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18,000, less than a 10th of a percent. as of the down three points, nasdaq higher 0.1%. the jobs impacting tomorrow and the isn manufacturing report, and all sales which do not show positively. it is 39 now are you have a 1% move for the major averages. david: they are looking for that day by day. let s look at some notable company lagging today. we start with campbell down after the organic foods division not reporting sales in line with what the company hoped. we talked yesterday about their inquisitive nature of the next few quarters, down 5%. cosco down, sales down 1.3%. we see it now 3.3 percent. looking at solar city, also down , and tesla. a notable loser, concern over cash burn. 70% of cash on the second quarter from 2015 and 2016. vonnie: and the oil is low. after four sessions, it seemed like wdi dropped 8.8%. it is down more because it is leaving desk even further now. the russian oil ministers seeing no need for production output cap. that is affecting thing ....
minutes. now ladies and gentlemen please rise for the national anthem sung by diane from enzi oc. [applause] ladies and gentlemen please welcome citizenship chairman michael reiser. [applause] diane ty you should know is not only a talented performer and artist, she is also a very talented fund-raiser and her connection to the national conference on citizenship is working with our service year project. you may have heard the term the franklin project. it s all a line so we appreciate your efforts on our behalf and we appreciate you bringing her talents to our state once again. [applause] i am significantly less talented. [laughter] and coc is honored to partner with users conference with all of the eagles in the room please stand up? people from american university please stand up. [applause] yes. thank you for being here. this is a fall break for aau and faculty and most of the administration is at a retreat. they are students and camp ....
thanks for the lookahead. tomorrow, the u.s. national intelligence chair will talk about changing national security needs. the event is hosted by the atlantic council and live coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. next, a forum examines how to get citizens more involved in their communities. after that, discussion concerning crime-reducing programs that offer alternative incarceration. then, q&a. civic business and education leaders talk about activism and corporate responsibility. during the event, retired general stanley mcchrystal is recognized for his service and just how to get involved in the community. it is about two hours and 40 minutes. and now, ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the national anthem. by the say, can you see, dawn s early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight s last gleaming brought stripes and bright stars through the perilous night watched ramparts we were so gallantly streaming red glare, the bombs bursting i ....
oh, that its the first time i stopped hugging first. i like that. and a third time in 1994. don t you sometimes just bust to share the joke. what joke? well here is your friends thinking we are unmarried and into all sorts of wickedness when all along we are married and up to nothing at all. tonight i will talk with debra winger about why she walked away from movie stardom and what she was walking toward, what she learned dating then governor bob kerrey, the life she has built with her fellow actor and picking up her movie career in recent years. the strange way jonathan demi wanted to direct her in rachel getting married and landmark documentary she worked on that changed the national debate on fracking. debra winger tonight up late. you did a film in which if i am not mistaken, an epiphany, you did a film and said, i don t want to dupe tho this any more. arliss told me this story, one day his father had come home and taken apart a truck engine and le ....
chapel, and his magnificent radio actor voice became yiddish and went back to 1938, and his face lit up remembering those days growing up in the warmth of the jewish ghetto of london. and i thought how can harold pinter, who i did and do revere, denigrate the west when if it weren t for the united states, he and every other jew many london would have been killed? i thought that was kind odd. i remember thinking when harold first started writing about politicsings, i was a young writer maybe in my 20s, he was probably 50 something, and i thought, isn t it a shame that this wonderful writer has turned into an old man, and all he can do is write about politics [laughter] well, ha ha. [laughter] but i think what happens, you know, one of our other great philosophers was huey led better who said in one of his songs that he d done his fighting, and he commenced studying about the great long time. so i kind of think that s what i ve been doing in the last few years, and ju ....