>> you know what the p-e is right now? >> what? p-e is 15 you know what walmart is everyone fell in love with darling walmart. >> thank you >> i know. somebody will get hurt here. trying to vote on it, and zip it i'll tell you why, i'm a buyer it's a company that yes, the consumer is at the back and they've made major with business. >> karen >> i agree, and keep the momentum going and could it trade lower, of course, and stay with it for the longer term. >> stick with pete whose side are you out there on? pete's or dan's? we'll have the results later on in the sw.ho much more "fast money" still ahead. to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got all the answers. - anncr: prevagen is now the number-one-selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. - she outsmarts me every single time. - checkmate! you wanna play again? - anncr: prevagen. healthier brain. better life. with tough food, your

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the p/e ratio on the shanghai composite is at a two-year low with the valuation discount.n that, sentiment is fragile. hoping for a little bit of support after what has been a tough week. ramy: with all the debate around policy settings this week, one thing that has gone under the radar is the country's shrinking labor market. i know you have looked at how playingst have advised this. it seems to be having mixed results so far. >> what this is is a great lesson in identifying some kind of schematic you see evolving in n economy or a market and applying that to a trade strategy or a thesis. mixed had very, very returns. there are labor shortages in japan. that has been a key theme for a while. chart.look at this it shows you the extent of the disparities of returns you can get. 61% versusings up 10% or 11% on the broader market. marketsoomberg's global editor, thank you. don't forget to check out some of our cash check out our g tv libraries -- don't forget to check out our g tv library for some of the charts you just saw. money lenders are increasing -- money managers are

all-time 500s in january for the s&p and the point being made at that time, we have the pe for the s&p 500. this is normalized. at 100% ofrading where it had been at those highs. the p/e ratio, 92% of where it had been. we have stocks rising as the corporate outlook improves, one reason investors are looking past headlines. vonnie: thank you abigail. trade a key topic as we join president trump in the oval office. joining us from london is john micklethwait who conducted the interview along with margaret tallis and jennifer jacobs. did you get the sense that the president? he even says confidence. been a different trump a the one people see from the outside. most of the people think of someone who is under pressure, legal inquiries, democrats look likely to take the house. he has got the trade in all these things going on around him. from his point of view, life is great. the american economy and wall street at record highs. he has got the mexicans into nafta. he is going to get the canadians and he is moving on without much of a pause to whacking the chinese and also the europeans and the wto. he thinks of himself as a two term president. he says if you look at the m

the one difference i'll say really quick, amazon right now and i look at p-e and aws and everything else. it's really difficult to say, you know what? i can buy this and feel comfortable going to bed at night because i don't think i can. it's been a great buy for those that jumped in when you look at microsoft and it's trading at a fifth of what the p-e is for amazon, pretty unbelievable >> i'll play the game. >> i'm right with pete on the microsoft front. maybe as with amazon over the last five years has forced these operators and other retailers to get better and you point to target's a great example we've talked about target for a while. ever since whole -- the breach of security. that stock has been on fire and it's probably trading around all-time highs and valuation wise, we talked about it last night and if you like walmart where it's trading you have to like target where it's trading and maybe amazon has raised the game >> think so and it's proven to be true. >> mine would you rather, first of all, and i would rather talk about what's helping the consumer i'd rather point out tha

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. & when her patient's blood pressure drops, she can share the information with... >> juan: r-e-s-p-e-c-tgham palace, yes, that's right. while aretha franklin was being laid to rest the guard at buckingham palace performed aretha's 1967 hit r-e-s-p-e-c-t at the changing of the guard. watch this ♪ ♪ ♪ >> juan: the guard later issued a statement saying r-e-s-p-e-c-t underpins all they do in the british military and they wanted to pay tribute to aretha franklin by the way the guard did the same thing when they played the u.s. national anthem in the days after the 9/11 terror attack in new york. much r-e-s-p-e-c-t, respect for the buckingham palace guard. >> emily: that's pretty cool. >> jedediah: that's a good one. emily? >> emily: first one for you, greg, look what i brought for you. i have a presents. made think last night it's hand sanitizer with a unicorn taped to it because you sneeze into your hands and so there you go. yesterday i made the things i hate about everybody list of. >> jedediah: congratulations. that's quite an honor. >> greg: throw up it's the rainbow. >> emily: real one

. >> do you know at the p/e ratio hp?n eight. julie: thank you so much for making hp sexy. you can browse recent features talk about it. the calgary pipeline company is brian -- buying the public energy partners which is also a pipeline company for $3.3 billion worth of stock. they set of calgary in canada. about .7 percent down. u.s. equities run with the bulls but will equities continue to hold? we will talk about that with bob doll, chief equity strategist. this is bloomberg. ♪ kaylee: this is bloomberg a bake. -- daybreak. buy a emerging agreed to stock valued at $3.3 billion. pipelineand operate systems in the southeastern u.s.. t-mobile's warning customers about a hack that may have compromised personal data. the third largest wireless carrier shut down the beach on monday. t-mobile says no financial data or social security numbers were involved. an italian newspaper reports president trump told italy's prime minister the u.s. is willing to help the country by buying government bonds next year. they told italian officials about the offer after returning from washington

the billboard pop chart. let's hear some more. ♪ ♪ all i want you to do for me is give it to me when you get home ♪ ♪ yeah, baby ♪ r-e-s-pt >> the more she reached inside, the more the masses found in her. in april 1968, she sang at the memorial service for dr. martin luther king jr. june, 1972, she releases a live gospel album "amazing grace," and this just changed the game. it sold more than 2 million copies. january 1987, she becomes the first woman inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. then what happens? well, her pipes start to earn her all types of awards and accolades. she was more than an entertainer. she was a voice. she was a vessel that delivered others to a place of pain and longing and desperation for more and better. justice. you know, politicians can give a great speech. they can inspire. but what aretha could do was literally transport you, take you somewhere where you could feel the pain, realize the promise of potential change. so powerful, in 1994 she was chosen for the kennedy center honors. she was just 52 at the time. made her one of the youngest people to ever earn that honor. a decade later,

of theows the p/e ration stoxx 600 oil and gas index, versus the stoxx 600. increased average exposure to the energy sector, the highest since 2014. matt: mark, i love your chart, but annmarie's chart i think is more important for european investors across the country. annmarie takes this battle of the charts. ♪ >> fresh sanctions hit russia. the ruble six and russian stocks sink. the kingdom retaliates further, threatening to target investment flows. justin trudeau's says they will not change their approach. executivea's chief steps down after they lose nearly a quarter of value. shares jump on the news.

republicans are running to the right as they try to oust a red-state democrat. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t >>> theueen of soul in failing health. aretha franklin in hospice care. i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. president trump refuting one of omarosa manigault newman's most damning charges there is an out-take from "the apprentice" where he uses the "n" word repeatedly. one called there are no tapes where he used disgusting word by wacky omarosa. i don't have that word in my vocabulary and never have. >> the tweet capping off the day. he retweeted his former lawyer michael cohen, who, of course, secretly recorded the president. many in the white house are bracing for yoeomarosa for more recordings. the white house correspondent kaitlan collins with more. >> reporter: dave and christine, a week ago, the white house strategy was to not respond to the claims in omarosa's new book, but the president went through that when he tweeted multiple times about omarosa calling her a wacko. saying she was vicious and disliked by white house colleagues and skipping white h

into aretha franklin's hometown of detroit, paying respects to the queen of soul who spoke for us all when she demanded respect. ♪ r-e-s-p it means to me >> reporter: this evening hundreds wrapping around the charles h. wright museum of african-american history. there was even a pink cadillac on hand. all to show love for a national treasure. >> queen, queen! >> reporter: the queen herself arrived in grand style in a solid bronze gold-plated casket, dressed to the nines in redhead to toe, huge bouquets of roses. the scene church-like for a woman who began her career there. ♪ >> reporter: the legendary singer died earlier this month, and in a polarized country, her famous music now a powerful legacy. >> aretha makes you feel. that's really what she does. she makes you feel the records. >> reporter: aretha franklin's funeral will be star studded with performances from stevie wonder, faith hill, and jennifer hudson. former president bill clinton will speak. >> we're just going to miss her. but we got her music. yeah. we got her music. >> reporter: tonight, many recalling how the first lady of soul once described her definin

tomorrow, everybody in the orange here, most of eastern p, the e atern shore down towards richmond. what about us? we will be inis the national weather service waiting till tomorrow to issue that just i case. they might as well put it out now. a h day tomorrow. your future feels likeomorrow morning 83, 84. watch this, by noon, by noon, e time many of us heading to lunch 99 in d.c. 102 in annapolis. very hot. it gets wmer during the afternoon, 101 to 105. atdvisory criteria. we're going weather alert again tomorrow. hot. is that nothing across the area radar wise. no showers or storms. 're high and dry. you saw the moon come up again last night. last couple of nights it's been very full. tonight little bit less. waning gibbus. toward che storms here up and over the ridge. that means we'll stay on the hot sior the day tomorrow. temperatures 96 st. louis today, 92 pittsburgh. the heat definitely on across the east. it stays there for the next couple days. the heat buster will be a cold front through on thursday. erat will give us a chance for showers and thuorms late in the day on thur

. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ find out what it means to me >>> we start "the skinny" with aretha her voice spanned generations. offering words of remembrance include smokey robinson. this morning my longest friend in the world went home to be with our father. i will miss her so much, but i know she is at peace. >> and he saw her a few days ago at her home in detroit. barbra streisand said it's difficult to conceive of a world without her. >> quincy jones wrote that he treasured every moment they spent together, on the steps of the memorial or hangin' in the kitchen. >> adele wrote, i can't remember a day in my life without aretha franklin's voice and music filling up my heart. and fans have been sharing their favorite memories of aretha on stage. like this time when she performed on b.e.t. and the moment she tossed that wig right off. >> do we have that video? wait for it! there it is. feelin' herself. and then take a look there. an epic nearly five-minute national anthem before the lions game on thanksgiving 2016. people kept thinking she was finished. >> no. >> but wait, there'

helped to define the american -- saii heard music -- american experrencc.define the what better way to senddoff >> ♪ r-e-s-p-c-t, find out what it means to me ♪ >> she started for musical career seining gospel in the churcc that her father founddd. >> per music was absolutely inspirational. -- her musical was absolutely inspirational. ii inspired so many. she demands respect by the work that she does and by thee pork that she did in the community. >> ♪ r-e-s-p---c-t, find out what it means to be ♪ >>>foo many ii detroit, aretha -pfranklin was much more than a musical item. she stood up for their freedom and her voice and powered% many people at the height of the civil rrghts and women's movement. king often visited hurt home. -- vvsited hee home. in this phhto, she is standing next activist and riend, jesse jackson. king, mandela, barack3 ♪ decades, aretha frrnklin inspired miilions across the but it was at her home n or detroit thaa she spent the last day surrounded by her family. >> stay with us. you are watching "france 24." ♪ ♪ >> adriana, here everyone calls him -- in ooe of the main political parties

owned by the person who runs the park. p-g-and-ey had an issue on their end but didn't ask to disconnect until yesterday... four days after residents lost power. peoplr there are irritated by how the staff is handling the situation. ( darya ) kron 4 did reach out to the owner of the mobile home park.. and we have not heard back. ( james ) rain and snow can't stop postal workers from doing their job... but it turns out fleas can. a flea problem in one sacramento county neighborhood was so bad... the post office had to suspend service. neighbors had to go to a post office a few miles away to pick up their mail. the service suspension lasted a few days. mail carriers returned to the neighborhood yesterday... armed with cans of flea repellent. ( james ) coming up... gas prices are dropping. how much you can expect to pay as you head out the door this morning. ( james ) and after the brea

up next the story behind aretha franklin's signature song. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t >>> the word most closelyssociated with aretha franklin is "respect." she commanded respect as an artist. it is the subject of her biggest hit. and there's a story behind it. told by lee cowan. ♪ all i need ♪ is for a little respect when you get home ♪ >> reporter: call it what you will. "respect" is more than just a scorching anthem. it's been transforming. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t aretha franklin spelled it out. a song that was for the times but one that remained as timeless as ever. >> everybody wanted respect. who doesn't want respect? you know? >> reporter: right. >> children, adults alike. everybody wanted respect. >> reporter: franklin first recorded it on valentine's day in 1967. it went on to become what "rolling stone" called one of the top five greatest songs of all time, something writer alan light doesn't dispute. >> it jumped out ahead of just being this is about a boy and a girl song and became this is a position and the shifting position of a black woman in america. >> reporter: but here's the thing. "r

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the tributes tonight from so many other abortists. and this evening, right here, aretha franklin in her own words. what that sorng, that word, respect, meant to her. ♪ r-e-s-p-c-t >>> also, the other news tonight, president trump under fire for taking aim at those who have been critical of him. revoking security clearance of a former cia director, who tonight says trump's talk of no collusion is, quote, hogwash. and late today, the man who oversaw the raid on osama bin laden, his message for president trump. >>> also tonight, the new audio released by omarosa. secretly recording a member of the trump family. you'll hear the offer of money for omarosa after she lost her job at the white house. >>> also breaking, just a short time ago, the jury deliberating in the paul manafort trial, with a request for the judge. what this could signal. >>> the pregnant mother and her two young daurters who disappeared, the husband who pleaded for their return. that husband now behind bars. and now, the discovery. what authorities have just revealed. >>> and the major storm system moving in tonight, set to hit on friday across much of the east. rob marciano standing by with

what you really need to do is in real time look at the prior 12 months of earnings and see what the p/e ratio, the price-to-earnings ratio is from that. that by the way is not an ideal indicator either. one of my favorite indicators is look at the yield on the market averages. when you see the yield on the s&p is below 2% on s&p stocks, you know that you're very, very overvalued, neil. neil: peter, what do you see happening now? in other words, this has been a very long bull market here, you think it's time for it to rest. what do you envision? >> well, not only time for it to rest but time for us to reach a major high, neil. i can't rule out the possibility that we go to slightly higher highs in the dow or the s&p, but if you're talking about the market's prospects over the next five or ten years, i would be amazed if ten years from now, neil, we are above where we are now in the averages. those are my prospects. a decade. neil: you think ten years we're looking back at this similarly to what started in early 2009, we'd be hard pressed to be higher. >> that's correct, that's correct. i

mike, i like it. >> thank you for the r-e-s-p-e-c-t. >> now, we're balancing tonight. s the main story, okay? we're going to pay tribute. we're doing it in different ways. my next guest spent years trying to score an interview with the legend. somehow, he was able to earn her r-e-s-p-e-c-t, and he got more than an interview. he got invited to her 70th birthday party, and he had a real connection. stories you've never heard about the queen from the good man on your screen, next. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. ♪ ♪ you make me feel, you make me feel ♪ >>> even if you believe in nothing, you feel yourself shouting "amen" whe

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. >> and hear from close family friends who offered for the man to stay with them before he was arrested. >>> remembering aretha. ♪ r-e-s-p-c-t >> paying respect to the queen of soul from presidents to fans. even in outer space. how aretha franklin is being recommended this morning. >>> plus, free tuition for all. where medical students will be going to school for free. >>> and why this weekend is expected to be the busiest wedding weekend in years. >>> and we do say good morning on this friday. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm linsey davis in for diane. >>> we're going begin with the breaking news. a severe damaging storm stretching from the south to the great lakes and poised to push east ward today. >> heavy wind and rain have been hammering parts of the south since last evening. one storm cell taking aim at northern alabama. virtually demolished an outdoor gathering. just as it was getting started. the heartland hit hard overnight. in hayden, alabama, this is what's left of an outdoor event with hundreds of people after a storm slammed the area. chairs and tables toppling over. and a large tent collapsing, injuring 12 people

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with all of the questions and links to p-e-d use....that has yet to be answered. ay. as for the actual giants game against barry's first team the pirates...well that didn't go so well. you can see the massive beach balls in mccovey cove. each represents one of the homeruns barry hit there. that didn't help though. giants won friday bad had lost three straight before that. top of the fourth and josh bell says....good bye. that ball is gone. a three run shot that would make it four to nothing pittsburgh. giants trying to get things going but things like this happened. austin slater hits a hard shot bounces off the third basemen and goes right to shortstop where slater is thrown out. giants go on to lose 4 to nothing.oakland a's on the road against the angels. going into tonight's matchup they had lost two of three. don't worry though because they hit homeruns. marcus semien in the top of the second says see ya. that ball is gone. a three run homerun. that would put oakland up 4 to nothing. in the third khris davis says i want in on the action. his second homer in two

the country illegally. (catherine) then - the e- p-a is moving forward with rolling back obama-era regulations on coal plants talk live with an expert from u-c-s-f about the potential health impacts of pollution. kron4 news at six starts next. (ken) tonight at 6.the alameda county sheriff's office is coming under scrutiny tonight... after it was revealed one of its deputies violated a suspect's attorney client privilege. secretly recording confidential conversations between a juvenile crime suspect and his lawyer.... and now... that case has been thrown out. thank you for joining us, i'm ken wayne.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. kron4's dan kerman has been following this case... and is live now from dublin with the latest. alameda county's sheriffs office is underfire after the public defender says a sheriff's sgt has recorded a conversation between one of their attorneys and a juvenile client... violating the law regarding attorney client priveldge.sot brendon woodsto make matters worse the public defender has body c

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i'm trying to find the answer. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t >> reporter: it was her idea to spell out those letters woman's anthem. >> it moved into the civil rights movement. people marched to that music. people asked for respect. literally, figuratively, theoretically. and she was central to that. >> reporter: civil rights icon congressman john lewis wrote in a statement, when we would be released from jail after a nonviolent protest, we might go to a late-night club and let the music of aretha franklin fill our hearts. her music gave us a greater sense of determination, to never give up or give in, and to keep the faith. and when that faith was tested with the death of martin luther king jr. in 1968, aretha's voice once again carried them through. ♪ ♪ oh oh all we need is you jesus ♪ >> there was no shondaland, there was no "in living color," there was none of that happening. we had to grab at images to try to put together like who we wanted to be. and like put them together and figure it out. and aretha was central. ♪ you better think think about what you're trying to do to me ♪ >> reporter: in

the dna. >> yes, thank you, wendy. >> back t wyou guys. >>e begin our 6:00 hour with the tributes to the queen of soul, aretha franklin. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t, fine greatest vocalist that the world haskn er n. > there will never be another aretha >>> she was amazing known for the thrill of her voice and truth of her emotions.ar ha franklin was one of the most acclaimed singers of our team. the uly one of a kind of queen of soul died today of pancreatic cancer. she was . >> but her legacy lives on in her music. right now five of the ten songs on itunes are from the soul singer as the tributes pour in from her home i detroit all the way to d.c. >> we begin our coverage this evening with nbc's marc barger. >> the queen of soul. a disc jockeyestowed that nickname on aretha franklin, and it stuck ♪ feels like a natural woman >> reporter: through a musical reign that has few rivals. ♪ >> reporter: in a career spanning more than 50 years franklin recorded 40 albums, and she put 45 songs on the top 40 charts, more than any other female artist ever. one song became her signature. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t find out what it means to me ♪ >> that t chartper was not o

. >>> nothing but love, admiration and respect from fans and friends for the late queen of soul aretha franklin. ♪ r-e-s-p-c-t ♪ find out what it means to me ♪ ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t >> those are mourners, but they are celebrating the life of the amazing woman outside apollo theater on wednesday to celebrate her life. she died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 76. this is the apollo marquee paying one final tribute. it called it aretha's home. >> fans flocking to the walk of fame leaving flowers and a queen's crown. aretha franklin's life and career earning more than her share of r-e-s-p-e-c-t. ♪ honey ♪ guess what so is my money ♪ all i need is just a little ♪ respect when you get home >> "respect" was written by otis redding. she made it a civil rights call to arms. and then "natural woman" written by carole king. turned into an earthy expression of sexuality by the queen of soul. ♪ you make me feel like a natural woman, woman ♪ >> she was the breaker. she was the person that went out front. stepped on out there and did what she was supposed to do and set the pace for the rest of us. >> the abcs. she could si

we begin with our look back the aretha. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t, find out what it means to me ♪ >> reporter: r been a voice like hers. the undisputed queen of soul, aretha franklin. ♪ chain, chain, chain ♪ >> reporter: we know her songs so well, all it takes is the first few notes, and we can sing the rest by heart. ♪ does he love me, i want to know ♪ >> it is amazing to find what it is singers do for people. >> reporter: aretha louise franklin was born in memphis in 1942, her dad a baptist minister, her mom a singer and pianist. their home wasn't always happy or stable, and music was franklin's outlet. she started out performing in church. >> i had no real formal training. my formal training was my ear, and that's it. right here. >> reporter: at 14, she recorded her first album, by then, she was pregnant with her second child, and teenage motherhood temporarily stalled her career, but by her early 20s, she had her first top ten hit. ♪ love the man the way that i, i love you ♪ >> reporter: "i never loved a man." ♪ "respect" followed a few months later, and a star was born. >> everybody wants

the other thing is r-e-s-p-e-c-t. aretha franklin sang it and john mccain embodied it. cain's friends, many of whom were opponents earlier in his career. but john mccain also respected his adversaries. he respected his nation's institutions, our allies. he respected all americans. and i think we will be honoring his memory to show each other a little more respect after his death. >> what, tim, what impact do you think senator mccain's legacy and life is going to have as we move forward in this country? >> massive. there really aren't a lot of politicians like on the stage right now. in his final letter he said, we are a nation of ideals, not one of blood and soil. and he didn't just pay lip service to that. you know, a speech writer and person a respect a lot, mark salter, wrote about the dissonance from throughout the world and russia and myanmar to all corners of the globe, really. hayes daughter was in the peace cor corps. he said america has my back. i know that because there are people like john mccain. at this time of america first and where there is a lot of retre

the thing is they can get excited about anybody's birthday. little olivia here, she's getting excited for her dad's birthday. p/e she finishes the birthday cake and gets up ♪ happy birthday to you >> you see she sings while spinning in circles. ♪ happy birthday deer daddy >> the thing is, mom, teresa, she makes a critical error right here. >> happy birthday, honey. >> no, i want to sing happy birthday to daddy. >> oh, she ruins the moment. >> tried to get in on my performance of happy birthday. >> now i've got start all over again. >> that's where one of two things happens, starting over or complete meltdown. >> fortunately there was no complete meltdown and he was happy with the song that he received from olivia. you can see in these pictures as well. >>> now, when it comes to children, there are lots of things. but considering the technological world we live in today, i think we'll have to add a new first. >> can you try again? >> what is that? >> no. >> yes. she's talking to a smart speaker. and her mom's like what is that? her word is. >> buka. >> it's just another thing that parents have to judge their chil

directors franklin often visited when she w r in town. orter: you knew who she was the moment you hrd her song. ♪-t r-e-s-pe there was something special about aretha franklin. >> it was the color in the voice. it was the way she knew how toi ovise with the voice. it was the wailing on the high note that s did. >> reporter: joyce garrett was the choir director at eastern high schooln d.c. for nearly 30 years. her sdents have played with and for several dig tis and aretha franklin was different. >> the first time i met aretha franklin was at a christmas in washington performance. >> reporter: tas in the early '90s. ever since then wannever klin came to town, she would fll garrett asking her choir to join her on>> stage. he was -- you would say, oh, um um, and then, no, while i was talking, i wou be like this is aretha franklin. >> reporter: it was unimaginable, but garrett's grous of kid was aretha franklin's choir of choice. it's an honor that means even more today because just after 10:00 this morning garrett saw the news. >> my h.rt stopp even knowing that she was as sick as she was. >> reporter: the quee

you've got a facebook in the low 20 p/e ratio they are growing the top line over 30% it's really harde's specific names that you can say wow, netflix still has a p/e ratio over 100 but in general when you look at u.s. tech companies, there's still growing incredibly fast and still have a lot of potential in front of them and you actually can buy them at somewhat reasonable valuations because the earnings are growing so fast. so i think that looks good you look at these chinese names, we have a basket of seven of them the top line is growing at 37% for the seven names put together and you've got a p/e ratio of 27 times. i'll take that all day long because if your pe is below your growth rate, that's a pretty good sign you're getting decent value for your money so i actually feel pretty good about things and when you look at the economy, you've been talking about it all week, the economy is pretty strong and once we get some of these trade issues sorted out, should get even better once we have good trade relationships with countries like china >> dan, you were on in july with us we talk