another tech wehner, check point software. the firms are -- shares are nicely higher.hey may $1.08 in adjusted earnings, beating estimates by about 6%. the expectations were somewhat low. some investors viewed it as a safety cushion. areyst on the street neutral on the shares of checkpoint. biotech index down more than 1% on the month. it's down more than 10% with its worst monthly performance since january. are of the biotech giants -- some of it could be genders into the election. amgen put up a third order that pricingting power is declining for one of the key drugs, so this could have investors nervous as well. scarlet: biotech is down more than 10% this month. what does that mean for the nasdaq overall? ,> would go into the bloomberg this is a more than one year inrt of the biotech index blue and the nasdaq and white. the biotech index is back near year to date lows. the biotech index is down about 36% from its peak. the nasdaq is still high. there has been a strong correlation ahead of this divergence. care and the biotech sector are very gamy. an area of congest

according to a cnn poll taken just after that debate, 48% of people felt 32% said kaine was the wehner. >>> donald trump will hold a rally in nevada. this is the first trip to that state since august. hillary clinton has no scheduled campaign events on her calendar. >> we have a lot to cover with the decision 2016 team. let's begin with hallie jackson. good morning to you. hi, matt. good morning. this morning both vice presidential candidates will get back out on the campaign trail after a debate that was defined by the top of the ticket. on defense to answer for his candidate's controversies, while the v.p. debate may not move the needle much with voters, it did reveal more about the strategy each side has to try to win come election day just a month away. >> finally their turn to talk and the vp nominees couldn't seem to stop. >> people at home cannot understand either one of you when you speak over each other. >> just trying to keep up with the insult-driven campaign >> i'm just saying facts about your running mate, and i know you can't -- >> senator, please. >> that was part of mik

these are not wehner take all at-large districts. voters can win these proportionally. charles brought up opportunities for minorities. where do you find fair representation voting. you find it in the case law with the voting rights act. there are over 100 cities that have solved racially polarized voting and through the voting rights act of 1965, instead of single member districts they use thesehool boards andduling methods to elect have fair elections make opportunities for minorities, people from all walks of life. talk about your three american questions campaign. guest: that is different from fair vote. it is trying to bring more substance to the election. are switching gears from election reform and 23 american russians. -- questions. there is a lot of lurid allegations out there, revelations out there. if we can get past that and ask -- lawmakers one thing got what are you going to do about climate change? what are you going to do about the debt? and what are you going to do about government reform, these things i am talking about with their vote. how did you end