tepper entertains and coaches the residents of a nursing home. is 30 centimeters tall coworker apollo does 2 humanoid robots help the human staff and sometimes even fill in for them the scene you see here have been responding well sometimes the people cannot process the people in or with you know the. very end of their feeding the pressure. from normal people by the. you don't hear the new pressure from the robot so nobody can be a good part composition or part of horse preserve or there is. this robot baby seal reacts to touch with childlike noises. seniors who suffer from dementia pad them and enjoy how they respond. social robots are being tested in other medical areas as well some researchers are hoping to use them to improve the social skills of autistic children robots are the perfect combination there are social enough to get people to respond to them but they're not too social that they provoke any kind of anxiety but their p.c. aims to be working for robert in connecticut in the us his interaction became more consistent and i can track h

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. -- inunless tepper medic less diplomatic terms, is a boring fix.ecause be revealing, a concerns as well. watching closely inflation at a one year high, food prices outpacing. this 3000 level, i like or dislike you, we hit our head on that level. this takes us back into the headline risk out there. david: there ago, 3000 level, we bumped our head on that and your .ottom advances decline or's donald trump says phase one almost done, it turns out we were in phase one of phase one. view.jing has a different the opportunity still there in china asian market. asia head of investment at j.p. morgan's with us. thank you for joining us. we going into earnings. just before he came onto air. richaad: already says whatever biggest concerns per why and what you're looking for. >> when were looking the attractiveness of any franchise, it is the earnings generated over time which matter. over the last couple of years we have seen for a variety of reasons a downgrading of earnings expectations which has acted as a headwind for markets. when we are looking forward,

manage money for 15 investors who have a total of $1.5 billion invested with tepper. down his operations. >>> an update now on the labor talks between the united auto workers union and general motors the union's vice president sent a letter to members yesterday saying talks have taken a turn for the worse. that market change in tone from friday when negotiators suggested hope to end the three-week standoff could be ended. the walkout now the longest for gm since 1970 when workers picketed for 67 days shares of gm down 10% since the strike began. >>> markets may have cheered the friday job's number, but not so for the dismal scientists. for them bad news really is bad news senior economics reporter steve liesman joins us now with more on the good news bad news is good news. >> it was interesting to see how the market traded as the market equities went up because the fed probabilities went up along with it economists, especially cottoning to the number. they seem to think bad news is good news because they bring in the fed, they see signs of reduced economic data. the d

karen finerman and guy adami and joined by mark tepper president of strategic wealth prrnlts. the businessest day of the earnings season in the books visa intel, gilead on the radar tonight. we have the latest from each on the quarters but beginning with the stocks to watch in the after hours that would be azmodan. the tech giant falling hard offer a earnings miss. we have full team coverage stapg by to break down results gene munster firing up the red phone in minneapolis we kick-off with more on the amazon big quarter josh lipton live in san francisco. >> besides the bottom and top obviously investors concentrate on the q 4 guided are guidance light. between 86 and 86.5 billion. obviously for investors that's critical q 4, the holiday quarter dy just have a call with amazon cfo brian osafe ski. there are one-time items he mentioned weighing on q 4. he mention add consumption tax kicking in japan, from 8% to 10%. that created prebuying in september having a net negative impact in q 4. but the central question for investors is going to be the bottom line guidance well below wh

traders are pete narjen stim seymour and guy adam a mark tepper president of strategic welt partners. earningspalooza. e ebay pay paul onthe move after results. ment of the conference calls under way beginning with the highlights and the big mover, tesla just reporting results. the big mover. the stock ripping higher zpoit a miss we have full team coverage gene munster is live in minneapolis. but phil le poe has been digging in the numbers and continues to. we go straight to him in chicago. phil. >> melissa, the reason the stock is shooting higher is because the adjusted eps is $1.86 profit for the third quarter. and that is far above what most people were expecting. the expect aches, the consensus out on the street was for a loss of 42 cents a share. revenue came in a little under expectations at 6.30 billion the expect aches for $6.33 billion in revenue and looking at the gross margins, 18.7% is what most of the analyst were zeroing in on in terms of what the expectation was for the third quarter. remember, many people believed as they were increasing model 3 deliveries, especially

karen finerman and guy adami and joined by mark tepper president of strategic wealth prrnlts.son in the books visa intel, gilead on the radar tonight. we have the latest from each on the quarters but beginning with the stocks to watch in the after hours that would be azmodan. the tech giant falling hard offer a earnings miss. we have full team coverage stapg by to break down results gene munster firing up the red phone in minneapolis we kick-off with

traders are pete narjen stim seymour and guy adam a mark tepper president of strategic welt partners. pay paul onthe move after results. ment of the conference calls under way beginning with the highlights and the big mover, tesla just reporting results. the big mover. the stock ripping higher zpoit a miss we have full team coverage gene munster is live in minneapolis. but phil le poe has been digging in the numbers and continues to. we go straight to him

. >> david tepper continues to have business. >> am i worried about the billionaires like lenin was withhe -- >> 3 1/2 hours to 2 hours, an hour and a half will be spent worrying -- >> between the wealth tax and people favor an even modest wealth tax i think it is going to be -- this is an interesting moment, tsai is a billionaire. under attack masa son -- >> joe tsai. >> billionaires under attack. >> this is the part of the show why we try sarcasm, i assume is that what we're doing here? we're a podcast. it doesn't come across this well. >> you're right. there is billions. there is billionaires. i don't think any group is suffering as much as the billionaire. mark zuckerberg said, i'm giving away all my stock to distinguish about how the billionaires, maybe the billionaires have too much -- >> we have a decade of central banks inflating assets at the expense of labor so capital has one out over labor. >> that's what elizabeth warren is trying to reverse i think that's -- >> it is a 30-year, 40-year plan. >> the question is how do you do it is it tax -- >> wouldn't there be trials? >> ra

stuart: i wouldn't mind some reaction to that editorial there and who better to give it than mark tepper>> right. wealth the important word there. stuart: am i right? i think that was accurate social commentary on america today. success is frowned on. what do you say? >> there's definitely an attack on wealth, an attack on success. all this talk about higher income taxes, the wealth tax, but i think most importantly, there's been this attack on the american dream. the right of everyone to want to realize prosperity, right? i think it's a great thing to wake up every single morning and want to win. it's a great thing to wake up every single morning and want to be successful, to want to accumulate wealth and suddenly, if you want those things, you are the enemy. you are being targeted. so it's crazy. stuart: it's so unusual, especially coming from alec baldwin. i know he was talking about the college admissions scandal, but what he said was so spot-on, dead right, i'm astonished by that. i really am. >> i am, too, but it's the truth, right? he's speaking the truth. i work with a lot of hig