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they are boeing, 3m. exxon, ge, nike, new highs. nike retreated a fraction. it flat.ast week said he would allow canceled insurance policies to be reinstated it's his fix. okay, what does the insurance industry think about that? we have senator ben nelson with us, he is now the ceo of the national association of insurance commissioners. senator, welcome to the program. it's very good to have you with us on a day like this, sir, welcome indeed. >> well, thank you, stuart. good to be with you. stuart: so what is the insurance industry's response to the president's fix? >> well, i'm not really in a position to respond to the-- about the insurance industry other than i do know that they have met with the president in the white house to talk about how they're going to react to it. stuart: okay. just from the insurance commissioner's point of view. >> the regulatory-- pardon? >> it's a regulatory thing. now, from the commissioner's point of view and you chair their organization, what do the commissioners think about this? just let's keep your plan, what do they think about

and 3m is putting out a material, it's being used by our city and every one of our "street signs" come down. when a street sign comes down, san beerctionv dino does it, a lot of cities in california are doing it. san bernardino. * when you wipe it off it allows you to wipe the paint off. you don't get the run and such. so we're seeing more and more of it being used in california. you still have to clean it. it doesn't keep it from sticking, but it preserves the signs, don't have to keep changing the signs. >> all right. so, i want to actually ask a question of the attendees. was there anything about this conference that you can -- because basically we all live graffiti. graffiti is our live. we deal with it on a daily basis. anybody here come to this conference and whether it's from the panel or somebody that they spoke to here, one of the vendors that were here, that was something totally new, something you've never heard of before, something brand spanking new for you and something you want to take home with you to share with other people? chuck? >> we're launching our education prog

we even have boeing and procter & gamble and 3m at new highs. we mentioned nike, but pfizer. so you have a lot of names here along with the major market averages, liz, like the dow, the s&p here hitting records with some of these individual names hitting records as well. it's a great day on wall street for many of these wall street names but not cisco systems. liz: indeed. and as we say, in just minutes john chambers will get in front of our cameras, and we'll talk to him about how he plans to turn the situation around. let's not forget we got first-time jobless claims numbers which we always get on thursday, they did fall. they missed estimates, but gentlemen, and mark newton, you start with this one first. i like, and we see the dow is up 41 points, once again a record. i'm not going to ask you that same question of is the rally stretch, but more importantly, what's been a ceiling for the s&p 500? because this market marchs higher. >> we've all talked about the this before, we're nearing the one-year anniversary of last year's lows. so we're up about 32% since then. so an a

johnson & johnson, home depot and 3m, all hit record highs today. all-time records.y we've watched home improvement doing so well. both home depot and loews this year. -- lowe's. home depot came in with profit, comp sales on the rise and overall the volume and traffic in the stores are doing great. so great news there for those three names in particular, dave. david: nicky p., thank you very much. >> signing out. david: i love it. let's head back to liz claman at global financial leadership conference in naples, florida. she spoke with exclusively with sal academy founder, sal khan. liz? >> when you look at some of the most well-paid jobs in america they are for engineers and yet go unfilled year after year here in the states because our educational system is ill-equipped to teach proper math, physics and science in the early stages of education which is what mike milkin was telling our viewers the last hour. no one has been doing anything about this on a large-scale except the son of a single mom raised in louisiana, a kid by the same of sal khan, who ended up being

eaton, honeywell, 3m, caterpillar.e like them very much because of the turns in both europe and china. europe is getting very strong. despite what you heard about the french s&p downgrade. and if employment stays strong here and we don't get anymore child-like antics from washington, we could hear some terrific things about 2014 when we listen in to this conference. thursday is retail day. we have three of a different kind, we have walmart, kohl's and nordstrom's. i have a controversial call on retail because it's optimistic and happy. i know that's not in sync with anything you're supposed to hear. i think it will be a good holiday season in part because the cost of gasoline is coming down a lot. and that is directly, directly relational. i also believe that october turned out to be a stronger month than the people think. that means we can hear good things from the low things at walmart and the high end at nordstrom's. i'd prefer to buy nordstrom's. if only because it has fallen behind the group and it's a superior op

yesterday's trading in high quality cyclical stocks which were knocked down. 3m, united technologiesoeing. end of the day sell program related to middle east turmoil did shave some of those gains off the rebounders. or if you want to take a longer term view, consider the action of two very high quality companies that rallied gigantically today on earnings. expedia and perrigo. they reported quarters that were disappointing. expedia told you not to worry saying it would solve its problems and come roaring back. i had to believe them because i co-owned the debarry inn in new jersey and the online travel company has become the de facto travel department for many who tell their employee, save costs, book through expedia. when expedia reported last night, it did everything it said it would on the previous conference call and an 18% move and a very big capitalization stock. when perrigo reported last, i thought the quarter was a good one. i said so right here after i listened to management come on the show and tell us about it. it was very clear the company that makes private label store-b

that meet the mix in different industries and sectors across the board, microsoft within technology, 3m within industrials and johnson & johnson within health care. all these of those opportunity provide a reasonable valuation entry point. they provide nice solid dividend they're growing in the tune of five to 10 in some cases higher than that percentage growth rates and command profit margins that are at the top-notch compared to many of their peers. liz: jason, thanks for the suggestions. jason pride. larry shover see you in a few minutes for the s&p futures close. just a quick mention here, tesla stock continuing to fall, about $159 in the after-market session. adam: want to see what the experts say they will come up. earnings victory for tesla founder elon musk in the past few moments. will his new earnings report supercharge investors? not yet. we'll dig into the tesla numbers. their guidance, what really matters in just a moment. liz: the fact that he runs a rocket ship company on the side. >>> we'll speak with the ceo of health care giant, supply giant, reporting rising sales for

bank court, exxon energy, 3m, cargill, best buy, and many, many others who have put in place qup-wid company-wide polis against discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. minnesota's small businesses have also reported on the positive effects of minnesota's human rights law. for instance, nancy lyons is the owners of a small 70-person minneapolis business that develops soft weamplet the protections and peace of mind that her employees get from not living in fear positively impacts every aspect of their lives, from their productivity at work to their family lives. it is long past time that lgbt employees around the country be guaranteed the same rights that they have had in minnesota for 20 years. in minnesota our law has given lgbt minnesotans peace of mind and freedom from discrimination at work and improved the overall climate in our state for those individuals, for families, and for businesses. i look forward to the senate passing this bill, and hope that the house will take it up and pass it as well. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. mr. vitter: mr.

names hitting all-time highs and record highs, including johnson & johnson, 3m, priceline.line back below $1100. michael kors doing so well with his accessories and watches and bags and the like. let's check in on twitter. over $50 for the first day. today hit a new low but at the same time some positive comments, they think it is going to grow in a meaningful, faster pace. however the upside is 33 to $48. they are not mentioning the $50 range. back to you. connell: you will hear all the stories about the ipad air, but there was a defective version of the device that started sparking and caught fire in australia. customers had to be evacuated because of smoke. a spokesperson confirms a burst of flames appeared from the charging port, it was in demo mode at the time. apple has it in question, and it is looking for the explosion. congratulations on that, really happy. dagen: it was like pulling teeth, they were sold out everywhere. one of the most prestigious universities as having some difficulty with its finances. harvard university devastated. that is up from $7.9 million

dow components, hitting new highs, proctor & gamble, 3m and boeing, and consumer names and industriale four dow components with new highs. let's look at jcpenney a name that really staged somewhat of a comeback since october. however still under a lot of scrutiny, down 5% at the moment, $7.89 a share. there are continued worries about the turn around plan they have been working on. we'll see how they do for the holiday season. they will be opening thanksgiving and black friday and the like. analysts out there on wall street even denoting they're concerned about a turn around. bankruptcy court could be looming. you do have a lot of people that are still very wary of jcpenney's big turn around plans. we'll see, but for today, down 5%. back to you. adam: nicole, thank you. unacceptable, that is what kathleen sebelius told congress this morning about obamacare. >> in the last five weeks, access to healthcare.gov, has been a miserably frustrating experience for far too many of these americans. it is unacceptable. i am focused on fixing it and i am accountable. >> senator mike crapo is a me

records for these recently, however today a mixed bag. 3m, home depot, johnson & johnson have hit record highs today. momentum seems to be still to the upside. commodities are gaining. the dollar pulling back but certainly a lot of names we are watching and home depot with higher volume as well. lori: and this news alert. waiting for official word of the jpmorgan settlement as charlie gasparino first reported, the deal announcing today with $13 billion payout. the deal will settle claims the bank overstated the quality of mortgage security during the housing boom. in talks for weeks and as charlie has reported, lot of the back-and-forth has to do with the language of the deal. adam: making comments about the future move. when he was quoted saying he is cautious and that the market could easily have a big drop, but in a statement on his website late last night he wanted to make clear looking ahead it is almost impossible to predict what a market will do in the short term saying there are too many variables. lori: best buy shares plunging third-quarter results came in ahead of estimates bu

>> yeah, we're partnering with post it, with 3m. a picture of any post it note in evernote, and it makes it look beautiful and ties the color of the post it note to tags and notebooks' digital actions. >> we were hanging out in silicon valley a month ago, and i'm always giving you my quirks and ideas of evernote. >> i've got a note with ideas from jon, for the next version. >> yeah, facts. faxing. i know it's so old school, but doctors' offices, real estate transactions, people need faxes, good to have an evernote. this first goods business. where do you expect it to contribute revenue-wise? how is it doing so far? where do you expect it to land when it shakes out? >> it's doing great so far, but less than two months. i don't want to get too excited for early results. we expect, we have three revenue streams -- the consumer premium business, the enterprise business, which is growing really quickly, especially with the announcement of salesforce yesterday, and the physical products business. and i expect when things shake out, they'r