rid of their rage by driving fast and i can see absolutely why the advertising authorities were unimpressedis. as we sit here and talk about it, it seems so obvious but i suppose sometimes in meetings were ideas get developed, people stopped looking at things realistically. there were 12 complaints. this is not horrified the world. but fair enough. this story from business insider, this study by the university of oxford, in some ways not surprising at all that a lot of these apps we have on our phones are not just logging what we these apps we have on our phones are notjust logging what we do we then it backtracking location, a each, how we are using other apps and 90% of apps use on android phones, google operating systems, the data is then fed back into google's pa rent is then fed back into google's parent company, alphabet. we are just beginning to find out how these things work and, clearly, there are intermediaries gathering information and passing it onto the google. it seems like innocuous stuff. your age, your location, it does not seem like a problem giving that way but what is in

the bear seemed rather unimpressed.atest polls suggest the majority of australians now want their country to be a republic. most don't wanthe head of state to be 10,000 miles away. but today's vit has proven there is still a celebrity appeal to the young royals. which brings out people to the streets. normally t crowds are inside the opera house. today, some outside hoping for a selfie and sight of a royal bump. coming.kept that nursery may soon be full as australia showed itsci tement for the parents to be. tr laura: donalp won the state of tennessee by 25 points in the presidential election. so why has the senate race in th ruby red state become so hotly contested? the mid term elections are in just three weeks' time, and big moy as well as big names are weighing in. it's become one of the highest profile ces inad our nation. went to nashville to find out more and a warning there is lash photographer.>> ♪ >> at the new hope missionary baptist church in nashville, voting is a safe issue. african-americans ldn't turn ou

i found last year's tree unimpressive. to each it's own. >> it's a completely okay tree. >> was it not tall enough for you? >> maybe more than. it was sort odroopy and sad. >> but tall. >> we'll have to call 30 rock and say, we need to meet aaron gilcrest standards. >> if they had p astic tree, it wouldn't be a problem. >> we're going to get him a chainsaw and lumber jack outfit and h can strap a 90 foot tree to his car. >> how humbug of him. >> maybe you should do the weather. >> too bad you couldn't put a few more lights on thatee i got nothing but good news in the weather department for today and for tomorrow temperatures going up, up, up. tomorrow and thursday well up into the 70s by friday the storminess returns and there will be a chance forbl r or two of thunder. look at this temperature trend. 62 yesterday and into the 70s we go for halloen and for november 1st, all curtesy of high pressure sitting down over the southeastern u.s. very little moisture anywhere in the eastern half of the united states. a few showers

education and a better life he found the hells of europe drugs crime prostitution and exploitation he's unimpressed by italy's extreme right interior minister who is the south any just yells but i don't care i've been living like a dog in europe for eleven years this is where i ended up i think it's in me to africa but he doesn't have the guts to go to bumiller but immediately go. not that the five people live in this container and actually work together with italian thieves the deli the italians go and steal they bring the stuff here and i buy of course. but many italians hate the refugees yet without them they'd lose an important market the ghetto is like a small town with restaurants and bars businesses that are illegal in italy like prostitution are thriving the nigerian mafia has said that to bordellos here. this one also military families are italians who live in fudge and italian employers pay criminal bosses of work and. together was a stylish it's own economy because you need a barber bar restaurant on a mechanic mechanic or mark was the italian demand has made illegal exploitation like ha

tory mps were happy that it is the job of labour to be unimpressed and jeremy corbyn could not wait tois is a broken promise budget. what we have heard to date are half measures and quick fixes while austerity grinds on. farfrom quick fixes while austerity grinds on. far from people's quick fixes while austerity grinds on. farfrom people's hard work and sacrifice as having paid off as the government has claimed this government has claimed this government has claimed this government has frittered away in ideological tax cuts to the richest in our society. the opponents of the government queued to condemn what they had heard. all the big decisions about how we pay for public services and the so—called end of austerity, it has been put off until next june. wheels was hardly mentioned at all. the part of the uk that needs investment more than anywhere. we are bottom of the league table and yet it has clams off the table once again. he has not ended austerity, he has continued austerity, universal credit cuts are continuing to be passed onto people. the chancellor has promised brighter days

tory mps were happy, but it is labour'sjob to be unimpressed with the budget and tojeremy corbyn couldn'tt wait to get started. this is a broken promise budget. what we have heard today, half measures and quick fixes, while austerity grinds on. and far from people's hard work and sacrifice is having paid off, as the chancellor claims, this government has frittered it away in ideological tax cuts to the richest in our society. the government's opponents queued to condemn what they had heard. all the big decisions about how we pay for improved public services and the so—called end of austerity, it has all been put off until next year. wales was hardly mentioned at all in the budget. the part of the uk that needs investment more than any other, we are at the bottom of the economic league table at the moment and yet we get crumbs off the table once again. he hasn't ended austerity, he has continued it. we have a situation where the universal credit cuts that have been our consuming to be passed onto people. the chancellor has promised brighter days to come. he is also admitting things could g

she kept a safe distance, while the bear seemed rather unimpressed.way. but today‘s visit has proven that there is still a celebrity appeal to the young royals which brings out people to the streets. normally the crowds are inside the opera house but today some queued for hours outside, hoping for a selfie and sight of a royal bump. i‘ve even picked out the name, princess matilda. laughter i hope it's a boy. why is that? so grace can marry him! i got a little bit overwhelmed, i started crying. but they were so nice and so genuine. it was amazing. for 98—year—old daphne dunn the excitement doesn‘t seem to diminish. this is the third time she‘s met prince harry who beckoned over meghan to meet her. like most, she wanted to wish the couple well when they become parents. beautiful. absolutely. they were lovely. the gifts kept coming. that nursery may soon be full, as australia showed its excitement for the parents to be. hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney. there has been a surge in hate crime directed at people because of their religious beliefs. new figure

his final line...unimpressive... 142-yards passing with no touchdowns...and the team's total yardage. here's number 4 on his brutal outing. "there was times when i thought our o-line did a great job. i think they fought their tails off. i was able to look for things downfield. they were just playing so deep, abnormally, that we had to check it down a lot. that makes it tough on the o-line. i think there was a lot of circumstances that made it tough on them, but i'm not worried about them at all. but it was a rough day. it was hard." the raiders now have a much-needed bye... and are back to work sunday the 28th with a home game against the colts. coming up in sports at 6-45, we'll have an update from green bay...as the 49ers are under the lights. (grant) (grant) police in southern california are searching for a woman dubbed... the "botox bandit". (jr stone) a business says she got away with 5-thousand dollars worth of cosmetic procedures... and took off without paying. peter daut has the story. wearing dark sunglasses and what appears to be a blonde wig.this is the woman w

but folks at the virginia gun show we visited were unimpressed. >> it doesn't bother you that this woman for the russians? >> no, because we're probably doing the same thing. we're making it sound like the united states doesn't do any of this stuff, the united states does it everywhere. >> that may be the real victory for the russians, persuading americans that meddling in u.s. politics is no big deal. one lesson we learned the hard way is that the russians are really good at finding and exploiting the open wounds in our society. zeroing in on the issues that divide us. and then driving a wedge right through them. issues like race, immigration, guns and gay rights. which are under constant attack in russia. that's next. >>> do you think what is happening in russia could transfer back here? >> i'm very scared that that will happen here, and in some sense it's kind of happening. absolutely not paying an annual fee. discover has no annual fees. really? yeah. we just don't believe in them. oh nice. you would not believe how long i've been rehearsing that. no annual fee on any card. only from

pu it was a pretty broughtly unimpressive update ahead of there. >> been a while since we talked about ppg. >> the big story today. >> you miss to do zwloo have i missed always up for talking manufacturing. >> but no more time to talk on this show. that does it for "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. >> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking times square .paid refresh guy adami pete najarian a guy adami. the starbucks coffee giant soaring 16%. and bill ackman is betting big on the stock is a big are rally brewing moments ago president trump with a simple message to jerome powell, slow it down tp can could a war be brewing with the federal reserve? we start with the material warning. sound the alarm. >> warning. >> the sector far in away the first performing down more than 3% the picking up steph after ppg warned of higher input costs moments ago. proctor and gamble says it's it feels a higher cost as well. moments ago we found out that trian took a stake in ppg and sending the stock soaring by 6%. is this a warning to the rest of the m

but folks at the virginia gun show we visited were unimpressed. >> it doesn't bother you that this womanfor the russians -- >> no, because we're probably doing the same thing. you know, we're making it sound like the united states doesn't do any of this stuff. the united states does it everywhere. >> and that may be the real victory for the russians, persuading americans, at least some americans, that meddling in u.s. politics is no big deal. >>> one lesson we learned the hard way is that the russians are really good at finding and exploiting the open wounds in our society, zeroing in on the issues that divide us and then driving a wedge right through them. issues like race, immigration, guns, and gay rights which are under constant attack in russia. that's next. >> do you think what is happening in russia could transfer back here? >> i'm scared that will happen here. and in some sense it's kind of happening. what, really? craig and shelia broke up!? no, craig!? what happened? i don't know. is she okay? ♪ craig and sheila broke up! craig and sheila!? ♪ as long as office gossip travels fa

coverage, a lot of the coverage, most of the coverage, of the kavanaugh hearings, and i was very unimpressed with most of the analysts, quote, unquote. they were highly critical of rachel mitchell who was hired by the republicans, the maricopa county sexual crimes prosecutor, interrupted by the five-minute rule which was very annoying, but you could tell, the audience could tell, she was going through it methodically, pointing out the contradictions, pointing out the lack of corroboration and she was trashed. almost uniformly. they bring in professors who trashed her, some of the analysts are trashing her. i went on the radio and said whoa, whoa, wait a minute. she's the one that's actually laying out the case and some of the problems with dr. ford. did you see that too? >> yeah, it was very frustrating to watch because if you are a casual observer and saw her going through the questions, well, professor ford was answering and revealing a lot of interesting information, such as that it was false she was afraid to flight. she's a global frequent flyer, and yet in previous weeks we heard she c

but folks at the virginia gun show we visited were unimpressed. >> it doesn't bother you that this womanno, because we're probably doing the same thing. you know, we're making it sound like the united states doesn't do any of this stuff. the united states does it everywhere. >> and that may be the real victory for the russians, persuading americans, at least some americans, that meddling in u.s. politics is no big deal. >>> one lesson we learned the hard way is that the russians are really good at finding and exploiting the open wounds in our society, zeroing in on the issues that divide us and then driving a wedge right through them. issues like race, immigration, guns, and gay rights which are under constant attack in russia. that's next. >> do you think what is happening in russia could transfer back here? >> i'm scared that will happen here. and in some sense it's kind of happening. ther. -clear skies and 75. -trash can, turn on the tv. -my pleasure. -ice dispenser, find me a dog sitter. -okay. -and make ice. -pizza delivered. -what's happened to my son? -i think that's just what peo

the government's new government plan seeks to tax less and spend and borrow more and the eu is unimpressedtween servicing that debt and this budget plan. the government raises money through tax and by issuing government bonds. but if people are concerned they won't get their money back on those bonds, they have to be paid more to be persuaded to invest and that increases the cost of government borrowing and the chance of a default and puts pressure on everyone who is invested in italian debt. in particular, italian banks. for that reason and a number of others, the eu is explicit. this government plan risks harming the italian economy. the italian government counters that the increased spending on pensions and income support will help the economy and increased tax and reduce debt. and the standoff is notjust about economics, italy's new government sees the extent the eu government's powers as a problem. it's choosing this budget plan along with immigration as two issues in which to make that point. the populace would argue that if the markets are worried, they should be, not because this b

any sort of fidelity to decency, and what they have become is, frankly, and -- how did so many unimpressivell minded people make so much mone money? will you write a book on that because i will read every word of it. >> will you let me have all of the advance on it and everythin everything? >> tucker: i would buy it. hillary clinton indicated yesterday that regardless of his guilt or innocence, brett kavanaugh disqualified himself because of his temperament. watch. >> we have not seen anything quite like that for a long time. you know, justice thomas vigorously defended himself as some of us can remember, and it was a very, very painful and difficult time for anita hill and many of us watching. it very much felt like, and in fact it probably was, the denial of the legitimacy of women's stories. in this case, the behavior was out-of-bounds. >> tucker: keep in mind of this is a very same crowd who sought boo lindsey graham. i remember how hillary clinton behaved as she appeared before the senate. speak out the fact is, we had four dead americans. was it because of a protest or some guys were

. >> tucker: how to so many unimpressive small minded people make so much money and get so much -- somebodyds to study this. we are unfortunately out of time. will you write a book on the? i will read every word of it. >> will you let me have all of the advance on it and everything? >> tucker: [laughs] don't know if there's a market -- i would buy it. >> thanks so much. >> tucker: great to see you, thank you.ld hillary clinton indicated yesterday thatnd regardless of s guilt or innocence brett kavanaught disqualified himself because of his temperament,is watch. >> we have not seen anything quite like that for a long time. justice thomas vigorously defended himself as some of us can remember and it was a very painful, difficult time for anita hill and for many of us watching. it very much felt like, in fact it probably was the denial of the legitimacy of women's stories. in this case though the performance, the behavior was quite out-of-bounds. >> tucker: keep in mind that is the very same crowd you just saw boo lindsey graham. a reminder of how hillary clinton behaved when she appeared in f

i went to the same university by the way, and the stories about kavanaugh are as unimpressive as theyet's put that to the side. the problem for the judge is whether he -- let me put it the right way. it's whether or not he compromised confidence in him to administer and hold people to the same oath that maybe he abandoned and did so out of convenience. swearing to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth is a weighty matter of discernment by the same robed folk that kavanaugh seems to think he should join. there was plenty in his pedigree and judicial record to parse. there were answers about his writings and his opinions to scrutinize, but that was all par for the course in this confounding confirmation process that's all about hiding from scrutiny. but that's not kavanaugh's fault. that's the process that he's in. those are the rules that are allowed. so let's move past that meaty stuff that they should be basing this on and now go to what has become new with kavanaugh that we didn't see with gorsuch. the extent to which a senator is going to judge kavanaugh on the

i, frankly -- am extremely concerned and unimpressed. >> but the larger question is what is the responseng to be? because you hear pompeo there, and maybe he's waiting for the full investigation to be completed. because they have called on them to conduct this investigation. if that's their defense, that's fine. but the question that was posed to president trump just this morning is, if the saudis are responsible, what are you going to do? what will your response be? and he didn't say it's going to be bad. it's going to be ugly. like his allies on capitol hill, including senator lindsey graham are saying. instead, he turned the answer into something about how important the saudi/u.s. relationship is to him. talking about that arms deal. and that's exactly what pompeo told reporters, as well. he's like, well, while you're thinking about all of this, you've got to consider our financial endeavor -- >> the answer is -- i can tell you the answer now. the answer is they will do as little as they can get away with doing to be tough with the saudis. >> everyone stick around. robert mueller repo

beat on the top and bottom line but like we saw last week particularly with jpmorgan, investors unimpressed. this stock finished the session down almost 2%. here was the bad in the report. lower bond trading revenue and sluggish loan growth. financials worst-performing sector today. we get netflix tomorrow. they did terrible after the second-quarter earnings report. we'll see after all that original content. melissa: we want to dip in right now and see president trump here. we'll see if we can hear him as well. he is landing, arriving on a tour in georgia right now. he earlier today was looking at difficult spots that had been ravaged in florida bit hurricane that just swept through and now he is arriving in georgia to take a look there. you can see him coming down the steps of air force one and greeting the folks on the ground. see if we can hear anything there. usually likes to make comments to folks standing around when he gets off and can generally hear some interesting stuff. seems like he is too far away. we'll get back to the market. we'll keep an eye on this. connell: make con would

the authorities seem unimpressed with what they're dealing with, that's a good point.as listening about what the president said, was it enough, was it not enough? two things. one, i was overwhelmed with how many people checked in that just wanted to make sure that we were okay. and that even if they don't like what we report all the time, they believe in us and they want us to be okay and something like this is completely unacceptable. i think that's really important for people to remember right now. there's a lot more that unites america than what divides us. >> i think what the president said is what you would expect to hear from any president at this moment. his words, talking about unity, coming together is what you would expect to hear. hearing it from the program when "cnn sucks" was being chanted at the rally on monday, maybe it's different. his word today, what you would want to hear and expect to hear from any president of the united states at a moment where it's scary. you don't know where more devices might be popping up. thank god there haven't been move. i

she kept a safe distance, while the bear seemed rather unimpressed.e to the streets. normally the crowds are inside the opera house but today some queued for hours outside, hoping for a selfie and sight of a royal bump. i've even picked out the name, princess matilda. laughter i hope it‘s a boy. why is that? so she can marry him! i got a little bit overwhelmed, i started crying. but they were so nice and so genuine. it was amazing. for 98—year—old daphne dunn the excitement doesn‘t seem to diminish. this is the third time she‘s met prince harry who beckoned over meghan to meet her. like most, she wanted to wish the couple well when they become parents. beautiful. absolutely. they were lovely. the gifts kept coming. that nursery may soon be full, as australia showed its excitement for the parents to be. hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney. the headlines on bbc news... the commons speaker — john bercow — will stand down next summer — the bbc understands. the news comes after a damning report on bullying and harassment at westminster. there‘s another delay

tory mps were happy, but it is labour's job to be unimpressed with the budget and jeremy corbyn couldn't promise budget. what we have heard today, half measures and quick fixes, while austerity grinds on. and far from people's hard work and sacrifices having paid off, as the chancellor claims, this government has frittered it away in ideological tax cuts to the richest in our society. the government's opponents queued to condemn what they had heard. all the big decisions about how we pay for improved public services and the so—called end of austerity, it has all been put off until next year. wales was hardly mentioned at all in the budget. the part of the uk that needs investment more than any other, we are at the bottom of the economic league table at the moment and yet we get crumbs off the table once again. he hasn't ended austerity, he has continued it. we have a situation where the universal credit cuts that have been are to be passed onto people. the chancellor has promised brighter days to come. he is also admitting things could get colder first. troubled times in politics are far

pu it was a pretty broughtly unimpressive update ahead of there. >> been a while since we talked abouty today. >> you miss to do zwloo have i missed always up for talking manufacturing. >> but no more time to talk on this show. that does it for "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. >> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking times square .paid refresh guy adami pete najarian a guy adami. the starbucks coffee giant soaring 16%. and bill ackman is betting big on the stock is a big are rally brewing moments ago president trump with a simple message to jerome powell, slow it down tp can could a war be brewing with the federal reserve? we start with the material warning. sound the alarm. >> warning. >> the sector far in awa

long it is >> it is kind of a you move first and i'll react to that >> you have been thoroughly unimpressedt feel different for you >> i don't think the sort of characteristics of this exact bounce are necessarily more persuasive it isn't that great. it is not necessarily a furious buying it is coming at a level after enough of a kind of success of selloffs here. it all makes sense it could be one that matters the market has been fighting out this battle far yeor a year to flat line. i don't think the market needs to go down much more so i think we can lift here. s&p in the middle up 1.5%. want to go back down with the count down >>. >> thank you very much obviously a big day if stock iss coming way back. it is one story that did not get better investors hated the numbers and hated everything they heard about it ge has not been able to get out of its own way this is one of the widely trade etfs the reason we bring it up, kevin said listen, if you want to know where the stock market and the economy is going you look at the bond market. you look at junk debt. this went up in other words the m

he looked very unimpressed with that!mirror, talking about ant mcpartlin's divorce yesterday, i think it took 30 seconds before the court. have you got the giggles? the reason why i wanted the graphics is because i have been drawing on this one! you will be sent to the tower for that! it is because we were talking about harry's beard! hammond warns of £36 billion no—deal bill, and the picture is of the duchess of sussex, let's circle the earrings! the same earrings that princess diana walk. i have not been doodling, but there isa i have not been doodling, but there is a story in the papers about graffiti, maybe it is appropriate! yes, that is what i was doing! this is in the times, a global list of charity sex predators, and the reason we are talking about graffiti, dan, you are looking serious now, there is new information which has come out about pompeii, basically a builder, they thought that it had happened in august that this dubious exploded, but actually they found a date, somebody writing a bit of graffiti, and it

i you're missing ounm the gorilla looks unimpressed. he's looking away, looking for something else. inside. he's probably after the soup. most people at lunchtime perhaps enjoyed a sandwich or pumpkin soup. spider—man, this man that climes these buildings, he has been climbing... declined this building in the city of london. this is amazing. it took in 40 minutes over lunch. 662 feet is the height of the heron tower. the tallest skyscraper in the city of london. his nickname is spider—man. he was arrested when he got back down. they had to evacuate the area at. that makes me a bit dizzy. you probably climb to that building with harness? no, idid climb to that building with harness? no, i did the tall race, 963 stairs but it was inside. everyone races 7 but it was inside. everyone races up? power racing, goes around the world. there was one in london, but i was way behind the leader who did it in eight minutes. that sounds all. you are your pretty fit, though. not when it comes to steps. ican though. not when it comes to steps. i can walk and cycle but not steps! charlie would whizz

thing wearing them is that the us market, wearing them is that the us market, we had a couple of unimpressivemes. he summed up the markets was quite nicely. there you go. for the price coming down there. what is happening with the balance? it is a little bit off there. —— with the pound. that is more of a bread and worry. that particular detail has been waived by the day before. the dog is being waived by the tele brexit. sorry. thank you. the longest sea bridge in the world has been opened by the chinese president, xijinping. the multi—billion pound bridge and tunnel project links hong kong, macau and mainland china. it has been designed to withstand earthquakes and typhoons and contains 400,000 tonnes of steel, enough to build 60 eiffel towers. but the construction has been dogged by safety concerns, and fears about its environmental impact as robin brant reports. it‘s another vast infrastructure project in china. this one took nine years and almost £12 billion to build. the mega bridge spans 34 miles, crossing the mouth of the pearl river in china‘s south. linking hong kong and the casino