been successful by a certain set of metrics. but you cannot argue that he has had success. you would say, what, no? that is one

morgan stanley overnight. we knew they were dollar bulls. they believe the dollar has reached the peak, sovereign bond yields also began falling, inflationary pressure on falling oil prices. what are you hearing? why we do not go along on dollar? >> will the fed have to slow the path as a result of weakness? if they pause, jay powell did signal he is watching what is going on closely in a speech on wednesday -- if they slow down, all of a sudden, the u.s. is not diverging from the rest of the country of -- the countries around the world when it comes to monetary policy. you could see the dollar soft and in that case. -- softened in that case. is it really going to lose momentum at a faster pace? we are seeing that. take a look at what markets are pricing and. expectations for the rate hike in 2019 is moving lower, 38 basis points lower from friday -- markets are pricing in. >> definitely. not certain extent, he is saying he is watching these -- whatlosely, is not is he doing? he better be watching. >> hold on. that is fast. >> he had a month

well stanley the artist who created some of the twentieth century's biggest comic book characters has died at the age of ninety five fans have been paying tribute at his star on the hollywood walk of fame captain america spider-man and the x.-men are just a few of his creations which have become blockbuster movies around the world gabriel the zongo has more on the life and career of stanley. the way he was a global cultural force because of the iconic characters he created before his death on monday at ninety five years old stan lee spent nearly eight decades creating some of the most globally recognized comic characters x. min black panther iron man and of course the incredible whole. in the one nine hundred sixty s. he helped create spider-man now recognized as one of the most popular and commercially successful superheroes of all time in this two thousand and two interview lee remembered the initial reaction to spider-man was negative nobody likes spiders you can't call a hero spider-man secondly a teenager can't be a hero we can only be a sidekick and lastly he said you say he's g

said in part stanley was as extraordinary as the characters he created a superhero in his own right to marvel fans around the world stan had the power to inspire to entertain and to connect as recently as this year lee's stamp on popular culture was evident in the superhero film avengers infinity wars it was based on marvel comics superheroes and with the world wide take of two billion dollars it's the fourth highest grossing film of all time. dozens of awards throughout his career but will ultimately be remembered as the man who created characters that have been through comic book lovers all over the world. discord now here santa thank you very much the head of the spanish football league is confident a high profile game will take place in the united states despite the idea being opposed by football's governing body. was talking at the market awards and barcelona were lindahl messi was named the league's best player and ego wants miami it to be the venue for barr says game against euro not in january so going to one hundred i don't know if it will be to share or next game will take pl

has more on the life and career of stanley. he was a global cultural force because of the iconic characters he created before his death on monday at ninety five years old stan lee spent nearly eight decades creating some of the most globally recognized comic characters x. men in black panther iron man and of course the incredible hulk. in the one nine hundred sixty s. he helped create spider-man now recognized as one of the most popular and commercially successful superheroes of all time in this two thousand and two interview lead remember the initial reaction to spider-man was negative nobody likes spiders you can't call a hero spider-man secondly a teenager can be a hero we can only be a sidekick and lastly be said you say he's got all kind of problems don't you understand stan he's a hero heroes don't have that troy they rose to joe's what i know lee was unique because he blended human weaknesses and vulnerabilities with superhero powers in his characters stan basically took. the medium of comics sixty years ago and he chang

dollars payout with former players in two thousand and thirteen daniel costello who's a two time stanley cup winner and one of those players involved in the lawsuit has a play is not to accept the settlement a wrote this on twitter today was a highly emotional day for me i'm home with my son now holding him having a good cry it's hard to imagine losing my memory and possibly one day not recognizing his face and my going to die at a young age because i played hockey for a living the former chicago blackhawks player even made a video for the players tribune on the fight to save his brain from post-concussion syndrome what's the point of. point fashion sports. is supposed to be for memories you know. can't remember that anymore it's. really scary yeah. i played the game very hard and yeah so you have many traumatic brain injuries sustained i would give back all of my money and give back all of the time you can take my name off the stanley cup twice over but i can't can't live like that. you just can't. all right but the pressure will be on roger federer the a.t.p. world tour finals in londo

he was born stanley leiber, but had stan lee to protect his reputation. >> i didn't want to be known by my regular name as a comic book writer because it was embarrassing. he thought he'd move onto more serious writing but ultimately embraced his alter ego even changing his name and making frequent movies based upon his characters. >> love the things that are colorful, much bigger than life, along come super hero comics, become fairytales for grown ups. >>> cbs news, los angeles. >>> for the first time in history the federal government is issuing guidelines for physical activity in young children. three hours a day of light to moderate exercise. they should get 150 minutes vigorous to exercise a week, now it counts more towards the weekly total. >> parking your car a little bit further from the grocery store and walking there, a minuhe5 minutes there 80% don't get the amount of activity, also reduces the risk of 8 types of cancer up from 2 in the previous guidelines. >>> in other health news showing vitamin d and fish oils do not reduce heart disease or cancer rates despite popularit

thank you to tim stanley and susie boniface. goodbye.prepares to face deontay wilder in a bout labelled highly significant for british boxing. the pair weighed in today in los angeles ahead of saturday's wbc title fight and for the briton, the fight comes less than six months after his return from a 30—month lay—off, during which he battled depression, drink and drugs. so what kind of bout can we expect, former undipsuted champion of the division, evander holyfield gave us his assesment. if tyson fury makes this fight so ugly. if tyson fury makes this fight so if tyson fury makes this fight so ugly, i think what's going to happen? certain people get under your skin happen? certain people get under yourskin andi happen? certain people get under your skin and i think that tyson fury would get under your skin a little bit. as an up—and—down fight, because when you're a good fighter, you know how to agitate people and i think the only way —— the only way you can beat them is agitated. cardiff manager neil warnock‘s 70th birthday celebrations

morgan stanley ceo james gorman is not concerned. the markets over were raped.e is a fantastic institution, they have tremendous ability to restructure the assets there appeared a off the business. i'm not concerned about ge's credit at all. it is a world-class company. they are going through a tough time and they have a leader doing something about it. >> even if they end up drying trend on the credit facility, they are still good. >> absolutely. this is ge, one of the great institutions in the world. shery: let's bring in lisa abramowicz. this would be a crucial backstop. we saw when andrew danone it's in credit line. general electric has a $41 billion credit line with the number of different banks. we don't know all of them but the fear expressed in the story today is what happens in general electric demands all of that money back, take it all out because they have commitment from these wall street banks to withdraw it. what happens to those banks? especially if general electric is doing so under duress. as the morgan stanley chief executive was talking about

stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] this is a payday bar. it has a truck load of peanuts and a caramel core that gets the job done. it's 10.5 centimeters of awesome, unless you get the king size which is 14.7 centimeters of aawww yeah. payday. >>> oh my gosh. >> this is the most beautiful thing. >> keep this kid away from my daughter, that's for sure. >> could be in-laws some day. day. that's 6-month-old baby billy. john went as john travolta from "welcome back kotter." >>> sarah jessica parker spent her halloween giving out candy. she keeps it real, especially when talking about her humble beginnings. >> was there a defining moment for you where you said, oh, this is success? this is fame? >> yes, i know exactly what it was -- i went to a nice grocery store and bought what i wanted instead of what i needed. i was like, i must feel confidence in my potentia

when people came in, they would say, this is what stanley mcchrystal admires. then after charlottesville, to be honest, annie asked me, what about the picture? i said what do you mean?you gave it to me and i could never get rid of something gave me. and she says i don't think means for everybody, what it does to you. i think it is sending an unintended signal. that some people may leave our home with. and we talked about it. at first he said no, no, he is just made dier, he the decision to go to the south. she said maybe in your eyes and maybe even in his eyes, but not in a lot of peoples eyes. so after about a month, us talking about in me thinking about it, i took it down and threw it away. she was absolutely right! however, we think about robert e lee in many ways, his legacy became used by people to include some of the iconic statues. to send a message that i do not seek association with. so i took it down. he is a complicated character. much about robert e lee's extraordinarily -- something we should admire. if he was here today, he will be the most impres

said in part stanley was as extraordinary as the characters he created a superhero in his own right to marvel fans around the world stan had the power to inspire to entertain and to connect as recently as this year lee's stamp on popular culture was evident in the superhero film avengers infinity wars it was based on marvel comics superheroes and with the worldwide take of two billion dollars it's the fourth highest grossing film of all time leading dozens of awards throughout his career but will ultimately be remembered as the man who created characters that have been through comic book lovers all over the world. the and the end of the headlines on al-jazeera israel's cabinet is meeting after the country's military targeted dozens of positions across gaza it says are linked to hamas and islamic jihad at least four palestinians have been killed in gaza and another palestinian died in the israeli town of ashkelon when his house was hit by a rocket from gaza and israeli soldier was also injured when a rocket struck a boss in southern israel on monday turkish president type bedouin has gi

morgan stanley says they will go long's treasuries.ng a pop of over 1.5%, despite the fact that saudis are pumping a record. david: we will see how long that lasts. alix: we will talk about oil and emerging markets with mark mobius. david: it is a great day to have mark mobius. alix: good perspective. david: oil, the g20 going -- coming up. mean a slowert fed, a more dovish hike? it should be a lot of fun. david: right now, time for the morning brief. later this morning, mario draghi is appearing before the european parliament, where he will be taperingdoubt quantitative easing. thursday, the federal reserve will release its meetings from earlier this month. friday, the g20 meetings will get underway in but osiris with -- in buenos aires. over the course of the week, the u.s. will be auctioning $129 billion in 2, 5, and 7-year notes. let's take a look at what is going on outside the business world. we turn to emma chandra. emma: the president resumed his tweets on america's border problems today. he urged mexico to deport "flag-waving

the company tried to buy back all of its stock held by morgan stanley's mutual fund while morgan stanley refused to budge. the next quarterly price update is due thursday. uber has announced a new loyalty program in nine u.s. cities. this is two days after lyft announced its own reward program. who is playing catch-up? we will discuss, next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> internally, i think we have set the norms out and i think we are starting to change is a company and become the kind of company we are proud of, but we have more work to do to make sure those behaviors define how leadership acts, and how four france,levels down in one of our operational managers acts. emily: that's the uber's ceo speaking about the company culture on the wall street journal tech v-live conference in california. uber is offering its most loyal users cash back for rides, priority air pick up and others. this is after lyft announced a similar loyalty program. it should be rolled out by t

is the volatility in financial markets good for morgan stanley's trade?care more about how it affects our clients because of our clients do well, we do well. everybody's markets right now, some of the volatility is good, not great. the equity capital markets have been pushed back. more uncertainty around transactions but more transactions and more volume in cash, equity derivatives, staying positive. >> you are seeing more trading or bigger trays with clients? >> not necessarily bigger trades but there is more volatility and with that more activity, on the other hand, it is being pushed back. it gives and takes. start looking at the fixed income space. these are more difficult markets. we do not like up every morning and say, we hope the market is volatile. this is not our objective. we look at the fundamentals and try to make sure our clients are well-positioned for whatever risk profile they have got. >> what economic scenario are you baking into the strategy for the next 12-24 months? >> we are in the middle of our budgeting process. i do not expect gr

he was the man who revolutionized comic books stanley superhero of the marvel universe helped create iconic characters that have gripped generations incredibly sad like he's he's kind of one and taught me how to read a little bit you know alls like. one of the greatest of all times before the comic books while at marvel lee helped reshape the comic book world he's superheroes will complex characters complete with flows like. human strength. like a ball and. black panther. and the incredible hulk. but stanley's most famous character almost didn't come to be his lee recalling the time he pitched the idea of spider-man a troubled teenager to marvel my publisher said stan you've watched it he said first of all nobody knew i'd spidery so you can call it heroes by them and secondly a teenager can be a hero we can only be a sidekick and layers be said you say he's got all kind of problems don't you understand and he's a hero heroes don't add problems at troy very roads in their job but i know. lee knew what his fans wanted and his relationship with them remains an important part of his lega

they won the stanley cup. the caps are bk home on friday hosting the new jersey devils. >> could you imagine if we repeat? >> wouldn't that be something. >> hockey all summer. 4:36 and coming up an update on the romaine lettuce recall. what to know if you want to sthat addingt lettuce back into your lunch. >> but first, making way for medical marijuana. the fight to >> there's a fight to keep a slice of history alive in laurel. that iconic diner is one of a small number of diners lee standing h the u.s. >> the new owners say it will require incapsulating the structure to make it look moref like ane building. not everyone is ond. bo community leaders are asking cityders to find a way to remove and repurpose the building. >> we want to salvage the physical piece of it. the 1951 din t thatre are only two of left in this entire country. >> i don't know what it will cost to move it, but i'm going to tell you, i don't have enough money. the city doesn't have the money. >>laurel was designated as part of the main str

i've got to morgan stanley. morgan stanley stained the bull market is now officially over. we're already in a bear market could look at how far the dow has fallen since it had record close on october 3rd. down nine percentage points. s&p 500 from its record close on september 20th. really, relatively recently and is now one correction territory down 10 percentage points. the nasdaq looking about one from its record that was hit back on august 29th down 15%. more than a correction, not quite a bear market yet for the nasdaq. russell 2000 posted a record on august 31st. lost it all down 15% since then. finally the transport. for the record close on september 14th, they lost 12 percentage points. how the bulls finally run their course is morgan stanley right. or the bears now out in freely plain. let's get right to the show and traders of the new york stock exchange. what is it like down there on the floor? is it orderly? we know it is relatively thin on this week and are we in a bear market? >> it is pretty quiet. coming in this week we knew there would be a lack of participa

stanley spent his short life in this block of flats in gosport.ere wasn't the evidence to determine which of the evidence to determine which of the defendants did it. by the time sta nley the defendants did it. by the time stanley died, he was just 24 days old. there has been no of shouting and screaming. at one point, police we re and screaming. at one point, police were called to the flat when a heard shouting. both davies and davis, here holding stanley, were cocaine users. the police see stanley is unharmed and they leave. all right then... next few days, the pair are filmed at the flats. then davies makes a distressed phone call a medical centre on the day stanley received his worst injury. the following day, roxanne davis is seen the following day, roxanne davis is seen with stanley, just hours before he is rushed to hospital. he died a week later. the level of injuries was truly horrific, and it was a difficult case to investigate. i think for the community it is difficult that somebody as young as 24 days could have suffered this amount of