oliver: i am oliver renick. viewers we welcome tuning in live on twitter. you can watch closing bell coverage live on twitter every day at 4:00 p.m. all of her would be watching it if he weren't on set with me. -- oliver would be watching if he weren't on set with me. oliver: and if twitter weren't down right now. scarlet: good point. then of 11 major groups in s&p 500 were down. telecom the biggest loser. that comes on the heels of some pretty big name deal speculation. oliver: when you look at the day, up-and-down, but there was some pretty good news out there. a few big movers i want to jump into immediately. microsoft had a great day. new highs of about 4.3%. they are doing pretty well. is being welln received by investors. time warner also talking about potential deals with at&t. that, shares up about 8%. substantial move, about 3% loss for at&t. in the broader picture, looking -- rather, the intraday, health care is not doing very well. telecom got hit pretty well. verizon and at&t not doing well. care speculating about what a clinton win will mean. f

oliver: i am oliver renick. matt: -- oliver: the question is, "what'd you miss?" matt: word of the fbi's renewed investigation sent u.s. shares dropping near session highs. mexico's peso seen as a proxy for market perception. ofwill have full coverage this dramatic development as we count you down to the u.s. closing bell. ♪ scarlet: take a look at where the major indexes stand when the headline growth that the fbi is looking into new e-mails, a leg lower in equity indexes and then they stabilized, they took .nother leg down at its low point the dow jones industrial average was trading at 18,094, and in terms of what that meant for a point drop, that was a 74 point decline. we recovered a big chunk of that. you can see the dow industrials now positive on the day. in terms of volume, it has really been picking up today. the trading participation is now 20% higher than this 20 day average. usually a slow friday -- it's been slow on the political front as well these last couple days. you are looking at the s&p 500 inching back, still off by 2/10 of 1%. oliver: it i

oliver? oliver: thank you. coming up next, the worst week ever? that is what some people in the trump party are saying about the nominee. look at the challenges facing his campaign. next on bloomberg. ♪ oliver: republicans are wondering if donald trump can recover what -- from what some have called the worst week of a presidential campaign. lastly he was criticized for a series of tweets aimed at a former miss universe. the poll from a clinical battleground state shows the race still the connect. washington,rom sahil. what are republicans telling you about the week that he's had and how it's importantly -- how it's impacting poll numbers that are really changing much year? many republicans seem very fatalistic. seems like everything that could have gone on -- gone wrong, did. he had been ticking upwards in the polls but his debate performance was widely criticized. he lost according to many polls. the 3:00 a.m. a.m. and 5 a.m. tweets about miss universe, the , and then infidelity it all caps off with that times story about the taxes that the cam

oliver: i am older when it -- i am oliver renick. matt: you can watch our coverage on twitter every weekday from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m., assuming you are technologically adept at some things -- at such things. oliver could do it without even knowing how. scarlet: thank you oliver renick. let us begin with market minutes. was a not seem like it very interesting day when it comes down to it because of the movement. eight out of 11 major groups finishing down. real estate, the laggard. that is the real set to have been talking about. a little bit of that move toward the defensive. oil prices rising. done real estate has really well this season on earnings, but there were not a out.f earnings they have been driving the mood of equities every day. take a look at the imap on the bloomberg. to see which way ones are moving the most. telecom is the big winner. is the bestea go way to look at earnings in the middle of earnings season. you can find that by industry group and growth as well. scarlet: we have some amazon results coming across the blo

zero have olive garden here feeding the station. michael and shelly from olive garden are here. we were going to -- we were just gets fresh on our pasta knowledge. there's a lot of options and the sauces. >> let's start with the pasta. that's where you start. >> go ahead. >> well, up top we have rigatoni pasta. kids love that. you grab it with your hands, gluten free row tinny. >> and you fet -- fettuccine. >> and angel hair. >> is there a way to make the perfect pasta or justut a pot and boil it. >> you want to have boiling water. >> it gets gummy. >> hot boiling water. >> hot boiling water. so you put it in after the water's already hot. >> yes. >> do you cool it off with cool water when you drain it? i do that. i don't know if that's right. >> if you serve it after, yes. serve it immediately? no. >> good to know. >> you put oil in there too? >> a little bit oil after. will do for you. talk about the sauce. >> we've got sauces here, our traditional made sauce, a obvious ago go and alfredo sauce. we've started this create your own pasta station where we bring your favorite past

oliver: you probably know about the $85.4 billion takeover. the biggest announced deal so far this year. may have been overshadowed by at&t, the stake in hilton and td america trade. spoke to one of the most influential m&a bankers in the industry. -- of north american jeff asked whether we were in store for another big round of industry consolidation. >> in some ways, all of the deals is what is interesting. completely different industry sectors. one is media telecom and the other is real estate. the common driver is the need for growth. people are thinking much more creatively about growth. a convergence between telecom and media content and distribution. people talk about i want to get the same content and some way, the steel creates the ability for a perfect feedback loop because you get to get people's reaction, tv, mobile, broadband. it may be a little thinking out-of-the-box. in some ways when you're in this type of market where you are thaty look for growth, growth can be facilitated by robust equity market. you're able to deliver that

oliver: let's talk about the swing factor. the galaxy was a big competitor until this entire thing blew up. what are investors going to be looking at to determine whether or not they are seizing on that opportunity? i think there will be a bit of that. this is the opportunity to attract those users that have been on the fence. the iphone 7 is a great devise. they did a very good job with that. .he price points are high they are higher for the note 7 as well. some song only competing with the galaxy asked 7. not the note 7. you have everyone migrating to these larger screens. i think the ball is in apple's color. -- in apple's court. amanda: for all bloomberg intelligence reports check out the bloomberg. emily chang has just gotten off of the phone with apple cfo. she joins us with more. give us the highlights. emily: just got off of the phone with apple. the headline here is a beat for the forecast for the holiday quarter. they believe it is driven by huge customer satisfaction. the new camera and the new colors. every time th

oliver: i am oliver renick's. you can watch our closing bell coverage on twitter every weekday from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.. scarlet: we begin with our market minute. the dow mixed day with closing up by 30 points and the nasdaq losing ground. a pickup in activity. the laggards here once real estate stocks. financials were the best performers. matt: i am taking a look at the imf here. is leden on the screen by financials, industrials, and energy names, real estate, health care and telecoms were the big losers. i like to click into the financials here to see what they did during the day because at the end of the trading session, we got news about brexit. it does not seem to have affected the financials trading here. some banks are going to be losers and some are going to be winners, if indeed banks in london lose passporting rights. at some of theok winners and losers in the stock market today. i must all of the earnings related. chipotle.ks in -- tanked for chipotle. on earnings estimates, but missed on revenue est

oliver: i am oliver run it. this is on you the prime minister theresa may said parliament should be allowed to stay on the plan for taking britain out of the european union. she added the u.k. will seek the best day possible. >> what we are doing is beyond ambitious. and that will include the massimo -- maximum possible asset to trade within the european market. >> as for the sticking points and process, head of the european parliament economic and monetary affairs committee. >> i am always a little bit skeptical. i think that weakening on that makes political sense for hers -- for her. she is in more danger with the vote at the end. with a vote at the beginning she can say what the object is our. they will obviously change during the course of negotiations. >> the interpretation of the financial markets is that this will lead to a softer brexit. this will end up with a more managed process with others involved. including single market access. >> access to the single market is there for third countries. it is ju

oliver: and i am oliver renick. what with steve jobs think about apple's plans to push and the smart home, or the automotive plan? let's find out by joining emily chang and brad stone in san francisco. hi, guys. we are here with walter isaacson, ceo of the aspen institute and the author of many, many, many books. you will be on stage with jeff bezos. alexa. i will be like we will try to have an artificial intelligence interview with him. emily: you are speaking today about when bad things happen to good ideas. let's start there. what are examples? walter: i'll give you an example. bezos top of the list. number one. menu use ago, steve case, top of the list, number one. bad things happen. aol-time warner merger. and years later he wasn't even on the list. emily: you are not going to rub it in. [laughter] had stocky, i options in the old time inc. i deserve to rub it in a little bit. longevity on the list might be more secure. walter: it's interesting, you study it everyday. what makes a company survive? twitter five

, oranges, tomatoes, dressed in olive oil. remember, this is holy week. maria jose is preparing recipes that go back through the family so far that nobody knows exactly where they even came from. migas, another iconic dish of andalusia. informally referred to as the shepherd's lunch, as the story goes, born as a way to use old, hard bread and combine all the week's leftovers. i'm told that every household in spain has a variation. what changes is what you put on it. today, it's sardines, cod, chorizo, melon, and peppers. >> anthony: oh man, that's, that's, that's a lot of good stuff in one bowl. so, how often do you eat this well? >> zack: every lunch is like this. every -- >> anthony: every lunch in your life? >> zack: every day when i'm here. but lunch is -- >> anthony: big. >> zack: -- big. we eat lunch, siesta. seguro. >> elroy si. right. >> zack: but you can't -- you know, i used to try to resist siesta, and you can't do it here. society will not accept you not taking a siesta. but that's the flow of life here. >> anthony

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officer oliver. officer oliver spent his days and nights, rain or shine, in uniform on his police motorcycle. >> so right here. >> reporter: making sure his leewood neighborhood is safe. >> i'm trying to look for bad guys. i have my handcuffs back here. this is them. and i want to see if there's any bad guys that handcuff. >> when he's not looking for bad guys, he keeps the streets safe by running a real radar gun to catch speeders. >> someday they speed -- today i try to yell slow down, but i can't. i don't -- i keep forgetting to. >> reporter: he has pulled over a few people and passes out citations. >> i got some fake tickets. they're kind of funny. they say oliver just gave you a ticket. >> reporter: the cost per ticket? >> little kids >> reporter: officer oliver is 5 years old and he hasn't wanted to be a cop his whole life. >> i was navy. >> whether a grown-up police officer showed him about bad guys and showed him around the police car, it was on. oliver asked for a police uniform for christma

the other was oliver lodge. he was probably one of the two or three most respected scientists in england. he was almost like they're -- they're thomas edison in a way, because he was also a great adventurer. he invented the spark ignition and was sending radio waves before marconi. he was a really important figure. his son raymond died during the war. again he believed he was in , touch with his spirit. called, a book "raymond" that they say was more popular in england than the bible during world war i because everybody wanted to believe it was possible to communicate with these dead boys. and when this is respected -- this respected scientist tells you it's possible and conan doyle who, conan doyle wasn't just a writer or an author. conan doyle was the face of the british empire. he was there teddy roosevelt. thier teddy roosevelt. he was athletic and loved around the world. he wrote about the war. he was a very respected columnist. the british public just loved him. they revered him. he was without question th

officer oliver. officer oliver spends his days and nights, rain or shine, in uniform, on his police motorcycle... "10:41:02 'i think i should turn right here." ...making sure his neighborhood is safe. oliver davis, police officer "10:19:45 'i am trying to look fo handcuffs back here, they are right here and i want to see if there is any bad guys i can handcuff.' 10:19:56" when officer oliver is not looking for bad guys, he is keeping the streets safe by running a real radar gun to catch speeders. "10:16:56 'some days they are speeding, today i only found one car speeding." "10:17:11 'i try to yell slow down but i cant because i keep forgetting to." he has 'i got some fake tickets, they are kind of funny." "10:17:34 'they say oliver just gave you a ticket. laugh." the cost per ticket? "10:17:56 'a little kiss on the cheek." officer oliver is 5 years old, and he hasnt wanted to be a cop his 'whole' life... "10:20:27 'i was maybe three." ...when a grown up police officer told him about bad gus him aroun

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this was a system developed by a delaware inventor named oliver evans and patented by him. he invented it in the 1790's, and it changed milling. there were lots of little mills like this throughout the eastern seaboard, and it was a very labor-intensive operation originally. millers had to have lots of assistance to pour grain into the mill and sift it out once it had been ground and pack it into barrels and so forth, and he came up with a way of automating almost all of that, using the same energy from the mill wheel that moved the millstones themselves, he used that same energy through various cause and -- various cogs and wheels and chutes and ladders almost to automate the entire process. this allowed basically a mill to be run by a miller and one or maybe two assistants. so it saved a lot of money. made the mills much more efficient, and really made a big difference. we believe -- we are pretty sure that peirce mill had that oliver evans type system in it and has been restored now to have that system. once the mill had ground all of the grain into flour and it was pack

. >> my burrito on the foil it said black olives matter. in a mockery of black lives matter. >> jobie called at the restaurant and spoke to the manager who apologized and said it was a joke. but jobie said the deadly shootings of black men by police nationally is hardly funny and he points to a larger issue of racism. matter what stands or what you do, it seems like it never stops. it's a never ending story, a never ending cycle. >> black olives matter also sparking complaints in albuquerque the summer when an italian restaurant sold these t-shirts. and in ocean city maryland, white lives matter promoted marlon conversation. >> it's just an ignorant statement, like you just don't do that. that's of the don't deal, especially with everything going >> the manager sent the employee home and he could face further discipline. but the restaurant's owner said the worker is not racist. that he just did a stupid thing. >> i just want more people to be educated and be careful of what you mock or what you say. >> the owner also said the employee wrote

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this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: this is "bloomberg markets." i am oliver renick. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. time for "options inside" with abigail doolittle. abigail: thanks for joining me today, kevin did it is the heart of earnings season at 90 you think this could continue. what are the macros out there? same we go back to the quarter triggering cycle earnings saved in the market. it was volatile when you went to 2014. people were worried about ebola and europe. last year you by china and the possible rate type. here we are now and it was quite in our distance of them people are focused on what can drive the market because we got bad guidance as well as pre-guidance from honeywell and the guns coming out of the companies. they are focused on cost cutting measures. they don't think topline growth is going to do well going into the future. this bullthat to get market going. abigail: great perspective, thank you. we have bonds selling off. what are your thoughts? do you say away from bonds in this environment? >> hard to go into the bond market when the finance min

prior oliver evans with his milling system here which he did patent, received a third patent for his milling system in 1795, you would have to carry the 50 pound sacks of flour -- corn other wheat up through flights of stairs, dump in the the cleaner, comes down, gets ground up and now it's in the basement, now you would have to scoop up that meal and carry that up now four flights of stairs up into thing a tick where they would pay young boys to rake that around on the ground, spread it out and dry it. then you have to scoop it up for a third time and take it to a whole other building to be sifted but with oliver evans' system you can put raw materials here and get a finished product here so he is the father of automation. pierce mill mostly grounds wheat and corn here but the mill would grind whatever the farmer would bring in, rye, oats, barley, anything they wanted. so when the wheat would come in it has to be dry and clean just like this and then it gets ground into whole wheat flour like this. to get the fine white flour you're used to seeing for baking you have to sift it. tha

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this is video of the bad crash taken by connie oliver. troopers say just before 2:30 saturday morning anwar askar hit another car and rear-ended it. car's driver and passenger were both killed. askar was charged with dui. he's taken to the hospital where he remains with serious injuries. fox 13 actually spoke with askar last month. we interviewed him about the recall of the samsung galaxy note 7. he'll be booked in jail once released from the hospital. >> anjuli: he writes tickets for family, friends and fellow one he wrote to himself. officer tim glover oversees the red light camera program. he was reviewing camera footage recently when he noticed a marked patrol car running a red light. zeroed in on that unit number and realized it was his own car. technically, he can't write himself a ticket. a fellow officer wrote the $158 fine. glover said he was on his way to lunch, and that was the most expensive cuban sandwich >> alcides: that's an honest officer for sure. >>> in the race for the white house, tim kaine will stump for hillary clint

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