tiffany: aunque por ahora, dedican su tiempo a su pasiÓn, la mÚsica.. pero nosotros todavÍa no hemos, como una comunidad, participado en esas pruebas clÍnicas. y no hay suficientes, aÚn, en este momento, personas participando que son latinos y latinas. y eso es algo que tiene que cambiar. patricia: tambiÉn sabemos que la organizaciÓn que usted lidera estÁ dedicando esfuerzos para buscar respuestas de la comunidad en medio de esta pandemia. y la pregunta es: ¿cÓmo pueden los latinos contribuir para ponerle fin a esta crisis? janet: necesitamos que las compaÑÍas y los investigadores se asocien con organizaciones comunitarias y donen recursos. para asÍ hacer enlace comunitario y conseguir participaciÓn de voluntarios latinos para estas pruebas. y necesitamos que aquellos en la audiencia que estÉn interesados en participar en estas pruebas se informen y participen como voluntarios para las pruebas clÍnicas. teresa: muy buen punto, janet. y ahora, para terminar, ¿quÉ mensaje quiere dejarle a nuestras comunidades? aparte de este, de que tambiÉn se involucren

tiffani: a couple of key themes that we found. to do their job, prioritize health and safety, and become more value driven. that was consistent on a global basis across 10 countries. vonnie: what does all of that mean? break it down more, what is it that people need when they tick those boxes? tiffani: at the end of the day, people want to be empowered and enabled to do their job, not only today but the future. the future of work is evolving on a daily basis. there is no question automation and technology is changing the way we work. the pandemic is changing the way we work. ad be more value driven as brand is changing the way we work. all of this coming together simultaneously is an amazing opportunity for leaders and companies to not go back to the status quo but to reimagine the future and a place where business can be a great platform for change as well as help their employees be the best they can be every day at work. amanda: what will that mean in terms of how things will change? so far we have been adapting, using the techn

. >>> welcome back we have a deal update in the luxury space tiffany is agreeing to be bought by thench house. it is down from $135 a share karen, you call this the tightest merger deal you have ever seen and you have seen a lot of them. >> i have. the thing that is extraordinary about this merger agreement, it means that tiffany's sales could be horrific, the pandemic, protests in the street, none of that could allow lvmh to walk. and they said there was no deal that could keep this from happening. i don't know if you remember that ridiculous letter from the french ministry saying they shouldn't close on the deal. the other thing, if lvmh drags their feet, and tiffany has to take them to court, it will be the 135 agreement and it will be like this $131 agreement won't have happened. tiffany is good to take a tiny haircut because when you go to court there is always a chance it won't go your way >> good job, risk arbitrages >> since we are talking about tiffany's, i want to talk to scarjo probably bought that beautiful ring at tiffanys >> congratulations scarjo. >>> welcome back to "

i'm tiffany cross. as you saw, the president claims he wants to spend big but does he? because if he does, the person he may need to convince is senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who has all but shot down the president's call for a stimulus bill. he announced saturday he'll hold votes this week on republican bills offering $500 billion worth of relief. that's a quarter of what trump says he's willing to spend. mcconnell's announcement signals a rejection of the bill being hammered out right now between administration leaders and house speaker nancy pelosi who are trying to find common ground between the $1.8 trillion proposed by the white house and the house democrats $2.2 trillion plan and mcconnell has the gull to refer to pelosi as marie antoinette. all of this is happening as millions of americans are struggling to buy food or pay the rent and the economic outlook gets bleaker by the day. the federal deficit now sits at $3.1 trillion, which is three times larger than last year. and more than 88

tiffany, you are a wonderful mother, teacher.he way you talk about your husband, he and i have something in common. we both married way up. say my dad, when he -- i apologize to the congressman, he heard me say this a lot. my dad when we moved to delaware would say all the time to his children, my siblings and i, you lot morey, a job is a than a paycheck. it is about your dignity. it is about respect. it is about being too able to hold your head up. to hold your head up. tiffany, when i think about your husband taking that job eight hours away, i think about my dad. i imagine your husband has the same stamina as my mom and dad did. -- last night's debate in this election is supposed to be about you, tiffany, about you and all the people are grew up with in scranton and people in youngstown and delaware, all the people who make a difference. -- does yourident president understand at all what you are going through, what so many others are going through? question is, does he see where you are and where you want to be? does he care?

lvmh and tiffany as we indicated a couple of days ago were talking.e and the late last night, early this morning, however you want to call it, they got it done, which we have been telling you would be the case. $131.50. closer to 132 in many ways they're done and the expectation is there is not going to be any problems between now and close. you need shareholder votes again on each side you have the s.e.c., will they choose to review it or not that could end up delaying it if they want to do that they're working with early let's call it to mid-january, maybe later in the month, as a close on a deal, of course, that we have been talking about, for months, because bernardo had buyers remorse, five, $10 worth. not that he ever really thought about not buying tiffany, but he was never happy with quite how much he paid now he can feel a little bit better maybe it soothed him psychologically to feel like, hey, you know what, i got my couple of bucks off, remember it was 135, now 131.50, paying that dividend as well they could have closed this months ago, pr

tiffany: asÍ es, siempre un placer estar con ustedes.que todas las familias escondemos algÚn secreto, hÉroe en el caso de ella era un secreto muy grande que se revelÓ, apareció su papÁ biolÓgico, de toda la vida el padre biolÓgico habÍa mantenido distancia por peticiÓn de la madre y al morir la madre pues el padre decidiÓ revelar el secreto. carolina: ¿cuÁl fue la reacciÓn de esta joven al ver que tenÍa una familia? tiffany: bueno, ella era Única hija y pasÓ de estar completamente sola a tener 12 hermanos, por padre biolÓgico, o el padre que decÍa ser su padre biolÓgico pues tenÍa 12 hijos. ella por supuesto como toda latina desconfiada le pidiÓ un examen de adn. entonces no les quiero revelar todo el cuento. no se lo pierdan aquÍ y ahora. carolina: parece una telenovela. te agradecemos por estar aquÍ en tu "ediciÓn digital". este domingo hay que verlo por su cadena univision. ahora, el programa mundial de alimentos de la onu recibiÓ el premio nobel de la paz por los esfuerzos para combatir el hambre en medio de esta pandemia. el comitÉ

thank you, tiffany, for that.d i both know that the people here in lake charles, louisiana, are no stranger to hurricanes or hard work but this year it's a blue collar town, you know, really they get after it and they were already struggling with the economic impact of the pandemic when the storms, plural, storms came along. one after another and now they need help to rebuild. august 27th. >> oh my god. >> reporter: hurricane laura crashing ashore in louisiana as a category 4. bringing with her 150-mile-per-hour winds. and leaving behind a ravaged region with more than two dozen people dead. communities near the breaking point, pushed closer to the edge. but mother nature was not done yet. just six weeks later another hurricane, this one named delta. smaller but no less severe, combined the two storms causing an estimated $8.7 billion in insured losses. an unimaginable loss for so many in this hard working community. in addition to having to face the pandemic. now, they're coming together to clean up after all thi

that tiffany i think is worthy of this.ram something through regardless of them drinking champagne or whatever at the deposition in paris. >> mike, back to you >> what we see is call prices above that higher 130 strike price, very, very low premium. so the possibility of something above that taking place is it being heavily discounted by the options market not just the specific trade. of course, the lower strike options are still pricey as that uncertainty persists the. >> all right mike, thanks for the action. for more options action, tune into the full show 5:30 p.m. eastern time rough day for draftkings we'll explain what is dragging this stock down next and tonight, do not miss an nbc town hall with joe biden lester holt is sitting down with the democratic nominee as we close in on i election day catch that live 8:00 p.m. eastern time rig he cc. hteronnb ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "a good education takes you many different horizons" and that sticked to my mind. so, when $1 a day came out, i said, "why not"? why not just utilize that res

i'm tiffany cross. let's be clear. voting is a fundamental right in this country, yet here we are with just over two weeks until the election and we're still in the middle of an ongoing battle to ensure every american has the power do so. now, the chief spreader of election information -- misinformation, that is, donald trump, held a rally in georgia friday night where just two years ago stacey abrams lost a hard-fought historic battle for governor due to the widespread voter suppression tactics as secretary of state and now georgia governor brian kemp. with just 17 short days until the presidential election, republicans in several states, cities, and counties are putting in overtime to suppress the vote yet again. in one of texas's most heavily populated counties, harris county, republicans have been fighting democratic efforts to increase polling locations. local election officials in florida are working with felony -- with rights for those with felony convictions and outstanding court debts and voter rolls, a move t

tiffany: asÍ es, siempre un placer estar con ustedes. encantan los viernes porque me invitan a este programa que no me lo pierdo. este domingo en aquÍ y ahora esta historia es una historia muy dramÁtica, de esta jovencita que cuando se muriÓ su mamÁ, ella pues quedÓ huÉrfana, porque el papÁ se le habÍa muerto aÑos atrÁs. y como en todas las familias, porque todas las familias escondemos algÚn secreto, hÉroe en el caso de ella era un secreto muy grande que se revelÓ, apareció su papÁ biolÓgico, de toda la vida el padre biolÓgico habÍa mantenido distancia por peticiÓn de la madre y al morir la madre pues el padre decidiÓ revelar el secreto. carolina: ¿cuÁl fue la reacciÓn de esta joven al ver que tenÍa una familia?

and gyms include grants tax breaks and additional funds for temporary layoffs was surely make or tiffany and the company that owns levy tall evi and h. are discussing new terms for a merger of the m h have been trying to get out of the deal with the luxury market struggling and we're going to make a new agreement could see the fund from acquire tiffani for $2.00 a share. now in the 2 months left to strike a trade deal between the european union and britain which has formally left the block at the beginning of the year as we know now it's not only businesses in the u.k. that are anxiously looking at the stalled negotiations the dutch speaking north of belgium for example is one of the most economically exposed e.u. regions to bragg's it including its fruit farmers. belgium's best seller the conference pair last year a total of $28000000.00 kilos of east where exported to the u.k. that's one out of every 12 belgian grown pairs so far it's been mostly business as usual for fruit growers but a hard break that could see things turned sour overnight of course our industry doesn't stand or fall

jewelry maker tiffany and the company that owns at louisville tahn l b m h are discussing new terms for their merger l b m h wanted to get out of the deal with the luxury market suffering under the pandemic a new agreement could see the french firm acquire tiffani for $2.00 less per share . now only 2 months left to strike a trade deal between the european union and britain which formally left the block at the start of the year it's not only businesses in the u.k. that are anxiously looking at the stalled negotiations the dutch speaking north of belgium is particularly vulnerable to price that economically as its fruit farmers know. belgium's best seller the conference pair last year a total of $28000000.00 kilos of these were exported to the u.k. that's one out of every 12 belgian grown pairs so far it's been mostly business as usual for fruit growers but a hard break that could see things turned sour overnight of course our industry doesn't stand or fall with the exports to one country but it's important and then the only change in the relationship however small it might be might dist

jewelry maker tiffany and the company that owns at louisville tahn l b m h r discussing u. turns for their merger l b m h wanted to get out of the deal with the luxury market suffering under the pandemic a new agreement could see the french firm acquire tiffani for $2.00 less per share . now only 2 months left to strike a trade deal between the european union and britain which formally left the block at the start of the year it's not only businesses in the u.k. that are anxiously looking at the stalled negotiations the dutch speaking north of belgium is particularly vulnerable to price that economically as its fruit farmers know. belgium's best seller the conference pair last year a total of $28000000.00 kilos of these were exported to the u.k. that's one out of every 12 belgian grown pairs so far it's been mostly business as usual for fruit growers but a hard break that could see things turned sour overnight of course our industry doesn't stand or fall with the exports to one country but it's important and then the only change in the relationship however small it might be

pete, you've owned it from the againing tiffany, you own it. do you feel like the bar, tiff, is so high that microsoft has to meet because of the stock prps and all the hype around these names? >> yeah, i definitely think that so microsoft does have access to enterprise spends. and in this new world that we live in, you know, where we're using microsoft teams, where, you know, so many people have office 360 and i'm definitely looking to see about the revenue growth for azure, they're just uniquely positioned. i don't think this is a situation where they have to, you know, crush earnings i'm just expecting some glimmers of hope and that's enough for me to hold the stock. i'm not necessarily a trader i'm a long-term investor so we own microsoft, we own it for a while. and then just kind of going forward just in general with these names and, including microsoft, i'm also looking for opportunities to buy so little dips, especially this week i'm looking for opportunities to get this as a better price i don't like it at this price point. i like thing

tiffany would win if they went to court but you never know so i sold my tiffany. the name of the game is risk-reward and it is no longer there at just under 130 bucks a share. sell tiffany >> mark it up 2 1/2%, down 4%. peleton has been undeterred. it is on my watch list >> guy >> meryl streep is a huge "fast money" fan can't do it without cb back to you. >> thanks for watching >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i am here to level the plain field for all investors there is always a bull market some where and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i am cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramer america. my job is not only to entertain but to put things in context call me or tweet me @jim cramer.

tiffany, lastly to you, adam in ontario. when is a good time to buy j&j >> now actually.at about 148 right now. the high is 157. had a little bit of a dip with that news yesterday but we own j&j for its consumer products and not necessarily the vaccine so i'd buy it now. >> keep your video questions coming as well we will play them on the air send them to askhalftime @cnbc.com. >>> the energy trade is coming back in futures. back in two minutes. >>> missioned a show, don't sweat it "the halftime report" has a podcast. market moving interviews, call of the day, unusual activity and, of course, ask halftime look for us on apple podcast or your favorite podcasting app and subscribe he hfte to talimpod today. before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. 20 associate cart pusher.urly the different positions i've had taught me how to be there for others. ♪ i started out as a cashier. i mean, the sky's the limit with walmart. it's all

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tiffany will pay its shareholders a dividend of $ 0.58 a share.nch government which has intervened. we had the two in court as well in the united states. let's look at samsung electronics, profit rising better than expected in the third quarter. by mobilephone shipments and because huawei has been stocking up on ships ahead of u.s. sanctions last month. pressure,er a bit of not just because we have a declining market, but also because samsung expects growth to fall in the current quarter on weakness demand for chips. reportings anz full-year profits down the most in more than a decade down to recession, which has swelled bad debt charges. 3.25 profits coming in at billion aussie dollars. it is shaping up to be a pretty egly season for thes australian banks during the country's first recession in 30 years or there abouts. haslinda: standard chartered is set to report earnings in a few minutes from now. analysts expect cuts to interest rates in asia. on the positive side, they expect low wealth provisions to be manageable in an economic forecast rem

. >> and donors like tiffany herbert in colorado springs get a chance to give. she's sewn many masks in more than 20 states. >> the pictures behind me. and the cards i get from people i send masks to. i face that when i sew. and that keeps me going. >> so there's 10 in there. >> tiffany applauds jessica's initiative. >> i'm just so proud of what she's done. >> so for an efficient way to match ppe donors to recipients, this week's award goes to jessica choi. >> and important note for volunteers and recipient. >> it is part of the million mask challenge. >>> coming up a final check of our weather and bay area fire danger. >>> and today on the drew barrymore show. and comedian bb robinson. plus, halloween decorating ideas. you can put some hollywood >>> the feud between santa clara and the voters heads to the ballot box. the mayor accusing the niners of pouring into races. >>> now, let's get one last check of weather with mary. >> well, michelle. tracking critical fire weather conditions, especially up in the higher elevations. mount diablo. 55-mile-per-hour wind g

jeweler tiffany for more than $80 billion.he french group will now pay $131.5 a share, down from $135 a share in the original deal. the first deal broke down in a dispute. lvmh cited looming u.s. tariffs on french products. tiffany took them to court. this has now eased and the acquisition is going ahead. lvmh, coming out of it with a discount of $425 million. moving now to the u.s., where the u.s. economy has grown at the fastest ever pace in the third quarter of this year. gdp was up 30 3.1% between july and september. that was mostly due to a record search in consumer spending. -- surge in consumer spending. the economy has recovered two thirds of the output lost earlier this year. this positive bounce does not actually tell the whole story. the virus is still rampant in the country. hundreds of thousands of people are still claiming unemployment benefits. on top of that, government data is drying up, with no new fiscal stimulus and site -- in sight. there are expectations the second recovery will be slower than the first.

tiffany's shares rose around 5% in new york. that brings us to a check on the day trading action.all street closed mixed. dow jones and nasdaq -- s&p and nasdaq managing some gains, dow jones down coming off its worst single session since early september. tech companies are set to be really in the spotlight wednesday as executives from google, facebook, and twitter will be answering questions about if they should be held accountable for misleading content posted by their users. the major european indices close lower as the number of coronavirus cases across the continent continues to rise. french gaming company ubisoft saw its shares up 4%. a chinese company set to break records with its stock market launched in hong kong and shanghai next week. it is majority owned by the country's richest man, jack ma. >> investors have been bitten by the aunt -- the ant bug. the company's ipo is set to become the largest ever, raising over 25 billion euros. >> we are betting that ant group will be able to grow at a very high pace in the future. >> it is the second brainchild of english teacher

my friend, congressman gosar, congressman molen, state party chair kelly ward, tiffany chin, and allwho have been with us every step of the way -- it is great to be back in the grand canyon state. but we are here for one reason and one reason only, and that is that arizona, and america, need for more years of -- four more years of donald trump in the white house. it's amazing to think that we are only four days away from a great victory all across arizona, and all across america, and the road to that victory goes straight to arizona. [applause] i came here today, because we freedom loving people of this great state to do just what you did in 2016. on november 23, we need arizona to show america that this is trump country. [cheers and applause] vp pence: so thank you all for coming out today. it is a real joy to be with you. it is. [crowd sound] and i want to thank some people in particular who are here. i am honored to be joined by the tribal leaders in arizona and all across america who are with us here today. give them all a round of applause, would you? [applause] especially one o

tiffany: asÍ es, gracias, carolina. es un tema muy complicado, porque lo estÁn haciendo en espaÑol. en el sur muchos son migrantes polÍticos como hablabas tÚ sobre la inmigraciÓn y los asilos polÍticos. muchas de estas campaÑas estÁn pues teniendo tierra fÉrtil en estos mensajes de miedo. los votantes-- hay que ser muy responsable. hay que estar pendientes. no hay que creer todo lo que leemos. hay demasiadas mentiras en las redes sociales. y hay que tener mucho cuidado. borja: ¿por quÉ crees que hay tanta desinformaciÓn en comparaciÓn con otras campaÑas? brevemente, nos quedan pocos segundos. tiffany: mucho tiene que ver la polarizaciÓn, entonces es tierra fÉrtil para todos estas teorÍas de conspiraciÓn y tambiÉn en la sociedad. todas estas teorÍas de temores. las campaÑas de miedo, los inmigrantes que son asesinos que cuidado los inmigrantes, las puertas abiertas, fronteras abiertas entonces son estas teorÍas y estas estrategias de comunicaciÓn que son muy peligrosas y en aquÍ y ahora vamos a tener mucho mÁs detalle. borja: gracias por haber estado con nosotros en tu "ediciÓn digit

tiffany, ventanas un poco cuÁles son los temas principales a los que se enfrentan estas minorÍas a laoder de alguna manera ser mÁs fácil impugnar o anular esos votos que van llegando por correo, hacerlo mucho mÁs fácil. eso de alguna manera todavÍa no se ha resuelto. llegaremos al dÍa de las elecciones y en algunos estados seguirÁn en las cortes. se ve complicado. borja: vamos a agradecer tifani roberts. si ustedes quieren ver este programa "aquÍ y ahora", recuerden este domingo por univision a las 7:00. imperdible sobre todo para esas minorÍas. muchÍsimas gracias. carolina: mucho mÁs aquÍ en tu "ediciÓn digital". un bebÉ reciÉn nacido da seÑales de vida despuÉs de haber estado durante horas en la morgue. tenemos un hombre de bien es aquel que viaja 4 horas en tren todos los días para desayunar con su familia. es quien dedica su vida a servir y no a servirse de los demás. un hombre de bien es aquel que no sostiene sus valores en una mano, sino que los demuestra con acciones. preocupándose por el bienestar de los más vulnerables. ese es joe biden. un hombre de bien. i'm joe biden and i

they said tiffany is not the high brand it was when proposing the takeover nearly one year ago. coca-co coca-cola's partners have approached its european partners over a $6.6 billion takeover they pointed to a prolonged recovery from the pandemic and an uncertain outlook over the next two years shares rose as much as 16% after the proposal was announced >>> the bank of england is mulling a proposal for banks to resume issuing dividends this year this is according to the times and a deal that would allow them to make payouts. major banks agreed to suspend payouts earlier this year vowing to pressure from the boe which imposed restrictions in april effectively banning the payouts. astrazeneca has been given the green light to resume. the pharma giant paused the trial in early september after a participant in the uk fell ill meanwhile johnson & johnson is set to resume its trial today after a patient in its trial also got sick. the vaccine did not cause the volunteer's illness it was determined >>> the u.s. sets another record in daily coronavirus cases, and another white house bre

congressional candidate tiffany shed. tiffany, you are leading in the poll. while mark, that's a long way. what a great career and that you are doing this is so great. thank you, tiffany. get out and vote for her. and a friend of mine, somebody that was great, she would have been -- she didn't have three or four people running at the same time. she would have been your sanitary. i hate to say it, she would have been your senator, a friend that is so loyal and strong, but in a good person, arizona g.o.p. share kelly ward. she has worked so hard. she is some warrior and fighter. they don't even understand it, okay. i don't even understand you sometimes, kelly. she doesn't give up, how are we doing, kelly? we are winning, we are winning, yeah, good, get out there. 15 days, kelly. don't sleep, don't go to bed, don't sleep, right? and sergeant jimmy chavez of the national troopers coalition. where is jimmy? jimmy, thank you for everything, jimmy. thank you for everything. and i was recently honored to receive the coalition's endorsement. and i want to thank you. y

lvmh and thing is tiffany, after it was on, off. opera oflike that soap a marriage breaking down and being revived by marriage counselors. it is amazing they are still buying and. about $400t was million. reporting doing some on bloomberg news outside the old nike store. it is a pop up for tiffany's as they blow up their iconic fifth avenue 57th street shop. you wonder what the french will do with tiffany's. it's going to be fascinating. in new york, i know on bond street is a different layout. icons arese luxury within literally two buildings of each other. it will be fascinating to see where they are after the pandemic. francine: same here, tom. here it is bond street, and we talk about that segmentation, different jewelry categories for different segments of the population. always a good it did to buy jewelry. tom: i thought schlumberger a was an oil company. that's how dumb i was. francine: more luxury throughout the day, and politics. let's get to first word news with ritika gupta. zeta hasurricane weakened to a tropical storm

. >> reporter: donors like tiffany in colorado springs gets a chance to give. she's shown them for more than 20 states. >> the pictures behind me and the cards that i get from people i send masks to, i face that when i sew and that keeps me going. >> yeah, so there's 10 in there. >> reporter: tiffany applauds jessica's initiative. >> i'm just so proud of her and what she's done. >> reporter: for developing an efficient way to match ppe donors to recipients, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to jessica choi. volunteers vet both the donors and recipients. the group is also part of the million mask challenge. >> great energy. good ideas. thank you, sharon. appreciate it. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award on- line at kpix.com/hero. >>> now at 6:00, a crackdown on late-night diners giving struggling restaurant owners indigestion. >>> the future of construction here in the bay area. new video how housing units can be built in under 24 hours. >>> i am ecstatic that the pope is supporting the lgbtq plus community. >> a day that many

it includes tax credits tax breaks and additional funds for temporary layoffs to really measure tiffany and the governing the that owns levy toll l.v. and h. are discussing new terms for a merger and h. wanted to get out of the deal with the luxury market suffering under the pandemic and new agreement could see the friend firm acquire tiffany for $2.00 less pair share league china is also being the 2022 winter olympics and hopes to create a nation of skiers by then 300000000 people will be drawn into winter sports according to government plans and hundreds of ski resorts and indoor ski parks are to help achieve the goal. these kids are part of china's crusade to create a nation of skiers by beijing's 2022 olympics the country is building a winter sports culture from scratch ski education is now part of the curriculum and many primary schools thousands of coaches have been trained to cultivate future medal winners. organs yeah i love skiing because falling on land hurts more than on snow but if i feel i had. analysts say china is driving the ski industry the growth in chinese skiers from

what is the case against tiffany if it is in the mall some we hated the mall for a while.l is making a comeback. >> a comeback. >> yes, it is. >> navistar, we have been covering them, trade in the unit of volkswagen wanted to buy that company, back and forth for quite some time, large shareholders on the form of carl icahn, trade around 16%. they all own the same. yesterday they hit the market with saying 43, take it or leave it, you have until 6:00 friday to decide. 6:00 p.m. friday you see what happened to that stock. crushed yesterday, down again today. there is talk about whether they're butting heads and one would take the deal and the other wouldn't i'm hearing they may not as far apart as far as being on the same page. with these personalities, do you hope to get to the finish line i'm not sure if navistar has put anything out in terms of a response i was told they might. i haven't checked. i forgot to do that. this guy, rachesky through the years, he's e doesn't lia guy that doesn't like to sell on navistar look at five year lions gate and five years l'oreal there

[applause] they put the name tiffany and the blue box tiffany tiffany.will take the tariffs off to the grocery them and steel industry. allowing them without consequence the one constant in bidens platform and surrenders whether china or cuba how about the deal they made with cuba how bad was that? i ended that that's why china and the far left are desperate for a biden win because he will surrender our jobs to china. china will only united states if that sleepy guy gets the position. okay? space bar forget about pennsylvania. your streets will be surrendered to the mob. the crime is at work are those super liberal democratic areas unlike sleepy joe biden i will never abandon the nation i will never abandon its values my goal is not to make friends in dc my goal is to fight for you and fight your families. [cheers and applause] in 2017 i probably signed a historic executive order to make an official government policy to buy american and higher american. [cheers and applause] my opponent has a plan to eliminate us borders by implementing catch and release

tiffany trump is now out there communicating. she's not heard from a lot.r in florida. it was a trump pride event at which she was making the case that her father is great for the lgbt community. she -- let's listen to just her do it. i'm going to let her do it. >> i know what my father believes in. prior to politics he supported gays, lesbians, the lgbqi a-plus community. it saddens me. i have friends of mine who reach out and they make up stories. how would you support your father. we know you. we know your best friends are gay. i say it's because my father has also supported all of you. >> jonathan, is that -- is that -- is that -- is that -- is that an effective pitch? i'm sorry. >> i mean, it might be to the dozen people in the room. no, it is not an effective pitch. it doesn't -- it didn't ring true because it's not true. the human rights campaign and other organizations -- you go to their websites, they keep a running tally of the rules, laws, regulations and other things that have been stripped away, undone, overturned by the trump administration th

yes tiffany. >> councilmember yu: thank you for your brief remarks. i had a question about the underground muni. i was curious if you were able to provide additional information as to the holdup of why it's probably not going to be until 2021 until the underground muni opens? >> yes. the short and brief explanation is that when we brought that rail on august 22nd, we had to -- we were running slow on the subways and we had service interruptions. that's because we discovered that when running normal service, we were having issues with overhead wire. there's been very detailed information on our website. basically it's part of the overhead wire, kind of splicer. ones we purchased are defective. we purchased and replaced them all over our system. we had to wait for shipments, we had to special order them and wait for them to get manufactured to our specification that we shipped from europe. we had to install them. all of those are the thing that add up to us not being able to bring back rail service for you until early next year or end of this year. >> c

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when i did my first presentation, which was on breakfast at tiffany's, i feared i had failed, but my professor took the time to talk to me and filled me with confidence about how well i had done and she became a mentor. when i graduated with my degree in english, she gave me truman capote's collected works as a gift. well i consider graduate studies in english, i decided my passion for words was better for deciphering statutes the novels. -- than novels. the justices for whom i clerked -- laurence silberman gave me my first job in the law. he was by my side during my seventh circuit hearing. he swore me in that my investiture and he is cheering me on from his living room now. i also clerked for justice scalia. students, iy law felt like i knew the justice before i ever met him because i had read so many of his colorful, accessible opinions. more than the style of his writing, though, it was the content of justice scalia's reasoning that shaped me. his judicial philosophy was straightforward. a judge must apply the law as it is written, not as he wishes it were. sometimes that approac

when i did my first presentation on "breakfast at tiffany's," i feared i had failed. but my professor filled me with confidence and became he a mentor. and when i graduated with a degree in english, she gave me truman capote's collected works. although i considered graduate studies in english, i decided my passion for words was better suited to deciphering statutes than novels. i was fortunate to have wonderful legal mentors, in particular, the judges for whom i clerked. the legendary judge laurence silberman of the d.c. circuit gave me my first job in the law , and he continues to teach me today. he was by my side during my seventh circuit hearing. he stormy and at my investiture. and he is cheering me on from his living room right now. i also clerked for justice scalia. and, like many law students, i felt like i knew the justice before i ever met him, because i had read so many of his colorful, accessible opinions. more than the style of his writing, though, it was the content of justice scalia's reasoning that shaped me. his judicial philosophy was straightforward

laura: lvmh and tiffany are in discussions to cut the price of their contested takeover deal.ources tell bloomberg tiffany is looking for 100 $32 a share, down from the original price of $135. tiffany will likely want to again.ee lvmh back out the luxury giant pulled out from the deal in september due to a request from the french government. aston martin is forging closer ties with dialer to survive the downturn in the auto industry. help thehe spends will carmaker bring hybrid and electric vehicles to the market. it will become a major shareholder without spending cash. aston martin is raising a total of 1.3 billion pounds through bond and stock offerings. credit suisse is starting a new advisory group to focus on mega deals. according to a memo seen by bloomberg, the asset will focus on high-priority banking clients to grow revenue and market share. plans to transfer some internally. that is your bloomberg bigs's flash. -- business flash. jonathan: we will wrap up earnings from this morning including deutsche bank beating estimates. with equity futures lower, good morning. y

lvmh has agreed to by tiffany at a reduced price of almost $16 billion.he conglomerate will get a discount from the original price. the agreement ends a year-long long saga involving a war of words, government intervention, and a lawsuit in the u.s. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ pres. trump: the governor did a good job. i don't know if you appreciate it, but he did a good job. you had a spike, and he did what he had to do, and your state is fully open. mr. biden: we've lost more than 220,000 lives to this virus already. this administration has given up. inathan: trump at a rally arizona, and biden in delaware, with just five days to go until the election wrapped up. let's get back to the thursday morning price action. it shapes up as follows. tuesday, wednesday, rough in europe. euro-dollar just about holding .nto a $1.17 handle the bond market unmoved. we can talk about that with our market purchase of its

i'm tiffany cross. let's be clear.is country, yet here we are with just over two weeks until the election and we're still in the middle of an ongoing battle to ensure every american has the power do so. now, the chief spreader of election information -- misinformation, that is, donald trump, held a rally in georgia friday night where just two years ago stacey abrams lost a hard-fought historic battle for governor due to the widespread voter suppression tactics as secretary of state and now georgia governor brian kemp. with just 17 short days until the presidential election, republicans in several states, cities, and counties are putting in overtime to suppress the vote yet again. in one of texas's most heavily

and another market watcher is sticking it with vastfastly tiffany mcgee from institutional investmentces at momentum, wearer of socks and apparently lululemon based on your tweet this morning which i will not comment on my sock status right now. you know, if you love a stock, you are supposed to buy it lower and sell it higher i know fastly disappointed, but maybe look to add positions today, buy on the weakness, right? i want a 30% discount if you like it. >> absolutely. how are you? good morning i do have my fuzzy socks on and my lulu. but yeah, this is like a perfect scenario where i like to buy things on sale and this is on sale on let's just kind of level set, you know, fastly is up 513% for the year that is stupid second only to zoom which is up about i think 648% for the year. these are stupid numbers and, you know, i don't love the news about teiktok, but i think that we have to consider really kind of putting more emphasis on the time that we're in right now. you know, and so what does fastly do? all these virtual events, all of these -- this new world that we all live in whe

does tiffany have of -- >> well, i think she's got a lot of morals.by. she's got marla's legs. we don't know whether or not she's got this part yet, but time will tell. >> by the way, your daughter -- >> she's beautiful. >> can i say this? a piece of [ bleep ]. >> if ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps i'd be dating her. >> so, you know, it is a weird thing that every time there's an attack on biden, it's a thing about trump. you know. what do you make of this -- these atmospherics going into tonight? >> first of all, it -- i guess a feeling that donald is desperate to let people know the truth about him, but he's also terrified. so he projects everything. it's really interesting but disturbing, of course, and as for this other thing, it's -- it's grotesque. let's just be clear about that. the idea that showing affection for your child somehow makes you a wimp or something, appropriate affection, because that's the picture we're talking about and that tweet was ratioed as it should have been, but it's okay to objectify your daughter in a way that is b

the money will be used to debt.nce existing tiffany and lvmh are set to be talking about lowering ther contested deal with seeking around 100 $32 a share as a compromise. tiffany wants a guarantee that lvmh will not back out of a revised agreement after lvmh said it could not complete the original one due to a request from the french government. the original deal was for 135 billion. about $16 shery: let's get a quick check of how markets are trading. . we are seeing qe stocks falling at the moment. down a little bit flat. but still, a three-week low given the losses we saw in the previous session. when it comes to the asx 200 futures under pressure. down .8%. they asx 200 has fallen for the past four sessions. today, watch out for australia's third quarter cpi numbers. expected to come in below the rba's 2% to 3% your target. we do have after 12 weeks of lockdown, the restrictions being eased in victoria. watch out for that. japanese futures under pressure. the japanese yen holding steady around the 104 level. we are headed to the thursday boj decision. kospi futures also down. we ha

tiffany's and lbmh could be close to a revised take overdeal valued at $130 a share for tiffany.t's up 9% today. >>> chinese tech giant ant group is set to be the biggest ipo and demand has been so massive that the company is close considering its order book in hong kong a day earlier than expected. more from beijing. eunice yoon joins us live. >> reporter: one day closer to source of the matter the ipo is oversubscribed. they say that the book close for institutional investors in hong kong is going to be moved up to wednesday instead of thursday. retail investors though can still subscribe until friday, and subscribe they are everyone here is so excited about this ipo up investors joked with me that like ants, the demand for the ipo is everywhere, so brokerages in hong kong have been giving a lot of leverage to investors there. in fact, small time investors have been buying stock with rp -- i'm herring that milledmen are getting 10% on trades in the first five days it of listing and then the lucky will numbers around this ipo are just feeding the frenzy 688 is a homophone in chi