what is going on from this report from adp? they say jobs are being added but where?here are those jobs being added? >> reporter: many more were added in the month of november than economists anticipated. 600,000 jobs added according to adp. they do the survey from 600,000 businesses. look at your paycheck or your stub these days as many are electronically deposited and probably likely has adp on it. 130,000 was the estimate. october november revised higher by 20,000 to 130,000. still small numbers considering the size of the economy. you have to like the trend. manufacturing and construction seeing a bump of 28,000. if you want to know the size of the companies we talk about all the time, small businesses creating jobs. take a look within this report. the large companies, we're talking about 499 employees or more, just added about 12,000 jobs. when you look at the medium size companies, 50 to 499 employees, it is 84,000. smallest companies, 50 people or less, jenna, 110,000 jobs added. that is the biggest jump in five years. jenna: you point out. that's where they sa

we need to see gains of 250,000 instead of 110,000 from adp before making a meaningful dent in unemploymentsthe fed wraps up its two- day policy meeting today, probably no changes from chairman ben bernanke. >>> smart phone shipments? the 3rd quarter yielded a surprise winner in the 3rd quarter as far as shipments were concerned in the u.s. taiwaneseed based htc shipped 5.7 million smart phones, that tops both samsung and apple. apple was stung a bit because a lot of users held off until the iphone 4s came out and that did not debut until the 4th quarter. once again, that is shipments tree tailers and carriers, not sales -- to retailers and carriers, not sales directly to users. numbers better than yesterday, right now dow up 148. still 200 shy of 12,000. nasdaq is up by 25. s&p right now is gaining 16 points. and frank and grace, it just depends what comes out of europe today. that's is what will move the market. >> do you remember when 100 point swings were a big deal? >> it's been a long time, years. it's been rough. >> last three or four-month, 100? no big deal. >> thank you, jason brook

adp saying there are 206,000 jobs created this month, more than expected.hat bodes well for the employment report coming out on friday. and also we have a 10.4% bump in pending home sales in october a nice level right there. as you can see, the dow is shooting higher up nearly 400 points just below 12,000. nasdaq is also up by 84 points and the s&p, frank and grace, is up by 40. just another blockbuster day on wall street this week. >> i was going to say, you got the tie loosely around your neck there. it's been a wild ride. >> it's one of those days. i'm surprised i haven't ripped it off. >> when it hits 400 we'll see you rip it off. >> thank you. >>> the first civil suit has been filed against former opinion state coach jerry sandusky. now a 29-year-old man claims he sexual abused him 100 times over the course of four years when he was a child. sandusky is also accused of abusing eight other boys and faces 40 criminal counts. he denies all charges. >>> coming up next, the grinches have arrived. the bold crime at a bay area elementary school. >>> and the c

. >> what we heard from adp, right?exactly right, chuck, adp report came in and said 206,000 jobs for november, it was well above expectation of 130,000 and it gives us something to look forward to this friday, too. >> it sure does, becky quick from cnbc, busy week for you, too. >> yes. >>> the herman cain train seems to run out of steam, these puns, will never get old, will they? governor haley barbour will join me next, we'll talk about where the republican race goes from here. >>> and the police crackdown on protests from l.a. to philadelphia, forcing protesters out. >>> you have a question you want to ask our good friend andrea mitchell, join her today for a live web chat between 2:15 and 2:45 p.m. eastern online at andrea.msnbc.com we'll be right back. andrea, i'll e-mail you a couple, but i'll do so under a pseudonym. to pick up some acc. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? we talked about getting a diamond. but with all the thank you points i've been earning... ♪ ...i flew us to the ro

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would it numbers from challenger gray and adp. a deep sell-off on stocks.he bloomberg maryland index drubbing hard on losses for t. rowe price . research in motion is at risk of selling mobile devices to uncle sam as apple has stepped up. an analyst says if there's enough -- they can move away from those blackberries. luxury goods makers has a customized ipad 2 that is covered in diamonds and slivers of dinosaur bones. the asking price is $8 million. i'm jane king for wbal-tv 11 news. >> the stink bug is here to stay. there are things you can do to keep them out. mike is well acquainted with stink bugs and says there's nothing to fear. >> they are not going to breed or lay eggs or by your pets or you when they're inside your house. >> but they can be a big nuisance. >> they are going to be in there and it will be like a highway. >> we will show you the ways they're likely to get in. and we'll show you the best way to get rid of those stink bugs. >> 36 degrees on tv hill. a crash in abington is slowing things down for commuters. >> the oddsmakers are not imp

adp said that the private sector payrolls are up in november. creating 200,000 jobs. a real vote comes friday when the hay boar department reports the unemployment rate for november, one year from the election. >> bret: ed henry live in the north lawn. thank you. house speaker john boehner says the specific cuts mandated may be adjusted next year. boehner said on capitol hill, i think all of our members would prefer that we do this in a more responsible way. the senate could vote thursday on a defen bill that president obama threatened to veto. senators voted to limit debate on the bill today. it authorized the funds for troops and pays for the war in iraq and afghanistan. the president objects to a provision requiring military custody for captured terror suspects. herman cain began a bus tour of ohio today and tried to put the breaks of speculation of infillty will affect his run for theresidency. chief political correspondent carl cameron has more. >> tried to do. >> in ohio, he made no direct mention of the ginger white allegation of 13-year affair with him, which

wall street getting good news payroll company adp says private sector added 206,000 jobs this month.re about it when we go live to the new york stock exchange in 15 minutes. >>> this half hour we are starting with a news story that affects all of us, the weather. still foggy but a wind of change is on the way. >> before that possible delays at sfo [ unintelligible ] >> san jose had cancellations the last couple of mornings before the fog. you are most sheltered from the winds developing rapidly almost on cue at 6:00 this morning. you can see right here we have dense fog advisory for most valleys until 9:00. unlike yesterday i don't think it will go past that. right now quarter mile in oakland, san jose, improvement one mile concord to six half moon bay 10 livermore 2 1/2 in napa because the winds are developing already up to seven miles per hour at sfo, nine fairfield this is going to take away the fog but will cause dangerous conditions later today. first, let's find out how traffic is going. >>> good morning. numerous accidents this morning. new one just reported in berkeley westbo

we want to point out, the data here in the u.s., and we're leading into the labor week, adp, which doesrivate sector payrolls, they gained 204,000 last month, and pending home sales were up 10%. buyers are in the market, or people were bidding on it to go down have to come in and buy and that's why we are up 400 plus points in the dow. everything in the s&p 500 is in the green today, and everything can change in a day we know, but right now the bad november is slowly fading away. >> nice way to end the month, huh, brian? >> yes, absolutely. >> have a great day. >> you, too. >>> we often associate a good night's sleep with a good mood, but now the opposite is being used as a fast-acting anti-depression treatment. explain how sleep deprivation can help a person who is depressed, their mood. >> it's very important that people have sleep. they should not take the message away from the talk that sleep deprivation is good on a chronic basis, but used at times in a skilled way, they could have a powerful antidepressant affect. 60% of people will have an affect from one night of sleep deprivati

the payroll company, adp says private employers added 110,000 jobs last month, 10,000 more than expectedand the federal reserve says it will not take any additional steps to help the economy at this time. the central bank says consumer confidence has strengthened and consumers have increased their spending a little bit. >>> two well-known retailers are going belly-up. discounter sims and its discount filene's basement are going out of business. the store closings will result in 2500 job cuts. >>> and harry potter has been good for business at time warner. quarterly earnings are up 57%, topping wall street's expectations. more than a billion dollars in ticket revenues from harry potter and the deathly hallows part 2 gave profits. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> it's another record-breaker for the port of baltimore. according to our media partner, the baltimore sun, the port set a record for cruise passengers for the third straight year. and the port still has 16 cruises scheduled to ship out. termina

adp tracks private payrolls and says there was a gain of 206,000 jobs this month. that's about 75,000 over expectations and nearly double what we saw in october. that bodes better for the november jobs report which comes down on friday. we'll see if that gain translates into a better gain for the overall job market from the labor department. stocks are looking very solid right now. the dow is up 383 points just shy of 12,000. nasdaq is up by 76. s&p up by 38. oil surging higher well over $100 a barrel right now. >> there is hope for our 401(k). >> we can use all the help we can get. >> give it a week or two. that is great news. thank you. >>> well, the largest i.t. services firm in europe may soon ban email in the workplace. the website reports email may soon be history at this company. of the company says only 15% of the e-mails his staff receives are valuable and the rest of it is just a waste of worker time. instead, he would like them to rely on instant messaging and texting. >>> if you would like to know what people are talking about log on to facebook. the we

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word from the payroll giant adp that private sector jobs in the u.s. rose by 110,000 last month. that's 10% higher than economists predicted. the report says most of those new hires were in small or medium sized companies. that news pushed the dow components up 178 points, nasdaq 23, s&p 20. the fed chairman held a good news/bad news news conference today. on the bright side the fed is taking no action on the economy today because it's growing, though slowly. the bad news fed chairman ben bernanke predicting the economy will grow no more than 1.7% this year and 2.9% next year. both of those forecasts are about a full percentage point lower than the last estimates. the fed also predicted unemployment would fall it no lower than 8. a% by the end of next year. meantime with a european economy teetering on the brink of disaster tonight, president obama is heading to france with meetings leaders world's 20 biggest economies. they call it g-20. preparing to depart for the trip. europe is struggling mightily through a major league debt crisis. at the center of it all is the nation of gr

ben bernanke and get a reading of the mortgage index and a reading on employment from payroll firm adpjust a number of companies today. futures are higher now but we've got this greek debt deal hanging over our heads, and no one knows exactly what to think. futures are higher. dow futures up 80, nasdaq up 22.5, s&p 500 up about 10. but anything can happen. >> you're right. anything can happen. let's talk about bank of america, though. because this is score one for the consumer. >> let me shift over here because this headline on cnnmoney.coms

. >>> fresh off the press, adp, the biggest payroll processor in the country says we saw 110,000 private sector payroll jobs created in october. they actually revised up their numbers for september as well to 116,000. most of those jobs were created in small and medium companies below 500 employees. large firms actually handed out pink slips, although according to challenger, gray and christmas, there were fewer pink slips, down about 63% in october. so that's looking pretty good for the friday jobs numbers. lots to pay attention to for investors today. we have the two-day fed meeting coming to an end. there will be a press conference after today's meeting around 2:15 eastern time. france and germany meeting the greece's prime minister who idea called for a surprise referendum on the really unpopular austerity measures that are a requirement for greece to get bailout money. still a lot in the air with regard to the greek bailout. the dow started the month off with a near 300-point free fall down to 11,658, having erased nearly half of its gains from october. the nasdaq will start at 2607

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we hear the adp employment numbers ahead of the friday jobs report, and it came in better than expected110,000 jobs were created last month. the expectation was 100,000 jobs and also a revision also raising the number of jobs created in september, so that may actually give a little bit of lift to the market, but people will be watching, of course, to hear when ben bernanke says later. will he or won't he add some form of stimulus in the view is that he won't, but listening to the comments about what his view of europe, is he probably won't address it directly, but the more global picture is what people will be looking for. greece is one of those issues that seems to have been taken off the table temporarily. we seem to have go to it and then come back to it. we'll see if people refocus on greece tomorrow. >> thank you, andrew. "the daily rundown" will be back in 30 seconds. >>> other stories making headlines. supporters of the occupy wall street movement are planning large demonstrations in oakland today. protesters are planning to march to the waterfront in an effort to shut down the n

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in the adp report. other small businesses are a little more optimistic.s new business births look like they're picking up. the household survey better than the unemployment report that came out today. that's one piece of hope. >> a year of sideways jobs growth, another year of sideways jobs growth or does it pick up? >> it's likely we could see this sort of pace of job growth for the next 12 months, in the 100 to 150,000 a month. as you point out earlier that's not going to have a significant impact on the overall unemployment rate. we need to get in the 2 to 300,000 a month range to move in that direction. i agree with diane. we need to see something from washington, that payroll tax put back in place for 2012. remember, health care costs rise every year, for employees they have less take-home pay because of the rising cost of health care. >> that hits the economy because that's money that's not going to something else. ted, thanks so much. nice to see you. the rest of you stick around. another thing to talk about here. another jobs report that leaves us

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adp, that's a private payroll company is reporting 110,000 jobs were added last month by its count ofadp report has been wrong before, but if it's right this time, it shows maybe that double dip recession has been avoided for now. >>> in an unexpected move, greece announced it plans to hold a popular vote on the bailout package that was agreed upon last week. greek prime minister heads to the g-20 summit today for emergency talks with other european leaders who are urging him to scrap this whole idea. without this bail out the greek economy could collapse and greece kicked out of the eu and incredibly destabilizing. >>> these concerns sparked a steep selloff in yesterday's markets. right now stocks are trading slightly higher ahead of the opening bell. >>> the fed wraps up it's two-day meeting but ben bernanke will hold a meeting. his comments watched very closely asked about greece's new referendum plan and how it will affect the u.s. and also looking to see if there are any new plans to boost the u.s. economy and jobs market by the fed. what can the fed do now? >>> also the fbi and

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had adp unemployment numbers better than expected.tion, china is pumping some more money into the economy to make sure that china engine keeps going. put it all into the melting pot of the global economy, and you do have this whew, thank goodness somebody's doing something, and that is what this relief rally is all about. >> yeah, the markets are happy. and the investors are happy, as well. >> absolutely. but, look, okay, i've built it all up, now let me knock it all down. >> oh, no, i knew this was coming. >> this, i mean, you know, this could disappear in a moment. the eurozone still has the most breathtakingly complicated problems you can imagine. and there's still a long way from being solved. the u.s. hasn't solved its budget debt crisis by any stretch of the imagination. economies are slowing down. so, let's give thanks for what we've got today, but don't necessarily take it to the bank, because it might be scotch mist for tomorrow. >> all right. well, i was feeling pretty good about things. but not so much anymore. richard ques

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payroll processor, adp, says the private sector added 110,000 jobs in october. >>> and president obama makes a new push for money to fix the nation's roads and bridges in a speech this hour. he'll call on congress to pass the transportation component of his jobs bill. which includes money for infrastructure. the president will use a bridge in washington's georgetown area as a backdrop and we'll take you there live. the speech is set for 11:25 eastern time. >>> and we have new pictures today of a jetliner's dramatic emergency landing in poland. earlier video showed it from a side angle. here, you can see the plane coming in, with no landing gear at all. somehow the pilot manages to steer it onto the runway on its belly. no one on the flight from newark, new jersey to warsaw was injured. >>> one of the presidential candidates, herman cain's accusers may speak out about her allegations of sexual harassment. her attorney says the key is getting the national restaurant association, where the complaint was filed, to waive a confidentiality agreement. >> that would be the right thing to do, s

the adp employment survey. china has reduced its reserve ratios, thus, allowing china's banks to lend more money. taken together, they all show that things are slowly picking up. we see that for example today. the price of oil has gone up. over $111 a barrel. better economic growth means more industry, more demand for oil. all these factors are in the market today. i have to say, maybe alison agrees, to see 400 points on the dow on such flimsy evidence shows the nervousness of confidence rather than the strength of recovery. >> sure, i agree with you, richard, because this continues to be one of these markets where you see investors react to every headline. when you see a headline getting this much support, that it's going to be easier and cheaper for banks to loan money, sure, you'll see that sort of knee-jerk reaction. tomorrow will be a new day. all these investors will be sleeping on it. they'll be thinking about it again. you may see a 180 tomorrow. >> richard quest in london, alison kosik at the stock exc

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