royal caribbean is slowly going back to life norwegian is the least going overseas i think royal caribbeanbulky for 2021 norwegian closed second. i like the precise approach of reopening. they got the longest without a capital raise but they got so much money they can have in the stock where these younger people keep on buying the stock and don't know what they are doing. the bottom line is it is still too soon to speculate in the cruise stock their domestic ships won't start selling again until december at the earliest there is a good chance it gets postponed again. if you want cruise exposure, be patient because days like today makes me think you will get better buying opportunities. remember the cruise lines are li not like a lot of stocks you play with. they need money. just so you know we are thinking, haven line to alaska to watch the cavic. if you have never seen them, you have not seen jack can we cut this? matt in florida. >> jim, the stock i have been sitting on is black smith. i have had it for a year unfortunately the stock barely done anything. i am wondering is it worth stick

safety measures on board cruise ships royal caribbean called sam anello's actions irresponsible and reckless lester >> kerry sanders, thanks. >>> in the west a wildfire is shattering records in colorado. the cameron peak fire raging near ft. collins is now the largest in state history. the fire is super charged by hig winds exploded by more than 22,000 acres on wednesday. >>> in washington, the senate judiciary committee wrapped up its confirmation hearings on judge am coney barrett's nomination to the supreme court. hearing from character witnesses today, she is expected to be approved by that committee on a party line vote next friday and then confirmed by the full senate the week before election day. >>> also tonight, youtube taking a stand against conspiracy theories it is the latest tech giant to ban the far right qanon movement considered a domestic terror threat by the fbi. but is it enough to stop its flow of false information? kate snow has more >> reporter: suburban mom mindy wilson was horrified when a 3-year-old died outside pittsburgh allegedly from child abuse and then

claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. >>> royal caribbeanrnings call a moment ago. we have the ceo with us now. >> yes, fresh off the earnings call for the quarter, the ceo of royal caribbean, thank you for joining us this morning, richard. >> thank you for having me >> potentially exciting time just around the corner, the cdc now expected to lift the no sail order on saturday. but you're not expected to bring your ships back to sea until december help us understand why why are you waiting that long? >> well, first of all, the cdc hasn't told us what the final outcome is going to be the current no sail order expires on october 31st. and obviously, we're working with them for something based on the healthy sail panel's report. but what we did starting about four months ago is bring together a panel of the leading experts in the field to advise us on how to restart and they came up with a very comprehensive report including 74 specific recommendations. >> right. >> so bringing the ships back isn't just like turning on the light and opening the

. >> reporter: the family is suing royal caribbean and pushing for better safety measures royal caribbeanions irresponsible and reckless. >>> after the break, a wild night of playoffs after the astros have forced game six in the alcs. >> happy about that. >>> and the new survey on what baby boomers are feeling hopeful about. this weekend, get to kohl's... and take an extra 15% off! save on the ninja foodi - $279.99... take 50% off all serta bedding... get up to 40% off sonoma bath! and so much more! plus, get kohl's cash! plus, free store pickup. let the gifting start! shop kohls and kohls.com. new vizinc and elderberry mmies are fortified with to sustain a healthy immune system plus melatonin for restorative sleep because being run down, is not an option. recharge your nights to take on your days with new vicks immunity zzzs. >>> one ball, one strike in the air, center field carrera's watching this is back, and it's gone! it's a walk-off home run carlos carrera. >> carlos carrercarrera. his walk-off home run gives houston the 4-3 victory. game 6 is tonight. >>> other on the ncls, the bra

sam anello, holding little chloe wiegand when she plummeted from this 11th floor royal caribbean cruise ship window in san juan, puerto rico, in july of 2019. >> to lose our baby this way is just unfathomable. >> reporter: the toddler's parents standing by her grandfather. anello always maintaining it was a grave accident, that he didn't realize the ship's window was open. >> i sit here broken. we all sit here broken, but our family is strong and we will stay strong together. >> reporter: but unreleased surveillance video seen by abc news appears to show anelle look through the open window. anello picks up chloe and they appear to lean over together before she disappears from frame. tonight, the family's attorney telling abc news, "because the plea agreement includes no jail time and no admission of facts, it was decided the plea deal is in the best interests of the family, so that they can close this horrible chapter and turn their focus to mourning chloe." and david, chloe's family is suing royal caribbean for negligence and while the cruise line is disputing that lawsuit, tonight, th

that's carnival, obviously, royal caribbean, and norwegian royal caribbean takes advantage of the overexuberanceople and offers 500 million in common stock and 500 million in convertible note and just they are not -- they are pushing back hwhen they can sail now the end of november. it is a pipe dream they say the bookings are fantastic for next year. why not? you can book for very little, but there is a vaccine, it is fantastic. so, anyway, royal caribbean taking advantage of the overenthusiasm of the crowd to whack them. >> they're not the only ones i speak to portfolio managers, quite a few are focused on robin hood traders, so to speak. apple is having a big meeting. it is probably going to go up when they all find out about that >> let's go by some -- >> let's buy apple last week amazon has prime day i'm sure the robin hooders will get in on that. >> 1984. >> it is working i had one conversation with a veteran fund manager, like managing money in the old days before the quantitative funds. >> isn't it something? >> before the quantitative stfud started dominating. >> last night instead of f

look at shares of royal caribbean as the company seeks to raise about $1 billion through a stock ande company says, will be used through capital we use to get through the pandemic. while the cdc no sale order is set to expire at the end of the month, it's been burning $300 million in cash every month. the silver lining is royal caribbean does say bookings for 2021 have continued to improve over the last two months more on th delinisevopg story on cnbc.com "squawk alley" returns in two. oh supermarket gives you the mosth bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more healthcare benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to see if you qualify. learn about plans that could give you more healthcare benefits than you have today. depending on the plan you choose, you could have your doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage in one convenient plan from humana, a company with nearly 60 years of experience in the healthcare industr

they've been very successful in doing so royal caribbean recently raising money in the debt and equity market. >> seema, thank you very much. >> good point. >>> still ahead, check out one market bright spot general electric having its best day in a month after reporting better than expected earnings amid the pandemic. >>> plus, tech ceos warn about the dangers of potentially removing section 230 that protects the social media platforms. we'll bring you the latest comments right after this. to se? at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, still hungry for the ingenuity of those ready for the next challenge. today, we are translating decades of experience into strategies for the road ahead. we are morgan stanley. before money, people tools, cattle, grain, even shells represented value. then currency came along. they made it out of copper, gold, silver, wampum. soon people decided to put all that value into a piece of paper, then proceeded to wave

royal caribbean down 13%. you've got norwegian down 8%. nearly 9%.own 7.5%. >>> fade to red. shares of amc entertainment really struggling at this hour, down 10.5% after the theater chain said it may run out of cash by year end if it does not raise more money or at least see improvements in attendance. competitor cinemark also sliding by about 9%. big tech screen maker imax is also down about 4.8% right now. tough times there in the theater industry. >>> speaking of movie theaters, disney is continuing to skip them, announcing earlier this week it will be restructuring its media and entertainment divisions to zero in on streaming instead. that kind of simplifies it but they are really going to look at every single piece of content that is created by disney and then decide which area it should go to and lot of people are thinking it will lean towards streaming. this after pressure from top investor daniel loeb who urged disney to suspend its $3 billion dividend and invest instead in disney plus. with no disney cruises and limited theme park openings,

. >> you can see that the s&p 500 laggers there, royal caribbean is the worst performer at the moment shares down. going to take you back to at least a two-month low. we're watching all this today. >> stocks under pressure here. the rise in covid-19 cases, carl, in the u.s. and the new lockdown measures being introduced in europe sending cruise stocks lower. they're down by 8% to 9% we're five days away from the no sale order sail order is going to shift they have taken a more cautious approach they pushed back the start date to december 1st. the need is to bring back crew members from overseas to florida. even with the new protocols being put in place, some analysts don't see the cruise lines returning to sea until 2021 we'll get more clarity on that front when royal caribbean reports results this thursday. there is also an active discussion being had about whether a biden win, what that could mean will the white house listen to the cdc's recommendations more so than the current administration and if so, what could that mean for the cruise lines and whether this no sail order is dela

. >> to irregardless caribbe-- >> royal caribbean. >> have ♪ ♪ ♪ leave us he alone ♪ ♪ i get along ♪is morning we've got news that microdevices looking to azylinku.s could reportedly be closed as early as next week, joining me right now somebody who bullish on amd portfolio manager is a tori fund, dan niles thank you for being here. >> so dan i want to get into your investment philosophy find out what you like what you don't like in this market, but first let me get your take, on this potential deal. you have been bullish on companies in this sector where do you see opportunity what do you think about amd amd zylinx. >> we have done a fabulous job since took it over, i think that the value here is, obviously, zyu. linx in fpga market different type of product add to numbers semiconductor devise like data center both have, exposure will complement the chips amd has on microprocessor the graphics said to has done great job leading the company should be good for two of them will if they end up combining going forward. . >> dan you have done so well with the satori fund take is through h

i would say, you know, it's royal caribbean that's our favorite name of the cruise stocks there's riskook. but if these companies have the liquidity, royal caribbean has t the liquidity and if we can look past the period where they're not operating, there's upside to this name. it's difficult right now and obviously a lot of investors are concerned about the cruise lines sitting there burning cash >> yeah, you know, travel and leisure, the areas of concern tend to get put into buckets, geographic buckets we worry about orlando and las vegas, obviously new york city and disneyland now is becoming an increasingly point of friction because of what the state is saying to disney about parks reopening. but of those four or half dozen, what would you say has the most promise, at least in the near term >> sure, maybe the bucket i would think about is leisure travel versus business travel and group and convention, because leisure travel, our expectation is that's going to come back more strongly and that drove a lot of improvement at hotels over the summer and people continue to book cruises fo

. >>> it's time now for today's power movers we begin with royal caribbean.ion through the safely stock and debt and issuing bleak guidance. they are saying 2021 bookings picked up but shares are down 1.5% affecting the whole industry amc movie theaters getting crushed saying it could run out of cash by the end of this year. they are down 9%, under $4 williams sonoma has now quadrupled from its march low. resuming bybacks and raising dividend by 10%. >>> up next, folks, the ceo of canopy growth will join to us des ten his company'last al stay with us at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, still hungry for the ingenuity of those ready for the next challenge. today, we are translating decades of experience into strategies for the road ahead. we are morgan stanley. some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that'

one of the big stories there tonight, royal caribbean announces it will do test cruises before reopening after the coronavirus shutdown, crew members take a two covid tests, they will quarantine in their cabins for 1 to 2 weeks before being able to move around -- that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from special report -- we'll be right back. election... (fisherman vo) how do i register to vote? hmm!.. hmm!.. hmm!.. (woman on porch vo) can we vote by mail here? (grandma vo) you'll be safe, right? (daughter vo) yes! (four girls vo) the polls! voted! (grandma vo) go out and vote! it's so important! (man at poll vo) woo! (grandma vo) it's the most important thing you can do! >> bret: louisiana governor john bel edwards is using telephone and text messages to urge residents to prepare for hurricane delta, the category three storm is expected to make landfall tomorrow evening, mike tobin is in morgan city, louisiana, tonight. >> with battered buildings and flooded streets left behind in mexico, hurricane delta has proven its destructive force, despite the pandemic, refugees are forc

these cruise ship stocks, royal caribbean, carnival, wondering if they wer will evert back to normal. and then the casino stocks, so the resorts, mgm, they lost a lot of ground as well. set up put this in perspective rather than just run through names that were down, the s&p 500 is made up of 11 different sectors. they were all down today. every single one of them. the worst performers were energy and technology. we are watching tac very closely because we are in the middle of the earnings season now which is very where of the "good news" could be found time to time. as a matter of fact, so far of the 206 companies that are reported, 83% of expectations. but you are looking at these big tech names, their ceos testifying on capitol hill, so they were under pressure. a whole slew of the tech companies report earnings tomorrow. now, boeing reported that revenue was down 29%. distilled beat expectations, but boeing gave a pessimistic outlook. an industry that won't recover for at least three years according to boeing. so all of that is out there, a final one on politics. we spoke to inves

in terms of stocks, the obvious place to look is really these travel and leisure names, royal caribbean, united airlines, they've all been pressure for months but on a day like this they're going to fall by even more than on another day. down 9.5% purity technology as well, huge week for that sector. amazon, alphabet, google's parent, and apple, they all reported earnings later in the week. in the midst of all this, any hope the market might be helped up a sum of pre-election stimulus bill seems to be fading away. even the white house officials are still pressing for some kind of action on items where there is mutual agreement. >> we don't need a gigantic bill with a lot of areas and this is the issue, they have nothing to do with covid or the economy. we can fight that out over the election in a week or afterwar afterwards. >> late afternoon conversation between the treasury secretary steve mnuchin, the house speaker nancy pelosi did last for a total of almost an hour, no agreement that was reached even though the speaker pastor's office says she remains optimistic about the deal befor

royal caribbean, norwegian and carnival down less than 1% on the other hand, as those lockdown worries grow, some of those stay-at-home winners staying firm, names like domino's zoom and peloton, up 2.5% year to date. large cap names like facebook, apple and amazon all down 2% worth noting, these names are also down about 10% over the past four weeks. kelly evans, back to you >> seema, thank you very, very much let's dig into what the president's covid diagnosis and the big jobs report we got this morning all means for the political landscape and for the economy. joining me now is larry lindsey. he's oh of the lindsey group and counselor under president george bush larry, what is your opinion of how the positive covid test could change the election? >> of course the president is handicapped because he's not able to campaign, and that's probably a negative. on the other hand, you know, he's a pretty tough guy, and everyone who knows him knows he's a tough guy you only have to watch his debate style and you know he's a tough guy, so i think he's probably going to come through the estimat

to what is going on with the coronavirus obviously, carnival went unchanged but norwegian and royal caribbean, both of the stocks down 1% but if you get the airlines and the crew sector, does the hotel industry, we talked about that yesterday, the president joins amazon, yesterday 19000 of the workers had covid-19 in the past six months, this is the first major u.s. company to make an announcement like this, take a look at co-diagnostics, this is amazon down more than two and a half, co-diagnostics is up more than 5.5%, here's the news on these guys, the fda granted authorization for the saline oral rents, there was saliva, nasal in the rent, the company says the swish and gargle will eliminate any needs for a nasal swab, it's all about the testing we are following the stocks, let's take a look at the big bore, we are down about 75 points, the dow is briefly positive at 24 points, anything can happen when 47 minutes ago we are closely watching the market, we are in the second day of the fourth quarter, as a president in the first lady's, we're talking to the doctor who headed the white house

royal caribbean down 10%. norwegian down 8.9%. carnival down 8.7%. flip it over to the airlines. this as tsa notes suddenly diminishing numbers of travelers at airports in just the last week. so american, delta, united, southwest, jetblue, spirit down 6% to 8%. not a pretty picture. i guess the best-looking one on a tough block is southwest, down 5%. >>> we did want to point this out. we got a bit of a head scratcher at this hour on this name. restaurant chain muscle maker is showing some serious muscle. besides surging at this hour 31.7%, trading volume in the stock is actually multiple times more than the daily average. we are working on this story. we did want to get it to you. but we will get you any update as soon as we get more clarity as to why muscle maker, ticker symbol gril, is moving so high. >>> dunkin running higher. chatter at this hour is that dunkin might be in early talks to go private, in an acquisition by inspire brands. who is that? well, their portfolio includes arby's and buffalo wild wings. the parent of dunkin donuts and baskin robbins jumping 15%. it was

as for the cruise lines who just can't buy a break like the airlines, royal caribbean losing, well, asou can see, down 7.3%. carnival has been down 11% all day. hotels, wynn resorts 4 1/2%. mgm losing more than 4%. all 11 sectors in the s&p fell today. the biggest laggards including energy, technology, and basic materials. we are also, don't forget in the middle of the third quarter season, earnings season. so far of the 206 s&p 500 companies that have reported, about 83% have topped expectations. guess what? boeing reported today revenue fell 29 percent to $14.14 billion but that still beat expectations and even loss of 1.$39 a share was better than expected. but the aerospace company gave a very pest -- pessimistic outlook weakening aircraft demand for the time to come and aircraft industry won't recover for another full three years. investors turned to safety. they turned to the u.s. dollar. they turned to bonds. the yield on the u.s. treasury falling for the fourth day in a row. meantime oil falling 5% 5% to a five-week low on fears of weakening demand as covid cases rise. we found

these stocks have been crushed and my, oh, my, not a pretty picture, royal caribbean down 10 1/2%. carnival down 8 1/2%. norwegian cruise, down 8 1/2%. you can see united also down 7%. delta air down 6%. these are the stocks that just cannot catch a break. one standout stock though has to be dunkin'. not dunkin' donuts anymore. they dropped the doughnuts last year, up 6%, on reports that the parent company is in talks to be taken private by inspire brand that own buffalo wings and arby's. that report certainly giving the stock some nice energy today on a day when we saw mostly red across the screen. that's it. an interesting day. not for the faint of heart, connell. back to you. connell: not at all. had to search far and wide for dunkin'. a little bit of green. thank you, ashley. let's get to the virus now. the average number of daily covid-19 cases in the u.s. hitting a record high. we have more from jonathan serrie live in atlanta. jonathan. reporter: connell, daily cases, a single day on sunday were more than 60,000 which were six times higher than what federal health officials

, but right now the caribbean is up, the cruise line is up 8%, norwegian cruise line is up 5% royal caribbean%, if covid-19 is going to make a shut down all over again why are those stocks getting hammered, why the reopening stocks powering higher, and by the way we should be a buyer. >> last i checked consumer spending, housing and manufacturing numbers are doing really well, the test of this underlying economy continues to hold up despite the bad news and i think shane is right, i think the numbers that are being pulled up by the media are scaring a lot of people, they're not the reality of what's going on, i think people are looking as we reopen, as we get more certainty around the virus in the election, around stimulus, those are the names that have been dragging, every looking for a pop that's where you need to go. charles: quickly, 30 seconds, shayna, rob, are we near a support deck, if were looking to buy real soon, shana you first. >> i am buying into this regardless of what the support levels are, i personally don't spend a ton of time worried about technical because i'm a long-term

kick start leisure travel, singapore's tourism board giving the green light to two cruise lines, royal caribbean to begin -- genting. the ships are bubbed cruises to nowhere. they'll -- dubbed cruises to nowhere. they'll have safety protocols in place, mandatory testing as well for all the passengers and crew. cruise to nowhere. we'll be right back. all these backstories? i got help from a pro. my financial professional explained to me all the ways nationwide can help protect financial futures in peytonville. nationwide can help the greens get lifetime income because their son kyle is moving back home and could help set up a financial plan for mrs. garcia. and he explained how nationwide can help mr. paisley retire early and spend more time with his pal, peyton. and their new band. exactly! yeah. don't forget the band. i haven't. and a high risk for fracture, osteoporosis now might not be the best time to ask yourself, are my bones strong? life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strength

amex, salesforce and honeywell and royal caribbean, a 12% drop in some of the cruise line stocks todayx and salesforce down 5% and marriott is one of the worst nasdaq performers. workday hit hard after the sap miss zoom video the best performer, up nearly 1% a classic stay at home trade. >>> meantime, shares of sap are plummeting after the software company slashed revenue guidance on covid-19 concerns this the has the entire software market and because of that the entire stock market concerned. sap shares are now sinking almost 24% josh lipton has more for us. josh >> reporter: so, kelly, sap reported and investors as you noted ran for cover. the german software-maker announcing q3 results, and the stock tanked so what happened here? i caught up with jmp patrick wall ravens. he said the sap assumed the pandemic would ease and big companies would feel more confident and start spending and investing again and instead new lockdowns in europe in response to covid-19 infections creating more uncertainty for these companies. that means these corporate customers are tightening their budgets a

behind that, royal caribbean up about 4.9%. >>> sharpie maker newell brands drawing green after profit topped wall street estimates for a twelfth straight quarter. toothpaste maker colgate p palmolive also beating on strong demand. colgate basically forecasting a continuation of this good number action due to covid-19 pandemic creating a focus on personal and home care. so newell up 4.5%. colgate up 1.9%. >>> from brushing to eating and drinking, starbucks is lower at this hour. yesterday after the bell they came up with numbers. revenue fell 8% year over year and shake shack swung to a net loss in the third quarter due to the effects of the pandemic. starbucks down about 2%. shake shack down 2.9%. we got an upgrade, icing on the cake for cheesecake factory. the stock isn't responding that well. it's down 2%. but gordon haskett raising the stock to a buy. >>> i need to tell you this. respiratory device maker resmed racing its way to the winner's circle at this hour. demand for ventilators, that's what they make, folks, off the charts during the early part of the pandemic. what's going

carnival corporation down 4.8% and royal caribbean down 5.2%.% disney down 1.75%. andrew >> hey, thank you, becky right now want to bring in somebody with an intimate view of the markets and the economy jon gray, president and ceo of the blackstone group reported quarterly results this morning. distributed earnings came in -- per share came in above analyst estimates. revenues beating forecasts with a boost from blackstone's emphasis on technology related investments. jon, great to see you this morning. i want to talk about your earnings but iwant to talk about them in the context of where they are and what you're seeing in the economy as we watch the market continue to be so volatile as we head into the election but also as we see these continuing rise in covid cases around the world you own businesses around your portfolio around the world and have, therefore, what i imagine and hope is some insight for all of our viewers for what you think is happening and how you're thinking about it going forward. >> andrew, it's great to be here i'll start

this have since turned in terms of airlines and royal caribbean, two of the largest sales we saw in thenited and royal caribbean on that list i think people are a little less comfortable owning those because there hasn't been the quicker jump up. >> we have about 20 seconds. larry fink said this morning that retail investors have been pouring in you have seen the same how much conviction do you think the retail investors overall have in the stock market and will they weather it with more volatility >> i think they will weather it with more volatility and expect patients over the next three weeks that will see a lot more in the election. >> all right, great to see you, j.j., thank you so much. >> always a pleasure >> great to see all of you today. we hope you'll be back here tomorrow see you guys back here tomorrow. right now time for "squawk on the street." >>> good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber welcome to q3 earnings season. as j&j, jpmorgan and delta and black rock first out of the gate plenty to break down ther

robin hoodies, they got gone smacked by royal caribbean >> look at this name. >> fastly. >> fastly is the one they use let's buy fistly today. >> $13 billion market value. what is the multiple to sales >> they're trying to get it to pass snowflake isn't that the goal? $13 billion market capitalization, not a lot of earnings there, when you think about it zero but it is -- but fistly has a following. and it is actually called fastly, but has a following, like the old days. it has become, like when the beetles came to new york or something more recent, i don't know, they have a following like who? who? who do your kids follow? >> my kids depends. >> taylor swift? >> not really. like justin bieber a few years ago. isn't he one of the -- >> from 298 million in revs to 400 in revs and that is attractive to this cohort. it is like they're trying to get tickets. they come in every day and try to get tickets to shows. this is the fistly show. which, by the way, produces fast internet for none other than i have to mention because david has tiktok and the new york times, which is recommended to

meg, thank you as we head to break, let's check on the cruise stocks under pressure is carnival royal caribbeanigher later today, an interview at 4:00 p.m. with carnival ceo on news he's sharing with investors when theexcty pe realistically to start sailing again woo el be right back - [narrator] at southern new hampshire university, we're committed to making college more accessible by making it more affordable, that's why we're keeping our tuition the same through the year 2021. - i knew snhu was the place for me when i saw how affordable it was. i ran to my husband with my computer and i said, "look, we can do this." - [narrator] take advantage of some of the lowest online tuition rates in the nation. find your degree at snhu.edu. >>> the back and forth over relief may be a bigger threat than the presidential election according to a portfolio manager we skepo to. more squaucwk on the street comn up before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. are s

we've hit an avalanche of problems royal caribbean. an earnings loss of $5.62. 36.8 million. that's a negative. how do you have negative revenues apparently a reverse of bookings incorrectly recognized so people were making bookings they had to give man back. folks will go a long time before you see negative revenues on a company. tech earnings, a lot of people putting hope on apple. they'll change the conversation and have great numbers overall remember something, we have had earnings disappointments remember what s&p had, people still argue whether s&p was company specific or not. a lot of differing opinions. they cut their full year guidance and reduce those at&t and samsung was down profits could fall in the coming quarter. i know everybody thinks apple will change the conversation let's be careful it has not been a perfect season for earnings back to you. >> thank you it will be one busy night with those reporting earnings >>> after the break, tyler goodspeed will be with us to talk gdp numbers "sqwawk on the street" is back in two minutes ♪ ♪ i got it all

to underperform from market perform citing market concerns and slow growth in retail channels royal caribbeannouncing a offering of $500 million in common stock and senior convertible notes the krouzline said it will use the proceeds for general corporate purposes the stock is down 50% at least so far this year falling 13.5% today. all the cruiselines are down today. the airlines are down. among the hardest hit groups. >>> apple unveiling its hily anticipated iphone 12 featuring four models, ceramic shield, and max safe wireless charging let's join in peter. what stood out in the announcements? it was quite technical. >> yes unusual for apple a company that tends to talk about the experience of owning the product rather than the technical improvements this was an event where they had sized the technical improvements the 5g the big upgrade that most consumers are going to be caring about or looking for and they touted improvements on the cameras, especially on the iphone 12 pro. >> certainly, they are touting the tech specs they have in the phone. are the users ready to maximize the new specs

norwegian, royal caribbean, carnival close to 10% right now off from earlier levels.issues that would be very very sensitive to a comeback and one that's denied or delayed substantially here. we will keep an eye on that. >>> in the meantime, we are also keeping an eye on politics. the president business ay in pennsylvania, no fewer than four stops today. he was in allentown earlier saying they are getting ahead of this whole virus thing, no need to worry, but in the meantime, joe biden taking the day off again. the strategy seems to be working for him if you buy the polls. not everyone does. but a tell-tale trip to, of all places, the peach state tomorrow, that is georgia, where you would think he would be wasting his time. that would be a very republican-friendly state but peter doocy on how times may have changed. peter? reporter: with that trip to georgia tomorrow, the biden campaign is trying to make a pitch to red state voters that a vote for biden is a vote to put hyperpartisan times behind us. >> we are focused on maintaining as many paths to 270 electoral vote

hoisted his 18-month-old granddaughter to what he thought were windows by the railing of her royal caribbeanruise ship docked in puerto rico. she fell 150 feet to her death. he pled guilty to negligent homicide. he will now serve probation but no jail time as a result. >> sandra: twitter and facebook facing act situations of censorship and double standard for failure to share a "new york post" story about biden's business dealings in ukraine and reportedly recovered from a damaged laptop. twitter said it limited sharing of that story because of its rules against hacked material and what it called a lack of authoritative reporting on the origins of the emails. "new york post" columnist is calling out twitter saying that same standard does not apply to anti-trump stories. good morning, thank you for being here. what is the case that you are particularly writing about when it comes to this twitter story? there are a lot of angles to it. >> well, it is quite simple, sandra. this is a story of national importance published three weeks out from an election and it is more solidly sourced and report

still check them, you wonder about the future, but you still see that, you know, 62 still on royal caribbeanof crude oil the price of crude is currently down almost 2.5%, 2.25% at 38 and change becky. >>> joe, thanks. big corporate story that we're watching this morning that tis o the coronavirus as well. check out shares of s&p, they've been getting pounded in europe this is their worst intraday drop since 1999 the company warning it will take longer to recover than expected from the impact of the covid pandemic sap's dropped pressuring the broader german dax as well and has been putting pressure on other indexes as well. you can see the dax down by 2.6% ant group setting the price for its upcoming ipo it's looking to raise $34.5 billion in its dual public offering in shanghai and hong kong that makes it the biggest listing of all time. andrew >>> meantime, election day is next tuesday, and we're hearing so much talk around the battleground states, but what about the most critical areas within the battleground states, that's the question. the u these are the counties that may truly turn nex