i was looking forward to these numbers from adobe.ted flogging the stock early, there were four price target hikes ahead of the quarter, wells fargo added it to its signature pics list. was so many analysts get on the stock before the quarter to either know something you don't, something good, or it is a group situation where the got way ahead of themselves. they paired it with cautious guidance for the current quarter and not caused shareholders to flee. the stock got crushed falling from 586 to 536 and change. this is the best week of the year and a great tech take. if you are looking at the quarter you are giving a buying opportunity. my hat is off to adobe. first up, the quarter was very strong. adobe gave us help top and bottom line the with no areas of weakness. when you look at the metrics and wall street watches, they were strong. adobe's digital media angle is current revenue but it came in way ahead of expectations, that is the number i cared about. second, even though the guidance was off, it was not that soft. there talkin

. >> adobe was a darling with regard to the trade in the last year or couple of years or so.t has shifted and has become a bit negative on that front what exactly does adobe have to do to turn things around and get investors excited about its stock and a.i. possibilities again? >> it's true it's hard to keep up it was first, i think, an a.i. loser because, oh, my goodness, gpt is available to do the same thing. now it has chops the swings are hard to predict i think for adobe and a.i., their firefly add-ins for the cloud are coming at a really rapid pace they are innovating at a rapid pace we just saw yesterday about the text-to-video generation generating up to five seconds of video. that is coming this year that was widely expected i think what's important is i don't know if whether it's runway or sora from gpt or more others i don't know if adobe's firefly has to necessarily today compete on the merits and features and functionality. i think it is important that adobe continues to drive usage and adoption of its core flagship products. in firefly, the use case is able to d

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that's the question that investors have been batting back and forth with adobe. last night we saw that incremental revenue that they were hoping to see from new ai products isn't materializing yet. executives are talking about optimizing for use and adoption rather than driving monetization on the products. caroline: what do they have to say to quell nerves? this is a heavy selloff but they seem to be trying to show yes, they are driving profitability, driving forward in terms of offerings, not speaking to the weakness. ernie: their defense as i read it, it was that ai is still a value add to because it keeps folks from going to the competitors and it allows us to his prices. right? it's not that i'm paying an additional $10 for the new tools, it's that i'm not going to go install canva, i'm not going to cancel or fight you either. they said it is a kind of indirect monetization story at this point, with more direct monetization to come in the feet -- future. caroline: what levers can they pull in the future? ernie: ideally it would be generations of saying photo

-- the people at adobe work and adobe is terrific >> they don't care how hard they work >> that's myoint >> right >> my point is that you can work as hard as you want, and there's always skeptics. >> oh, it's my fault >> doesn't matter. >> the man who on his tombstone is going to say, i could have worked 101 hours a week. darn >> you could have. you could have been a contender. >> finally, in terms of the macro, which we'll talk about next week, of course, with the fed meet, he did talk about the backdrop take a listen. >> most people would characterize the economy as either a little bit slow or stable we have seen stability in our business i think we're all probably looking forward to seeing what both the fed says as well as what happens in the elections. >> that's going to be a key point as we await retail sales and a bunch of other stuff >> this is the line that everybody is focused on, no matter what everybody else is. daniel dunn, "we're targeting total adobe revenue of $5.5 billion to $5.4 billion." nobody else cared about the other stuff. all this great stuff adobe is doing wi

adobe shares down 8% >>> interactive brokers betting on the election.will go live on monday after the judge decide the bid to block betting around elections. >>> sticking with the 2024 race, republican vice president candidate jd vance speaking to cnbc over apple practices. >> if you want access to american markets, you cannot use chinese slave labor. do i think apple is an evil company? no do i think they benefit from chinese slave labor? yeah >> the comments coming from the interview on "squawk box." >>> the markets are looking to continue their positive momentum today with the s&p and nasdaq riding win streaks we have victoria greene with more great to have you here >> good morning, frank >> we just mentioned markets are a bit of a win streak. how do you see today shaping up? what is your wex word of the day? >> my wex word of the day is spooky it is friday the 13th. it is spooky season. september is a bit tough on the market if you get a spook or fright, don't panic. we are in no-man's land. last week was horrible and this week with five winning day

we've got an earnings alert on adobe.appointing q-4 guidance the ceo just spoke exclusively to cnbc in the last hour julia boorstin has a recap of the interview and a breakdown of the results. julia? >> that's right. shares are down 10% in afterhours, after adobe's fourth quarter revenue guidance missed estimates. forecasting $5 billion to $5.5 billion, slightly lower than the street expected. despite that disappointing outlook, when the ceo joined us in the last hour, he said he feels good about adobe's future. >> most people would characterize the economy as either, you know, a little bit slow, or stable. we have seen stability in our business i think we're all probably looking forward to seeing what both the fed says, as well as what happens in the elections. but if you look at our fundamental long-term trends and the ability for technology to continue to drive even more value, we're bullish >> he also says he's bullish on the company's a.i. initiatives, saying he does not think there's another company that's demonstra

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of into the downside is adobe. -- moving into the downside is adobe. a disappointing sales outlook. investigators -- investors this earnings season have been impatient to see how revenue from ai businesses are showing up on the results and that was also the case with adobe. the stock is down 9.4% over the past two days. staying with decliners, the worst performer in the dow industrials is boeing as factory workers walked off the job for the first time in 16 years. members of boeing's largest union overwhelmingly rejected a contract offer and voted to go on strike. that sentiment being reflected by one of the union leaders. >> this is about respect. this is about addressing the past. this is about fighting for our future. our members rejected the contract by 84.6%. scarlet: for the latest on what is going on with the labor action, we are joined by syd philip, bloomberg's deputy editor for global aviation. the contract they voted on includes a 25% raise over four years. the union once more. what are they pushing for? >> they are pushing for 40% and asking for restoration of pensions.

adobe can be bought. a growing software business. i keep going back to nvidia, because when i walk out on the street, people -- just memo to everyone who's negative on it, it's not like nivea cream which you get at the -- get that at walgreens. you don't get nvidia at walgreens. you get nivea at walgreens. >> it's jensen, not jergens. >> people are worried about nvidia, it looks like it could go the way of nivea. no. let's get a pronouncer. i always ask for that. people should learn to pronounce nvidia before they savage nvidia on tv. >> industrials are playing. >> thank heavens. they were so bad. >> dow is the best dow name. i know you saw the upgrade of freeport and alcoa today. >> but at the same time, gina showed you that copper, fresh lows there. and remember, goldman backed away from the super cycle yesterday. that's a curse. fracking, coal, copper, these are curses. never say super cycle. is dan ives around? dan, stop it with the super cycle. i figure he's over there somewhere. >> wolf upgrades alc

you bring up adobe, a really good example.ased firefly, their idea of incorporating generative ai into everything they already do. it just hasn't been successful in convincing investors that they're going to be leading in this race. you had the gen-ai, open ai, mid journey create those products with very little friction and their platform agnostic. you could see a world in which this happens to many ore software companies. >> adobe is smart, won't be lawsuits for using its images. we talked to sebastian from clarna before. we should bring him back to explain what's going on internally. dear ra, thank you very much and we look forward to hearing more from benioff. don't miss "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. eastern as he weaves that into his very business afternoon. >>> our special coverage of the fed decision live from washington, d.c. tomorrow. from 1:00 p.m. eastern on, we'll speak with s.e.c. chair gary gensler, senator warren, senator kennedy and the creator of the sahm rule, claudia sahm. >>> that does it for "the exchange." tyle

city, which was once known for its splendor, and the treasures hidden under its surface and the thick adobe who were killed, four or five of them who were killed yesterday, among the 12 uh people that were killed due to the pager detonation incident that happened in lebanon, for which the zianuus regime is responsible. you can see live images that we are receiving from bayroute. what we do know right now as the most recent development is that the walkie talkies uh used by members of the hazbullah resistance movement have also detonated. and in a fresher wave of these communication devices um going off we have three more people who have been killed, over 100 injured, and that is other than the 2,800 people who were injured yesterday, 180 of them critically due to the pajor detonation incident that happened versus still waiting to find out more about this recent development, what causes these explosions is still a matter of scientific debate, whether it is the lithium batteries or other source that has led to these explosions, how these communication devices have been hacked is another import

it's adobe. >> i'm sure it's data but are they doing -- survey?ing what people are going to spend? >> they look at intentions, spending going in. they look at discounts, for instance and what people have been spending on. that paints a nice picture. bank of america did an ecommerce survey where they asked a thousand consumers what they're going to do this holiday season, and the upshot of that one is that ecommerce should grow share, the economy and election are driving consumers to value, which we clearly know. and that online grocery is gaining the most traction in terms of where people are spending. but it was another sort of solid read on what consumers are doing. again, not hard data, but interesting to note just given some of the weaker confidence signals. >> holiday spending is already coming into focus. >> master card, michelle myers was on last week, she's also optimistic based on the data they're going to see. i think when companies discount and they think value and they try to match the consumer's perception of value, that should bode w

it happened last night on adobe drive near san pedro creek. firefighters say the fire started when the pat knocked over some groceries onto the stove. they didn't say what kind of animal it was, but thankfully no one was hurt. a pink body of water in the south bay is drawing some crowds. but park officials say some of those visitors are actually endangering the wildlife. our photo journalist malcolm jackson shares the story. >> last year, year and a half or so. we definitely influx of visitors. the main reason being is that we have the pink salt on on day 12 will say that is nice to have the influx of people in as long as they are following those some issues that we've been having, people haven't respecting the closure of that pond area. so what we're seeing is a lot of people going down to the which kind of compromises the, you know, the state of that about on and kind of interferes with wildlife. but as i mentioned before, we have some migratory birds, call that place it's very important to i've heard stories about like in florida influence

run adobe the ship, all your financial june 25th. this your vehicle. finally got back to you queen a spot of a prison, a small, a huge relief. but re integrating has been challenging. i mean, i but he's all the but i didn't know what to talk about with my parents, relatives, you know, my father is still fighting at the front of the wheel. i was very happy to see him in moscow. i didn't know how to wash and brush my teeth, wash my hair possible, everything kept falling out of my hands. i got a lot of time to make a bed. it was very difficult for me. and we, we used to doing everything so quickly. it also if we did it slowly, we would be beaten. you see me though ukrainians haven't forgotten those things being held below to me joins families waiting for the loved ones from the as of pretending it's instructed to surrender. embodied the also flight of a heroes and you, queen. but he did in russia and really included in prisoners swaps every exchange when it happens without my son my phone. my heard really sings because i always expect t

story we've been following now the us has slapped our to you with a fresh round of functions accusing adobe involvement in the russian intelligence operations around the globe. of the usa department claim that artes presence in latin america, the middle east and africa influence is people's opinion regarding the war and ukraine, lowering their support for p, a. so called are to you to parents in the upcoming election, a small dover was among other arguments presented by onto the blinking. now the us however, did not give any direct evidence on any of these claims. the audi caustically responded to the allegation, saying, other titles is running out of popcorn. wiley watches for what comes next. the audio dot com is where you can get the details of all the stories we're following. these out, keep watching onto come for all the facts around the well, i'll see you again the the functions of people pulled up. yeah. but the zip code was getting is it gets a little bit to your cell, especially at the most to get the books. are you able to see you go to the cumulative show you is this the issue is

commanders gathered and platoon commanders and two chemical workers, they didn't spare one small, small, adobe house, and then they didn't let us get them out for another week, all the time, yeah, yeah, what was the hero for mariupol, what he did there, well... they just freed him from evil spirits, let people live, they built an embankment there, even people are already saying that no one ever swam on the embankment in mariupol, well, on the shore, everyone went out, now it's calm they swim, clean water, the factories are not working yet, i say, not for long, now the factories will start working, i say, here too you will all go to belosaraevskaya spit to swim, well , it seems there is a decision to preserve the environment, to preserve the environment, yes, well the city is becoming. it's true, what can i say, i can't even go to see the ecology, the last time i saw it, it was still smoking, then something a year later we went there something, we didn't go there anymore, and fralov went to open a school, that 's where we went to open a school for fralov, we honor him, that's where i was, that'

i got up every morning and read a book until after lunch, or are they all talk stores around, run adobe, the value from their school? june 25th this cielo nichols finally got back to you cream, a spot of a prison, a small a huge relief. but reintegrating has been challenging me. i but these are the but i didn't know what to talk about with my parents, relatives, you know, when a home my father is still fighting at the front or the movie. i was very happy to see him in moscow. i didn't know how to wash and brush my teeth, wash, my hair was a little, everything kept falling out of my hands. kind of like how to make a bed. it was very difficult for me. and we were used to doing everything so quickly. it also if we did it slowly and then we would be beaten, you see me throw ukrainians, haven't forgotten those hills below to me joins families waiting for the loved ones from the as of attending to instruct you to surrender, embody the also flight of a heroes in ukraine, but he to didn't russia and really included in christmas swaps every exchange when that happens without my son my phone. my

ad adobe, amd and oracle, up. market's think age ways to play the a.i. trade keep shifting.> perhaps diversifying. nvidia to hyperscalers thinking i don't think wall street appreciated the role oracle was trying to play within the buildout of a.i. dat data centers and the relationship jensen long himself. >> yeah. it is remarkable stuff. even an analyst admitting he missed most of the move and upgraded is getting traction on that call today. >> true. >> seema, thanks so much. >>> scott, give us your read right now as the setup of the market is heading into this fed meeting. seems as if investors are willing to give benefit of the doubt, a soft landing is in hand. what do you think? >> i think a soft landing is definitely priced in. not seeing recession. i think the market and the financial media spinning a lot of time, spending time on a 50 or 25 basis point cut. i think you don't want to get hung up on that. we know the fed's going to start a series of cuts here. that's going to take a little bit of time to take effect. we'll see a few slow quarters here. gdp-wise. really,

. >>> shares of adobe are sharply lower this morning they beat the third quarter profits and revenue,ut the stock is tripped up by the disappointing fourth quarter guidance despite the weak outlook, the company ceo told closing bell overtime that he feels good about raymond adobe's future. >> most people categorize as slow i think we are all probably looking forward to see what both the fed says as well as what happens in the elections, but if you look at our fundamental long-term trends and technology to continue to drive even more value, we're bullish >> he also said he's bullish on the company's a.i. initiatives and doesn't think there's another company that's demonstrated anything that adobe's a.i. assistant has so far. that stock down .75%. >>> meantime, nvidia's jensen huang and others at the white house to talk about energy and others like work force and permits are not blocking the latest on a.i. we have megan cassella who caught up with the ceo of nvidia after the meeting. he talked about the industrial revolution on a.i. he said specifically a.i. models wer need a lot of ene

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liz: yeah, adobe down about 8.7 perrer. by the way the dow be even higher than it is right now, teddy, if it weren't for boeing. of course the machine voted last night to strike, and the 737 basically, that production is halted. 94% voted to reject. 96% of the machinists union voted to strike. its been 16 years since the last labor deal, and so this is all the way at the bottom of the dow by a long shot boeing down three and one-third but jpmorgan is down 1.25. you look at financials right now teddy, is there any sort of opportunity here on a day liked to to pick-up a few of these on the cheap? >> well quickly, to boeing. you know, boeing, it's hard to imagine they could have any more bad news. i would have to think as a trader, i think boeing is probably pretty interesting at current price levels but away from boeing, liz, i think the trade is actually with the prospect of lower rates, i think dividend-paying stocks are going to become much more attractive, as the money-market rates will start to come down, as the short-te

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if it goes out as a video clip, they've used adobe software. again, it's pay to play.. there are so many of these products now which are american owned and that we depend on, including aws. owned and that we depend on, including aws . and it's really a including aws. and it's really a form of rent tourism. it's almost like amazon is the landlord for all of the goods and services that we depend on as a national economy. so my big criticism is build the data centre. why isn't that a british company? and that's a much bigger question. >> well, why isn't it a british company? is that the kind of industry that we just haven't transitioned into? i mean, rishi sunak every time he stood on stage, he was talking about how i was going to be the solution to all of our problems. all i can see is al taking away jobs and tata steel, you know. yes, it's getting half, half a billion pounds from the taxpayer. but even that isn't going to create many jobs. >> well, there was a long period when it was believed by most western governments that more and greater cooperation between countrie

a bumper holiday season, according to adobe analytics.y say americans are projected to spend $241 billion u.s. that's not even in the store. that's online from the first of november through to the end of the year. that would be an 8.4% uptick from last year. one would ask themselves where does all this come from considering that consumers have been so tight gripped when it comes to their finances, trying to save a little bit more. interest rates have certainly been a little bit higher. consumers are ultimately looking for a few more deals, in order to spend at a time like this. they are all looking for how exactly they can get themselves into a little bit more of those cost-saving deals, right? a lot of the shopping will actually be done on the phone, believe it or not, as well. but here's the other side to that, then. credit card delinquencies, that's set to go a little higher, including household debt, because more consumers will rely on buy now-pay later services. that's set to make $18.4 billion worth of the entire spend. so ultimatel

them a little something to let you off the hook, the police officer in contessa asking for a bribe. adobe crime the the driver refuses to pay. and the 2nd police officer matches his car keeps breaking up full. yeah. the citizens are a source of income for the police. this ignition key works now, but it's not. the community must be she thinks police corruption is much deeper router. yes. that there are such a members of what dumped into the police during 3 invocation. we thought in a training without an ideology. so everyone has to come up with these and practices of corruption and influence peddling. and this is what about the trip to the crisis of confidence, which in the police, the population without a say, the problem is much simpler, a police officer doesn't burn enough to afford to be even in kinshasa. so many used to parts store to road uses from stetson problem solve some i think the police seems to be addressing the issue with a solution appears rather complex when a police officer reaches out to you too, babe demo, we have to look for number some to mid public by the company's m

in-state tuition is under $9,000 a year, and students go on to work at big name companies like apple, adobe and nasa. santa clara county leaders are taking steps to protect oak trees. they say they plan to meet this wednesday to talk about changing the rules around removing trees that are 150 years or older. the proposal would require a special permit to get rid of those trees. county says oak trees are vital for reducing heat and giving home to wildlife. the public is invited to pitch in and listen and give their input at a zoom meeting. okay. some updates from the 49ers and straight losses, some major injuries. today the team announced that defensive lineman javon hargrave will miss the rest of the season. now it turns out he has a tricep injury. yeah. kyle shanahan also ing his star running back christian mccaffrey is in germany seeking medical treatment for his achilles. a lot of wacky things happening with this team, including yesterday's loss down in la. not good. you know it was a frustrating game throughout it. you know, i thought we had every chance to win that game. i thought also

adobe analytics reported that during the summer, prime day shoppers spent $14.2 billion.hat's an 11% increase from last year. and that's going to do it for now. thanks for joining us. world news tonight with david muir starts right now. and i'll see you back here at four. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the deadly explosions, one day after pagers detonated, today, our team at a funeral when walkie-talkies began exploding with deadly force. >>> also tonight, the delta flight, the emergency landing. reports passengers bleeding from their ears. >>> and the economy tonight. the fed taking drastic steps today to cut interest rates with gas prices now coming down, too.

it happened last night on adobe drive near san pedro creek. firefighters say this pet was up on the calendar, knocked over some groceries onto the stove. and that started the fire. you can see how that would happen. crews were on scene for about 3 hours. they rescued the family of 3. thankfully, nobody was hurt. palo alto police are investigating a burglary on laguna avenue that happened while a woman was told, officers say this, woman in her 50's so woke up. had been asleep is about 9 o'clock. last night she heard footsteps, went to investigate. saw somebody running out of the house. detectives say that. thief broke in by smashing a sliding glass door but didn't seem to take anything. anyone with info is asked to call palo alto police. many americans may have been affected by a >> medicare data breach. the centers for medicare and medicaid services say that. hack last year may have compromised the personal information of nearly one million medicare beneficiaries. the agency says that is birth dates. social security numbers may have been acces

it happened on adobe drive. >> near san pedro creek yesterday afternoon. excuse me yesterday evening. firefighters say the pet actually knocked over some groceries onto the stove, which sparked a fire. crews are on scene for nearly 3 hours rescuing that family of 3. thankfully, no one was hurt. let's get you check your 4 zone forecast taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. pretty quiet out there on this wednesday evening. it was a nice day out there, gayle, and it's going to nice for before gets cooler right? yeah, it's very pleasant we have a lot of nice weather, pleasant weather, especially, you know, some hot days last week. >> so big change this weekend where even trending cooler e which you'll see on the seven-day forecast. it's going to feel like fall very soon. live look at sfo. we have the clouds out tonight. >> and you can expect that own the overnight hours and linger on in the morning. here's that future cast model notice, you know, the bay and coast, the usual areas. we see the fog and clouds rolling in morning drive. looks like it wi

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adobe tonight.ur road map begins with those fed expectations, though keeps investor hopes alive the fed will start cutting rates next week. >>> plus the nvidia effect is back shares bounced again ahead of the open they're bouncing after helping fuel that big comeback yesterday. it was the biggest we've seen for stocks in two years. >>> norfolk southern fired its ceo this afternoon after an alleged affair with the company's top-ranking lawyer >>> let's begin with the markets, ppi, and of course, yesterday's volatile session, jim, up more than 2% from the intraday lows. >> when you time the 2%, yes indeed, it does have to do with jensen huang, the ceo of nvidia, talking about what the truth is versus what people thought it was after they reported that quarter, really emphasizing demand to the point where you start realizing the level of demand is kind of unprecedented, this is for the blackwell super computer, not for the chip no longer a chip it's an infrastructure but what really made -- what stood

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we get hired by all kinds of really awesome companies like nasa and adobe. the school's computer science program, which recently added tracks in linguistics and geology, are among the more competitive programs to get into, according to the provost. drawing students from out of state and across the globe. i'm from north africa. yacine teetee, a transfer student from algeria, studies computer science. he said he had other options when deciding on where to go to college, and san jose state made the most sense for his academic interests and career goals. they provide anything you need. like a resources for study, material, finance and anything. even they help with the internships and that's my goal. in san jose, emma goss, nbc, bay area news. doctors across california are urging all of us to get our vaccinations ahead of the next flu season and covid season, too. now, pfizer and moderna are out with the new covid vaccines. those are said to target the latest variants of both viruses. there's also the novavax being offered. that's another version of the covid vac