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way tothere's no other imagine today's share price movement other than the fact that this up until todayas a penny stock. i guess it must be trading above one pounds now. people are really interested in what he allegedly said over the weekend. chilcote, it is still behaving like a penny stock. let's bring in trevor. he helps manage 83.4 billion pounds in assets. we're also june by javier. gentlemen, deep breath. glencore. javier, we kind of have no news over the weekend, then we have this ridiculous surge in hong kong. before we get to london, what happened in hong kong trading? stock forvery liquid hong kong. the volume was gigantic. it was 5 million shares. in our regular day in london, we do about 250 million shares. there has been this talk about whether glass and bark is ready to start the company. i think that what he's saying is, if someone comes to put on the table a high price for the business, sure. example, if you were to offer me -- do i want to sell my flat in london? absolutely not. if you offer me 30 million pounds, it's yours. is he about to sell glencore? i don't think s

with us, harrison ford is here. [ cheers and applause ] princess leia and harrison ford willll be tother. i hope he's able to keep his hands off me. harrison ford surprisingly is into halloween. these are some of the costumes he's worn over the years. there he is as kobe bryant. han solo holding a red solo cup. here he is dressed as a nun. and a nerd. and a rock star with his wife calista. and my personal favorite, he and calista went as hip peas. hippies. she's the hippie, he's the peas. harrison loves halloween or kekeeps losg bets with his wife, i'm not sure. last night in colorado the republican candidates for president gathered to debate. it w the most-watched program in cnbc history. more than 5,000 people wated this thing last night on cnbc. mostly to get ideas for halloween costumes. this was the third installment of the republican debate series. "the return of the jeb-i" if you will. jeb bush has been trailing in the polls by a pretty wide margin. boy last night he really cane >> you find a democrat that's for cutting spending by ten dollars, i'll give them a warm kiss. >> jimmy

we'll show you a closeup shot of a moututh and tother as a group belongs to a hipster or what said hasidic. let's play. whato you think? hipster? most of the crowd says hipster. let's find out. >> i'm hasidic. >> jimmy: all right. we're 0 for 1. next? hipster? i'm hearing mostly hipster. and the answer is? hasidic. all right. let's try another one. all rit, a lot of hair there. what do you think? we're saying hipster? all right. which is it? it is -- >> hipster. >> jimmy: what up? who else do we have out there? this is -- this is tough. there's just no way to know on this one. that's what makes the game worth it, really. let's see. hipster? >> danny but my friends call me young god. >> jimmy: oh. well, i'll stick with calling you nny, then. next? everyone says hasidic. he is? >> i'm kind of both. >> jimmy: oh! he jt made a new thing. we have next -- a cigarette in there. all right, we're split on thisis one too. he is -- >> hasidic. >> jimmy: he smokes salmon and cigarettes. next up -- hipster, hasidic? >> i make orders, make the organananite, crystals. get your chalkkras aligned, baby. >>

trying tother people deny them. louisiana will have the democratic arm of the party. this, three of the greatest of the 14th amendment cases emerge. this question -- you said earlier that justice campbell argued in the slaughterhouse cases and i may have misunderstood you about how many justices did that. my recollection is one argued a case before the supreme court. he represented puerto rico in a case before the supreme court and he may have died right before the decision was handed down. am i correct? paul: i think you may be correct. i think he was the last example of somebody stepping down from the court and not serving as a senior justice. justices nothe longer serve on the supreme court but they still are article three jurists and still sit from time to time on the court of appeals. it's been a while since we had a justice who not only steps down but is retired from article three entirely. host: if you are new to the l-inn experience -- cal we don't answer your call until red before the air so please keep calling. we had about an hour ahead of us. period an int

tothere are lots of ways play the market.ual funds is the long market. >> before you continue, the volatility we have seen is because of etf's? youren the bulk of investor universe is fast twitch, there is daily liquidity or weekly or monthly, then fund flows tend to dictate. trip -- very technically driven. when they start flowing negative, if you added up on the last few years, the aggregate size has doubled since pre-crisis. ofler inventories, because all the reasons we have been talking about this hour, have gone down. think what happens when that starts happening. >> if we truly get another divergence in liquidity like we did august 24, we saw the high-yield market crack, what if it gets worse than that? are we going to look at etf's like we did six points ago? >> i think technicals only take you so far because monetary policy is where it is. i think that will always trump what happens. when fundamentals start catching up and we start seeing and things start happening it will create a real credit degree -- real credit ev

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if i thought we could have put tother the campaign that - -- that our supporters deserved and our contributors deserved, i would have -- gone ahead and done it. >> reporter: the problem, biden told "60 minutes," was that it grief following the death of his son, beau, who died in may from braicancer. he came close to deciding to run over the summer but the family's grief was still too raw. >> i thought, well, you know, i think we can do this. my granddaughter puts her arms around me and starts sobbing. she says, pop, i see daddy all the time. i see daddy all the time. pop, you smell like daddy. you're not going to leave me, are you, pop? >> reporter: by now, hillary clinton seemed to be riding high in iowa over the weekend with a little help from katy perry. you're gonna hear me roar >> reporter: and also bill clinton appearing at his first rally of the campaign. >> i'm tired of the stranglehold that women have had on the job of presidential spouse. >> reporter: hillary clinton seeming as confident as ever. she addressed the annual jefferson jackson dinner. one of the biggest events of the year

it's just how you put it tother, salt, olive oil and garlic, you can mixp a chicken, a sauce, make a great eggs. it's simple flavors and don't have to be intimidated. that's what i like to tell moms. you don't have to be a chef. you can figure it all out >> that's the beauty of cooking, brooke. yo know, you just get in there and there's something that -- a connection with all of us. >> enjoy it and it's t t love that you put in a a those memories you share with the famimily andnd it's that, you know, the energy that goes into thth that you can, you know, bring it home. i hope my children will remember that because i do. >> and they're going to remember you showing them with the darn. >> drop the crepe on the floor. >> continued blessings&in all that youo and thank you. >> i really appreciate it. >> loong forward to the show. "breakining bread with brooke burke" can be seen exclusilien 0 ththe feelin' onne streaming servrvice and get the recipes at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >> thanks so much, robin. >>> back to lara. >> we'll eat good. i want to try the crepes. >>>> thank you.u

tothere is a country trying suppress it, the report is there to see what the u.n. really think.ly, the u.n. will stand by the report that they were meant to put out yesterday. betty: you have done that without their permission? i was never given it myself in confidence by them. i managed to get hold of the report. i think it is very important the world sees this report because there are literally millions of people who get punished every year, they get criminal convictions, they end up in prison. in some countries, they get executed. unnecessary. the u.n. have said it is important that the world knows that is what they believe and that is what they wanted to put out. it is one country trying to suppress it. that country should not be allowed to suppress it. the u.n. is an independent body that is there to benefit all of us. betty: what do you think is the economic impact of this type of report? what will be the impact on drug policy around the world but the economic impact, as well? from criminalizing drugs to treating it as a health issue. >> countries that treat it a health is

tother. e only reason, i still think i could do a better job than any body else could do. that's the reason to run. i wouldn't run against him ear. >> but you also said in the rose garden. record. >> that's right. >> the prprident's recoco. >> i b bieve that. do you think hillary is run og in that or something else? >> will she will run on part or not. she has made a decision onwo important things. doesn't mean sheon't be a great president. >> when "the new york times" reported there is real tension between you and hillary clinton that the mere mention of her name makes you fume according tc some advisers. >> well, let me till you somethinin it must beehe same guys who knew i was going to run. because that's never been the case. go back and find anybody who says for the four years we worked together, hillary and i weren't friends. >> what do you think uh donald trump? >> the one thing i, i am disappointed in donald trump, i know whaa showman and all he is. but i really, i really don't think it's healthy and i hope h h reconsiders this sort of attack on all immigrants. i th

cost tothere's no added put it in since it is just a line of computer code. would that be right? mr. horn: seems very logical, yes. >> my question is, how many countries that these 11 million vehicles were sold in have emissions standards that would have been defeated by this device? in the united states, we are talking about roughly a half million cars. what are germany's emissions standards? are they stricter than the united states? mr. horn: there's many countries affected. all the countries in europe are affected. emissions standards in europe are different from the u.s. nitrogen oxide is much more stringent here, five grams i think per mile. in europe, it is 30-40. this is quite higher in europe. but in europe, what is stricter is the diesel particulate emissions. there, the european laws are much stricter than the u.s. >> with this defeat device in 11 million vehicles, would it help deceive the european countries standards as well? i can only give you my understanding at this point of time, but there's lots of european countries investigating this and we are working with th

the party drove tothers east capitol. bright sun poked through the encloseds but now enough to raise the temperature and the electric heater were not able to warm things up once the small inaugural stand the guests and dignity tears hads coats budon upped to their necks except for lbj. the ceremonies began at noon. marian anderson sang the star spangled panner. robert frost, who could not see, recited this poetry from memory. cardinal curbing led a long prayer. at 12:40, sam rayburn extend forward toes a mr. the oath to lynn doon. the first time a speaker had ever sworn in a vice president but no one would disagree with the appropriateness of the choice. holding a bible, given to him by his mother, used nine times before as a member of congress, lyndon baines johnson officially became the 37th vice president of the united states. later, at an ball, jacqueline kennedy's mother danced with johnson and told her daughter he was very gallant, courtly, she liked him very much. in many ways, this day was the high point of lyndon