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de blasio failed to gain traction with voters, even with democrats in new york city. >>> tim cook arriving this morning in new york city. apple's flagship store, he's there to celebrate the store's grand reopening as well as the launch of the new iphone 11. we have three of those versions of the iphone 11 right here on set. it is out today. >>> we have the phones here and we will get a review from one of our tech watchers. take a look at apple's stock this morning. it is now trading up a little bit. it could go much higher once we get details on what's in that phone. and stocks are going to be up modestly when the market opens in about 30 minutes. we have another positive development on trade which is sending stocks a little bit higher. 400 chinese-made products will be exempted from tariffs. this as deputy level trade talks get under way in d.c. this very hour. lot of news to go at on this friday morning. "varney & company" starting right now. david: breaking news. president trump getting ready to welcome the australian prime minister to the white house any moment now. blake burman is the

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. >>> today was really stay for apples iphone 11, this was the scene in new york as tim cook was greetedined up early for the newest device. here in the bay area it was a slightly smaller crowd compared to years past.>> still some people lined up overnight to be the first to get their hands on the new phone. we were there as the doors opened.>> 32, one. >> reporter: some people came out early this morning and somewhere here since 7 am on thursday. >> i'm feeling great. i love the phone and i'm glad i got to meet my little group of friends from all the years.>> reporter: the iphone 11 launching today, we spoke with third camera, more privacy features and extended battery life.>> is it worth waiting in line? >> yes it is fun i guess. >>> apple is already planning an update for the latest version of the operating system of the newest iphone because of a flaw, it was released yesterday but back in july a cyber security researcher contacted apple to let them know hackers could easily access contacts. which allows anyone with physical access to the phone to bypass the passcode lock and face id

that matches this to my mind and it's from bill dudley former head of the new york fed started in 2009 after tim geithner left until 2016 and before that he was with goldman sachs for about 2025 years the fed shouldn't enable donald trump you know trump isn't a trade war and that's why bill dudley responded to this it's like this trade war with china is crazy we shouldn't cut rates in fact we should raise rates if anything he's almost suggesting anything to get rid of trump like we should overthrow the guy well trump's new trade war tool might just be antique china debt collectors of pre communist debt are lobbying the white house to force beijing to pay up president donald trump's next move in an increasingly fraught trade war with china could be one for the history books literally the trumpet ministration has been studying the unlikely prospect of reviving centuries old claims and chinese bonds sold before the founding of the communist people's republic this was a 1911 and it was used to fund the construction of a rail line between han crew and shows you won and once the communist revolution h

.>>> tim cook greeted customers in new york city today, hundreds of people lined up to buy the new iphone releases at the flagship store. we talked to the first person in line. >> reporter: today is the day that the iphone launches, you can see there are still people in line a lot of these people already waiting in line to go inside and earlier this morning the doors opened, take a look at how that went. some of them camped this morning, some of them have been here since 7 am thursday.>> i love the phone and i'm glad i got to meet my little group of friends from all of the years.>> reporter: all three launching today and we spoke with customers, a lot of them are excited about the privacy features and extended battery life.>> is it worth waiting in line? >> yes. >> reporter: he was there for the reopening of a remodeled store in new york city, they coincided that with the launch so people did not get to see him today but they said that's okay they are related to sears the they can take a look. if you're looking to buy an iphone 11 it will cost you about $700. >>> a day of climate action a

that matches this to my mind and it's from bill dudley former head of the new york fed started in 2009 after tim geithner left until 2016 and before that he was with goldman sachs for about 2025 years the fed shouldn't enable donald trump you know trump isn't a trade war and that's why bill dudley responded to this it's like this trade war with china is crazy we shouldn't cut rates in fact we should raise rates if anything he's almost suggesting anything to get rid of trump like we should overthrow the guy well trump's new trade work tool might just be antique china debt collectors of pre communist debt are lobbying the white house to force beijing to pay up president donald trump's next move in an increasingly fraught trade war we're china could be one for the history books literally the trumpet ministration has been studying the unlikely prospect of reviving centuries old claims on chinese bonds sold before the founding of the communist people's republic this was a 1911 and it was used to fund the construction of a rail line between cancun and shows you won and once the communist revolution ha

take a look at new video we got from new york city, just a few hours ago, this is ceo tim cook in newn see him shaking hands with the crowd there. apple times the reopening of that new york city store with the iphone launch today. that means he will not be here in palo alto like he usually is. it's sort of a tradition around here. some people are disappointed. they are not here for 10, they are here for the new iphone 11 pro. like one man we spoke to tim stanley, and his dog. >> it has three cameras, what more can you say? i have to have three cameras. >> reporter: what you think of the new iphone 11? >> reporter: he did not look excited, but that:was excited. the iphone 11 will cost you around $700. the iphone 11 pro, and promax will put you in the $1000 range. a lot of people are looking forward to the new privacy features, that extra third camera on the back of the pro, and promax. there will also be some extra battery life. a lot of people are excited for this one. here is another live look at the line this morning. you can see it stretching down the block. it is not wrap around t

. >>> tim cook greeting apple fans at the store here in new york. we're looking at reopened flagship store. we're live on the scene later in the hour. melissa: fox business team coverage keeping track of today's coverage. blake burman live at white house. gerri willis on the floor at the new york stock exchange. phil flynn is watching oil and bold gold from the cme in chicago and edward lawrence from the newsroom. reporter: it was deputy level chinese negotiators, canceling or not going a trip to u.s. farms got the market turning down. one thing to keep in mind all of this, this is deputy level negotiators below the principals. nonetheless, market moving. meetings as you can see here, the meetings took place in washington, d.c. between the u.s. and chinese negotiators. a extra field trip to points well beyond the beltway that won't materialize and caught attention of some. here in the white house, president trump mentioned how talks will resume with china in the coming weeks as the principals are scheduled to meet at the beginning of next month. the

. >>> meantime, apple ceo tim cook is out in california made an appearance at the fifth avenue store in new yorkhell solomon is there >> reporter: normally we would see tim cook on the west coast for the first day of sales this morning we saw him here, arrived at 7:30, the fifth avenue store, major location for the company. arrived at 7:30 to about 300 customers, adoring fans, applauding, cheering, giving him high fives, taking selfies with him. once the doors open at 8:00, high fives continued, cheers continued, a big celebration here the first person that got here in line, 1:00 yesterday afternoon. he tells me that he wanted to get the 11 promax. some tell me they slept here, others stayed awake all night. a lot of tired folks this morning. gone perhaps are days when people waited for days to get their hands on the first iphones. we know now iphone, apple has streamlined this process you can preorder the phone, have it shipped, arrive same day it is available in stores, preorder and physically pick it up from a store. apple says the lines and crowds out here should not be indicative of demand

and if you like vinyl, there's a place in new york that will definitely hit the right note. the bbc‘s tim there are record collections. this is the archive of contemporary music, what claims to be the largest collection of popular music in the world. bob george began the archive in 1985 world. bob george began the archive in1985 in world. bob george began the archive in 1985 in manhattan's tribeca neighbourhood, when the rents were cheap. although he was a little relu cta nt to cheap. although he was a little reluctant to begin with. after a couple of years i had 117,000 records. then i wanted to give them away. but no—one was really interested because they were mostly reggae, punk, experimental music. and hip—hop. # freak out! the collection consists of around 3 million recordings, more than 20 million songs. spanning the range of pop, rock, funk, country, hip—hop, to name but a few. and this isa hip—hop, to name but a few. and this is a collection that is only getting bigger and bigger. we just said yes, yes, yes to everything, and that's a problem, because people keep dropping stuff. p

tim cook is not going to be here. he's in new yorkthey launched another store, so he's at that opening this morning. hopefully we'll get that video. if you're interested in the iphone 11, he have the pro and max. the 11 is about $700, pro and pro max in the thousand dollars range. they say they have stepped up the privacy features, and you can let them know whether or not you want them to know your location. . >> i'm taking a picture. >> it's interesting, like most of the people said they wanted to be there for the excitement. is anybody there for the camera or new features? >> reporter: we have one man in line who said he really enjoys all the features of the iphone. actually he's the first in line and he's an apple fanatic. they call him the apple king. he's right over there. wave to the camera, sir. he's the first one in line. they want to know you're looking at. >> i'm looking forward to the camera. there have been several articles about our apple is becoming a camera company, putting so much r & d into the cameras. you have the c

and if you like vinyl, there's a place in new york that will definitely hit the right note. the bbc‘s timhere are record collections. this is the archive of contemporary music — what claims to be the largest collection of popular music in the world. bob george began the archive in 1985 in manhattan's tribeca neighbourhood, where the rents were cheap. although he was a little reluctant to begin with. after a couple of years i had a7,000 records. then i wanted to give them away. but no—one was really interested because they were mostly reggae, punk, experimental music. and hip—hop. # 0h, freak out! the collection consists of around 3 million recordings, more than 20 million songs. spanning the range of pop, rock, funk, country, hip—hop, to name but a few. and this is a collection that is only getting bigger and bigger. we just said yes, yes, yes to everything, and that's a problem, because people keep dropping stuff. people don't have space in new york. that's great. space is so expensive. we are getting more and more every year. the most obscure trucks can be found in this treasure trove o

hoping to see tim cook here, who sometimes shows up on launch day here at this store, but we now have video proof that he will not be here. take a look. he just made an appearance in new york at the grand hoping of the 5th avenue store there. so, tim cook on the other side of the country this morning. that that store opening right now. it's 8:00. it should be opening speak. the phone is in release around the world already. we have video of people in australia and china getting their phones. lines forming around the world, even though it's not necessary. you do not have to wait in line for the iphone 11. you can order it online and have it delivered for you. you can go for in-store pick up but apple fans still do it. we asked this morning why. people say they enjoy the tradition. >> i do this for the experience of camping out and there's actually been -- there's four people in line this year that i've met over the last five years camping out. a few people came by last night to say hi.hi.hi. >> he doesn't even live here anymore. he now lives in dallas, but he flew back to be here for this launch. so that is how dedicated these people are. look at this live picture now. the s

to celebrate tim cook visited an apple store in new york to the delight of many fans out there.he was taking lots of photos as well. maybe with the new camera. >> better not have a samsung. >> right. no kidding. >> i guess they were saying the new thing will be the slowfie. >>> our forecast is looking good but warmer for the inland areas, reach the low 90s and then some mid-90s tomorrow. we will have even hotter weather in the forecast and the valleys by early next week so keep checking in for updates on that. san francisco more sunshine and highs in the mid-70s from now through the first day of fall. >> first day of fall, wow. >> that's on monday. >>> another ongoing problem in the tri-valley? >> take a slowfy there, actually don't if you're driving. toward the map, everywhere except for the tri-valley looks great and only 580, which is still bogging down, because of that dump truck that's blocking your slow lane. they need a strong tow truck to clear that, was supposed to get there at 6:30, still probably stuck in traffic getting there. the rest of the bay, standard friday. >>

. >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's time squares s in "fast money." i'm membersa had traders tim syria. steve grasso guy adam judgy and joined by jeff mills chief investment offers at grid more trust. the new twist taking down the markets new reports the trump administration considering blocking u.s. investment in china. that includes possibly delisting all chinese stocks from u.s. exchanges. those headlines sending stocks sharply lower today. let's get the latest on the developing story eamon javers live at the kwhous with the details eamon. >> that's right. i'm told that those headlines that crossed earlier today, those are accurate headlines that's what got the market's attention. they are considered o considering some measures behind the scenes here at the white house to stop u.s. investors being able to invest in chinese companies in one way shape or form or another. but they're very early on in those conversations is my understanding. and there is no time line at this point for any fundamental decision all of in framed in the guise of investor protection. the idea is there

tim cook. we know he won't be here. he's in new yorkof apple's 5th avenue store. that store is now open. the phone has been released in most parts of the world by now. we have video of people in china getting their phones. there were still lines all around the world. people doing what they can to be the first to get the iphone 11. >> this is the 12th year i've done this. >> wow. can you help those at home wondering why, when you can order it online and have it in the store ready to pick up or delivered, why do you do this? >> the experience of meeting people. that's the only reason. >> they were still trying to hide the phone in palo alto. they had a curtain up covering the store window so customers would get the unveiling experience. now the curtain is gone. staff is gathering. so they are getting ready for this 8:00 a.m. opening. the employees will applaud when everyone goes in. that's part of the whole experience. that's what people come here for. reporting live in palo alto, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> will you get in the back of

. >> reporter: and tim cook won't be here like he's been in years past. he's in new york city.feel about that? >> i would love him to be here but i understand the unveiling of the new new york store. >> reporter: if you're looking for the iphone 11, pro or max, the11 is around $700 and the others are around $1,100. there's data, privacy measures, an option where you can choose a fake relay e-mail address so you deponent have to give your e-mail to your apps. there's also a new third camera on the back of the phone, and if you love to take photos, they have a wide angle lens. the display is even better than years past, so a lot of excitement around these phones. these are employees, keeping it tight and locked. hello. they will not open until 8:00 but we'll be here of course to capture it. >> thank you so much, pretty exciting there. >>> people around the the world are taking part in a global climate strike. a group of students will demonstrate outside nancy pelosi's san francisco offices. this comes just before the united nations climate action summit monday in new york. berkel

cheryl: apple's new iphone hitting stores today as ceo tim cookies going to unveil the company's new 24 hour flagship store here in new yorkng to be just a few hours from now. we've got all the details for you and why you might want to hold off before you pick up one of those phones. lauren: worries over the economy hitting voters. u.s.-china trade talks continue after a top advisor says tariffs could soon double. cheryl: it seems like we've been talking about

we have traders at the new york stock exchange, the cme group and the nymex. tim anderson, let's go to you first. i ask you that question, a lot of momentum over the last several weeks. where do we go from here? what's the next trade headline, is it the fed next week? what's going to impact these markets? >> we have had a very strong move this week after this bond bubble we were in the last ten days of august seems to have burst. tremendous mutual fund flows into equities and out of bonds funds, very hard to pinpoint when the major averages might hit new highs. but it certainly feels like we're going there. if not next week or the week after that, then certainly sometime early in the fourth quarter. ashley: interesting. chris robinson, for awhile there, all we focused on was the inverted yield curve. the ten-year treasury now up to a staggering 1.84% or thereabouts. does that mean that these fears of recession are now way on the back burner? >> well, the stock market rallied 2200 points in 12 days, 9% in 12 days. the s&p, over 200 points in 12 days. i think what h

. >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square, this is "fast money" i'm million. your traders on the desk are tim seymour, bryn kelly, dan nathan and guy adami. is there trouble brewing in ipo land why this year's most highly anticipated debut may pull the plug on going public beyond meat getting grilled. we'll hear from the man who made the call later, the big battle between netflix and disney what netflix needs to do to come out on top of the streaming wars the s&p 500 now is just over 1.5% away from a new all-time high look at some of this week's standouts, semis surging more than 4% for their best week in about two months retail rocking, gaining 3% on the week, and one stock in the front lines of the trade war, caterpillar, pulling back for a gain of just over 3% trade optimism seems to be back but is it enough to sustain the rally? guy. >> you find yourself sometimes like the salmon swimming up streams. >> there's an "l" in there. >> thank you i feel as if i am one now. i am swilling upstream and it feels futile, but i will stick to my gun. i still think the headwinds are out there, and i th

. >>> and live from nasdaq market site overlook new york times square money i'm i'm tyler mathen in tonight on friday for melissa lee. traders are tim seymour, dan nathan appear steve grasso jefferiry mills. welcome good to have you with us. >> thanks, tyler. >> the big show, the drama goldman and its credit ka card partner apple, arguing over television pricing apple tv that is goldman seeing a 26%downside for the stock. apple doesn't like it not one bit. that company fired back in a state at cnbc and the desk will play judge judy and we will rule on who is right and not. and then cashing in on regional banks, the best week in almost three years. but the kre is still underperforming the market broadly. the traders check the sector balance. in case you didn't notice it's indeed friday the 13th. >> oh, no. >> yes,s it. >> scary. >> are you feeling lucky unlucky. >> clint eastwood. >> always feeling lucky. >> roll that 44 magnum right now the only thing unluckier than broken miles an hour mirrors and walking under ledders is the big familiar name chipotle, alta all trailing are they bargains? let's talk about the market this woke thre

and there is usually a tradition of having tim cook here for the opening of the doors but he is in new york today. he was there for the reopening of a remodeled store in new york city. they coincided that with the launch of iphone 11. people didn't get to see him today. they said that's okay, they are just here for the phones. you can take a look at the customers inside the store today. if you are looking to buy an iphone 11, it will cost you around $700. the pro and the pro max will get you in the thousand dollars range. cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and apple is already planning an update to the current system. ios13 was launched but hackers can easily access. apple confirmed the flaw would be fixed in the next version of its operating system. ios13.1 due to be released tuesday. >>> if you pick up the new phone, test out the camera rosemary because it is just a picture perfect day. >> absolutely. nice view of san francisco as we get a little closer to sunset. we take a look over san francisco. toward the north, the golden gate bridge. a lot of blue sky. we have temperature ins the

ceo tim cook surprising some of the people camped out at the apple store in new york city this morningnew iphone 11 promises a longer battery life, and the pro model has that now infamous three-lens camera that can shoot the so-called slofie. >> that's what i need. >> the slofie. >> the slofie. apparently it's infamous. i just found out about it today. >> if you don't have a slofie in your life -- >> we need one. >>> we're following so many other big stories this morning. take a look at this. a midair scare. a plane dropping 30,000 feet in minutes. this is a wild story. the passengers on that terrifying ride now speaking out. >>> new trouble for nfl star antonio brown. nike dropping its sponsorship as he faces that sexual assault allegation. we'll tell you what he told reporters overnight. >>> first, let's head back over to ginger. >> and no, my friends, these are not pictures from houston, but instead mobile, alabama. they had their own tropical moisture hitting a front down there, at least 30 water rescues, more than seven inches of rain reported and now we have severe storms and fla

folks are lining up to see them including new york city where the world's largest apple store was officially opened today. timrs. the head of apple. so what does my neat and nifty panelists think? let's go to -- a little long there. anyway, i've got "your world" audio technicians here with us and mike gunsleman here with and brooke rogers. are you into this? >> apple is like the ex that says everything will be better but it's not. i don't think this version is much better than the last version that you spent $1,000. it's not going to fill the void in your soul. just stop buying them every time they come out. >> neil: neat cameras? >> i agree. i'm over the iphone. like in the past, they were a desire and necessity to get the new iphone. i feel like this year, the allure of it has been greatly diminished. >> neil: how do you explain -- >> you get the diehard tech geeks and the apple nerds -- >> you can get road kill and put the apple logo and people will guy it. it's amazing. i can call people and talk to my mom. >> the stock was down today. >> it's had an amazing tear. >> but they do seem like a lot of bait an

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cheryl: apple's new iphone hitting stores today as ceo tim cookies going to unveil the company's new 24 hour flagship store here in new york. that's going to be just a few hours from now. we've got all the details for you and why you might want to hold off before you pick up one of those phones. lauren: worries over the economy hitting voters. u.s.-china trade talks continue after a top advisor says tariffs could soon double. cheryl: it seems like we've been talking about tariffs a lot lately. well, we have. but now you may soon be wearing them. yeah. it is friday, it is september 20th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ rise up this morning. ♪ with the rising sun. ♪ three little birds. ♪ are by my doorstep. ♪ singing sweet songs. ♪ of melodies pure and true. ♪ saying this is my message to you. ♪ cheryl: welcome to "fbn: a.m.." good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: one of my favorite songs. good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: let's take a look at how your money is moving. we've got green a arrows this morning, dow up 33, s&p up 3 and a quarter, nasdaq up 15 and-a-half. all eyes on lower level chough trade talks i

tim cook greeting customers this morning. usually he's at palo alto, but this morning in new york at the reopgth apple store on 5th avenue.ing to cost you 700 bucks. the pro will cost 1,000 bucks. >> twitter suspended over 10,000 accounts. company says those accounts were fake and spreading political misinformation. the accounts tweeted about issues at each of those regions to investigate -- instigate, pardon me, a negative response. a big day for graduates who signed on to protect and serve. san jose police department welcomed new officers today. they held a ceremony for those who finished the program. 8 women have come from the military, 8 from outof state, and not only that, the graduates speak 7 different languages between them including french, russian, and cambodian. >>> up next at 6:30, flipping the script, attacking the whistle blower. president trump refutes the claims his conversations with foreign leaders were inappropriate. >>> out of the classroom on to the streets, thousands of students in san francisco and many more around the world calling for action on climate change. we'll show you. >>> the 0 for their h

. >>> live from the nasdaq market site over look new york city's times square this is "fast money" i'm melissa le traders are tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan and steve grasso feeling the burn investoring slamming the brakes on peloton as it debuts. is the ipo market showing signs of cracking we din are dig in we have the earnings alert on micron moving lower after earnings alert we're we break down the headlines. beyond loving it micky d's sinking teeth in the meetless craze we have all the juicy details. >> dw you write that. >> i wishdy. we begin with a teching wreck on wall street. the fang stocks stumbling, all posting big big losses the past few days is this fang-free fall taking down the broader market tim? >> some cht frank free fall is something i think we saw three to six months ago. clearly with the regulatory headlines on doj in june big moves facebook and google have had a tough time getting out of their own way amazon got back up to all-time high has not exceeded that i'll let the chartist tack about that but when you think about the market for the last month and four or five months yes we s

. >> finally, apple ceo tim cook highlighted the phenomenal demand for their air pods. but we keep losing them. the new yorkbway authority had to retrieve 20 air pods per month for riders. too many people are jumping down on the tracks to get their air pod back might be a good sign for apple since they face tariffs. but there needs to be a better way to retrieve them. >> i didn't realize what a brilliant product it was until i started losing them. then you realize, okay first you don't buy them because they'll fall out of the ear. by the way, you'll be addicted i'm on pair number four. i will never go without them they're fantastic. >> like golfers lose golf balls. people who wear airpods lose those. the first time i saw my dad with his airpods he felt so cool and hip. we were going out to lunch when he picked me up from the airport and lost one in the parking lot. i get this story >> airpods are the dumbest looking thing ever like something is dripping out of your ear point them up. at least then they have character to them. pointing down, looks ridiculous. >> should apple give people discounted replacemen

tim ryan, are you going to be at the next debate?" "no, man, i'm going to be opening for cardi "b." beo stage like, new yorknoise if you like student alone deferments." >> mcdonald's plans to speed up the drive-through. it acquired apprente. it specializes in conversationation voice-based technology. it understands different accents and mcdonald's expects to allow more accurate ordering through the drive-through. >> trevor: yes, mcdonald's is going to use computers to take our orders at the drive-through because they say a.i. will be more efficient. honestly, i don't know how i feel about a robot at the drive-through. what are you going to explain. i want to see the manager. and the terminator comes out. is there a problem here? no, sir, i wanted this roach in my fries. but i do appreciate mcdonald's trying to speed up service for people with accents. that's a cool thing. the thing is i don't think accents were the problem at the drive-through. you know what's slowing it down. it's the picky assholes who slow down things. "can i get a number one with no. drinks and no fries. and instead of burger get the ch

. >>> live in the nasdaq market site overlook new york city times square this is "fast money. i'm melissa lee. traders are tim seymour guy adami. u.s. home building surging to 12-year high but with uncertainty gripping the markets and recession looming could the proverbial wolf blow the house down roku sliding 14% today we explain the plot twist, the screaming wars the fed cutting rates by a quarter point with the members divided on further action this year despite passionately opposing opinions internally and externally the markets ended mixed on the day. did chairman jay powell thread the needle. >> thread the needle let's put it this way. when he opened the door to another round of quantitative -- dsh another round of getting the balance sheet back up to where it was, to me that was the reason why the market, the dow went down 170 to base cheh unchanged on the day in that regard maybe he said what the market needed to hear in terms of myself, you know, sometimes you have to be -- you have to be confident in views. but there is a fine line between confident and dog mattic i've been bearish month and a half

extraordinary story joins our conversation now, from "the new york times" national security reporter julian barnes. here with us at the table, tim o buyon, executive editor for "bloomberg opinion." julian, it would appear that vladimir putin has also corroborated this asset's assessment by saying, when of coursed i bloelieve by an amerin reporter, who he favored, he said donald trump. this was an incredible and valuable cia asset? >> that's right. it has been very important to that central conclusion. of course, the intelligence community has multiple sources. they don't have a high-confidence assessment or conclusion without multiple sources, but it is hard to get a the thinking and strategies of putin, and anybody who has, you know, access to that is sometimes in meetings with putin, sometimes sees putin's work product. that's very valuable to the cia. to get an early warning, if you would, on what putin's up to. >> frank figliuzzi, i want to read you more of julian and his colleagues' reporting. "the informant's information was so delicate and the need to protect the source's identity so important that the cia director at the

congress and john delaney had planned to be in new york for appearances and interviews and ohio congressman timyan expected to speak at an event in new hampshire. senator mike bennett has an event scheduled throughout yesterday in iowa and also campaigning in iowa yesterday was tulsi gabbard. and afor the first hour half, we will take your calls on the debate. (202) 748-8000 four democrats. for republicans. (202) 748-8002 for independents. in long villa on the democrats line. go ahead. ander: you work for years or put 200 and $300 a month more into the social security program. once you get your social security come of 31 years of working, they give me $900 a month. how am i supposed to live and exist on $900 a month after the thousands of dollars i have put in there? host: which of the candidates are addressing that issue for you? caller: none of them are addressing that issue. me and my wife both worked for over 30 years. when she passes away, her social security is gone and i have to get social security for which everyone makes the most. social security is not doing anything for people. you g

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allergy relief david: it is a big day for apple and ceo tim cook as new iphones hit the shelves and doors are open at its flagship store in new york kristina partsinevelos. what's the foot traffic like? >> oh, the foot traffic is definitely picked up. there was a little bit of a lull -- when i say lull, i mean there were still hundreds of people, but before you saw this entire place packed. it's still packed. it seems like everybody after work is lining up to get the latest iphone 11. if you were here really early, tim cook surprised everybody this morning, took some selfies and shook some hands. i was able to speak to one person who bought the phone. it happened to be an israeli ambassador to brazil. listen to his comments on why he bought it. >> everything is in the phone now. [inaudible]. >> overall, though, i would have to say a lot of people have been commenting about the camera quality. i'm not lying when i say that the number of people that have stood in front of here and took instagram pictures or social media pictures posing with the new cube which this store has been renovated for the past few years, so it was a big unve

tim. story this morning in the "new york times," back to stateside news. man chen won't run for governor choosing to remain in the senate. he announced on tuesday he wouldn't run for governor in his home state of west virginia ending the speculation of one of the few democrats and bringing relief to the party leaders that republicans would win his seat if he stepped down. it hear from bill, bethany, oklahoma. hi. caller: how you doing, man. host: fine, thank you. caller: you're never going to vercome religious beliefs. it his lam -- islam. you are never going to overcome that. that's why they'll as you fight and do war against us and them. you can't overcome religious belief. host: would you think -- when you say religious beliefs, do you believe that when the u.s. forces leave that the country of afghanistan will go back to being controlled by the taliban and very much dominate their religious beliefs? caller: of course, yeah. yeah. it's a difference just religious belief is just so ingrained in people. they can't change. they are going to fight and kill.

tim cook greeted customers about an hour ago, in new york city.hey reopened the flag ship store, open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. katy huberty saying the demand trajectory is improving. risk to the upside >> i have to tell you, the crazy thing here, i interviewed david taylor yesterday, ceo of procter & gamble where is the strength? where has it been growing? china. starbucks. spoke to kevin johnson recently, in preparation to go out to the annual meeting, where is the acceleration china. yum china. where is the acceleration? in china but apple, preorders what is this now apple lowered the price, very value conscious in china. >> that's where analysts say the real demand is coming from. >> if you think about, if the chinese hated us, you would see the people, you would see a decline in starbucks, decline in p&g, 10% growth in china, 10% growth, i find that amazing. >> reuters had pictures of the shanghai store this morning. i'm going to read here from the headline beijing and shanghai the store short queues of diehard fans contrasting with th

york stock exchange and the cme. i mark the dow jones industrials right now down 275. timonger dollar. the u.s. dollar has certainly been quite muscular, and when you have problems in the european union and, obviously, the united kingdom, that only strengthens the greenback, which the president doesn't like. what does it mean for stocks? >> well, clearly, the whole brexit issue just brings a whole other issue of uncertainty in addition to trade and in addition to a couple of other issues going on. and, of course, there's nothing that the market hates more than uncertainty. so i think that boris johnson is highly motivated to execute on brexit one way or another by october 31st because i just think that the constituency e in britain would just find it totally unpalatable for another delay. and he is going to do anything he possibly can to avoid the wrath of the public in the u.k. having them go through another delay like they did numerous times under theresa may. not only he, but i think other people in his party see their big concern is that would just open the door for th

york mellon. scharf set to take over on october 21st. more than six months after former world ceo tim sloan's surprising departure. there you have it. charles scharf taking over at wells. wfc shares topping the s&p 500, as you can see, up 3.5% on that news. bny finding itself at the other end, down as we head into the close. just turning around just a little bit. bny now essentially flat on the day. although no shortage of drama in the startup market, that is for sure. from wework to peloton to the backlash threatening the entire vaping industry, the man who helped mentor grub hub is going to be here next on the dos and don'ts of growing a startup company. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums with tums smoothies. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. soun

and coming up here, senator tim kaine joins us from the armed services committee >>> bright lights, big city. elizabeth warren drawing a hauj cro huge crowd to her new york rally. >> corruption has taken over our government and we are running out of time. we must root it out and return our democracy to the people. and yes, i got a plan for that >>> and white house confidential in an unprecedented move, the trump administration severely limits the testimony of his former campaign manager even though corey lewandowski never worked in the white house, on the eve of today's first impeachment hearing. >> corey lewandowski, we expect, we hope he doesn't lie under oath he simply has to say "yes" and "true" to the facts in the mueller report and that itself will be very damning. >>> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington where speaker nancy pelosi is demanding a briefing for all house members on the saudi attack and any military plans that may take place as congressional democrats warn the white house that it does not have constitutional authority to take action against iran on behalf of the saudis three people familiar with american intellige