but with president trump s trade adviser peter navarro telling the crowd today that wall street should, in essence, butt out of the president s trade negotiations in that dispute with china, the losses flared higher. blake burman on the accusation peter navarro lobbed at wall street s big wigs. as president trump boards the flight to france that is expected to land in this hour, can you say detente in mandarin? seemingly calmer diplomatic waters between secretary of state pompeo, secretary of defense mattis and the chinese regarding military tension in the south china sea. before you get too excited, you have got to hear what the president of the council on foreign relations says. richard haas here to read the tea leaves. know how magicians pull a rabbit out of a hat? how about pulling water out of thin air? it is happening in these machines but here s the real trick. it s created by israelis but being made right here in america. we introduce you first to watergen and its a
stellar financial report and the stock is going strailgt up about 6.5% they did really well in north america profits here, up 33%. that is a strong indicator for our economy. and this, facebook big gain, zuckerberg said it will be at least a year before facebook can get a grip on misinformation but he says they ll spend big to do it and he s going to do it and investors like it stock is up 5.5% big gain there and dominate political scene with 11 rallies in next six days. he starts today. and it is nonstop until the election. the polls show an extremely tight race, not the blue title way of democrats hoped for, in fact, poll suggest reallies could actually increase their majority many the senate. so cheer up, november will surely be better than october. besides, varney & company is about to begin. here we go president trump out with a new tweet on migrant caravan i ll read it for you our military is mobilized at the southern border many more troops coming we will not let
quarter started with some big gains for blue chips. concerns about global trade were put on the back burner when the u.s. s an 11th hour deal with canada on a rehe vamped srade deal. the agreement scr the nafta name and was inked just before midnight with just enough time to get it signed before the newly elected mexican president tas office. the dow jones industrials average advanced 192 points, the nasdaq fell nine, th s&p 500 was up ten. ylan mui has more on the trade deal that put investors in a buying mood. reporter: president trump took a victory lap in the rose garden to touthis new deal. no longer nafta but the usmca and his use ofariffs to force countries to the table. without tariffs we wouldn t be talking about a deal. for those babies out there that keep talking about tariffs. that includes ngress. oh, please don t charge tariffs. repor r: the agreement oum .open us a slice of canada s dairy market u to the. it also boosts the amount of north american compon
what that says for investors or you get a nafta deal, and then you have risk on there. futures up by 17 points. if u.s., how do i say their vernacular for that? david: usmc. at 3.0he 10 year yield 9% ssl a picks up with yields up three basis points in crude up 2/10 of 1%. it is the best quarterly string since 2008.oil take that superlative for you. david: that is exciting. time now for the morning brief. we willp this week, hear from no less than nine members of the federal reserve today, also today is the first day of the spring term in the court will be short one member as the confirmation fight over judge kavanaugh continues. coming up friday, jobs day in the united states. we will find out how many jobs were added in the month of september appeared all the long, theresa may s conservative party will be meeting in birmingham, england with the fate of exit and the prime minister herself in the air. right now you want to turn to first taken we re joined by romaine bostick.
up again electr general electric is removing flannery stocks sending higher, canada and the u.s. reached a deal. tha they ll join mexico to revamp. elon musk agreeing to pay a $20 million fine and give up his chairman seat for at least three years. let s get straight to john flannery, out of ge and now is larry cope thomas horton is the lead director the company announced will take a $20 billion non-cash charge for the power business david, you have been all over this all morning long and talks among other things of the huge cultural shift to bring someone from outside as chairman and ceo interestingly as well, mr. culp taking that job, he has been on the board not too long and eventually selling down these stakes and baker used the ge company it will be interesting to see. he does not have an office yet he s getting there and sitting down and trying to figure things out. the board is frustrated by the decision making by mr. flannery, you can see a positive response this