it looks like they beat the street. $1.98. >> i was assigned 3m. >> well, it's a fluid block. 3m is outthat's two cents better than expected. the revenue numbers -- >> nope. >> i'm interrupting all of you because -- >> revenue, sales, it was $8.14. usually you can use that. but they have other ways, but that would be below. because it's 8.238 was the estimate for 3m. i'm looking at the shares which it looked like they're trading sharply higher. even though it wouldn't be necessarily on the two cent beat or whatever it was. i guess they're bragging about their margins too. 23.34% f 23.34%. and local growth which is, you know, i think gm is now out. >> phil is ready. so we're going to go to phil lebeau. mr. lebeau is on the telephone. he's got gm's earnings zbp we have general motors beating the street by two cents a share. reporting 97 cents a share earnings for the third quarter. that excludes 16 cents special items. revenue coming in lighter than estimates. the street was expecting $39.8 billion. $38 million in special charges, 1030 coming from that and you have a writeoff of russian l

automotive. 3m has great numbers. ingersoll rand respectable numbers. 3m essentially near historic highs. automotive retail, different area. but great numbers. dana great numbers. o'reilly as well well. there is a lot of concern on oil prices but diamond off shore has terrific numbers today. very big deep waters in latin america and they didn't have concerns about the lower prices, at least not now. i think under the surface it's there. lower oil prices what it's done to airlines? united continental, profits up 82% compared to a year ago. american airlines, up 60%. jet blue up fractionally. finally the strong beat for caterpillar mostly because energy was strong. enormous. that is all the energy group. that's 25 cents of that 36 cent beat. amazing move up for caterpillar. >> when we come back all over the markets can stocks again in rally mode this morning. art cashin will break down the action and the european close which has been a major inflection point as of late. dow up 267, s&p 1956. back in a minute >>> welcome

the other name we're watching is 3m. 3m also strong sales with profit increase and that too is a realner. volatility is still here. we're on our 24th consecutive day of some big swings on wall street. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. canadian police arrest amanda at gunpoint steps away from the country's prime minister. the incident follows yesterday's shooting that left one soldier and the attacker dead. fox business's peter barnes has been watching events unfold. peter what can you tell us? >> melissa, that's right. a scary moment back at the war memorial in ottawa this morning when prime minister stephen harper went there to lay a wreath to honor the soldier, natan cerillo, fatally wounded at the site by that shooter. during that ceremony, a man crossed the security line and, of course was immediately taken down, by police, with their weapons drawn. he was arrested, when he was searched. they didn't find any weapons on him but an investigation into this man's action is underway right now. also want to give you the latest here at the white house. white house press se

could result in a real 3m dispoi disappointment. when 3m reported, it delivered on every line item, with the innovations being reported for a sizable portion of the beat. what did honeywell and 3m do? nothing that they haven't done consistently. lastly, how about the people who sold disney down 10% from its high because of worries about theme parks being hurt by ebola. short-sighted? you can only hope that someone else will be disappointed with the company when it reports next week, especially disney's just a few months from the new "star wars" debut. remember that acquisition? supposed to come into play in 2015. that's around the corner. i bet disney's bob ieger bought back a ton of stock during the recent dip. at least someone took advantage of that dislocation. it wouldn't shock me if two big-time losers today, facebook and starbucks, both of which severely disappointed in their guidance, and i mean severely, could come back after running right into the quarter. we'll have to see. here's the bottom line. best of breed stocks don'

was huge today and i feel like you're the 3m of your brand business. products existed five years ago? >> well, in general i will tell you without picking individual products i can tell you that this product's been around for 100-some-odd years. the reality is about a third of our products have been introduced within the past three years. so a new product introductions, this is a brand new invention and skis are brand new. >> the rfid technology. your idea? >> no. if it had been my idea, we're on the wrong team. >> but these are basically what you're taking as old-fashioned brands, ball jar, coming up with a new twist. >> yeah. >> that makes it so it's not prosaic. >> it's products people use in their everyday lives that we like to improve every year. the gross margin improvement and you were talking about onshoring and remember about the raw costs? >> some of it is a shift in mix. it does include an anniversary yankee candle. it's a high gross margin business. >> you yourself wasn't happy with the quarter of yankee. >> the reality is overall we look fo

we saw 3m report, caterpillar, i think it's indicative of where we're going. charles: after the bell, microsoft, edward life sciences blew them away, click blew them away, kmlc had an amazing special dividend, that stock is through the roof, and carl icahn had nothing to do with it. okay, guys, i'm going to blow the whistle, open up a page from payne's investment playbook. on a normal day in america, people are mostly worried about paying their rent, putting their kids through college or wondering if they'll ever have to stop working. so why is it with the stock market which is, by the way, supposed to mirror society, things aren't normally -- things that we don't normally worry about day-to-day can wreck our psyches and our fortunes? consider this week, ebola, right? it finally cracked the list to have the most important problems facing the country today. came in something of a paltry vote, 5% of people said that. for weeks isis was on the march, it captured the attention of the stock market, pushed us down. but you know what? down to 1%, people worry about i

you'll see why 3m is winning. those who sell 3 m will be tempted to hope the market comes down to get back in. >> the focus is on a lot of these global industrial companies. they have consistently good numbers. he is in the wall of fame for the last year. he is terrific. >> we'll get to a lot of the other names. opening bell just a few moments away. there's a difference when you trade with fidelity. one you won't find anywhere else. one-second trade execution. guaranteed. did you see it? in one second, he made a trade, we looked for the best price, and the trade went through. do the other guys guarantee that? didn't think so. open an account and find more of the expertise you need to be a better investor. ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts means your peace of mind. it's no wonder last year we sold over three million tires. and during the big tire event, get up to $140 in mail-in rebates on four select

credit earnings from a number of companies for the gains, 3m and caterpillar. the industrials were good. strong day. >> industrials have fallen about 10, 15 percent. expectations were low on concerns of the dollar and europe. and certainly the companies are saying that europe is soft. but they are doing a lot of better job in terms of off setting with better results in from north america, as well as margins. i was impresed with caterpillar. 3m. all four division had margin expansion. organic growth about 5, 6%. non residential and residential construction leading the way. a sigh of relief for me. i think the group that's lagd is starting to catch up and very encouraging. >> the most important things steph just said was a sigh of relief. because if you believe that this market can take that step higher, you need earnings to come in where people hope they will. and this is the kind of day that makes you believe that they can. >> yeah. especially a stock that stephanie's been all over. dana holdings. any of these auto parts suppliers. leer as well. and borg warner

a 3m, caller pillar. caller pillar beat by 36 seconds, that's a remarkable beat important thing here, most of the beat was in the energy sector. they're selling vehicles and equipment to the energy sect ov. car business doing well, automotive retail was terrific. o'reilly, dana, their revenues up about 12% overall. guys, sitting near the highs of the day. back to you. >> bob, thank you very much. >>> the dow jones industrial average might be higher today, but we're still down about 2% over the last month. so where is the best play to put your money right now? let's bring in strategic world partners and mike bunker, from grady investments. mark, let me start with you. you know, i feel like i'm getting whip lashed. there's a lot of volt tilt that's been introduced. after a slow and steady grind, where is the path of least resistance? >> we think it's going to go up. one of the biggest things on our clients' minds, we fielded a bunch of phone call last we're is what is happening in the market now? is what we

eli lilly, gm, 3m, american, southwest, united, jet blue. after the close, we get numbers from amazon and microsoft. >>> still to come on the show, tesco's black hole grows even darker. should investors check out the retail giant? i'll discuss after the break. a single ember that escapes from a wildfire can travel more than a mile. that single ember can ignite and destroy your home or even your community you can't control where that ember will land only what happens when it does get fire adapted now at fireadapted.org tesco plunges to the bottom of the ftse after saying the black hole was worse than feared and scraps its full year outlook. >>> and data earnings stateside with 46 of the s&p companies set to report, including heavyweight caterpillar and amazon. we just had uk retail sales numbers out, spec'd to decline 0.5% month on month. they came down 0.3%, slightly better than expected. year on year, they're expected to go up 275%. so actually better than expected. nothing too significant. sterling moving down to the side off the back of t

. >>> one of the biggest days for the bulls in fact. 3m, last trade up 7.80, almost a 6% gain. tractor supply is up 14.6%, and caterpillar coming in at up 5%. >> this happened on tuesday, we had another meltup. slow move to the up side during the day. what happened on tuesday, very similar to today. a bit of relief remember, they were big sellers during the panic. that's a problem, now they're being forced -- we're -- november and december, we're also going to see buybacks come back in a big way. sure there's other factors, china's manufacturing numbers a bit better than expected. oil is stable today, also a factor. >> art cashin said that was the cherry on top of the sundae. >> kudos, art. good way to characterize it. look at the airlines. united, continental quarterly profits were up 82%. not all of it is due to oil. obviously their capacity is being lowered. american airlines earnings up 60%. this is a major, major help here. do you want to see lower earnings due to oil companies when you have low oil? look what happened to occidental petroleum here? down 21%. >> but you've

. >> for millennials and baby boomers, a 2 1/2%% dividend yield, 3m.rles: that is the most boring stock in the world, post-it notes, and white out? >> no, touch screen technology, healthcare, so much there in 3m, and industrials have done better. charles: millennials. >> we like post-it notes. >> markets had a great run since wednesday bottom, i think one more big gap. tomorrow time to take profits. charles: that is trading too much, a lot of people -- i am 35-40 years old, i don't trust wall street, i want to find someone to help me make money, is it okay if people longer term held tough? >> i the still think that dow is going to 18,000, the folks who were buying last week. >> if you are short-term oriented you don't want to belong over the weekend. >> i might be in boring category, i like mor norfolk southern. charles: i got back in rail, my trinity rail play hammered yesterday, and got up today. >> they signed ringoy staredo s. >> great show, appreciate it a all. thank you very much. everyone night, 6 p.m., bring a paper and pencil. you can dvr us,

. >> as 3m p.m., do it yourself halloween decorations. >> when is the last time you actually wanted toappen very often. but these dogs stepped into the role and the video has had 3.2 million views. look at that! >> they jumped right into the tub herself. >> the other needed a hand but joins in on the bath time swim. >> if only the kids were like that. >> that does it for us. thanks for joining us today. have a great day. go, giants! dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. [dramatic music] ♪ >> yo! yo! yo, yo, yo! hey! i'm terry crews. welcome to millionaire, including all of you out there who watch my other show brooklyn nine-nine. [cheers and applause] o

, 3m and cat pillar and visa counting for so many points on the dow jones industrial average.re seeing resiliency on wall street for the moment. the vix, the fear index which you think would pop up, not hopping up. liz: i'm glad we're showing intradays. show the volatility index down about 7%. it did spike on the news. >> off the lows, no doubt. liz: volatility did spike as soon as the news came out about a new york city doctor. i want to make one point about the s&p 500 if we can take an intra-day chart. the high of the session up 34 points for the s&p, and at the moment we're in the 20s. we have the s&p up about 25. we fell off a little cliff here, charlie. >> there's clearly an algorithm that has ebola news in it. we've been saying this. we were the first to say this on the fox business network. this is a tradable issue. should the average guy care about it? if it gets out of control, obviously, you start thinking people don't go to movie theaters, we're not there yet and looks like the obama administration right now. and i would not freak out, the obama administration and

we got 3m safety glasses, we got respirators. let's have at it. what do you say? -i love it. you know, the community is really coming together for this project. we even have the local coldwell banker representatives coming to help our contractors and his team get this job done quickly. i have to say, i like having them on demo day. -well, you know, showing up here today, we really didn't know what to expect, but they really did put us to work. and, um, it was a lot of fun to get in there and take the kitchen apart. -you know, here at coldwell banker, i truly believe that we don't just sell real estate; we change lives. anything that we can do to help out a family through a tough time is something that we want to be a part of. the needs of every family changes, and the allen family is now starting a new phase in their life. and we're very happy to help them create space where they can make new memories and share happy times together. -i think, you know, we're ready to take this wall down. -agreed! -on my count. three, two, one! let's take down this wall! -woo! -what good is a

caterpillar beat expectations as about 3m, gm and ford. apple yaw he and yelp all beat expectations while ibm and amazon fell short big time. new home sales rose in september to a seasonally adjusted rate of $467,000, that is above economist estimates, and the highest annual pace since july of 2008 standpoint. >>> you'll be able to contribute more to your 401(k) next year. the irs is expanding the limit to $18,000 a year. if you're over 50, the additional catch-up contribution will be increased to $6,000 from $5,500. >>> stocks have moved from a state affair to a state of euphor euphoria. is it deserved and what does it mean for your money? joining us is rebecca passer source and bessemer, and joe lavorgna. thank you both for being here. what happened over the last week? 4 rebecca, none of them seem to have gone away, yet our perception seems to have changed. >> i think we've gotten better valuations. things get cheaper, but probably even more importantly we've gotten quite a few data points both on earnings and economic data to just reinf

comcast, gm, 3m, american airlines and microsoft. the dow falling 153 points and the nasdaq losing 36. back to you. >> a lot of companies reporting today. >> all right. and we're joined by the company of anthony slaughter this morning with a look at that forecast. it's changing. >> yes, it is changing. we have rain pushing onshore. a little damp this morning. that green making its way up towards clear lake. but you know what? we're not going to see it in the south bay today. that is going to stay concentrated from about san francisco, oakland, points north and we're to day. it's very lit activity so even with you can see the returns are just really light and they'll continue to be light throughout the most of the days. i would say for the next five hours expect it from the north. san francisco and the east shore, temperatures are a little more mild. because we're on the warm side of the system, it's not going to feel too overly cold. the peninsula with those morning clouds had been cooler, 75. in the north bay, that's where you'll se

we get data from unemployment and earnings from caterpillar, comcast, 3m and microsoft and amazon. and reportedly investigating whether japanese automaker takata misled automakers about the number of air bags it sold to automakers. the government has released the number of cars could be 7.8 million. the air bags could rupture and spread metal shrapnel. it's been linked to at least four deaths. back to you. >> we want to remind the viewers that we have the list of the cars involved. kate rodgers, kate, thanks. >>> a rainy start this morning. and a chilly, gusty wind is blowing as well. winds are gusting to near 30 miles an hour. you see the clouds over center city. there is rain getting ready to move back into the city. jillian mele is watching traffic this morning. how's it going out there, jillian? >> you know, depends where you're waking up this morning, bill. this is a live look at lehigh value. route 22 at airport road. the roads for the most part look pretty dry and quiet. unfortunately for the delaware county the roads are wet. coming up i have an update on two accidents i'm

. >> honeywell quarterly dividend increase. 3m. got immediately back to a 52-week high. disn disney, ten days ago we are worried about ebola and the disney theme parks. there is a resilience to the american consumer, resilience to our situation. i need the ideologues and political people, people focused on politics in the marketplace, they need to recede because i'm tired of hearing people do misdirection plays. you and i are both football, right? i'm tired of the read option -- >> the countertrade didn't work. >> i'm tired of fooling our viewers. in reality, this was one of the greatest rallies since the bottom. i feel that it's been ignored. it's time to stop ignoring it. >> this does remain a central bank-focused world. we are finding that out today. >> yeah, but japan does what it does. japan, they're buying everything. that's a moribund country. there is no growth. we have gdp growth, population growth, profit growth. i'm not denying this rally, this is off the nikkei. the insanity of that country's central bank -- that's worth talking about. they are buying etfs. i

among industrials caterpillar beat expectations as did 3m, gm and ford. apple, yahoo and yelp beat expectations and ibm and amazon fell short big time. new home sales rose slightly. up 0.2% to a seasonally adjusted rate of 460,000 above estimate thiensest pace since july of 2008. you will be able to contribute more to your 401(k) next year. the irs is expanding the limit by $500 to $18,000 a year. if you are over 50 the additional catchup contribution will be $6,000 from 5500. the stocks moved from a state of fear to state of euphoria in one week. many worries seem to have melted away. it is deserved? what does it mean for your money. joining us is rebecca patterson who's chief investment officer ats be mer trust and chief u.s. economist at deutsche bank. thank you for being here today. i want to talk about what happened over the last week. we had all of these worries about ebola, europe and rebecca, none seem ito have gone away an our perception seems to have changed. >> i think we have a better perception of them. and a few data points on earnings and e

what had been really strong economic data on the weekly job list and good figures from the likes of 3m, from the likes of caterpillar. and good numbers after the bell from the likes of microsoft. yes, there is an ebola effect, and the futures are seen lower. the s&p futures down 2.7 of 1%. so yes, there is a little bit of an ebola effect. little bit negative on these markets, but it isn't as exaggerated as it was three, four hours ago. also, look at amazon as well. that's one that will open lower after dreadful numbers after the closing bell yesterday. i do want to bring one more story to you. this is regarding air bags and national recalls from air bags made by a company called takata corporation. so far, there's been 7.8 million recalls across 10 manufacturers. mostly in southern states. now there's two senators, richard blumenthal and ed markey. both democrats. they want a nationwide recall because this thing is not just humid states that could cause these potential big defects. it should be nationwide as well. they're getting on to the regulators about this one as well. but this ta

the 3m fill trait 1550 removes the most dust and smoke. like many filters, they need to be installed by a professional. >> for people who are sensitive, these things can make a difference. >> absolutely. >>> what a great day. it was foggy in some places. >> a little bit. not bad at all. >> i have to tell you, the blue angels are so great to watch. but they're a distraction. i'm trying to work here. and i keep looking, where are they? it is a cooler day, no doubt about it. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. they're great. you can never get tired of them. we'll talk about what's coming. we do have fog lingering near the coast. most other areas are down 5 to 17 degrees. upper 50s to upper 80s today. santa rosa, you were 95 yesterday, only 78 the high today. i purposely chose this camera, hoping you might be able to check out the blue angels. are they coming? a few high thin wispy clouds there. 65 oakland. 69 in san jose. 59 in half moon bay. i did hear they had to start a little later because of this, the fog. looking over san francisco, uppe

higher for six consecutive days, touching a two-week high at the rose.quarter profit look at shares of 3m. the best performer in the dow today is hitting an all-time high and enjoying its best gain in more than five years. this is after earnings topped estimates with sales improving across all industries, currently up 3.8%. stay right there because of what bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ this is "bloomberg west." apple pay has been live for about four days and there have been a few hiccups, especially at retailers that were not properly prepared. one major issue happened with bank of america. were chargeders twice. bank of america says all duplicate charges will be refunded. apple says apple pay is off to an amazing start and that customers have been receptive. twitter is hosting its first mobile developers conference here in san francisco this way -- this week. just launched a new tools for developers to use applications. a new product called fabric plays a key role in twitter's effort to keep up with google and other internet giants. for more on the new twitter tools and what it m

i want to say they are burning the candle at two ends but they are actually burning the candle at 3m'swhich doesn't make any sense but let me explain what i mean by that. there emerging hundreds of millions of dollars per month keeping the regime in power in israel. simultaneously they lost tremendous oil production and exports. this is a country which was at one point exporting 2.5 billion barrels a day and now it has been cut in half so they have been losing a tremendous amount financially. when i say 3m's the price of oil has dropped fairly dramatically over the last four weeks in the trendline looks to continue. so from a purely economic perspective there's a strong impetus for iran to do this nuclear deal. but i would argue that the worldview of the supreme leader and the revolutionary guards is the nuclear deal strengthens the hands of a more pragmatic moderate forces in iran. i can see it being amenable to their parochial issues with on iran and certainly the statements from the folks who have to sign off on the deal haven't inspired a lot of confidence. i would also say that si

worst times in her life and it led to her having insomnia so they interviewed her she was awake since 3m. i interviewed her husband i expected him to have that same reaction and he was pretty light hearted. we just cut back here and there into thought this is interesting but then i found the same pattern. she would say i wish you would worry more than he would say she is so good she should do it to manage the household finances. so they played the designated warrior the person that has been so like you were so awesome you do it. the function as a security guard. so women do the first shift go to work this second shift of child care and health care and the insecurity shift the knights of worrying. this is more common as they increase destabilizing events they have these moments where they have to grapple this is the improving situation of educated women what they have in common is for a high-school degree but not a college degree so they had more education are out earned the husband when it strikes is a woman who's the best position to deal with it. other research finds this as well when

filters if those heat asked cooled with forced air replacing a standard filter in the system with the 3mhat costs $30 is very good at removing different and smoke and one of the least expensive tested. like many whole house filters it needs to be installed by a professional. >> morning news continues with the top stories. >> for the second time in a month a golden gate transit workers vowing to strike impacting the commute with dames we will learn today. >> that is what he enjoyed helping and doing. >> only on abc the daughter of the cal fire pilot kill near yosemite talk about her dad's passions. >> health officials are looking out for ebola virus saying what happened in dallas will not happen here. >> were watching fog for commute with the thickest in the north bay and you can see on live doppler hd quarter-mile in santa rosa and cooling trend still on tap until the weekend with warm weather. >>> in traffic center, that is the bay bridge and it is packed. the drive from the maze into san francisco, now, and 20 minutes and we did have one accident in the east bay that is gumming up the

is it 3m? no. most companies aren't 3m. >> right. >> it's okay. it's better than it used to be. >> how about pfizer which we talked about in the past, of course. famously sort of brought inversions to an in attempts to buy astrazeneca. it got the attention of people. >> i like lyrica, the drug itself, and the numbers. it's a great nerve block pain block. the buyback was extraordinary. this is the anti-celgene. lyric af lyrica. not that they didn't spend a lot of money on r&d. $1.8 billion in the course. >> you want r&d spend you go to david pyle who was on "mad money" last night. allergan under attack. if you spend that much money on r&d, i want to see new drugs. merck, there is nothing to write home in that one either. you go over celgene. just creating drugs by the day. i want companies that grow. >> while we are at it, and we'll get to this, sanofi shares are going to be down. >> fierce pharma, here is the headline, don't fire me. david, don't fire me. don't fire me. >> they are citing competition in the diabetes market. he potentially was atte

game four and five are today and tomorrow at 5:00 3m and then the series shifts back to st. louis this weekend, if they play game six and seven. >> two men accused of a strange of fires in alameda are due in court for bail hearing and enter a plea. the two men face three counts of arson in connection with eight fires on september 28. the fires damaged or deyou haved several homes and businesses. peterson's family and friends say police have the wrong guy insisting peterson was working weapon the fires were started. >>> become police arrested a suspect in a vicious attack on an elderly woman caught on surveillance video. the 58-year-old carol freeman of san francisco faces physical any battery chaps after someone tipped off police to her identity for pushing an 8 a-year-old woman to the ground three weeks ago for no apparent reason. freeman is held on $150 >> there will be a meeting for a comprehensive earthquake system after highlighting the need for the early warning system. last year, governor brown signed a bill for this at a cost of $80 million and an experimental system

. >> you cannot torture money -- when they've got 3m or kimberly-clark in that space. they're very thinly traded poor cash flow. >> any time there's something like this people get a little crazy, but a lot of hedge fund selling. thank you more from the panel as we continue. the white house has been quiet on executive actions maybe a little too quiet. next why katy says this period before we hit the midterms it's the calm before the storm. connell: so is this the calm before the storm? sounds like a funny question to ask with everything going on. obama pushing big things like immigration. katy said expect a hurricane of events after election day. we get so caught up in the present, but there's some big events to wait for. and i guess that was pretty big news that the new attorney general would be introduced after the election. >> it's going to be a very busy post 2014 midterm election and it's not going to be the democrats cleaning up the mess they've left behind after they buy voters at the polls. the obama administration has done a ton of work in pushing things that a

caterpillar, united technologies up 2% give or take, watching names hitting new highs including home depot, 3mnike, procter & gamble and travelers. dow components hitting new highs, worth noting, liz, as we watch the nasdaq popping for the month above the 50-day moving average from facebook and alibaba and apple. we got near the 16,000 -- 17,000 mark. liz: facebook is slightly down, probably in anticipation of very solid numbers, that's what people are looking for. we need to look at mcdonald's. mcdonald's, yeah, it's up slightly, posting less than stellar earnings and a lot of you own that sdposhgs everybody began to wonder, we even asked is fast food and traditional shakes and fries, no longer a seechange, one quick serve food company proved not yet, if you do it right, you win. sonic is the company's number one drive-in chain and the fourth largest burger chain in america. since 2011 this stock has more than tripled and this year alone up 30%. joining us in a fox business exclusive, sonic chairman and ceo and president cliff hudson. one minute the world, and including us, we did a segment s

most of the earnings reports were stellar with total knockouts from the likes of 3m, american airlines and of course, let's not forget apple. you know what? i think next week will be more of the same, why barring more ebola news, this winning streak might continue. let me give you the game plan for the coming week because it's going to be an exciting one. first up, maerk reports in the morning. they have a leader for big pharma, they can lift the old lying drug stocks, including pfizer which just announced an $11 billion buyback. buffalo wild wings has been in the hen house since the last quarter although did manage to trally $6.40 today, almost 5%. i like the long term growth path. it's terrific simple formula and especially cold beer needed to cool your mouth after smoking hot wings. i hope you buy half of your position in buffalo wild wings before, meaning monday. then half area. why not all? why not all ahead of it? first, because chipotle had gone up a lot and then this stock ran so many today. we hear from one of the most controversial around, twitter, i don't know about the near

stocks helped by strong earnings in the done with the likes of caterpillar, and 3m, and. the toronto stock change which was bludgeoned yesterday, up 179 points today. we just got news in this country that amazon.com, in afterhours trading with far worse numbers so that could be short lived. meanwhile, taking to twitter to call for terror. forget about dialing it back. a day after this, isis is tweeting up a storm. patented sonic technology with up to 27% more brush movements. get healthier gums in two weeks. innovation and you philips sonicare save when you give philips sonicare this holiday season. >>> after the shooting, the tweeting. isis using twitter to call for more attacks on canada. rick leventhal has more. >> isis has been active on twitter, posting execution videos, looking for new recruits, soliciting donations and calling for lone-wolf attacks, which seems to be the case in ottawa. some believe the shooter, identified as michael zehaf-bibeau, may have been influenced by -- canadian authorities thought -- denied his passport. some tweets read in part what did c

strong earnings from major companies including caterpillar and 3m helped move the averages higher. >>the east bay today to help inaugurate a new energy storage facility. at the lawrence berkeley national lab. among other thing it is new lab will house research on battery performance and make advances in the technology. they also took part in a round table discussion on climate change. >> we're seeing impact now from global warming. and i believe that you know we will see national legislation that builds upon what the states have done. >> reporter: his visit is part of a multi state tour to promote the white house's energy policy. >>> thousands of eyes were on the sky this afternoon as the sun slowly started to disappear. it was a partial solar eclipse. look at that. it unfolded about 2:00 this afternoon as the moon passed between the sun and the earth. several bay area viewing parties helped people see the eclipse with proper eye protection of course. if you missed out there will be a total eclipse next year on march 20, 2015. >> that reminded me of a piece of cheddar cheese that some

ge, 3m, united technologies. boeing down 2.2%.g selling across the board on heavy volume. david: gm. talk about the motor company. the 76th recall, i shouldn't laugh, in 2014. huge numbers of recalls. look how the stock is getting crushed today. >> you can't say they're not being proactive after the whole ignition switch issue, right? they're looking 2 1/2 million vehicles. now talking about a different story. they're having to do recall after recall. now as you noted, another one. 5.8% to the downside, hitting a new 52-week low. [closing bell ringing] liz: before we close this out. there was one bright spot. green mountain coffee roasters, nicole, right? >> that was a real winner and buy over at goldman sachs. products into the retail stores. stock was up 5% today and hit a record high. liz: very, very nice. there is always a little bright spot here, a point of light as george herbert walker bush used to say. as the bells ring on wall street, let's look to see how stocks are finishing up. dow jones industrials very tough day, dow

steels and 3m or the companies that might seem boring, even buffalo wild wings, ipo also are a waste of time because, it is venture capitalists, the point is private equity, they get these through the system quickly. all we need are more ipos that have not been vet stphaod because oed.charles: because ofa lot of people saying thissfeels like 2000. getting that bubbleishous thing. >> woepbg we're there, they have slowed down a little bit. there is nothing wrong with this? my opinion, if it made it easier to go to ipo we have a choice to buy that stock. >> wait. >> one second. >> if little guy ones to go out, and buy a a& ape alibaba, that s your choice to buy it, we're not forcing you to buy it. >> who cares. >> that is what we allow. >> we allow -- >> hold on, hold on, wait. wait. >> this is capitalism. >> there is stupidty, saying just because i want to -- >> you don't understand the market. >> you don't kno understand the politics. >> stock market. >> talking about politics. charles: hold on. >> both -- >> and they allow them to happen. >> ipos -- >> i tell you what, suzanne, it ha

there are six dow components that hit record levels, home depot, united health, procter & gamble and 3m hitting historic highs. back over to you. >> you know, it's so interesting, the way the market is behaving. we saw the industrial average go from a negative 12 to a positive 6. the mood is a little better today. but everybody is watching oil. when it broke 80 the market started to turn down, once again, they're starting to talk about the equation down here. >> it's interesting overall. because as we watch what's happening with the energy sector, we know there are some oil jievenlts exxon, mobile and chevron have extremely high waiting in the industrial average. for that reason, if you want to watch what's happening there. if you look at the rest of the overall market, there are certain parts showing signs of strength. there are some strategists that believe we can have some record highs, even before the holidays rom around this time. so it will be curious to see whether or not that last correction that, i can't call eight correction, a that was holdback will hold fast for whether or n

you're looking at big names in the dow, boeing, dupont, j&j, 3m. disney. nasdaq, baidu and facebook. so we're looking at a lot of big names here. and this is significant. >> you look at ford. they're readvising their 2014 estimates. they will be down from 7 or 8 billion down to 6 billion in 2014 in profits. melissa: okay. talk about ebola specifically because the ebola virus is hitting the united states. a patient being treated at a dallas hospital, is the first person to be diagnosed in the u.s. with the deadly disease. so much, for the france chances being extremely low. where did we hear that. >> first and foremost i want the american people to know that our experts here at cdc and across our government that the chance of an ebola outbreak here in the united states are extremely low. melissa: unidentified man arrived in dallas from liberia a little over week ago. one reason report determined that odds ebola would materialize at the dallas-ft. worth international airport from monorovia, liberia, just over a 10th of a percent. so much for that. odds very

. >> you cannot torture money -- when they've got 3m or kimberly-clark in that space. they're very thinly traded poor cash flow. >> any time there's something like this people get a little crazy, but a lot of hedge fund selling. thank you more from the panel as we continue. the white house has been quiet on executive actions maybe a little too quiet. next why katy says this period before we hit the midterms it's the calm before the storm. are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more intrusions than anyone... in the world. if hp security solutions can help keep the world's largest organizations safe, they can keep yours safe, too. make it matter. (receptionist) gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they

home depot, 3m, proctor & gamble and nike and travelers.ike came out with earnings that beat the street. there is a look at home depot up half a percent. proctor & gamble is spinning off duracell. a lot of stories within story. you do have a rally underway. remember all the selling? look at that. getting close to 17,000. melissa: nicole, thanks so much. a little southern discomfort for tlc. discovery cancels another show amid controversy, raising big-time financial concerns for the company and network. >>> solving the ebola crisis. we talk to a company working on a life-saving vaccine while jon stewart gives his two cents on quarantines. smart money coming up next. >> got to say, a tent with no heat, no shower [bleep] in a box. still think most new yorkers would be like, what is the square footage? [laughter] new york state ijump-starting business with startup-ny. annprecedented program that partners businesses with universities across the state. for better access to talent, cutting edge research, and state of the art facilities. and you pa

caterpillar, home depot and 3m among the other winners. the other thing to note quickly is volume is pretty unbelievable. it's 40% above the average, yesterday was the heaviest volume in three years. melissa: all right, netflix shares tanking, jo. >> yeah. netflix shares down about 9 percent right now, we can show you some of the charts, totally getting hammered since earnings yesterday. basically what happened was they did ot get as many subscribe isers as they wanted, this is becauseeof the fact they did raise their prices earlier this year. revenue overall did go up, so good news there for netflix. but i i want to take a look at carl icahn real quick. he has 1.8 million shares in netflix. he just took a beating losing last night n the after hours trading about $200 million. he's lost hundreds of millions of dollars in this deal, or in this situation right now with netflix. but a lot of analysts i'm talking to see this as an opportunity to buy netflix, has a lot of potential to do well especially if more and more people are cutting their

i was on the board wants of a 3m spinoff.t only works because you have an independent board on the hardware company. there is no need to have overlapping boards. they should find a strong outside chair for the hardware company. >> we will have to leave it there. bill george, professor of management practice at harvard university. >> coming up, jeffrey rosenberg is going to help us figure out what to do with all the money we want to put in bonds but actually do not really as they fed plans to end its zero interest rate policy. we will be right back. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom keene. olivia sterns is in for scarlet fu today. adam johnson is with us as well. this is from al hunt of bloomberg and bloomberg view on georgia. the math is simple. needs close to 30% of the white vote. obama got 23% in 2012. she needs a turnout of lack voters only slightly smaller than the 30% represented in the 2012 presidential election." , a kansasl is with us city royals guy. pretty exciting. >> i am a little bit

caterpillar and 3m both beating their estimated revenues, and etf today moving higher.rs like and coca-cola are putting a big misses. >> how do you play caterpillar? >> there's a lot of room to the upside for caterpillar. about-week highs are $111. it has quite a bit of room to run to the upside. this is a really good quarter, better-than-expected numbers. they blew this quarter out of the water. a lot of people have been short the stock on negativity surrounding global growth. it will be really hard to take a short position. >> and the news is already out, pandora is not the case. coming out with earnings after the bell. what do you have on pandora? >> pandora is a terrible performer willie look at the historical records. it sold off seven of the eight quarters. no matter what happens, investors don't seem to be impressed ever by the results they report quarter over quarter. i'm looking for a short target. the options market is around two dollars 25 cents. he gives me a downside target just below $21 for tomorrow's close. i will be looking at the 22-21 put spread for t

home depot, 3m, nike, procter & gamble all on the upside.re not signing into twitter like it used to and the stock is down 9%. the price of oil still near the low $80.84. falling about a penny per day. national average $3.03. quickly in the $2 club, 19 in all. the treasury yield around 2.27%. and now sarah palin is with us. welcome to the program. >> thank you so much, good morning. stuart: as he may have heard a moment ago, the hatred level directed against you is extraordinary and a disgrace. has it driven you out of politics, driven you away from public office for good? >> no, bless their hearts. those haters don't understand it invigorates me, it wants me to defend the innocent. it makes me want to work so hard for justice in this country so the more they are pouring on, the more i will the out of them by being out there with the message hopefully running for office in the future too. stuart: cnn anchor mark your family after the incident. she did not apologize on air, so here is the next question. what is it like dealing with that kind

points after the opening bell thanks to strong profits reports from companies including general motors, 3mnation's second largest tobacco company is instituting a workplace smoking pan. employees will no longer be able to smoindoors. smoking facilities will be rebuilt. >>> and a special sight today. here's what it will look like. the eclipse should last more than 2 1/2 hour this afternoon. >>> and finally, it's happened again. another child getting stuck in one of those claw machines. yes. this time in tennessee. at a laundromat. the boy's grandmother looked away for just a few seconds. and you see the result. she lovingly calls her grandson sweet little monster, like his t-shirt says. and he is just fine. you can see there, still exploring -- >> how did he get in? >> that's the question. just a few months ago with a boy climbed into a similar claw machine in nebraska. >> it's where you get the prize out of. >> it must be -- >> they can get in. >> they need to fix that. who wouldn't? that's like a party box. what kid wouldn't want to crawl in there? >> dream come true. >> they got him out.

i got off before the ceo of 3m who said to me look, right now it is all about execution, it is all aboutng for his company, and he is not the only one, by the way, who said this to me. last ceos i talked to night said i think the market rout certainly cost a lot of people money, but it has not changed our status, we have not called in the emergency meeting, we are not planning anything different, in fact this might be as they say a little bit of hype by the media, that the media wants to talk about how the markets are going down. something of the want to mention, just went down a whole list on the phone about why this economy is still strong got he said the cost of capital is so low, corporate balance sheets are very strong, the economy is getting better, look at the jobless claims. a 14-year low. he told me look, when did europe ever caused a recession here in the u.s.? thanid i may be calmer others but i feel pretty good about the economy. even ifight, farooq, the u.s. economy is struggling along and europe cannot cause a recession here, what is most important? >> that is a big "if." >

and addeding in parts new workers this year. 3m announced their second expansion in four years with tremendous growth for three reasons. we have a low cost and low tax environment and a great work forces by work hard to strengthen those factors to keep taxes low and repeal the unnecessary regulations in welding and machines and other areas and scholarship dollars for high demand high tech jobs . we have a gain of the jobs we have lost that is not economic development and i don't know what is. >> we're at the rebuttal portion of this issue of economic development. >> let's recognize we live in a different world of information technology. and we can no longer expect big companies to come into the small towns. we have to optimize the ability and we cannot have clinics because they're too small but information and technology i believe is an area to bring the quality of life to these small towns from centerville that we don't lock our doors the vicky's -- i leave the keys in the car and information technology is one way to keep fatality in our communities. >> it is time. >> as i was referring to th

trail came in mitchell, bell brands in brookings and 3m announced their second expansion in 40 years.have had tremendous growth for three reasons. low-cost and low tax environment. a reasonable regulations. a great work force. i worked hard to strengthen those three factors. i have kept taxes low. i have repealed hundreds of unnecessary regulations and have programs in welding, machining, and other areas, scholarship dollars. i am proud of the economic development success that south dakota has seen. we regains all jobs lost during the recession and added 10,000 more. if that is not economic development success i don't know what is. >> moderator: we are at the rebuttal portion. myers: is information technology. and we no longer can expect big companies to come into small towns. we need to optimize the ability we cannot have clinics because we are too small. information technology, i believe, is an area that we can bring quality of life, incredible quality of life to small towns. we do not lock our doors. it is a good life. information technology is one way we can keep vitality in small

to that minority, 3m in the wake of the earnings up 8%. phil, where do we go from here in your view? >> i see the s&p going higher. we think adding another 2% to 3% above the year's total is a possibility. i think it's a wonderful time in the market. >> it's all coming up roses, rick santelli. >> listen. i never want to deny improvement. talking about improvement, you have to have a baseline and i try to pay attention to historic baselines. there's a lot of underperformance in the economy. countries underperforming by momo more. not a lot changed since that drubing. all things considered, we have a big week and we're going to see if janet yellen is as dovish, see what she has to say about europe. because it amazed me how europe showed up in the minutes aggressively and the last meeting in my opinion didn't have a lot of concentration on that. and it should be concentrated on it. and i think the fed ought to be vigilant. will the housing market in china, the state of just chaos in my opinion on the japanese economy, especially considering t