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the dow up 65. nasdaq composite up 251. there is 3.5% gain.g into the today remember what we saw the nasdaq was in correction territory, right? we saw dow and s&p sold off to the point that all the gains of the year were wiped out. this is improving at this point. the question is will it hold? what i've been told here on the floor is that they want to see this market finish well above 250 points that would show some conviction and what is going on in the marketplace right now. it would mean the buyers are really coming in at this point. they're committed to the market. certainly one of the questions that people are asking, is this a dead cat bounce or is this real at 500 points. really got to like it. back to you, charles. charles: thank you very, very much. bring in kevin kelly. mitch rochelle back with us. joining us with stocks, melissa arno. picking up one of the things gerri said, one of the things i like rally, it is led by names that you want to lead it. technology, top three ratings in technology. apple 24% of it. microsoft 1%. buyers

futures are positive dow futures up 34, nasdaq up 15 and 3 quarters. lauren: flipping screen to europe, stock trade to go downside. cheryl: taking a look at asia, big news out of there, china reported poor economic growth bf a downward slide for china stocks there was jump, government taking big steps to reassure investors shanghai composite ended up 2 and a half percent. lauren: look at that. the lotto grips the nation $1.4 billion up for grabs, you do have a chance but you better know the odds before you buy tickets, fbn:am starts right now ♪ cheryl: we are coming at 5:01 a.m. in new york, friday october 19th, good morning, cheryl casone. lauren: always good to say it's friday. i'm lauren simonetti. pressure on china's economy, beijing is out with worst than expected read for third quarter, second biggest economy expanding 6 and a half percent, however, slowest rate of expansion since financial crisis back in 2009. cheryl: exports rose despite china's trade dispute with the united states, chinese officials try to calm investors saying the fluctuation

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also coming up in the show byron are eager to continue their comeback and creep further up the table we'll see how they fared against me tangle minds. welcome to the bundesliga here on d.w.i.m. pablo foley yes. it's much they nine and dortmund are quite simply on fire they're undefeated in all competitions the black and yellows defense is tight and scoring goals well let's just say they've netted at least three or more in all of their last six games but could have to berlin cause dortmund to stumble let's take a look. whether young or grown up fans hearts are full of black and yellow love thanks of a spectacular performances by their club in recent weeks and you see how fast players started where they left off in the champions league midweek against atletico madrid. linspire and wreckage just managing to prevent an early dortmund lead. in the eighteenth minute there was a goal but it was disallowed by marco royce was marginally offside there by cancelling jaden sanchez sensational backheel efforts have but censure ultimately got his goal in the half hour mark mario good said setting

bottoms up estimates of analysts and they trend down. we're no longer trending up. with rates quiescent and now with those with those expectations not driven up, then you have to worry about rates. >> what happens if the market can't right itself tech is obviously a questionable trade in the minds of some investors? what does it mean? >> there's a lot of trend followers. the nasdaq has been a lot of trend followers. growth versus value. they have their trigger points i made a good run. another 5% i'm off the train. i'm not going to give up the gain is this a major move away from growth and value we've had a number of false starts over the last two or three months where people have thought so this is a trend that has worked for a long time. their trend lines broken >> jeremy, this is josh brown. thank you for coming on today. what do you make of the argument this is the best possible scenario given how much we've already seen in the stock market run because it forces us to pause on a lot of things that if they continued could get very destructive like a private equit

all that and more coming up. we'll see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> uncertainty on the stock market this morning after yesterday's sell-off. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks reports. >> reporter: good morning. it's a rough day for the stock market yesterday. the dow suffering its third biggest point decline in its history. down more than 830. big tech stocks sell-off a lot of profit-taking there. facebook, amazon, apple, netflix and google down by more than 4%. investors really worried about rising government bond yields which are pushing interest rates higher. they fear that that could hurt consumer and business spending and borrowing. there is a little bit of relief at least this morning in the early going. bond yields are lower. getting partially some help there from the government's report on consumer side inflation which only showed modest growth in september for the month before. annual growth is weaker than the prior month. jobless claims up by 7,000 to 214,000. let's get to it. let's see how

everybody is up. all the numbers are up. the intensity is huge. >> reporter: whether that intensity translates into midterm votes remains to be seen but the senate's top republican likes his chances. >> so as unpleasant as it has been, it has been worth it. they made a tactical mistake that really helped me unify my conference and turn on the republican base going into the election. maybe i ought to say thank you. >>> just kavanaugh won't take the bench until tomorrow because of the federal holiday today but when he does being he will hear at least three cases this week involving firearms, immigration and boast exposure. he will do so with four if you law clerks who happen to be all women. in washington, griff jenkins, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we are follow a developing story in fremont. police are searching right now for a homicide suspect. investigators say someone in the grimmer neighborhood heard gunfire about 12:30 this morning and called police. thatern was calling from an area near delaware drive and charleston way. when

then the cold front comes up and it starts to pick michael up, the moistrom michael. watch what happens along the i-95. corrid right around 6:00, baltimore, d.c., down towards fredericburg, heavy rain, and that stays with us right on through the night tomorrow night around 10:00 or 11:00,m especially fi-95 south and east ward. that's why we have a flashwa fld h in this area. pa now, d.c., north and westward, not nearly as much rain, but p still, sometty good rain tomorrow night. now, how about the winds with this system? not going to be much tomorrow during the day. notorried about wind. 30-mile--hour wind gusts, d.c., increasing as we move to 1:00 a.m. close to 40, or evenow 50 towards the river. by friday morning, waking up, we'retill around 30 miles and hour in many parts of the area. so, we're dealing with windy conditions for sure and falling temperatures on fr so, a high tomorrow of 79 with periods of rain. friday, w may get back up to 64 early before falling into the 50 s by friday night. yeah, you're talking a really cool friday night. saturday rning, waking u

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up to 150 miles an hour.s storm is continuing to move inland. it's going to continue to move over the panhandle and start to make its way northeast as well. there's still a long path ahead. besides the wind, the storm surge, which could reach 13, 14 feet, low-lying areas, lots of low construction, single story houses. those are the most susceptible to the catastrophic damage. we have a long way to go. for things looking better here in destin. >> shepard: yeah, destin, thanks again to wala. i want to show you this spot. the map has switched over. i did have -- is it still there? no, it isn't. at any rate, he's in destin. my map has disappeared for the moment. it's on the far western edge of the area that was in trouble because of this storm or potentially. they are just beginning to see the first light of day. sun is about to come out in destin, florida. the worst is over. lost all control at the moment. let's get to the big radar loop that we've been showing all day and see the movement of this storm from the

up 6.4%..8 billion overall the company earned $3.2 billion in the quarter that's up 25%. big drivers, north america and china. in north america, earnings up 33%. $2.8 billion with the 10.2% profit margin. china had record equity income -- from a richer mix of vehicles and lower cost in that country. the rest of its international operations lost about $400 million. but gm financial contributed a half billion dollars in the quarter. in terms of guidance, the company is not changing its guidance for the remainder of this year. but it does expect to be near the top end of between $5.80 and $6.20 a share. again, you've got a beat on the top and bottom line. coming up, we have a first on cnbc interview with the new cfo dhivya suryadevara there's been concerned about the consumers slowing down here in north america. that's not what general motors saw in the third quarter back to you. >> phil, thanks very much. >>> here's what's making headlines right now. adp will not only issue its october jobs repo

this is "up." i'm david gura's in moments ago, president trump weighing in on saudi arabia and that journalist who has disappeared. >> we're going to get to the bottom of it, and there will be severe punishment. >> the midterms get nasty, or nastier. >> these are bad people. >> our values are being shredded. our democracy is under assault. >> and a new interview, melania trump offering another explanation for why she wore that jacket. >> it was for the people and for the left wing media who are criticizing me. >> and it's saturday, october 13th, 24 days until the midterm elections, and politics in this country has become a blood sport, literally. >> governor wolf, let me tell you, between now and november 6th, you better put a catcher's mask on your face, because i'm going to stomp all over your face with golf spikes. >> whew. boy. that escalated quickly. >> and "up" is back and thrilled to follow in the footsteps of my colleague chris hayes who started the snow 2011 and steve kornacki who hosted i

up 7, up 11. up 22.we're up 22 again so the issue, is this sequence over and over and about to make new lows i think that's the key i think that's why the lows are in then finally, here is the -- here and now here is the april so that wasn't so great right? we made a new low but we're back now to it. we're a little above i think the key thing is this. here is the down trend what we know, there's no way around this. this has failed, failed. failed failed and now we failed ever so slightly, but then we pushed through. and that then is the judgment. that this finally -- the lows are set, upsides unknown it's more about are the lows in, i think that's the case. >> so carter, you have been drawing lines on charts for a very long time and for "fast money" in particular i feel like you need a bottom line like there needs to be a wedge sort of set-up for it to throw up from that line. i don't understand what the upper, upper price target would be. >> well, that gets back to the longer term chart. again to recove

and up and up. the scariest part is when the water started coming down and creating these huge waves. >> they are all completely obliterated. >> reporter: 240 ships pummelled by radioactive debris. the navy sent 79 of them, including 18 at the center of the blast, to hunter's point. >> those 18 ships were very contaminated when they left, and they were contaminated when they got to san francisco. >> reporter: sailors tried to clean the ships, including one of the most radioactive ones. "the uss independence." >> it was hotter than a $2 busine pistol. it would melt a geiger counter. >> reporter: crews burned hundreds of thousands of gallons of radioactive fuel from that ship, and they sandblasted others in dry docks, which the navy found to be below harmful levels of radiation at the time. jenkins believed they likely spread contamination across the ship yard. >> there's no doubt about it. they didn't do anything to control it. >> reporter: through the 1960s, the navy managed a radium paint shop insi

true to the idea when rates go up, they go up.m wonder if that's a beat rates are peaking. i'm getting more concerned about them being able to continue to perform if rates continue to climb here i think that you are two of their big businesses, financeable businesses, housing and autos are already weakening, durable goods in general, consumption of that slowed down. those are a lot of areas where they finance a big part of their business, if the financial markets struggle more that's another part we knew at some point yields would reach a level where maybe the financials will quit outperforming. for a while it was expanding their yield curve but now it's depressing their businesses and i think i'd start to sell out of an overweight in financials. >> finally jeff, the age old question about if you are getting out of the u.s. does that mean you take a flier on em or europe or anywhere else >> japan is looking increasingly interesting. not only profit margins are breaking out to 15 year highs but we're seeing the nikkei 225 which is

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. this usmc a, i agree i don't have to say it. the outline of it. more access to dairy. the president is out tweeting already this morning saying it problemsic, all those feared is a historic? >> not so. it is a historic rebranding in our headlines on bloomberg greek -- calls it a reb

we could bring the yield up, prices down, which could send stocks up. a little up and down day, a little indigestion as one trader told me. cheryl: some investors may be fleeing to bond, becoming more attractive, fixed income could come back. i'm glad you brought that up. pick up on that, bring in forbes media chairman, editor-in-chief of course, steve forbes is here. along with bellpointe asset management chief strategist david nelson. steve, you've been at this a long time, we've seen market swings, worried about inflation and consumer price, pretty much at full employment, wages seem to be ticking up that puts the fed in a interesting position with more rate hikes, kind certain we see one in december, do you think we peak the out with stocks? >> the fact that you should never time stocks, the fact people are questioning the stock market is very bullish f we get over the trade uncertainty i think you see the market go up quite significantly. that is the cloud on the horizon, not interest rates. that is baked in. fed signaled that for months and month.

dow industrials set to open up 150 points, s&p 500 up 17, and the nasdaq with a 67 point move up this is up about 1%. this after a late day rally yesterday led the major indices higher, the dow was up, the s&p and nasdaq up better than 1 1/2% on the session. the momentum continues this morning in europe. the european indices are higher across the board. cac is up 2% and the dax index 1 1/4%. asian markets higher across the board, nikkei average up better than 2%. >> gm real quick, they delivered 700,000 cars this quarter and 836,000 vehicles in gm china and they guided higher. that's why you're seeing the stock up in the premarket right now because their guidance is at the top end of the year. we're talking about tariffs, we're talking about consumer confidence. this is showing where it's not taking hold so far with general motors. maria: nice move. 10% on gm. got to love it. gm shares going to lift many boats this morning. it's certainly leading the dow industrials to the highs of the morning right now. all of those stories coming up this morning. our top story, constitution controve

oil prices moving up. labor market district margot savoy wage pressures a lot of apprehension to begin with. companies will release the third quarter earnings release citigroup stop more than to present better-than-expected earnings certainly doing with high interest rates they could be weaker than expected. you will be reporting the earnings reports and a couple of weeks. >>> so off our us tariffs and export do not seem to be slowing on the flow of products from china to the us. the trade surplus a record $34 billion next month as exports increased by 13 percent over a year earlier. some analysts say the growth could be due to companies rushing shipments increased tariffs in january. >>> the unit patient care workers at the university of california voted to authorize a strike. the second time this year that uc workers have voted to go on strike. members of the uc largest employee unions say the university outsourcing jobs who are paid less. university said contracting services allowed under the current co

market up.market up? technology? you know what is hurt most right now? technology. you have to take a step back to be patient. too many people continue to call the bottom every time we have an uptick. i don't think it is that easy especially you see markets like this. stuart: bottom line, no bottom yet? >> patience. it will happen before. it will happen again. stuart: welcome to new york. >> thank you. stuart: ash, you have an update on the package that was sent to biden. ashley: in delaware the mail sorting facility there was another package believed to be linked to all the others we had addressed to former vice president joe biden the now we understand the fbi may be looking at another package at a delaware sorting facility. we have no idea who that package was addressed to, who it may have been addressed to, i am losing count it, could be 10. stuart: if there is another one in delaware, that would be -- thanks, ash. former cia director john brennan responding to president trump's tweet, this

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a house goes up in flames. a live report from south san francisco as crews are watching for hot spots. >>> traffic nightmare also this morning. a lot underway. thank you for joining us. >> we'll get to that breaking news in a second. first, we're following another breaking story. lanes are closed. >> we're getting more details because this originally started as a pursuit. lths take you out to a live look at our camera. we're facing the dublin bridge. you see that in the distance. but here in the foreground. we have folks slowing around where the camera is located. that's very early you see this amount of slowing. just past 680 we have three of the four lanes block ed. but that's also slowing because folks are moving to the right if they want to make that interchange. is this is an issue. there's a light pole down that originated with a pursuit starting over here down through san ramone. we hear that's where a car was pulled over and the car took off. chp went after the car and the driver. we're waiting for deta

this will clear up and not showing up as slowing on the peninsula side. in the east bay the crew cleared south 880 at 23rd no, problems on the bay bridge. back to you. >>> a national response team with the atf expected in oakland this morning to investigate this. look what's left of that suspicious fire that destroyed that condo complex under construction. brought it to you live yesterday morning on "today in the bay." "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the scene. bob, let's talk about what investigators will be looking at. >> reporter: laura, the oakland deputy fire chief says when the atf arrives later this morning, they'll be looking for as much surveillance video as they can find. there could be a significant amount. the ceo of the company building the townhomes in oakland said they had installed a number of security cameras around the site because of previous suspicious fires at construction sites in oakland. this is the ice house condo complex, townhome complex at west grand and phfilbert. grew to a five-alarm fire. four of the six buildings

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the doves are up 23 at half. steph curry led the way as the warriors blew out the sun, and the next game will be wednesday night. they won 123 to 103. it's 5:26, 7,000 people on the move headed to the united states. coming up the latest political battle surrounding that caravan of migrants to southern mexico. >> we still have an active firefighter out hereafter -- firefight out hereafter an apartment complex goes up in flames. we'll have the latest on the power outages and what's going on. >> we'll have more on a commute in tracy, tea getting crowded on westbound 580. here's a look at the san mateo bring. it's busy but not too bad. >>> a cool pattern here for a tuesday, some low and high clouds, look at the temperatures on a chilly tuesday forecast. >>> good morning to you, welcome back to "mornings on 2". this is the top story for us at 5:30, a huge fire in west oakland, it's destroyed an apartment complex under construction. on the left side of your tv screen, these are live pictures, you can see the smoke fill

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up.rent crude at 85 going up 75 here, also going up today let's talk more about oil. some of the biggest names in energy are in moscow, russia which is why we sent geoff cutmore there. he has the latest on what they're talking about. >> brian, thank you for that here i am at russian energy week the delegation from opec is here and the russians are talking oil minister novak says that they do have spare capacity in russia to try and take theedge off these rising oil prices. of course there's a lot of finger pointing going on president trump already accused opec of ripping the world off with these high prices, four-year high crude prices. as far as opec is concerned, i spoke with the minister for qatar, al sada was on the manual here, and i asked who is to blame for these high oil prices? he said it is not opec let's listen >> opec is trying not to manipulate the price it's trying to bring the market to balance when opec took the measure to restrict the production, if you'd like, from its e

david: so the president talking up the economy, talking up the market. you couldn't see larry kudlow there tossing him softballs but what do you think, gang? liz: he's got another tsunami of economic news coming out this week that was incredibly favorable. to the extent investors are looking at economics and the growth and earnings which are 25% this quarter, looks like it might be 20% the next quarter, trump is on very sound ground. i think he's right, a lot of this is coming about because of his policies and programs and i think if democrats make big mov moves, either house or senate, that will change. >> look at the jobs data. the jobs data, 277,000, wages going up 3.1% year over year. the labor market is very robust. that is actually helping the economy and consumer confidence at two decade highs, is going to make for the best holiday shopping season ever, i think, going into year end. >> the problem is the president's predicting the market's going to crash if democrats succeed in getting one of the houses. i agree with your analysis, liz. i don't ag

all the way up here.too steep, not going up there. >> amazing walking up here. >> it was scary, looks rickety, but walking up the stairs was cool. really pretty. >> amazing, when i went up the stairs, i was really scared of heights but once i looked at the view, it's just beautiful. >> looking about the same really. high cumulus, nothing threatening yet. ♪ >> wow. what views. check out abc's new brand at localish.com, facebook and instagram. >>> hey guys, foodies pay attention. saucy awards coming out next week. celebrate best of the bay area restaurant and bar community. here with us today from the association, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> third year for awards. tell us about the spectrum of restaurants you're honoring. how diverse are they? >> we have everything. saucy awards are industry nominated and voted on except two awards. one is peoples choice, vote on the magazine page and lifetime achievement to nancy oaks that's decided by the association. done many things over the years. amazing supp

also kick up that wind at times. into your thursday morning forecast we don't see a whole lot in the way of cloud cover. temperatures will be in the 50s from the south bay to the trivalleys. you'll need a light jacket to start. but definitely the coldest weather would be up here into the north bay as we are pushing it down to 49 degrees. might even need a layer or two there up into marin, napa, and smoka counties. i don't see too many differences in the afternoon temperatures as we head into thursday afternoon. it's going to stay really, really nice across the south bay. 75 in morgan hill would be the warmest 72 milpitas and 73 in downtown san jose. east bay, 77 in antioch. 78 in pittsburgh. that will be some of the warmest. go by the bay, get that cooler ocean breeze. it will keep to down to 69 in oakland and 72 in hayward. the peninsula, sunshine for the afternoon, not too windy and 70 in redwood city. san francisco in the 60s here from the embarcadero to the mission and also to the outer sunset. if you want 70s we

two-thirds well up the worst levels of the day. the spider bank etf both up by about half a percent right now to session highs this has been a pretty amazing move higher. >> yeah. i think you made an important point. let's bring in the closing bell team who will take us through last hour of trade team. what an interesting couple of hours with this major market turn around when it comes to communication services names in general, the home builders >> i hope we can continue the improved positive momentum both consumer sectors and the communication services we will pick it up from there. thank you very much and welcome to the closing bell. >> we are kicking off the final hour of trade with major improvements for stocks. we were talking about the dow turning around after being down 548 points at the low of the session just currently down less than 50 points >>> coming up i'll take to the ceo about how it is impacting his business and first our reporters are standing by. kate and steve wrapping up comments that have been breaking throug

it ended up on top of a lexus, and pushed a ford sedan underneath a ups big rig. the drivers of both those cars, one a man, the other a woman, they decided there on the scene. there are no passengers in the cars, nor the tour bus or big rig, just drivers involve, support people. chp says the male driver of the tour bus is cooperating with their investigation. >> at this point, we don't believe drugs or alcohol played a part in this traffic accident. >> reporter: what about texting and driving, falling asleep? >> that's still under investigation. we're looking into all causes of this collision. >> reporter: the far left lane of that section of northbound 880 was shut down last night for construction. chp will be looking into whether or not that played a role in this doublet t take you back li above northbound 880. again, over union city and hayward through nbc bay area sky ranger. as i mentioned a reopening thos. you could take a look at your tv screen and get a sense of what the progress atis alvarado nil should be reopening that right now, as i speak. it looks li

next traffic update coming up around 6:30. >>> "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 right heren abc 7. >> ginger zee with a look at what's ahead. >> hi, reggie. hi, jessica. great to be with you both. coming up on "gma," we've got a lot on a tuesday morning. the latest on the investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the fbi is against the clock now and the key witnesses that they're meeting with as president trump sounds off overnight, accusing the democrats of trying to destroy his nominee. now, one of the key democratic senators will join us live. also ahead, we are live on the scene of that devastating tsunami. the death toll growing. more than 1,000 killed. the race now to find survivors. plus, robin's one-on-one with gisele bundchen talking about everything from overcoming panic attacks to being a mother and, of course, to husband tom brady's career and the answer to when he might stop playing football, i think a lot of people will listen for that. it's all coming up only on "gma." >> a lot of people curious for that. i'm looking forward to that interview.

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we're waiting for the sun to come up so it can warm up. but they are hoping to break records here this morning because 50 is theweet spot for people who love to run marathons and have been doing it for decades. they0e coming from all states, representing 64 countries. let's map out for you of the 26.2 miles. it all starts at the pentagon. we are just up the street on 110, route110from the pentagon. so we'll get a bird's eye view as thenn rs and handcyclers come underneath us. they'll run through arlington, they will make their way over the key bridge, that's mile mark four where our nbc 4 cheering squad will be. they'll go through rock creek park by the monuments in front of the capitol, aroun all our majestic landmarks, then back ta iwo memorial, the finish line, it reopened after restoration so it will be a big finish. we should see our first benishers come across around 9:00, those wil the 10kers, then we have the hand crankers,n oo, t the full marathoners at about10:20. we want to bring in our friend moises linares from telemundo, how

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that will heat up the temperatures. we think as we hit this weekend, it's probably not going to get the gustiest until sunday. that's why this fire weather watch is issued for saturday at 6:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. monday for the northeast and south bay. primarily for the hills at 1,000 feet and above. wind 5 to 15 miles per hour. gusts 20 to 40 that keep the fire danger high. who could see the highest gusts. i want to bring us into tomorrow morning. we'll start off really good on saturday morning. we're not expecting thick cloud cover. that dry breeze building in. it will help the fog stay away. it will be sunny here in the trivalley. 53. patchy coastal fog. south bay at 56. mostly sunny for the east bay. san francisco and north bay. temperatures through the day do warm up. this is going to put spots near 90 degrees. gilroy at 87. alameda county we go up to 90. pittsburg and concord. danville. not quite as warm for oakland and hayward. near the peninsula beautiful weather. 81. and san mateo 78. san francisco a few 70s.

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you can see the s&p 500 is up 1.5%. the dow jones up 1.3%. the nasdaq up 2.25%.to talk about some of the stocks moving in the s&p 500. technology bouncing big, up 10% and leads the index. coors is up more than 9%. then we had general motors. we will be talking about hour.he next that is up almost 8%, huge bounce up after some difficult news concerning china. netflix is also bouncing back, as are many of the fang's. performers,poor campbell soup brent tyson foods, some consumer stocks down about 3% apiece. then we got the news on athena. there is a serious bid now in the works after several weeks of speculation as to who might actually come in and bid on the company. elliott is teaming up with their it is capital -- with veritas capital to bid on athena. that stock is up 3.5%. this is bloomberg. ♪ grexit its 11:00 a.m. in new york, 3 p.m. in london. from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: and from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. and this is "bloomberg markets. -- markets." so here are the top stories we are covering on the bloomberg and around the world, ending october