We start off with the stimulus slide, stocks sliding off Speaker Pelosi held a phone call with steven mnuchin. Lets get the latest from ylan mui. Whats going on here they have agreed to talk again reporter thats right, melissa. We know the phone call at 3 00 p. M. Lasted for just under an hour pelosis office sounded fairly positive on twitter, her spokesman said they continue to narrow the difference differences. Now, pelosi and the treasury secretary will speak again tomorrow, and by the end of the day, that 48hour deadline that pelosi imposed, they should have clarity on whether a deal is really possible before the election however, over in the senate, republicans are moving on. Theres not a lot of appetite in the chamber for the nearly 1. 9 trillion offers that the white house has been made to democrats. So one measure will be to extend the payroll protection program, and another one on targeted relief neither is expected to go anywhere, either, because democrats remain opposed on t
Pandemic . The ceo of opentable will be my guest. Rents are plummeting. Ceo joins us to talk about his ambition next. First, lets check of the market. The u. S. Stocks climbing today led by big tex. Big tech. We are waiting on the last jobs report before the election. How are investors handling this . Volatility is the theme of the year. Up dow at one point was nearly 1 , then down. That tells you theres a lot of uncertainty around the fact that we dont have another round of stimulus. The jobs report tomorrow, jobless claims today came down a little bit but still above pandemic levels. It looks as though september is expected to be less good than august. 875,000 jobs are expected to have been added in the month of september versus 1. 3 7 million added in the month of august. We will be looking for revisions also. Be aob picture is going to huge key to the economy going forward. All of this as we might be on the cusp of a second wave of layoffs. Yesterday, Goldman Sachs announced they a
Better than sxiktestimates. Road map begins with slowdown concern, tariffs and decelerating Global Growth weighing on the economy in q2. Top white house economic adviser larry kudlow will join us first on cnbc. We have investors buoyed this morning by strong earnings from tech giants such as alphabet, twitter, and intel all of those stocks pointing to a higher open. And starbucks rallying as well as sales surge. The coffee retailer raising its outlook. Kevin johnson joins us first on cnbc this hour futures are higher on those upbeat earnings. Gdp did slow to 2. 1, but beat expectations earnings big picture today googles parent beating big on both the top and the bottom lines. Twitter also beat the street, reporting 139 million monetizable daily users, more than the street had been looking for. Biggest number in about two years. Amazon did miss on earnings, revenue was ahead. First time in five quarters that amazon did not post a record profit, taking a hit from shipping costs the thesi
Throats were slashed with knives. And also ahead its a girl. The tennis world congratulates Serena Williams, as she gives birth to her first daughter. Baby girl . Well, i hope she doesnt play tennis hello and welcome to the programme. Aid agencies say around 45 Million People across south asia are now affected by catastrophic flooding. More than 1,400 people are known to have died following torrential monsoon rains. The International Red cross is warning that the floodwaters are becoming a breeding ground for deadly diseases, including malaria. The Aid Agency Says many remote communities are completely cut off, and are running out of food. Many of those left homeless are now sleeping on roadsides and in makeshift shelters in india, bangladesh and nepal. The bbcs Justin Rowlatt sent this report from bihar state, in eastern india, where more than 500 people have lost their lives. Where we are going can only be reached by boat. The only dry place for miles around is on top of this great e
Losing its license to operation in london. Is it a red flag for the london economy . Were going to get into that coming up. But we begin with this breaking news in the last hour or so, Health Care Stocks rebounding as senator john mccain says he will not vote for the Graham Cassidy Health Care Proposal Kayla Tausche is here to bring us to up speed kayla . Reporter that statement landed with a thud earl yer this afternoon, bill. Arizona senator john mccain becoming the second official no on the republicans final push to Reform Health care this year, with just republican votes creating a significant and perhaps insurmountable obstacle for this bills passage. Mccain says the bill of this impact should be done on a bipartisan basis, saying, i cannot in good conscience vote for the Graham Cassidy proposal. I believe we could do better working together, republicans and democrats. And have not yet really tried nor could i support it quhowith knowing how much it will cost, how it will affect i