discount to a 20% autozone, but keep in mind that walmart has been competing with autozone for 60 yearst. amazon is not going to put a major hurt. half the business comes from the commercial side where you need the part in about 30 minutes. stockesult of that, the is a great business. alix: when you take a look at market pick stocks, the is saying to expect more volatility and look at the dividend growth players. how much of that is your strategy? autozone and autonation do not pay a dividend. richard: we like the dividend growers, but we do not look at a dividend grower with a high index by. we look at equality business model. the high and growth companies are the good companies that can continuously grow their dividend because they can and the model is so good that it allows them. there so much free cash flow because the model is good. autonation and autozone could do that if they wanted to. they have chosen to take their serialsh flow and to be buying back their own bac stock. autonation has grown revenues from $13 billion to $25 billion over the last 10 years. they've cut the number

she was dropped off at an autozone nearly two hours later. >>> and a sarasota woman mistreating her dog and then lying to authorities. deputies say the 20-year-old went to animal services with the dog in terrible shape claiming it was a stray. but the microchip proved it was hers. she was arrested and charged with animal cruelty. and the dog is recovering at sarasota's humane society. >>> happening today, the teenager accused of shooting three people at a south carolina elementary school will appear in juvenile court this morning. the judge has not decided an update for the three people the teen shot and wounded, one student remains in critical condition this morning. >>> and also happening today, the funeral of the former israeli president shimon peres. president barack obama and a delegation of u.s. dignitaries just touched down in israel for the funeral. they'll join world leaders paying tribute to the 93-year- old statesman and one of israel's founding fathers. >>> federal agents are gathering evidence at the scene of a deadly new crash with one person dead and more than a hundred i

and he was found in the autozone july 29th. that is just down from the rod where she lived. >> she didn't care. collar and tags and she will continue to get him back because the family misses him. >> my kids would like their dog back. >> reporter: ebony posted on the stark county human dht e society and explained what happened in the adoption event and this is today, the stark county humane society asked her to call the shelte she told me and she did that and they didn't answer and she called a couple of time and no one picked up. we also reached out to stark county humane society and i called them twice today. and sent them message and posted on facebook and we stopped by and it was after hour and we have not heard back. >> anchor: now the 11:00, police roned a home. bad you nows for the burglars. there was a security camera rolling. one of the suspects had a gun. a black four-door car with a temporary tag in the window may have been the get away car. call crimestoppers if you can help police catch him. there was an endangered

autozone reports earnings before the bell, and mario draghi gives a keynote at a conference in frankfurtd then mark carney is speaking in berlin. >>> yahoo! expected to confirm a massive data breach exposing millions of user accounts. re/code says the breach is widespread and sear yo. earli serious. the data includes user names, password passwords, personal information and birth dates. >>> now for some top trending stories. hollywood's finest appearing in a humorous video giving the reasons for why it's so important to vote in this upcoming election. the new super pac known as save the day is led by the writer and director of "the avenge errs." the video comes days before a national voter registration day on tuesday. >> not major celebrities, are they? >> i don't recognize most of these people. do you recognize all of them? >> no. >> who is that? >> julianne moore. >> i saw her. the next one. >> hoping for high turn out. >> i wonder if it moves the needle. everyone expects hollywood. we got a good glimpse of this at emmys. they assume hollywood comes out for hillary. >> we harken back to

also autozone reported quarterly profit of $14.30 per share.above estimates with comparable store sales rising by 1%. also a double digit increase in year over year earnings. and cbs was downgraded at tel see -- telsey. they said cbs has better metrics by itself than it would with viacom. going to be stepping down in november. there's also questions about leadership and this is at viacom, that is. >> story to watch. >> we want to thank our guest host for the last two hours. peter boockvar. >> i might be here for another hour. >> are you sticking with us in. >> we finally lured you in. never mind. they're staying. we're staying. we're back in just a moment. >>> when we come back, former dollar general ceo turned republican senator from georgia david perdue joins us to talk about the election. plus the business of optimism. apparel maker life is good is building an empire out of positivity. the company's cofounder will join us in a bit. "squawk box" will be right back. it's me, arty! come see what i collected from the creative galaxy in my idea b

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you can find its products at autozone and o'reilly auto parts. shares trading higher. up almost 7%. when they opened this morning, they were up about 10%. >>> the other big ipo, apptio. the price above the range at $16. shares spiked 50% at the open, now trading at just under 23 bucks, up by 43%. goldman and jpmorgan the lead underwriters for this issue. first on cnbc, ceo and founder sunny gupta. thank you for being here. can you explain what your products actually help cios do? >> every business is powered by technology. and technology budgets are rising, 2.7 trillion today spent on technology worldwide. and cios are managing the business of technology and spreadsheets. apptio's cloud based applications help with spending. >> i was reading your s-1, you posted net losses that mounted year on year. revenue year on year, the growth rate has also dwindled. what are your forecasts in terms of being profitable or is being profitable a secondary concern of yours at this point? >> yeah, so obviously we are talking about the future, but you know apptio is a massive market opportunity in f

auto parts retailer, autozone, no change for the stock. sales at the drug -- the retailer rite aid and they're dead flat at 8.09 a share. who is here? ashley webster, liz macdonald. larry levin and john layfield. let's go to the federal reserve, i say we'll get a rate hike if it's a president trump. i'm hinting at a politicized federal reserve. what say you, larry levin? >> i'm not sure whether it's trump or hillary it matters. there's a decent chance we'll get one in december only because janet yellen is backed into a corner and she's been saying she'll do it forever, but because of the market, but they need at some point, december is the best chance in recent times. stuart: john layfield, it looks like the market is discounting a rate hike this year because we're now up 117 points. what say you, john? >> i agree with larry. i think we're probably going to see a rate hike in december and that's what the odds are saying and most people believe is going to happen. what the fed is talking about, raising interest rates by 2018 to 2 and a quar

other outperformers, lowe's, and autozone up shy of 9% in the fourth quarter. well in these economic climates like this being the after market auto parts leader for those do it yourselfers. >> landon, auto parts, people giving floor mats for the holidays. what is the read on that in. >> that's -- i'm hoping that's in my stock. interesting thing to watch is the travel stocks. those year to date down the most. as you saw in the past ten years, those are the highest. interesting to see if those concerns over zika or the brexit, if those are going to impact the travel stocks here in this quarter. hoping to see a rally like the past ten years. >> we have the ceo of marriott coming up. >>> americans are going to be splurging on candy and costumes. that's according to a new survey. it found total spending for halloween is expected to reach $8.4 billion. that's an all time high and the survey's history. customers are expected to spend an average of $82.93. that's $9 more than last year. lots of candy. >> not to mention costumes. >> yes. >> costumes -- >> my daughter wa