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you don't know most of the mall when i was able to find about two thousand soldiers name from john bell who tragically died in the living god. i thought more than five hundred letters of death that has not been said you can find them all in the archives stanley's internet speed among the countries of central asia breaking fifty second place in the world rankings the test in accordance with the indicators context any users have served the internet with the approximate speed of fourteen megabytes in the beginning of january following an extent that extent the fifty seventh place. kyrgyzstan is he the first place in pakistan as a hundred seventy first place reminding back to the east end of the fastest internet speed. among the countries of situation two thousand ten over the last few years of expansion significantly in regards to an end of the moment. in two thousand on our government's goal to reach sixteen megabytes which was already in korea at the moment. today we are witnessing the industry continue to develop a head let's assume it's really all servers and speed were very slow but a

. >> i like your relationship with john comp bell. i'm a usf fan. i don't like that about you. other than that i'm glad you have him on the show. i have a question -- >> i was going to try get through the whole thing without bringing up usc. my question is, why is there such terrible reception on this station? i live in -- [applause] and whether i'm in l.a. or whenever i am. sheer a fabulous. i want to hear it and i can't hear anything. ease pressurely when you get off at lake forest. >> okay. >> day or night, in my house, on the radio in the car, it's going crazy. >> i'm happy to tell you why. i answer this question all over the country. no matter how strong the signal, no matter how wonderful the station, and it depends upon when you leave the reach of a signal and the ama70 signal is directional and daytimer. at the moment the sun goes down, they have to turn down the power. every night you will be going online listening to the show there are bands that arrive right about -- yeah. it's a station south of the mexican border not governed by the fcc that steps on the signal. ab

he was networking equipment company cisco recently set off alarm bells. ceo john chambers but some of the blame for declining business in china on an essay stooping. top executives from apple got new facebook and google have all expressed outrage is taking to the white house to have their horses her. google co founder sergey brin told me that he was pleased that tech companies have banded together to protect customer data. i think that's a good support around the world overseas than in the us and it's important that the customers. trust their privacy and a promo including from governments. you can trust me i will deliver quality in this case i will protect your information on to a certain extent and there needs to be that bond with consumers for consumers who will leave that koreans the information technology and innovation fndation recently predicted that the u s cloud computing industry stands to lose up to thirty five billion dollars to foreign competitors due to the nsa controversy. another analyst for forrester research warned in a worst case an era that coul

the big one after the bell. john, so many investors holding on to yahoo!ause of ali baba. >> that's the main reason to hold on to it. they had a big singles day in china. that should be positive for them. but really, what investors are increasingly looking toward is the core business display advertising, overall we're looking for revenues to be at around $1.2 billion. that display business close to half a billion dollars, down around 4% from a year ago. a lot of that is in the context of mobile. remember, people aren't on their pcs as much as they used to be. they are more on their phones. yahoo! has been making some acquisitions in that area but hasn't been able to monetize those. one bright spot potentially for that is tumblr. data i got this week shows that actually, the demographics are pretty good. people on tumblr are clicking through to retail sites and spending money. >> 23 acquisitions in 2013, two in 2014 and their core business is still -- >> the top line growth of this company is still going the wrong direction. >> the guy who they brought in t

bell to ring 30 minutes away. did you see this? t mobile ceo johna personality, the top of the town in they guess where i was at the consumer electronics show when he crashed at&t's party wearing his black leather jacket and pink t mobile shirt, he is the guy on the right, even when on an expletive laced tirade that we have to be out. we will let you hear it in a minute. the big question is this guy is a renegade. does he want anybody to take over his company? >> take over the company. liz: he wants to run it. i don't blame the guy. >> does he sell? liz: he sells. >> everybody says he loves -- liz: how about this? let's bring in a former fcc commissioner and ask him whether he thinks the t mobile deal has any chance. >> which one? liz: you will see. got to pitch in. and we will tell you why the cider andsecurity warfield like a throwback to the cold war with the guy who used to advise the pentagon. [ male anuncer ] e new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to boldids. that's why n york has a new plan -- dozensf tax free zone

bell. we will see. >> john, we will see you in a moment. about technology is all the rage this year. tracking your health, fitness, and much more. we will talk more about that next. >> the smart service maker has come under fire as subsea road temperatures hit the midwest and east coast. owners have taken the social doia that's -- you can social media, complaining nest is not working. in a statement to bloomberg west, nest says the issues are affecting a small percentage of customers and is not related to a recent bug. variable in the and clogged air filters. we will continue to follow that story. back to ces, wearables is the huge theme there. outerlichman will try anything he can get his hands on. take a look. of googlee heard glass and samsung's smart watch. we are entering a world of wearables it here at the consumer electronic show there are a lot of wearable devices. i figured why not wear myself out. this guy is the wearable camera. if the inside talents light has changed or if i change my speed. it can take new pictures when i make

is ringing and we're going to be down quite a few points at the bell here. johnn about a correction. a correction is 10% down, are we getting anywhere close to that kind of down side move? >> i agree with larry, i'm not sure it's 10%, i think we're in a correction here, not a technical correction, but we're having a problem with emerging markets, similar to last may when mr. bernanke started talking about tapering. we have problems in argentina with the devaluation and having problems in turkey. ukraine is having problems, a lot of problems in emerging markets and that's killing the carry trade and you're seeing a risk-off right now. stuart: stay right there. i've got more for you in a moment. i want to look at the market for a second. we've opened down, let me see, there's a camera in the way of the things. 38 points we are down as we speak. now, in d.c., there is a battle and it's looming over the debt crisis, the debt ceiling, i should say, yeah, back on the front burner and the president wants, basically a blank check to keep spending and borrowing, the repub

before the bell, verizon, delta, johnny john -- >> johnny john? >> johnson & johnson. randfather could have been one of those johnsons. and texasbell, ibm instruments. they're coming after the bell. also, it has to be on your radar, 9:30, not because of the open, but because delegates will be sitting down right here with bloomberg lp founder majority owner mike bloomberg. that is right after the opening bell. the federal government is shut down -- not because they could not agree on anything, because they could agree there was too much snow. that is the concern. >> it is not even there yet. >> that is washington. we learned in new york a few weeks ago maybe we weren't ready. they're expecting six inches of snow in washington. >> here, eight to 10 in new york. 12 inches in boston. >> snow day and washington, d.c. in the meantime, let's get to company news. >> a rebound in emerging markets, boosting unilever, saw quarter.e 4.1% last annals were forecasting 3.9% gain. sales in emerging markets have been slipping but rebounded with an almost 8.5% growth rate in the quarter.

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bell" contributor carol roth. she wrote in a cnbc.com piece that income inequality is not a problem. john fort disagrees. the two have been engaged in a twitter throwdown all day, so later, that debate will move from twitter to television right here on "closing bell." >> and we do want your take on whether income inequality is a problem. your best tweets on this subject will be revealed later. @cnbcclosingbell is the way to reach us. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a business idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a reality. start your business today with legalzoom. >>> welcome back. a tough day for the market. >> but we were just saying, there may be something there. we've been getting bombarded by everybody saying how much they love steak and ale. we were down 233. all the major averages finally in lock step today. >> and it's consistent with what we're seeing outside of the equities space as well. the ten year really rallying t

on sunday john says a young man rang his door bell and stabbed him in the thigh. it's not the first time something happened to the family. last year someone threw yellow paint on his daughter's car and slashed the tires. now the family is thinking about moving. >> my family is too important to me to allow them to be subjected to this behavior. this wanton act of violence. >> the ungers say the man drove off in an older model blewish gray car. >> police in the north, rather people in the northeast and the midwest bracing for bitter cold and snow. another polar vortex. millions from virginia to new england, they have the snow plows ready preparing for up to 10 inches of snow. new york city could at any hardest hit. 14 inches expected. maybe philadelphia will be the worst. arctic temperatures could freeze the region for nearly a week. >> that could affect travelers. i want to check in with christina. how long could this last? >> at least as far as delays we're talking about well into the weekend because of de-icing. it's going to be cold. the delays are forced by the

georger john paulson and soros got out. >> ring the bell. hello. this is a big call the kel out -- came out of citibank. you have to sell the euro. right now, the euro is 1.3591. .ou are going to go to europe >> indeed, i will be in. close in three weeks. lucky me. >> i tell you what. we are going to our lead right now. it is a big day for boeing. to be voting for a third time on a new contract that would enable production on the 777. that would begin next year in washington. if they say yes, they will get a bonus and a contract extension. , boeing willo likely move production to another state and washington will face a credit ratings downgrade. that is how big the stakes are. this is the third time union workers are coming together trying to vote on this thing. why is it so hard to get this done? >> when you talk about workers, a large percent are getting close to retirement. they don't want to make any changes. the younger workers see more jobs for the future. it is an intrigue union issue. -- interest-union issue. the airplane is going to get bu

. >> and we have a live look at the opening bell as we hear the opening bell there and on the nasdaq, papa johnlunar new year, friday, january 31st, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to up. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning, amanda knox's ex-boyfriend is now out of police custody. one day after an italian appeals court reinstated the murder conviction against them. police picked up raffaele sollecito at a hotel in italy near the boa borhe border with . he is banned from leaving the country. police say they do not know if he was planning to cross the border. >> now this morning amanda knox who is in america says she is frightened and saddened by the ruling of the italian appeals court. tracie potts joins us live on capitol hill where the u.s. government may one day have to decide whether knox should be extradited to italy. good morning. >> reporter: right. good morning. the key being one day. it's not something they are going to have to decide soon. this appeals process has to play out. amanda knox issued a statement from her home in seattle calling this v

. >> let's talk about it in today's closing bell ex chain. johnho said i'm knnot coming on until this market rallies. anton bear from up capital management and joe bela from shapers investment research. >> john, we definitely saw a lack of momentum beginning 2014, very different from what we saw last year at this time. what do you make of this right now? you're still bullish on this market. >> i am bullish. it's not encouraging. i'd rather see the market go up because there's a natural ten n tendency for it to go up and there has to be some explanation it didn't. i tend to ascribe it to the last few weeks of 2013. i think we may have robbed from peter to pay paul, but that's temporary. >> joe, what about you? lots of focus on the behavior of the market at the tart of tstar month. do you think we could be facing a rocky month, a rocky year regardless of today's rally still? >> no, i don't think so at all. i think the other guest described it perfectly. we had a lot of strong momentum in late december of last year, so it sort of makes sense we would

john unger lives about a mile from downtown willow glenn. sunday he says a young man rang his door bell, then stabbed him in the thigh when he answered the door. the suspect got away. not the first time something has happened to the unger family. last year someone threw yellow paint on his daughter's car and slashed the tires. now the family is thinking about moving. >> my family is too important to me to allow them to be subjected to this kind of behavior, this wanton act of violence. >> they say the man drove off in an older model blueish gray jeep cherokee type of car. >> today authorities will look at a video recorded by an oncoming train which hit two people in santa clara, it killed one man. investigators say the caltrain was traveling up to 70 miles an hour it hit the men. it was passing through the station at the time. it was not scheduled to stop there. one man died at the scene, the other taken to the hospital. several witnesses told us they thought one of the victims may have been on a bike around the time of the accident but officials don't know why the men were on the track

. >>> they have the seahawks and broncos and john elway, of course former stanford grad, nfl hall of famer, and on the nasdaq, the opening bell live, they are there ringing the bell because they are celebrating with nfl players as well and they have a partnership with rides via that option and we will talk more about business coming up in just a bit. >> we will smile and say good morning to you, thursday january 30th, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, steve, how long will the rain be here? >> i am wearing an umbrella tie. >> i have been waiting, i even dusted off this morning. >> wewe have a little bit of snow in this area, same for lake tahoe and north star and it long like it will trap and there is hardly any. .0 to milpitas, crocket .05, san jose has the most which is very rare. they have the most rain but they did this time, napa .06, san francisco .03 and that's it. some are trying to move through and we will try to have more for san francisco, right there, parts of the peninsular, dale lay city, some breaks to the -- daily city, some breaks to the north, same with the east bay but not a lot of it, and they could ge

bell rings ] i'll take everything. what?! man on p.a.: comparing rates since back in the day. john: what powers your tv? does electricity come from? wind, solar power? not likely mayor cut nearly gets it from nuclear power, a natural-gas and coal. 86% of power cummins from those three sources of energy and this provides the most although not for long because ever government passes new rules to make it almost impossible to burn. senator abominated clear that is what he would do if he was elected to reach the can bill the coal-fired plant but we will baker of them because they will be charged for that greenhouse guest. john: that is what has happened epa rules make a new plan nearly impossible and a shot down existing plants we that is a good thing burning this does produce more than one-third of greenhouse gas and natural gas emits much less the nuclear power gives off no carbon dioxide so why not? from the kentucky coal association says that is a terrible idea. >> because we have the coal in the ground it is plentiful, with the best reserves but we have a president in washington who makes us go overseas

bell rings ] i'll take everything. what?! man on p.a.: comparing rates since back in the day. >>> shortly before 11:00 monday night -- >> johnennon was gunned down in front of his apartment. >> former beatle -- >> the assailant is mark david chapman waiting with a .38 caliber. >> on the night he shot john lennon mark david chapman was only 25 years old, and it has been 25 years of almost painful anonymity. >> it was nothing that we learned from the extensive interviews and the investigation of the defendant's background that suggested that he was much different than any other 25-year-old person. >> at least on the surface. chapman grew up in georgia, the older of two children in what seemed like a typical suburban family. >> the defendant claimed in interviews with psychiatrists that he had a rough childhood and had a less than ideal relationship with his father, but there is nothing of his background of such an extreme or extraordinary nature that would suggest some sort of latent insanity or mental disease or defect caused by some childhood trauma. >> after high school, chapman begins to drift through a series of jobs and

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bell. little confetti and a lot of pizza. they are talking about on the nasdaq. papa johns pizza.sponsor of the nfl and the super bowl. but let me tell you, i just sent out on facebook a bunch of stats on the amount of food that we all eat and what we eat on super bowl sunday. it's pretty interesting. >> why are you looking at me? >> i'm thinking about me too. papa johns pizza sells two times as many. >>> we will smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on friday, january 31st i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time is 6:31. steve, it's going to get a little cooler. >> the nights no doubt about it. the system is moving out fast. not only in the central sierra. a little thunderstorm activity around 11:00. that system flying fast and we have rapid clearing behind it. some upper 30s not surprised here. 40s on the temps. if it feels a little cooler than it is. you can see our system moving fast. so it will be a sunny day, breezy. some increase in clouds on sunday. today and tomorrow look pretty good. overall upper 50s and low 60s today. as one syst

let me ask you your quick thoughts, quick thoughts on john brown, lord brown of bp, mickey arasin of carnival and ed whitaker of southwestern bell, at & t and ultimately, gm. >> those three get a lot of credit they don't deserve and don't have all the accountability they should have taken on. take a look at mickey, you had six ships in distress, most dramatically the "triumph" last year. he has always hid behind his lieutenants. it's an old joke in the maritime world that it's the captain who announces shore leave and the first mate has to announce the bad news. mickey doesn't announce good or bad news. he has 4,000 passengers at risk at sea, unable to figure out how they are getting back and families not being notified. >> let me get you to comment on that. >> three, four, seven day cruise. these are ways to be able to feel like a king in a very inexpensive travel. like a lot of people i know, including family members, this was a way to be able to have a glamorous vacation for a lot less. that's a big change for america. >> richard faine was doing that before at royal caribbean. mickey saw good ideas others were doing and with

found dead, murdered. [ bells toll ] >> since irene's car was still at the church, that's where investigators focused, and on the last man believed to see her alive, father johnt, the visiting priest. in a sworn statement, feit said he had taken a phone call from irene, wanting to speak to one of the priests about an important matter. but instead of taking irene's confession in the church, father feit had her go next door to the rectory. and after the visit, irene went missing. >> so, immediately my dad and others were wondering, you know, what had happened, and what did this guy know. >> traumatized, irene's family retreated into their home, surrounded by their closest relatives. >> i remember being in the house and the lady sitting on the bed just crying her heart out. >> as painful as the memories are, cousin noemi wanted us to see the family home today to better understand what happened that horrible time more than 50 years ago. we knocked, and a young woman named sarah came to the door. we're doing a story about who lived in this house in 1960. >> oh, yes, uh-huh. >> do you know about this person? >> irene garza? >> irene garza. you knew that? >> yeah. >

bell. >> we'll leave that flaming here for awhile. we'll come back to it, wolf and john?> anderson, good discussion. john king is here with the magic wall. the house of representatives, is it in play. >> less likely than right after the government shutdown. remember the conversations then when republicans were take the blame for the republican shutdown, everyone thought perhaps the democrats would get the majority back. let's go back in time a little bit. i want you to look at all the blue. look at the blue. i'm going to circle areas. this is just after president obama won his first election. this is what the congress looked like. the house of representatives. these are house districts in 2009. look at the areas i'm circling. i want you to watch something. that is early 2009. this is what happened after the 2010 mid terms. again look at all that blue. look at all that red. this is the republican takeover of the house in 2010. they've built on it since then a bit, wolf. here's where we stand at the moment. 234 republicans to 201 democrats. it takes 218 to have a majority.

coming up, john mccain, arizona senator, "in the loop" from davos. ♪ >> 30 minutes to the opening bell"in the loop with betty liu." the countdown begins right now. >> welcome back. you are "in the loop." i am betty liu. equity futures are loving this morning. -- are lower this money. on a planet benefits near a six week low. -- unemployment benefits near a six-week low. a forecast of more of the same for 2014 on rising demand from the u.s. and china. an exclusive -- we will be talking about the war over time maffeicable with greg and john malone of liberty media. weak sales are not the only problem mcdonald's has. it is drowning in 10 million pounds of extra chicken wings -- oh -- after its promotion was not a home run. alix steel has more. they have this excess inventory here? 144cdonald came in about earnings revenue, but light. it was fourth-quarter same-store sales down one/10 of a percent, lower than estimated. quarter on quarter, sales were up nine tenths of a percent in the quarter. part of the issue is mcdonald's can't find that home run product . we saw that with mighty wings.

john. >> lisa checked the web before she hired r.j. >> it's somebody they did a companyoorly, didn't take care of their items, that would certainly ring bellse. >> had you had complaints from people you moved? >> no, no complaints. in fact we are the top ranked moving company in the state according to angie's list. >> startups create much of the job growth in america. >> entrepreneurs are the wealth creators of our sociy, the engine of innovation and progress and job contraction and wealth contraction. >> i assume if i want to start a business a moving company would be a good way to enter. simple, just need trucks, some strength, good compete. >> it should be. you by a truck, paint the word mover on the side of it and you're in business, and if customers like your products and services they'll buy from you. i they've don't, they won't. >> the regulators are not just mean. shouldn't therebe some rule. >> we want a free market place. if we have an orderly market place, who is doing the ordering? it should be consumers who do the ordering, and the law stops them from doing that. not protect the public but to protect established businesses agai

john. >> lisa checked the web before she hired r.j. >> it's somebody they did a company poorly, didn't take care of their items, that would certainly ring bells no complaints. in fact we are the top ranked moving company in the state according to angie's list. >> startups create much of the job growth in america. >> entrepreneurs are the wealth creators of our society, the engine of innovation and progress and job contraction and wealth contraction. >> i assume if i want to start a business a moving company would be a good way to enter. simple, just need trucks, some strength, good compete. >> it should be. you by a truck, paint the word mover on the side of it and you're in business, and if customers like your products and services they'll buy from you. i they've don't, they won't. >> the regulors are not just mean. shouldn't there be some rule. >> we want a free market place. if we have an orderlyarket place, who is doing the ordering? it should be consumers who do the ordering, and the law stops them from doing that. not protect the public but to protect established businesses against having to compete fairly. that violates liberties. thes

john. very interesting topic. >>> and no doubt we'll be hearing more on this topic as well coming up on "the boclosin bell." more from the head of the ntsb chairman, deborah hersman at 4:30 p.m. eastern. >> got to check that out. virginia tech hokie. >> she is indeed. >> join genius. >>> a check on the markets, not a great way to start the year. 2013, remember that year? fantastic one for the markets. all these sort of superlatives for the year. we're not getting that start off today, folks. the dow down 145 points. that's nearly 1% to 16,431. nasdaq and s&p 500 also down. >>> take a look at the tech doves from this past christmas. >>> and snapchat's big snafu. how a data breach could have impacts. which is also a subject of one of mandy's predictions for 2014, which is also coming up. >> yeah, you've got to stick around. >> i predict that's coming up. . there, i said it. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t

john calamos. he will join us later exclusive exclusively on "the closing bell." jur watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> welcome back. emerging markets are a major culprit for all this angst. >> michelle caruso-cabrera joins us to break down what's going on, michelle and why your investments wound up in the crosshairs. >> the emerging markets slightly calmer today though it took an early morning announcement of an emergency meeting by the turkish central bank to calm things down. it's expected that the tishgishurkish central bank will announce a hike in interest rates. we could do country to country with loss specifically issues. what is true in general about all of them is the following. they lived as if commodity prices would rise forever and that interest rates would stay low forever. now with the fears

john. >> lisa checked the web before she hired rj. >> if somebody had run a company poorly they didn't take care of their items they would give me alarm bells>> we are the top ranked moving company in the state according to angie's list. >> starbucks create much of the job growth in america. >> entrepreneurs are the wealth breeders of our society engine of innovation progress and job creation and wealth creation. >> i assume i wanted to start a business a moving company would be a good way to enter simple truck and strength. the go compete. >> it should be. buy a truck you paint the word mover on the side of it and you are in business. if customers like your services they will buy from you if they don't they won't. >> regulators aren't just mean. shouldn't there be some rules? >> orderly marketplaces is what we don't want. what we want is a free marketplace. if we have a marketplace who is doing the ordering? is it should be consumers who do the ordering. the law stops them from doing that. not to protect the public but to protect and establish businesses against having to compete fairly. that violates liberty. these laws are outrageous and

the opening bell going to be rung by paul allen, woody johnson, john elway in just a few moments.om the broncos and jonathan tisch up there as well. and the futures are stable but we still have to mention where emerging markets stand today. people want to know what's blowing up if anything. >> absolutely. i want to put it in context. turkey's obviously being roiled. we know argentina is in trouble and we worry about brazil and china another downtick last night. keep those in mind because those are the secret worry but sometimes the earnings are so overwhelmingly on a particular day and today is the biggest earnings day that it's almost impossible mentally to say i want to fraction that by turkey and take off 0.2 percent for argentina. it's not working because the bottoms up trumps top down some days. like we haven't mentioned the fed yet because interest rates >> doing anything. i can see warning the fed but why not talk about the companies. >> do you have any fears that there's some sort of breakdown in global policy coordination? >> well, look, these are all these currencies tha

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bell, ibm reports its numbers after the close. also out this week, united technologies, mcdone add's, microsoft and procter & gamble. we'll be discussing those earnings at 11:30 cet with johnd when it comes to driving earning hes growth and creating share value, which businesses are best? we want to hear from you. who do you think is the best ceo in the world? if you want to join the conversation here, please, get in touch with us. e-mail us, worldwide@cnbc.com, tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. don't miss out on that. who is the best ceo in the world? we will reveal all as revealed a little later. >>> meanwhile, lenovo is reporting it's in talks to buy low end server unit x86. the chinese hardware company is only confirming that it's in talks with a third party. rumors of an agreement first surfaced yesterday with the "wall street journal" the object of lep novo's affections is actually dell. lenovo shares dropped 3% higher. >>> dropbox has reportedly secured $3 million after the firm has been valued at $10 billion. dropbox was last valued at 4 billion following a previous round of funding in 2011 1. many expect the companies to go public sometime this year. >

bell. we will have full coverage of all the numbers as soon as they are out. >>> and don't forget carl quintanilla, john harwood and i will have complete coverage of the president's state of the union address at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnbc. keep it right here you are watching cnbc first in business worldwide. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah. everybody knows that. did you know there is an oldest trick in the book? what? trick number one. look-est over there. ha ha. made-est thou look. so end-eth the trick. hey.... yes.... geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. >>> the overall stock market recovering from its recent losses, at least so far today. the dow up 86 points but apple having its worst day in a year after reporting its earnings last night, and they weren't bad. jon fortt, why is the fallout so doggone intense? >> tyler, it's the iphone number and the guidance. the street was looking for something close to 55 million iphones and got 51. that's particularly disappointing since apple actually built up some channel inventory during the

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john najarian. we've got a lot to talk about. let's start off here with energizer, tupperware. both reporting before the bell.ople know they're batteries as well as personal care product, razors like schick. >> it's very interesting. you look at this company and the stock. the stock was going straight up. when you look at the trend and you say, why is the stock going straight up when the revenue growth and organic growth has been going straight down? i don't know quite why but this quarter it's certainly all came together. personal products was really hit. this is like procter & gamble and this is where you get back to the question of beards and facial hair and that's been having an impact, guys like you, on their business. and i got to tell -- >> we we pulled up footage because this is a trend in personal care in case you've been living under a rock. guys wear stumble, there's the movember growing mustaches and that's been taking a hit on razors. there's more competition which is what the ceo cited heightened promotional activity. >> they thought this, quote, unquote, turbulent promotional activity would end