apple closes at a new all time high microsoft at a new high. alphabet was trading at a new all-time high. you get the drill. it has been going on for about a year there have been a lot of rotations we have seen we will talk about energy. transports were a bit of a disaster there are a lot of parts of the stock market that don't play well should groups be reacting? i don't know russell 2000, do they have any exposure to austria? i don't think so 75% of their revenues come from the u.s. so the real concern, whether we will have further supply chain dynamics that will cause ap mention about growth going forward. this is the problem here s&p 500, you are looking at the wrong thing if you are trying to figure out what the gauge is of the fear i think we are buying it, have to move on and then the global economy has to get reopened here >> karen, what do you think about today's news i think dan is right, austria has little to do with the small cap. >> i agree there are two things, the human story which is not our endeavor. it's more how will the mark

apple yesterday closing at a record high. this morning unchanged. a lifting yesterday's sessions. off the back of conversations, the car might be a few years away. matt: a few years away, and that is not a long time in the car world when you want to build a new vehicle. it takes five years from start to finish. if they got something out by 2025, i would be pretty surprised. nonetheless our reporting indicates that is what they want to do. they want to make it fully self-driving. not like the tesla where you can take your hands off the wheel. more like there would be no steering wheel, there would be no pedals. the person in the front seat not even be facing forward. it would be the kind of thing where you get in and let it take you where you tell it to go. i think we are a long way away from that. jonathan: that sounds perfect for tom and i considering neither of us drive. i wonder how much that would be worth given the valuation of some of these ev's. liquidity on twitter. uber has no powers, airbnb has no real estate, rivian has no powers. -- rivian has no cars. what do you make

it looks like any corner store, with fresh vegetables, canned goods and fresh picked apples but if you look closely, something's missing. cash registers welcome to the store, a nashville nonprofit that seeks to feed the food insecure. here an estimated 15% of residents need help to put food on the table. the store's two famous founders, country music star brad paisley and his actress wife kimberly williams paisley. >> can we talk about the idea behind this particular store, where it came from >> our kids were acting out a little bit, and i said to brad, we've got to get them into service. >> she's like these spoiled brats are going to volunteer somewhere right now. they need to know there are hungry people. >> so brad and kim took them to volunteer at unity shop. a free super market in california that sparked an idea. did you understand how prevalent hunger and food insecurity was in your own community >> i knew there was definitely need, but it's not until you open something like this that you really see it. >> the store is different from a food pantry customers who can prove need are able to shop

the rise in yields putting pressure on tech, facebook, amazon, apple, netflix, microsoft and alphabet all closing lower. the bond market is closed today for veteran's day, but the stock market is still open. disney returns to profit in the most recent quarter but the stock is falling as subscriber growth for disney plus is slowing down. it's the lowest quarter gains since the service launched two years ago. disney says streaming is the top priority as cord cutting continues on traditional holiday networks. and sony has cut production of playstatio further because of p shipping. this latest development comes as the chip shortage is impacting a wide range of companies. back to you. >> tough at christmas. >> tell me about it. >>> a new study by bank of america may make you say oh baby. baby boom is on the way. more millennials are having children. pregnancy tests have grown by an average of 13% since last year. bank of america says the baby boom could help several retailers trying to bounce back from the pandemic. >>> meteorologist kari hall checking our forecast as we inch closer to the weekend. >>

i apple daily closed its operations and the new york times [inaudible] even long-standing institutions in hong kong, including the education system, and even organize religion, have not been exempt. [inaudible] but the provisions remain vague. and the chinese communist party has moved to violates the international agreements and norms to consolidate its political control over hong kong. i need people to speak up in opposition. since an act of 1992, hong kong has been [inaudible] so long as it remains autonomous. and every conceivable measure, the trump administration, rightfully ended in 2020. -- as of government, in country, we cannot continue to turn a blind eye to what is happening to the people of hong kong. i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of legislation that would increase our approach -- and to create refugees for people with the safe harbor act. we must be more proactive, this congress, in a forward-looking legislation to ensure the situation in hong kong does not deteriorate further, and provide tools for our government, that allows us to build significant deterrence, beyond sanct

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. >> reporter: this is a report from bloomberg and essentially that apple is reportedly close to or i shouldn't say close to, working on a autonomous vehicle to day buy in 2025 and according to the report making progress coming to an autonomous vehicle. we reached out to apple. it is declining to comment on this report. wedbush dan ives said we would assign the chances of apple unveiling its own standalone car by 2025 as 60% to 65%. these are automakers or companies working on autonomous vehicles general motors, tesla and ford and aurora working on a vehicle system looking at the companies they all are playing for autonomous vehicles but 2025, there are a lot of people sitting there in the auto industry saying we won't be fully autonomous by 2025 a nice goal and highly skeptical that the auto industry or apple will get there by 2025 >> all right phil, thank you very much. apple is a big story today. >>> let's move on. retail is a big story today and most retail earnings coming in strong maybe a miracle on wall street macy's shares booming up more than 20% company raising full-year sal

apple scotch? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: close enough, yeah. this year seems more normal than last.ou're going to like this. united airlines, for the first time since the start of the pandemic, has resumed the sale of liquor on their flights. it's all part of their plan -- [ applause ] -- to ensure every passenger has a chance to get duct-taped to his or her seat. [ laughter ] united said they're doing this -- "in response to the feedback we've received from both customers and flight attendants." does this mean flight attendants want to get drunk on the plane too? [ laughter ] the timing is kind of strange. outbursts are at an all-time high. this is like finding out your passengers are getting too fat, so you install one of those nacho cheese pumps at the back of every seat. [ laughter ] here in los angeles, the plastic knives are out. as of yesterday, local restaurants will no longer hand out plastic utensils and napkins with your food. that's right. l.a. officially has no forks left to give. [ laughter ] from now on, you'll have to specifically request plastic sporks if you want t

alphabet almost closing, hitting $2 trillion, then closing at $1.98 trillion, almost nearing apple and microsoft in the benchmark, something to watch in the days ahead maybe. maybe alphabet will close above but mark. let's take a look at tech subsectors. a flat day from the indexes but semiconductors and the golden dragon insect -- index, very tech heavy, those outperformed. let's get to the breaking news earnings stories after the bell. let's go to ed ludlow. >> robinhood down around 3%, disclosed security breach. 5 million customer emails accessed, two million customers full names accessed, no access to credit card numbers or account numbers or social security numbers but that is worrying for robinhood. a stock that was up, your eyes don't deceive you, that literally says 30% on the screen. roadblocks -- roblox surging. it's sales up 28% year on year. staying power for the videogames market coming out of the pandemic. you were talking about amd, big move on monday, up 10%, the biggest gain since july of last year. they won the deal for the -- for meta-, and i want to touch on tesla.

opening another $20 million users and apple pay after pay transaction closing in the first quarter.d then the square invoices segment has done 12 billion in volume this year and grown two times a year ago level so on our work is stock is just barely out of the buy range a low way to go to the sell range and we think it's a great place to be for three to five years and the piece on visa is spot on by the way. >> oh! there you go clearly the ceo jack dorsey has the hands full thank you. for more head to the website or follow us on twitter tyler? >> a shout out from nancy means -- >> means you're doing something right. good stuff thank you. >>> still to come, delivery boot camp u.p.s. prepping the drivers. frank holland at the distribution center with a look. >> u.p.s. is forecasting record profits for this holiday season and hiring 100,000 seasonal workers to help it reach that goal take you inside the school for the drivers to deliver your holiday packages. >> and now the latest from trading nation.cnbc.com and a word from our sponsor. >>> in the high stakes world of holiday package

i think apple could be worth 2 other trillion for sure. cbs is closing stores across united states just shifting dynamics and people going shopping more than lot of online shopping online delivery of things from various types of stores, including. pharmacies. >> okay. and then as we get into thursday and thanksgiving. i'm just taking a look. we'll be talking about people traveling gas prices going up. that's obviously something that's hitting a real peak here as we're heading into the holiday. >> yeah. one of sports guys he sort crime puts on its facebook page this weekend. take a look at best. it was a picture of gallon gasoline in california. all i'm i'm changing. my tried driving plans on taking electric. i'm definitely not taking not good in snow, but that's okay. $3.41 the average this year. 29 from last year at this time. this is going to offend you be ready to be offended in one california, $4.68 is our oklahoma. $2.99 topic for you. when i to fill up a 15 gallon tank. it's not $19.35 more per year this year. james. i just that's insane. and i kno

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closes this year. despite some very rough sessions for apple and amazon lately, much of big tech is also coming off a record close on friday, certainly important stocks to watch. outside of that watching right there the crypto markets you can see bitcoin and ether are higher natural gas coming off the worst month since december of last year, down more than 7% and snapping a six-month win streak. still elevated above where it was. and oil coming off the best month since february with a more than 11% gain. we are watching the thursday opec plus meeting, will they add more barrels to the market, u.s., japan, india, all basically begging opec to add more barrels to the market but they're concerned about new covid lockdowns in the winter. seeing the price of crude oil tick up a knowledge to 83.5 bucks. many of you telling me you are paying more than or close to $4 a gallon for gasoline. certainly something inflationary to watch more on the markets -- let's do the global markets quickly hit the japan's big run getting bigger the nikkei surging more than 2%. key manufacturing data in china as well. the european ma

cvs did not say which stores will close but will give specific locations when available. >>> soon apple users will be able to fix their own equipment as they will launch an online store to sell more than 200 parts and tools only newer versions of the iphone and macintosh computers will be available for the self repairs. >>> we know prices for everything has gone up, including food, jesse mitchell looks at the cost of your thanksgiving meal just one week away. >> reporter: the bow remission in new york is preparing for thanksgiving week , this year the charity will cook 200 turkeys and giveaway 1000 meals. >> we are continuing to see a great challenge in our city and around the world. there are people in need of a warm meal. report back from charities like this one to the average dinner table, the new will be more expensive, the american farm bureau federation says a classic thanksgiving feast for 10 people , including turkey, stuffing, cranberries, veggies, pumpkin pie, will cost $53.31 to make, up 14% from last year. almost everything on the menu is more this year, from the dinner roll

. >> what are you seeing from apple seeing shortages and took the market by surprise >> we saw that warning that you mentioned but we are in very closeh apple and talk to them on a regular basis. we've seen supply arrangements to t-mobile continue to improve. we don't see material impacts on q4 or beyond there will always be things here and there. will we get every model and order and color like we ordered. we don't see that this quarter. >> stock is down 2% despite that beat on postpaids. thank you for joining us >> all right thank you. >>> up next, mondelez ceo on the company's earnings beat and how rising commodity costs impact the business and zil row noechlt rich barton on the decision to close the home buying business your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> mondelez out with the earnings posting a beat on the top and bottom line. the stock higher by about 1% on the results. for more let's bring in mondelez chairman and ceo dirk van de put. we

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stuart: you are close to apple. are they going to talk about an apple car? at this. >> $262 a share with morgan stanley having room to go up. >> not the car, it is close to the ground. $50 according to morgan stanley with the target price hike. the same morgan stanley analyst is skeptical of lucid. lucid could call to $16. >> this could go to 16. >> as i said, $90 billion valuation on 17,000 reservations and orders. stuart: you can't dismiss that some of it is a meme stock. this is like the green climate change forward point theme right now. >> it is down 5%. amazon is breaking up with a visa. it was surprising because amazon has an amazon brand, from jpmorgan. what they are upset about is a transaction fee, pretty high for amazon to pay. 20 pounds to switch to something else. stuart: visa's 5% loss take 70 points off so the dow would be dead flat. after the bell. >> sub 300. this stock has doubled so far this year. this is a show me report card, proved to me that self driving ai, gaming and data centers continue to boom so there's a pretty high bar set to p

apple stocks liking to record highs. the company spokesperson has declined to comment any further.>>> cvs closing hundreds of stores.pharmacy chain says it will close 300 locations each year for the next three years. this comes as cvs restructures to focus more on primary healthcare. certain stores are becoming health hubs to focus on services and health products. cvs says employees will be offered visions elsewhere in the company. changes are slated to start in 2022. >>> cvs did not reveal which stores will close, but they will provide specific locations when available. >>> new at noon, the california department of public health just updated its my turn website to open covid-19 vaccine booster sign-ups to all people 18 and older. in most places it will take you a few weeks to get an appointment. they also have walk-in clinics listed if you want to try your luck. >>> california is one of a handful of states allowing boosters for all adults right now. fda authorization for the entire country could come at any time. and then the cdc is expected to put its stamp of approval on the pfizer booster shot for all adults as

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apple is sitting at the top of the dow and the nasdaq and very close to the top of the s&p 500 right now. it's up 2.5%, according to taiwanese research term trend force the company is getting ready to unveil the third generation of its iphone se or special edition, in the first quarter of next year, and it's expected that this is going to be a major instrument for the establishment of mid- range 5g smartphones, and when we say mid-range we're meaning mid-price range. separately a sector research report indicates that ipad shipments in western europe climbed to nearly 3 million unit s during the third quarter, even as the overall tablet market there shrunk by 20%. all right, tesla veering between lanes at this hour, green-red toggling at the moment right now down but barely by just a quarter of a percent on news ceo elon musk is back, and back on the earnings call after missing the third quarter conference call, musk tweeted last night, he will be on tesla's fourth quarter investor call, which happens around late january. he says on that call, he plans to give a cyber truck production

it is happening on de anza boulevard near the apple campus, santa clara county crews are on the scene. they say southbound and say is closeween mary on the avenue and stevens creek boulevard. officials have not said yet to what the which offices exactly have been evacuated. but they are asking people to avoid the area as pg and the crews are trying to fix this. we are working to get more information and we'll bring you any updates as we get them. >> other news now and today the giants and millions of fans said goodbye to longtime catcher and fan favorite buster posey posey. one world series championships with the giants in 2010, 2012 2014 never lost and opportunity when presented with one. he was the mvp in 2012 national league rookie of the year in 2010, seven-time all-star and he won the gold glove, best offensive catcher in the league in 2016 just a remarkable career. most people think you'll see him in cooperstown and the hall of fame. one day and oracle park is where buster took questions from reporters today. he was with his wife. kylen mills was there. she joins us now live. pilot. boy, just a legendary career and

it's going to be an increasing topic throughout the holiday period regarding apple >> do you think investors are not paying closetention? would you trim exposure in what's the takeaway on what you're doing with apple? >> well, i think this is a $200 stock sometime next year 25% upside i'm not in a place to be trimming but i would be adding on pull backs. i think these can rear their heads at odds time i would be positioned to be purchasing in anticipation of those. but, again, i think it really separates if you're a trader and looking for upside the next two weeks, it's probably not there >> gene, thank you very much for joining us >>> up next, an earnings wreck for a pair of retailers. we'll take you inside the market zone >>> don't miss tonight's special, crypto night in america. offering insight on how to profit in the world of cryptocurrency that's happening tonight on cnbc the dow is off autbo 16 points we'll be right back. don't like surprises? [ watch vibrates ] proactive notifications from fidelity keep you tuned in all day long. so when something happens that could affect your portfolio, you can act qui

products and seamless integration with phones and the other parts of your life so, apple has been in production work for closethey'll put a car on the market it goes to show, a lot of new intrnts, the old brands are going to have to up their game to compete with the likes of tesla and apple. these are two of the world's now six largest companies. the ability to invest in r&d and win the race for autonomous and i'm hoping for america to come out on top i think we're going to have strong intrnts >> appreciate it thank you. >> you bet thanks for having me >>> turning back to pfizer, getting a boost after beating on earnings cdc meeting to discuss the company's covid vaccine for children more on both of those. meg. >> hey, coming in at $13 billion in revenue and more than a billion ahead of what analysts are looking for. and now predicting $36 billion in sales up from 2.3 billion doses, for which they plan contracts to deliver. next year, they're projecting they can make 4 billion doses. and signed contracts for 1.7 billion. they're in discussions for more. that results in 29 billion expected revenue for next yea

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apple. number one the judge explains it and the prosecutor in the closing explains it from their point of view and number three, the defense does and the number four, the judge did allay their confusion by explaining to them again what these charges actually between but you're right it cab very complicated situation for ray people and yes the jury can deliberate on other issue as well as we've seen papers going to the courtroom during other trials. >> laura, i want to get strike in the. this was not unexpected in this sense. the prosecution always has a burden to prove beyond a reasonable doubt and it requires to you look element by element. the idea that every word matters, talking about the criminal code camp the elements of the crime must be proven, each one of them, and so what was required in this case was to demonstrate for a possession offense here that the length of the barrel of the assault rifle, the ar-15 that was used was not short or was short. the idea here is in wisconsin, 17-year-olds can actually possess certain levels of rifles or shotguns provided the barrel is not short. wh

apple. the bay area company user testing made their stock market debut yesterday. they got to ring the closinghat ceo andy mcmillan doing it right on time. that's a bit nerve-racking. it is calling a stop to trading on the most important stock exchange in the world doing it exactly at the right time and doing it on national television. i called him on zoom to ask him about it. >> the instructions are at exact ly the right moment you need to push this button for exactly the right amount of time. it's a small thing but you've got to do it right. >> andy did not need any coffee but just down the street in manhattan starbucks is opening a new sort of store today. they call it starbucks pickup. you order on your phone, grab something out of the refrigerator case, grab your coffee and go. it's just one person in the back making coffee, one person making sure you get the right coffee and you're gone. >> cutting down on the employees. >> how about more people making coffee? that would be a good thing. >> guess what today is? it's red cup holiday season. >> red cup day. >> it's back. starting this morn

the high-end luxury stores whether it's louis vuitton or apple and then also at the lower end like pharmacies. walgreens announced they were closingp lifting, so who is carrying out these robberies? >> well, there's a variety of players in this problem. you know, on the lower end, we have individuals that are -- this is what they do. this is how they earn -- not earn. this is how they survive. on the upper end it's organized and very organized, at the very upper end and we have everything in between. now what we have been seeing this wave of people invading stores in large numbers. there has to be a degree of organization in that. you know, we don't -- there's no way in my mind that we can have a situation where 20 -- you know, up to 80 people can invade a store, a sires of stores, and there not be some communications and some organization. how up that goes in terms of retail fencing organizations that might be sponsoring this, i believe, we believe, through our investigations that there's a degree of that. we've done a number of search warrants other in our city and with our collaborative partners in the bay area, and we've arres

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fortt this morning stocks are higher, in fact, dow once again getting close to the session high up 300 s&p 4730 is an all-time high appleand others all-time high tesla one of the key stocks leading the charge at the nasdaq which has an all-time high of its own. news update with rahel solomon. >> hi, good morning, carl. here is what's happening at this hour existing home sales growing less than a percent in october despite strong demands and rising prices. inventories of homes for sell are down 12% over the last year. go to cnbc.com to see how investors are squeezing first-time buyers out of the market >>> futures rising nine-year high soy bean and corn prices are moving higher as buyers seek cheaper alternatives vonage shares jumping 25%. ericson is seeking to buy vonage a deal worth $6.2 billion. and consolation brands is reportedly discussing a merger with monster beverages, the deal would create drinks giant that would offer everything from spirits, wine and beer to energy drinks companies have combined market cap of nearly $100 billion carl, lots of uppers and downers in that mix, just don't do it all at the same ti

even below 99 >> i was looking at microsoft and apple, both down session lows 1.5 to 2% it might be interest rates, might be something else. still, "closing got a lot to talk about. >> thanks for watching "power lunch," everybody. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> a lot to talk about. welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here at the new york stock exchange. red hot inflation translating into red screens on wall street. losses are accelerating throughout the session the nasdaq seeing the sharpest declines as we head into this final hour of trade. down 2%, tech is getting crushed today. >> it is indeed. good afternoon, i'm wilfred frost. let's have a look at what is driving the action rising 6.2% in october versus last year. the fastest pace since 1990. fuel oil prices were up more than 12% for the mon

apple of the market's eye with regard to safety, apple melissa lee, back to you >> exactly right rick, thanks >>> oil is leaking more than 5% about to closeppa stevens at the commodity desk >> oil prices tumbling to the lower levels fears omicron variant will hit demand. wti down 20% for november the worst month going back to the onset of the pandemic in march 2020 the contract is currently down 5% at $66.33, that is nearly $20 below where it traded at the end of october, when it hit a seven-year high. brent crude is down 3.9% at $70.57 the narrative here has shifted really fast, earlier in the fall, it was all about demand outstripping supply, but now we've got potential new lockdowns as well as the spr release and iran talks resuming and wall street firms are saying we don't have enough information at this point to determine how much of an impact this variant will have, but some analysts believe that the longer term story remains one of recovery. morgan stanley saying current headwinds should prove be transitory and they predict a tight market at 2022 jpmorgan saying brent can hit $100 and $25 next year followed by $150 in 2023. the pri

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apple threatening to jump into the race. we will ask them. >>> but first, a fox business alert. we are closely watching a bunch of things. shares of moderna and partner biontech the, moderna jumping nearly 6%, biontech up 5.33. pfizer is down about a third of a percent right now. any moment now the cdc is expected to give the green light for all adults to be eligible for the covid-19 booster shot. this morning, of course, the fda approved boosters for all adults, and we are watching that closely. across the pond european stocks wrapped up their session in the red because us ally ya heads into this -- austria heads into this last open weekend before reimposing a full lockdown starting monday. the country is seeing an alarming rides in cases with only 60% of that country vaccinated. germany could possibly follow suit with another nationwide lockdown, and what does that mean for the markets? specifically, big oil and gas names sinking to the bottom of the s&p on concerns new lockdowns could hurt oil prices. all at the bottom of the the s&p. we already have crude prices in a slump. global when. mark brent crude, that trades

close to 55, s which is not unreasonable. >> for who >> i thought you said who has a pintrest page. >> you do. >> i think apple would be pretty interesting. i think there are a number of sites that could use pintrest. >> walmart >> that would make sense >> that was tim seymour with the walmart comment. >>> the earnings call is underway kate >> shares dipping after a slowdown in growth profit from the prior quarter. they are watching cash gross profit for the cashout, sales from the previous quarter coming in at $512 million. it did grow 33%, but they didn't publish revenue peruser or number of active users she pointed to consumer spending power as government stimulus check ended. that was a big driver as well. seller business, picked up from the prior quarter, roughly 48% growth year over year, but not growing as fast as the prior quarter. we talked about the inperson spending volume as the u.s. economy continues to reopen and recover. finally, bitcoin revenue was lower than expected and dropped from the prior quarter some prices dropped for bitcoin and less quality did dampen activity they said as bitcoin hit a new all time

apple they shocked a lot of investors. i am looking for new highs, a breakout >> karen >> if you go home long, same as on the close, target the mix will be better for target >> pete? >> i love that trade with target i am going to give you merck i love the things they are doing. i think they have more to the upside >> mike? >> even with rivian, ford will get a little more volatile, but it's >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now ♪ ♪ >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to a special west coast edition of "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to help you make some money my job is not just to entertain but to teach so call me at 1-800-

apple enters the race. it estimates the hardware market for new gadgets could be $100 billion by 2030. coming up, when one door opens, another closeszillow leaving the home flipping market. i have a conversation with the cfo of open-door about how it can succeed where others have failed. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: zillow may not have made the home flipping business profitable. opendoor has. more than 15,000 homes in the third quarter, a 79% increase. zillow ending its flipping business in selling 2000 homes. joining me now is the cfo of opendoor. how will opendoor avoid what happened to zillow? carie: thank you for having me. there is a lot in being purpose built. all of what we do is taking the traditional listing process and move it online to make it simple and convenient for home sellers. that is all that we do. it is our business. we have seven years investment in the team to do that repeatedly at scale with a lot of growth behind it. emily: what do you think they did wrong? why couldn't they get it right? carie: we are focused on what we can do right for customers. no one is working harder for customers right now, giving them

you can get it if you really want it, by jimmy cliff ♪ ♪ [suitcase closing] [gusts of wind] [gusts of wind] [ding] >>>. >> good news, apple program allowing iphone 12 and 13 users to fix their own iphones without voiding the warranty it comes as consumer groups have been pushing right to repair legislation they say will allow them to get fixed more affordably is this the fix we have been waiting for? john ford is here to weigh in on that >> oh, becky, i'm sorry i thought i saw a pig flying through newsroom here. this is amazing, a battle consumer advocates have been fighting before the iphonesed. before that apple launch retail stores and self service shops went extinct it will offer a 43 repair guide, access to buy general parts and the ability to perform valid repairs. in the new millennium, things had been moving in a different direction, gadget makers were making small devices that you had to bring into their special store to get repaired at a hefty premium, of course legal pressure probably had a role in bringing us to this water shed moment. yes, it's a big deal >> how much money will people start too save this way?

looks like to close near session lows the dow down 632 at the moment every dow stock is lower but apple. salesforce is the biggest drag on the dow taking 77 points off the dow ahead of earnings in a few moments. nasdaq is lower. tech is out performing nasdaq down 1.5% that wraps up what is a down month for the month of november. down almost a percent for the s&p. almost 4% for the dow. nasdaq higher on the moby a third of 1%. everybody lower today on the close. ♪ >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost with sara eisen and mike santoli we're on earnings watch. a few moments from instant analysis of the numbers from salesforce, box, hp and from allbirds scott renz is with us and jeremy siegel professor of finance joins the conversation, as well. i will come to you, first, prof professor siegel for your take on what the fed chair said if you read that as a meaningful change and what it means for stocks. >> not only meaningful, it was long overdue remember the fed doesn't want to shock people at the meeting. it softens up the market and what you saw today was we're going to go to a