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Hour, likely to confirm thirdquarter results that beat forecasts. The first since the patriarch. It may losewarning Legal Protection over user content. Lawmakers accuse platforms of abusing their power for political speech as the election nears. First, lets get you started with a quick check of the markets. Sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. Sophie after the steep losses we saw for u. S. And european stocks, we are looking for a downside move here in asia with earnings also in focus and we have u. S. Futures edging higher early in this session. We do have aussie shares under pressure, off by. 4 t...

Market impact on Hurricane Harvey. 5 , the futures up highest level in two years. Texas is the largest cotton producer in the u. S. The next two indexes are interesting as far as what is being mortgagebacked, products or production. The higher this goes, the tighter we see the Product Market. The second is the vti versus signifying more production in the u. S. , meaning lower as it comes down. In texas, floodwaters overwhelm houston as Tropical Storm harvey inundatess texas, southeastern texas. Us is our commodities managing editor. In terms of the houston damage, this is unprecedented. If you...

In a couple minutes here. Thanks to you for joining us this hour. Theres a lot going on in the news right now, in domestic news, were going to have the latest in a live report from ferguson missouri, in a moment. Were hoping to be speaking with another journalist who appears to be arrested for unknown reasons by the local police in the middle of protests there. The upset and the protests continue in ferguson tonight over the Police Shooting in that city this weekend, whats happening tonight includes, aparentally just a massive, massive over the top apparent Police Response to demonstrations to...

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