the catalogue of global musical giants is thinning not just the twenty seven club jimi hendrix janis joplin jim morrison who long ago died at that age but the original icons you might never be replaced are also fading away elvis chuck berry john lennon now a second generation of unique pop voices from david bowie to whitney houston is going silent. a few from this generation of greats the who in the rolling stones among them live on miraculously in some cases. aretha franklin is the latest of the original stars of rock and soul to be laid to rest in her fans have come here by the hundreds. but also to remember their own younger lives with a wreath of franklin as the soundtrack. to use. some fear the originals will all one day be gone never to be replaced looking at today's music and since it's there we might be in trouble the quality of these of these people's music is and that they're good you know and seeing it in the young generation that everything is school of thought was. that my record or better than my record and that's the end of it in terms of former us forming there's no way to c

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antelope species twenty years ago he was met by jubilant supporters as he left jail in the city of joplin earlier on saturday he was sentenced to five years in prison for killing the protected animal while shooting a film and will remain free pending the outcome of the appeal for the bollywood stars also accused in the case were acquitted lawyers for bill cosby of call for one of the jurors to be removed from the us comedians retrial for sexual assault the juror allegedly said he thinks cosby is guilty and the case should be over the fence lawyers say demonstrates the man may be biased cosby's retrial which begins on monday involves a woman who says he drugged and assaulted her in two thousand and four his first trial ended in a hung jury japan has deployed its first marine unit since world war two the two thousand strong brigade is responsible defending disputed islands in the east china sea it fits in with the government's plan to revise japan's pacifist constitution the world's largest cruise ship or set sail on its official maiden voyage royal caribbean symphony of the seas weighs two

most or you give him a month where your excuse really pressing need to shoot at you and more to save joplin mo told d.c. doing this to be of no exclusion yet between a hundred ways beyond your ex you just saw the main issues of how you're opening your mind if you accept your p.c. . hit the wall of what your body it's a couple down upon the floor. you know if it came out at all but could it. just say yes i. just said something to commiserate me would lose you mad. well you just said listen you don't want to guess you're losing your cool because let me start with this a bomb or twenty three. events users and also expose it to the question i want you deserve it. like you know me the police investigation led to dia rest of david's and other members of the on to slam a quick. donald trump really pretty sick we want is all misty deceive people whose only excuse is they're going to have a case for. mr david is resistant to them only playing the recent issue of paul's shake minute can be pretty civil to you even if you took all this can even between but just the stuff that's for sure you need to ta

finals joplin. to finish. kevin anderson in the semifinals. the cia has concluded that the saudi crown prince ordered the killing of jamal the show that's according to u.s. media reports the finding contradicts the saudi claims that mohamed bin solomon was not involved in the journalist's murder of the country's consulate in istanbul last month al-jazeera is my kind of reports for washington in recent days a number of members of congress have demanded that muhammad been solid month be held accountable either by way of tweets or in the case of senator bob corker during a debate about yemen in the senate passed for a level briefing with matters peo and you know i asked paul to come in as soon as we get back to share with us what is happening with saudi arabia on both fronts both yemen and what is happening as it relates to the journalist who was assassinated in my opinion at the direction of the crown prince of saudi arabia now the washington post reports the cia has concluded that the saudi crown prince ordered the assassination of journalist j

to engage me in joplin docs how much pressure was on the issue of danny how much was the how much pressure has he been to agree because he has often said that he felt that his government wasn't included in the initial talks and the agreement that was signed between the u.s. and the taliban back in february. when yes he was under pressure because from one side he was freeze to a legal hurdles for the ease of 400 prisoners and it was serious issues around 400 and ease from a legal perspective but from the on the site all these sides were putting pressure on the government that i'm listen and actually happens that in taiwan talks were not going to start so that's why everybody was do marni to each of those prisoners so he was caught between iraq and hartley's and that's why one can say that he was under pressure but now that pressure has been released thanks to the really agenda indeed he will sign in the coming hours. to such but is the bull now partly in the taliban's cold gunny is proposing a cease fire will not happen. well not necessity because the agreement or was made that once the 500

one of the campaigns that is actually looking to see if this actually might be possible this is sean joplin's he is from the chair of yes kumari and this is what he has to say about wales and the independence movement have a look u.k.'s going through from the change a lot of people will start to work up the possibility that you won't exist in a few years time i'll listen. and people i know in support of would vote for independence that's a huge change and who is from starting from basically standing start a few years ago westminster doesn't like the sixty's g.d.p. was out of greece today there's a public g.d.p. is 4 times bigger no it's independence is only going to depend us to focus on things that. i'm just wanting the practicalities of the independence movement that wants quite fringe and now becoming quite popular people speaking about them quite openly like did you anticipate this you spent so much of your career working to have happen are you laughing but this is are you going to so i don't know it's pretty serious. no i spent a lot of my career working in wales both as a journalist and

. >> tornadoes touched down in three other states, including one near joplin, missouri, the same small town where a tornado killed 161 people back in 2011. >> it may not be over yet, that system expected to remain active through wednesday with watches and warnings now across several states. >> erica pitzi joins us now. president obama addressing the devastation just a little while ago while overseas. >> the president took time out of his trip in the philippines this morning to promise short and long term aid for southern and mitt western communities ravaged by these storms. but this tornado outbreak is not over yet, more tornadoes and funnel clouds reported in kansas, iowa and missouri. >> a tornado nearly a mile wide tore through outside of little rock for nearly 30 miles. this couple rode out the storm in a safe room. when they emerged, everything they own was gone, including their home. >> we're alive and we're so thankful, so grateful. >> the aftermath is a scene of twisted metal with homes and businesses destroyed, cars turned jump side down. >> i saw some of the biggest trees jus

janice joplin played here, temptations. in my watch i can say the swaps played here, some of the wutang clan. leon russell plays here. english beat played here. what i believe is i'm the only roadhouse left on the west coast, on the ocean. >>. rings. >> what is it like plays, no matter who is here? >> it's the same feeling. >> there's many different kinds. there's a common threat. you can't walk in and not acknowledge the fact that thousands walked into that same building. [ singing ] >> this is the outskirts. we are up here, we are in the middle of nowhere. there's nothing between us and, you know, 30 miles to pure forest to highway 101. ♪ she was born to rambo ♪ ♪ daddy would not let her go >> you know, you can play your music, drink to your heart's delight, do what you want and go to bed and wake up by the o. totally unique that way. ♪ she hopped aboard a freight train ♪ ♪ bound for mexico >> as time goes by, this place has something harkening back to old time. [ singing ] >> thank you. >> you're not playing

joplin was rushed to a trauma center? nebraska, where he decide >>> sarah palin is officially in donald trump's camp. trump promised a big announcement. at a rally in iowa, he reversed the endorsement. >> only one candidate's record of success proves he's the master of the art of the deal. he is beholden by no one but we the people - how refreshing. he perfectly positioned to let you make america great again. are you ready for that iowa? no more pussy-footing around. our troops deserve the best. you deserve the best >>> trump is honoured to have palin's endorse. me mentment calling her high quality. >> the numbers of murders increased by 4.2% in 2015 compared to the same period the year before. joint crime rose by 1.7%. the federal bureau of investigation said property fell by 4.2%, and the justice department said the overall rate is at historic lows, joining us for more is a retired n.y.p.d. lieutenant, a professor of justice. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> let's talk about the ferguson effect. this is addi

the music, we'd be here for years, janice joplin allegedly played here, the temptations some of the wu tang clan played here, leon russell has played here can english beat has played here. what i believe is i'm the only roadhouse left on the west coast on the ocean. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> come on guys. welcome. >> home of the super-onion rings. >> no matter who's here, whether there's two or 200. >> but they all have a common thread. >> we're playing in a place that has history. you know. you can't walk in there and not acknowledge the fact that thousands of people as cool as can be have walked into that same building. and doing their thing. >> can't stand first day coming in the month of june sit around and wait for today ♪ >> this is still the outskirts we're here in mendocino county there's notion between us, 30 -- nothing between us, 30 miles of pure forest to highway 101. ♪ she was born to ramble ♪ ♪ daddy would not let her go ♪ >> you know you can play your music, drink to your heart's delight, do whatever you want. then go to bed and wake up by the ocean. it's

i was in joplin three years ago. at that point when you looked at the mess, the miles of destruction you wondered how will they actually clean all of this up, and get this town back in order. a year later i returned, and i amazed at the progress, the power of people. i'm assuming the same thing will happen here, but in the meantime people are grieving the loss of 14 that are dead across any state and ten here. >> robert thank you very mump. >>> crews are trying to contain wildfires in southern california before the strong winds return. a blaze began on wednesday scorching more than 1600 acres. more high winds are predicted for today. 900 firefighters are battling that particular blaze. >>> the number of policing girls in nigeria has grown. 276 girls are missing kidnapped last month from their school. it happened in a northeast state. a military-lead operation is underway, but officials still don't know where the girls are. >> reporter: there has been a lot of misinformation and confusion since this attack took place

janice joplin supposedly played here, the temptations. in my watch i can say carrie swan, some of the wutang crowd. leon russell played here, the english beat played here. i believe i'm the only roadhouse left on the west coast, on the ocean. [ ♪ music ] >> welcome to caspe. home of the super onion rings. no matter who is here, 10, 20, 200, is it the same feeling? >> there's many different kinds, a common thread. you are playing in a place with history, you can't walk in and not acknowledge the fact that thousands people as cool as can we have walked no the same building. [ singing ] >> this is the outskirts. we are in the middle of nowhere. there's nothing between us and 30 miles to pure for of the and highway 101. [ sings ] . >>ism you can play your -- >>. >> you can play your music, do what you want and go to bed and wake up by the ocean. it's totally unique that way. [ singing ] >> i have to say as time goes buy, this place has something that hunkers back to older times [ sings ] >>. >> you're not playing here because you want to be

the most recent catastrophic tornado that we saw was in joplin, missouri, in 2011, and that killed 158 people. as we enter severe weather season we have to be aware of these storms and take the watchings and warnings very seriously. take a look at temperatures across the country. houston will climb to a high of 71. temperatures are really rising quite a bit here in new york city where it's 57. washington, d.c. at 62 degrees. sunny skies with clouds moving to the northeast and so is that colder air diving southward. as we head into tomorrow temperatures will plummet back towards toronto you can see cold air pushing in with their high at 37. the cold air will continue to push to the southeast and an area will continue to track from the east coast from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic. we're looking for an icy mixture to ungold across i-95 tomorrow morning. >> thank you. a man who made history by marking the end of the world war ii with a kiss had died. glen mcduffy in this passionate embrace with a nurse on d-day. he died in his home in texas, and he was 86 years old. thank you very m

if you look at it in disasters and cries over the course of the obama administration, joplin, missouri for tornadoes or sandy hook elementary school, the president has gone. a lot of people want him to do the same in ferguson. >> you mentioned the d.o.j. investigation, what steps are federal law enforcement officials taking now? >> eric holder made comments yesterday. there are two on going investigations, one a civil rights violation. one is seeing if the d.o.j. can revamp patterns and practices within the department. eric holder said it's time for concrete steps, not just talk. the question is what can be done besides talking and symposiums and conferences and things of that nature. here's more of what eric holder had to say yesterday: >> it is an opportunity for us to find those things that bind us as a nation, to be honest with one another about those things that continue to divide us and to come up with ways in which we he make this union even more perfect. >> again, eric holder trying to walk that same line as the nation's chief law enforcement officer condemning the violence tak

>>> and portraits in music - from louie armstrong to bob dylan and janice joplin the fe and work of art king >>> he's using foms kill americans. -- bombs to kill americans, three died in the boston marathon more than 62 were wounded. today, dzhokhar tsarnaev came face to face with jurors who could decide his hate. more than 1,000 from the boston area are in the jury pool. dzhokhar tsarnaev's attorney said it means he can't get a fair trial. here is john terrett. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev's defense attorney asked for the start of the trial to be delayed and moved away from boston. they were both denied. choosing the jury for the trial could take several weeks. >> reporter: to his accusers dzhokhar tsarnaev confessed to the boston bombing in a handwritten note found in a bike. security footage showed him leaving a back pack close to a young victim the youngest to die. to the defenders, dzhokhar tsarnaev is the victim of an overbearing elder brother, now dead who they say intimidate him into taking part in the attack. almost two years on and boston is a city that wants the trial to start and be

on tuesday, joplin high school reopened. the original school was destroyed by it twister back in 2011. the senior class hasn't had a permanent school since they were freshmen. >> it opened eyes to how severe the weather has been. let's get another check of our forecast now with dave warren. these storms are growing more and more intense. >> pretty intense, yeah, more widespread. i do remember watching that storm closely, seeing it develop. yesterday was different, but severe. this is a line of severe storms, a front that approached and moved through the southeast. wind damage reports, no real reports of tornadoes. this was all wind damage as this front moved through. things of changed a bit today, the front's off the coast, so the report of wind damage yesterday, likely we'll see a few, but not as widespread a severe outbreak at yesterday. >> time for our discovery of the day. monkey's brains work differently based on where they sit in the social ladder. a study found that prime mate brains can be specialized for either end

it was a hangout for celebrities and artists, including andy warhol, bob dylan and janis joplin. now, in an unusual auction, 50 of the hotel's doors are going up for sale, each one a memento of a new york that no longer exists. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. # i remember you well in the chelsea hotel... famous, infamous. an iconic location on the streets of manhattan. the chelsea hotel has so many stories to tell. many of them were told behind these doors. they're not all that much to look at now. tattered, worn out, the paint‘s peeling off. but the history was made in the rooms they opened onto. we have the door to edie sedgwick‘s room where anti—war film chelsea girls. thomas wolfe wrote the enormously popular novel look lomeward angel, one of the great novels of the 20th century. janisjoplin and leonard cohen cohabited together in their room. bob dylan wrote blonde on blonde in this room, one of his most beloved albums. # i am waiting for my man... opening in 1884, the chelsea hotel became a refuge for writers, artists, musicians and eccentrics. it was a place where gr

scott joplin, who was famous for the entertainer, he also composed operas and the first one was not backed by a classical society but the second one got written but rarely performed, it was about a black community in the south. what is great about it is the lead as a woman and it is inspired by uplifting the black race and this woman is voted to leave the community. she doesn't die tragically like a lot of opera heroines. see n sub leading a community to abandon superstition and to become an uplifted race aware community. it is a fantastic piece of work and be featured that in the document you. i am rather reassured that despite all the time you spend studying classical music that you still give a really rubbish rendition of the string by scott joplin because it was completely unrecognisable. a song we all know and love. it sounds like, we have gone to iceland! one of the things that shines through as your enthusiasm for the subject, it ties into so many things. if you look at the word that classical music and i thinks susie mentioned this a few times, for some reason classical music thoug

janis joplin and great novels of the 20th century sentry. janisjoplin and leonard cohen cohabited together in their room. bob dylan wrote blonde on blonde in this room and not one of his most beloved albums. # i am waiting for my man... opening in 1884, the chelsea hotel became a refuge for writers, artists, musicians and eccentrics. it was a place where great work was created and people fell in love. was even a place where lives were lost. all these people have been icons for me asi these people have been icons for me as i was growing up, as i was growing older and even today, before idie. growing older and even today, before i die. as to the chelsea hotel now, it lies in the. the owners say it is being redeveloped. perhaps when it reopens it will have new stories to tell. and before we go, let's have a look at these pictures from myanmar where a water first of all —— festival has begun. five days of the water fights and street vegetables. thailand also celebrates the same festival. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team

favorite. -- produces southern comfort, janis joplin's favorite. joining us.r i feel like i've been talking to a litany of liquor ceos about whiskey and berman -- bourbon. brown spirits are increasing in popularity. what is behind it? >> thank you for having me. they are doing very well is the reason you may be talking to them. articulately the american whiskeys of late. for those of us who have been around this industry for some time, we have had has been -- headwinds for so long as bourbon producers and hit tennessee with bourbon producers and tennessee whiskey producers as we have been for so long, it has caught the interest of many both inside the industry and outside. >> i think i read recently that the market share of whiskey, bourbon, these types of spirits has grown to 30% of the total liquor market. >> 35%. >> is that true? >> i would have to see what you are referencing in terms of the industry data. i know one statistic that is very telling, at least when i will refer to from the united states, and this comes from 2013, that the growth o

the girl said she was janis joplin and she introduced me to jimi hendrix. he said are you jewish? he said you should be a manager. i said who should i manage? >> alice cooper. >> she is a protector. he keeps the wolf from the door. >> if someone asked me who invented the celebrity chef? shep gordon. >> he wrote the book. >> get the money, always remember to get the money, never forget to always remember to get the money. >> that is something new and let's stick with it. >> we tried to do as many outrageous things as possible. everybody went wild. >> he navigated us through this rough passage. >> i was so over my head. there is nothing about fame that sells it. the ones who rose to the top got hurt the worst. i felt the stress of l.a. i had spent my life living other people's lives and it wanted to see what my life was. i never really developed a family. i am making up work. shep gordon is the nicest person i've ever met hands down. >> what is important is doing compassionate business. there are no winners and losers. it is only winners. >> they all end up in shep's kitchen. >> he

the girl said she was janis joplin and she introduced me to jimi hendrix. he said are you jewish? ,he said, you should be a manager. i said, who should i manage? >> alice cooper. [laughter] sch" and "shep"n are synonymous. >> if someone asked me who invented the celebrity chef? shep gordon. >> i spent my life making people famous. >> he is the quintessential manager. he wrote the book, and everybody else is reading from it. >> the two most important things a manager does, get the money, always member to get the money, never forget to always remember to get the money. >> that is something new and let's stick with it. >> we tried to do as many outrageous things as possible. everybody went wild. no matter what this was, you navigate through this rough passage. >> i was so over my head. there is nothing about fame that sells it. the ones who rose to the top got hurt the worst. i felt the stress of l.a. the culture of what you are, not who you are. i had spent my life living other people's lives and it wanted to see what my life was. i never really developed a family. growing up -- i a

certainly includes bob dylan, william burroughs, jack kerouac, janis joplin, sam shepard. >> will you be able to use all of that history and that culture to build the brand? >> the answer is yes. we respect that culture and history, but with respect to chelsea, we want to take that forward. it is not a disney or hard rock version, it is about respecting the past, honoring the past. also, reinvigorating it so that it has a future as well. that is what is most important. >> what is the most important characteristic for a successful executive in the hospitality industry? >> i think it is about making sure that your team, your organization understands what your mission is. what differentiates you and that also that they constantly think of the guest first which is obviously the most important thing in any hospitality business. the combination of making sure our guests have the opportunity to have a unique experience. we set up the groundwork so they can. >> thank you very much, ed scheetz, the chief executive of chelsea hotel. thank you for "taking stock." good night. ♪

victoria: i've always loved janice joplin. there are so many people. jim morrison. charlie: as much for their in a sense listening to only their own drummer as much as to anything else? victoria: beacons like you said of uncompromising light in a certain way. we can't all be as radical and change history as let's say bob dylan or neil young or anyone else but you can at least try to forge your own way. charlie: what can you do? victoria: i don't know if we have that much control over -- even though i grew up with a musical background, i don't think i could guarantee that i would do what i'm doing now. like i think it's just been about certain tenacity, a love, obsession. charlie: the obsession to? victoria: the obsession is of making things. i think making things is a lot about it. it's a certain creative force. i think some people have it more than other people. it's a playful nic, maybe a childishness. you keep your inner child. alex: to actualize a dream that you've had. charlie: are you happiest cree the music in terms of writing and the lyrics and the music and

great wilt chamberlain, tv host jimmy carson, and music rates j -- music greats jimi hendrix and janis joplin. good luck. leader has signed an agreement with the opposition to end three months of deadly violence. we will have more and what the deal will mean for the country, next. ♪ outlook.or global an agreement has been signed between ukraine's leader and the opposition to end three months of deadly violence pinch-running me is nicholas burns from the harvard -- joining me is nicholas burns from the harvard kennedy school of government. he served on the white house security council as the senior director for eurasian affairs. welcome back to the show. let me start by asking you your reaction to this news of an agreement that has been reached. i can tell you that our reporter thehe ground in kiev says protesters don't believe it, they don't buy it. they are angry and still frustrated. what is your take? >> well, it is a critical moment. if an agreement can hold that would enforce a cease-fire, that is the best thing for the people of ukraine, including those embattled young people in maida

joplin spare,he everyone is having fun with that drop. maybe a normalized drop gives you a better perspective. nejra: i'm so glad you did the tech chart. i'm focusing on something more macro because of the guests we have coming up later. hans redeker and antonio pascual. the yield has more than tripled since last friday. we have hit 0.1% for the first time in the year. a big question ahead of the boj meeting in terms of what this means for yield curve control. tom: it really sets us up. nejra: let's focus in on tech because amazon investors have shrugged off second-quarter sales that missed estimates, focusing instead on soaring profits that came in on more than double analyst expectations. joining us is bloomberg opinions alex webb who covers tax -- who covers tech. it is the profitability investors are looking out for judging by the reaction. alex: historically everyone is investing in amazon because of -- very little expectation in the long-term it would deliver profits. revenue still grew which is fell short of expectations. amazon wa

"don't turn your back on love," janis joplin. >> i like the "star-spangled banner." [laughter] john: those were donald trump supporters hanging out in pensacola, waiting for that rally tonight to start. we have noticed that donald brucehas started using springsteen's anthem "born in the usa" at his rallies. we started thinking about candidates and their favorite tunes on the campaign trail. >> when my favorite traditions of primary season is when musicians get angry because politicians have used their songs without permission in primary events. all politicians are looking for musical cues to strike emotional cords in their audience, even if the meanings of the songs themselves are the opposite of what a politician might believe. >> no one listens to the lyrics referringn the usa," to ronald reagan's appraising of bruce's song while not paying attention to bruce's message. it is a law of the political universe happening over and over, politicians not realizing the message of songs they are adopting, and it is no different this year. >> ♪ it's the end of the world as

scarlet: and there was a generous joplin porche that was recently sold? >> it was very cute, it was painted a psychedelic. she actually drove it every day, and used it as a stage prop. this particular piece attracted a lot of bidding. towas estimated at $400,000 $600 and it sold for $1.8 million. matt: i love the paint job. i'm not into the 356. ae wanted god to provide her receiving balance, but her friends drove porsche. she was driving this the night before she died. that is dark. i did not mean that to be dark. silver, 356.e cold scarlet: thank you so much. investing for us here at bloomberg. so, metallica cars? should bersche silver, a ferrari should be rea. d. scarlet: coming up, george zimmerman. ♪ david: 2:00 p.m. in new york, 7:00 p.m. in london and three clock a.m. in hong kong. welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg headquarters new york, good afternoon. here is what we are watching this hour. u.s. stocks on track for the worst week in a month and oil falling for a sixth straight day trading at its lowest level in seven years. braced fo

cory: isn't there a janis joplin movie coming out right now? there is a resurgence in janis joplin. i saw a broadway play under discussion as well. janice is hot rayna. -- janis joplin is hot rayna. carol: you love cars and no cars. what's it like to get into a car like this? there are more technologically advanced cars, but this has a great heritage. hannah: i think the real thing is that you get a sense of it has a personality. i know that it's cliche to say, but it really does. it has its own little quirks. the pedals feel different. there's no power anything could no power steering or power brakes. you like you are operating a machine. you do not feel as close to a machine with a lot of modern cars because it is all electronic. cory: here is hate the turbos because it does not have the same connection. hannah: it is a human and machine on the road. what a connection. carol: what are they selling for? hannah: 400,000-600,000. that is way normal dent in normal 36 would get. carol: it could go up higher? cory: we have seen big numbers for cars this year. hannah: this has been a gre

there is already a long waiting hers.efore the queen gets a rock legend, janis joplin, once sang about wanting a mercedes-benz that in real life, she drove a porsche. it is now headed up for auction after spinning two decades at the exhibit in england. it is expected to bring more than $400,000. what a cool paint job. that is a look at top stories at is hour. all summer long, the polls have beeninging the same trump tune. now a stretch -- scratch on the record. now within is riking distance of donald trump according to the latest new york times tbs pole. 23% of republican voters act carson for the republican party nomination. trump is at 27% with rivals like jeb bush trailing far behind in the single digits. bernie sanders is surging past hillary now with double-digit's in iowa. new hampshire as an undecided joe biden lurks in the wings. discuss all ofto this and the state of the presidential field is the former ceo and also a well-known wall for presidentser obama. glad to see you. god -- i am glad i am airlines infor the india. betty: you look great. let's tackle the republican stori

rock legend janis joplin once said about want -- once saying about wanting a mercedes-benz but in real life throws -- drove a porsche. the archive -- iconic auto is headed to auction after spending two decades at exhibit of the rock 'n roll hall of fame in cleveland. it goes on the block in december and new york and is expected to bring in more than $400,000. those are some of your top stories. bill of benchmark capital spoke with emily chang, who joins the now from san francisco. how is silicon valley reacting to the volatility in the global market? emily: you remember he came out a few weeks ago saying we think we are at a reflection point where startups, they need to start talking about profitability overgrowth. that was a few weeks ago. lot moreeen a volatility in the global market in china, specifically, i asked him how concerned he is about china. take a listen. >> there seems to be enough evidence now that there is some type of slowdown. and internalexport consumption standpoint. the only reason i think that is interesting and might actually relate to us in silicon valley, some

a porsche owned by janis joplin brought in $1.76 million. back to you. >> you couldn't easily drive down the street in one of those. thanks a lot, sharon. stocks are currently sinking. volatility soaring. oil is tanking. how are traders positioning themselves? what are the key levels to watch? joining us is steven guilfoyle and mike santoli, cnbc senior market commentator. you probably heard jack bouroudjian a second ago being very negative about the market particularly next year saying we could see a 20% to 30% drop and you could hide out in the bond market. agree or disagree? >> i don't think the market has told you enough to predict that is what's going to happen. we're in the later part of a bull market, you don't know how much longer it's going to last and the stock market is catching down to the deteriorating credit backdrop. i don't know what that says about the next year and that kind of a downturn. >> what do you think, steve? >> i think you want to stay between 15% to 20% bonds. i think you also want to stay about 40% to 45% equity

the car remained in joplin's family following her death in 1970. that cnbc news update at this hour brsh back to you. >> the stock could rally. that would make it a new record high. richard is the analyst behind it. joins us live today from new york city. welcome. it's good to see you. >> thanks. good to be here. why is this best in class? >> they've been investing for about five wreerz in the future in the 21st century. >> speaking about the investment story, this has been the issue with the company over the last several years where they would see the growth on the top line but could never bring it to the bottom line because they were so heavily investing. >> the easiest one is canada. they had to build an infra from a structure and invest in the store base before they could generate a dollar in sales. they're going to come in at an accelerating rate over the next leyears. the trunk club investment was front load and expensive and it's now levered into the woman's trump club, and we think over time the expertise will translate into the men's side

>> frank lake, ceo -- scott joplin sounds really nice here, doesn't it? bottom line, this is a company executing on the management level and ceo that's very conservative and at the beginning of a housing recovery. that's indis muputable at this point. the company is earning praise from market. it goes higher. these are great numbers today and they upgraded their estimates. >> mike, real quick, i know you were negative on "options actions." i'm not optimistic on this one. most eps growth you're seeing is represented to share buyback. not seeing wider margins than we did in 2006 and not seeing big top-line revenue growth. i'm not enthusiastic of home dep depot. >>> the moment you've been waiting for, trade of the day. tim seymour? >> tronix. it's a $2 billion-plus company. it's down 20% today. so just to preface this, this is not for the faint of heart. this is a company that traded record volumes today. third largest global producer of titanium dioxide for pigments, paints. this is definitely a stock which is linked to global recovery, linked to housing re

joplin, missouri's at the top of the list, but that town had to rebuild after a devastating tornado. put that one aside. deltona, florida, 15% from the low in prices. punta gorda, florida, danville, virginia, and lansing, michigan. winchester because that's where i went to high school and still my parents' hometown. hope you're watching mom and dad. most of the stock builder hopes ridden a wave. look at pulte. does that run make this stock a wee bit too hot to handle? joining us now, c capital markets. bob, what say you, is this run done? >> i think it's been a huge lift. the rising tide has lifted all stocks from the sector. so if you look at dr horton, pulte or any of those, they've had a massive run in the last three months. so high valuations are congruent with very high expectations for a very strong spring selling season. we think that there's strong backlog growth in comparisons. so a good setup for stocks going into the spring selling season. >> how much optimism about a resurgence in new home builder sales is already built into the price? or is it simply people say sales can

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