david: bells ringing on wall street. actually the dow is moving a little bit to the up vied from the lows today. look at this, probably won't get to the flat line but it's close. the real action as we said is the nasdaq. doesn't look like it with an eight-point gain. we're talking about highs we haven't seen in decades since march 2000. the we have not seen that. highest in the nasdaq? 5048. we have a while to go before we reach the absolute highs. russell kind of meandering here. we really have a lot to talk about concerning commodities. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: we break down the action on this friday. got to stay with us because we have ernie cecelia of bryn mawr trust, says investors, you have

[closing bell ringing].urity networks but not for blackberry but for other systems. >> this got exciting in these last couple minutes. a big deal in the oil services space. this as oil falls to a four-yee low. closing bell rings. let's see where stocks finished up. we started to see when the deal was released. s&p stopped back into positive territory. it was touch and go. one point gain here. dow industrials up 37 points. nasdaq see as gain of five points. "after the bell" is starting right now with a lot of news so don't go away david: i was pointing by the way to the russell 2000. the russell 2000 was almost down a full percentage point so it was a mixed decision on today's markets. bernie williams is u.s. double a in

( bell rings ) there's the bell. don't want to be late! molly: so when was it, bink?f no one is a factoid. that's right. and he can prove it by socking the very next kid who turns that corner. that's right... what? molly: go ahead, binky. sock him. maybe i don't feel like it. you better, or you're out of the club. i can't be out of the club! it's my club. i founded it. if you wanted everything your way you shouldn't have a club. the next time you see that kid you sock him. the next time i see arthur i have to hit him. oh, what can i do? hey, what if i never see him? arthur, why didn't you just apologize? oh, come on! she wrecked my plane! why can't anybody see my side of this? uh, because you're wrong. hey, binky did you hear that arthur hit his sister? i haven't seen arthur. as far as i know arthur isn't even here. binky's so upset about what arthur did that he won't even look at him! when the day and night are of equal length it's called the equinox. ( bell rings ) you sock that kid yet? haven't seen him. ( guffaws ) i am so smart. psst, hey, is arthur in there? yea

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[inaudible] liz: the bells ring on wall street. it is a win for the s&p 500. at 2059. looking at a record. dow not so much. up about seven points. i don't believe you'll have to clarify, but 1,708,000 on the dow. where we have seen consumer discretionary these are the higher end names like coach and michael kors and tiffanies. let's get it started. "after the bell" begins right now. (?) >> we've got a great team in place to round out today's action. michael tuttle tells investors where he think, watch out, we're in a bubble. but brian says don't fret. now is a good time to get in the market. three places to park your money. allen, we begin first with you.

it means either... [ bell rings ] "blatant" means "loud or obvious." it was blatant that that last definition was phony -- or did it fool you, too? [ twinkle! ] hey, we're on a roll here, so let's take "complacent," an adjective that means either... [ bell rings ] "complacent" means "satisfied or unconcerned." i'll bet you're not complacent about getting these words wrong. >> ♪ dum-da-dum dum hmm hmm hmm hmm ♪ [ twinkle! ] >> so, here's a rhyming review. and that's "word" for this week. in this round, teams must read and follow package cooking instructions and know your microwave wattage. 1,100 watts. you can find the wattage in the owner's manual, on the appliance label, or by contacting the manufacturer. each team has been given a frozen entree to safely prepare. oh, wait, what is the wattage of the microwave? whatever! ooh, sorry, team 2, you get a red card for not checking the cooking instructions and not knowing the wattage. wattage? it won't just cook? microwaves have different wattages. i told you we should have checked the package instructions

[closing bell ringing] david: apple up 1 1/2%. all good.e dow jones industrials, folks, right here, 17,711. 715. do we have 716? as the bells ring on wall street that's an area we've never been before, above 17,700. a record for the dow. a record for the s&p 500. all stocks finishing to the upside. what a wild swing today. at one point this morning the dow was down 82 points. but everything turned around. we heard from traders in the last hour. it is all thanks to philadelphia. all things considered i would rather be in philadelphia at this point. philly fed index surprised to the upside. that juiced a lot of stocks today. let's get right to it. "after the bell" starts right now.

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber can do. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, a medium macchiato, and two espressos -- one with a double shot. that's not the coffee talkin'. [ female announcer ] start your day with kellogg's frosted mini wheats cereal. it's a delicious way to get the nutrition you want. >> stephen: welcome back. thank you very much. thank you very much. the great thing about this job is i'm learning something new all the time. for instance i just found out canada had its own government. [laughter] even more shocking, it is not led by wayne gretzky. separation of church and state i guess. last week in ottawa a lone gun man opened fire and sustained a shooting spree inside the building. a shocking attack and all americans share and our neighbors grieve over the sensely tragedy. it would have been even worse if the hadn't been stopped by the house of commons sergeant-at-arms kevin vickers seen here with his ceremonial giant baby rattle. [laughter] he

[closing bell ringing] >> see some veterans over at nasdaq who are ringing those bells.ations and our extended thanks to all who have served. let's take a look to see how stocks finished up. look at that, david, dow jones industrials might make a go of it. guess what, folks, and that holds that is a record. transports are in the record. i'm looking at them right now. that will not be a report. s&p, teeny gain of 1 1/2 points. nasdaq though extending the gains to about nine points. that's not a record. but russell 2000 up a tiny fraction. suddenly they eke out a gain. very thin volume on this veterans day. "after the bell" starts right now. david: breaking down today's

[closing bell ringing] david: bells are ringing.he last closing day before we get results of the election. at this time tomorrow we may still not know exact results but we'll have an idea. all industries with the exception of the dow are trading in the red today. perhaps a hold position on a lot of gains that have been made in the days leeding up to today. waiting to see whoo happens with the election. we're election from beginning to end. all implications on markets and businesses large and small. "after the bell" starts right now liz: mike sorrentino from global financial private capital. has four picks for the portfolio no matter who takes control of the senat

closing bell ringing in about 50 minutes. how high will they fly? big tech companies like amazon and google and even some you haven't heard of has been anxiously awaiting using these things to deliver. new government rules on drones might be around the corner. we have some answers of what they might look like. we're talking to the ceo of a drone company. along with the executive director of a group that represents amazon and google in this drone battle. and he thinks the potential rules could be a colossal mess. why? will it hurt job creation? you might associate theme parks with summer and hot sunshine and pop sicpopsicles. six flags wants to change that. where you can get all the bells and whistles of a winter wonderland without the hefty price of disney and the inconveniences of harsh winter weather. stay tuned. joined by six flags ceo jim. it's an exclusive here ♪ ♪ >> we have breaking news. fox news is now reporting that the family attorney of michael brown, the teen who was shot back in august in ferguson, missouri, essaying that a grand jury

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[closing bell ringing] david: apple up 1 1/2%. all good. liz: all goods for the dow jones industrials, folks, right here, 17,711. 715. do we have 716? as the bells ring on wall street that's an area we've never been before, above 17,700. a record for the dow. a record for the s&p 500. all stocks finishing to the upside. what a wild swing today. at one point this morning the dow was down 82 points. but everything turned around. we heard from traders in the last hour. it is all thanks to philadelphia. all things considered i would rather be in philadelphia at this point. philly fed index surprised to the upside. that juiced a lot of stocks today. let's get right to it. "after the bell" starts right now. david: breaking down today's record action, jason pride of glenmede, he will tell us why the fed is overestimating the pace of rate hikes and how that could impact the market. needham growth fund's chris rentzler, what investor should be watching heading into 2015. ira, at the cme, i want to start with you. since october 15th, only since octob

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[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >> jon: welcome back.e to, let me -- i need to apologize for something i said a few moments ago about nancy pelosi. she may not recall who jonathan gruber is. today is a day for her to celebrate. >> abc news can confirm nancy pelosi has been reelected minority leader. >> jon: what a minority the democrats are. i think there maybe three left. a lost people asked if nancy pelosi would step down. >> aren't you getting a little old, shouldn't you step aside, you have asked him that question? >> jon: why would anyone ask mitch mcconnell that question. he's only 72 years old. that's a third of his natural lifespan. why would you -- he's but a teenager. >> i will live to be 208. [laughing] >> jon: by the way what is your beef with mcconnell. >> -- time magazine even though i was the first woman -- isn't that a curiosity. the republicans win they're on the front of time magazine. isn't there a pattern here? as a woman is there a message here. >> jon: i hear you. who would want to be in the same revered company as

as bells ring on wall street and broadway where the nasdaq is.ook how stocks are ffnishing up. dow jones industrials seeing a -@pretty comfortable gain. a ain of 16 points. the russell too as well, up 1 1/2 points. right now we have nasddq lowerr but look at the s&p. could it be yet another record? its up byyjust half a point. we're watching it all and so much this friday. hang out with us. "after the bell" starts right now.

i'm going to bring up my good friend chief joanne hayes-white can you explain what this is the ringing the bells and 504 i think. >> good afternoon, everyone i will be speaking again, after to acknowledge a lot of people but gives me great pleasure to ring the bell for the memorial of the lives lost in 1989 signaling the final event of what happened 25 years ago. >> the property loss and how lucky we are to live here with those folks and the moment of silence will follow the ringing of the bell should this is a celebration off how far we've come we're more vibrant than ever with the new roads so here this is about 10 seconds to 504 let's let that given now (bell ringing). >> and now a moment of silence let's bow our heads thank you very much everybody now, it's ply pleasure to bring up to the podium one of my great if i understand jingling to discuss some of the things chief welcome. >> thanks bob (clapping.) good afternoon everyone and thank you for that slum moment it is a pleasure to be i think everyone remembers where they were 25 years ago i was not not in the fire department we had a big g

[closing bell ringing]. liz: closing bell sounds on wall street.tarted out with overnight the futures didn't look good. they looked like they would pop and came down in morning trading. we ended up with all indices in the green. not spectacular but enough to push us into new record territory. the dow jones industrials up 66. nasdaq up a sizable portion as well. intoday sighs are close up to a half. disney earnings straight ahead. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: disney up actually%, widely-held stock but we'll get them to you. charlie smith of fort pitt capital group, why now is the time to buy industrials and lance robert o

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[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >> jon: all right, texas. let me give you your propers.ndling your ebola. got your hospital care together eventually. now that ebola is in new york city we can let the big dogs show you how we handle an african blood virus. >> the ebola case is more than -- >> ebola in the big apple. >> ebola in new york city tonight could it also be in new jersey. >> it arrived via a doctor. was the doctor contagious when he went bowling. >> who knows whether i used the bathrooms. >> came down with 10 fever. >> this disease is fierce. did his actions put the public at risk? >> see, calm, cool and catch that doctor and kill him! >> all right, i guess in new york lost our heads for a second. >> jon: a doctor who6 treat eba cases got himself ebola and [bleep] his way through the "sex and the city" tour in manhattan with 103 degree fever. >> we were told yesterday that it was 10 it was actually 100.3. >> jon: didn't anyone treating him double check it and see? that he had a fever of 100.3? because from the looks of it this man is -- all right. so maybe -- ni

the bell rings for round two, and both fighters come out swinging. erek and his opponent don't seem to notice the bell. [ bell ] with one round left, derek's opponent appears to have a slight edge over him. [ bell ] this is the last round for derek to impress the judges. ♪ [ bell ] >> put your hands together for these two fighters. >> the final bell rings and the fighters return to their corners, waiting for the judges' decision. >> ladies and gentlemen, by way of split decision we have a winner. the number one contender in the light heavyweight division, give it up for angola's -- [ applause ] >> when they said the split decision, i knew he had it. i was like, oh, man, i knew he got it. they're going to give it to him because he's as home. >> it is now time for curtis merrells to step into the ring. the stakes are high, not only bragging rights but a title belt. both fighters start off slow in round one. neither impressing the judges. in round two curtis is aggressive and lands more punches. in the final round curtis starts to tire and his opponent g

then all over europe we'll see the bells ring, children opening their presents, and the climax of the holiday season as europe celebrates the arrival of christmas. and as you enjoy this next segment of our christmas in europe special, think about the value of public television in bringing the wonders of our beautiful world right into your living room, and then become a part of the community that supports great public television programming. if you have yet to join this station, please consider doing so right now. for those of you who have joined us, thanks so much for your generous support. christmas eve is almost here, and your magic pbs holiday sleigh is taking you to italy. and as they say there, avanti! let's go. this is the home of the vatican city, headquarters of the roman catholic church and some of europe's most sacred christmas traditions. for centuries, pilgrims have hiked from all over christendom to this great city. domes and ancient obelisks still serve as markers, lacing together relics and sacred stops... including the tomb of st. peter, marked by the greatest dome any

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[bell ringing] >>> when pope francis made the announcement last week at the vatican that he would come to philadelphia in september. charles chaput was in the room. he has lots to say about the pope attending the meeting of families. sarah bloomquist has the details. >>reporter:charles chaput talked candidly about his excitement about the papal visit. >> i am excited and scared at at the same time. it's a big responsibility. >>reporter:archbishop charles chaput was in the room when the pope announced that he would attend the meeting of families. he knew that for months. he was thrilled to hear him make official. >> before he spoke the words he pointed me, he saw me when he was coming into the room and made a point to let me know that finally he was responding to my persistent invitation for him to make an announcement about this. when pope benedict proposed to have the meeting of families two and a half years ago he had his concerns. there was a sex scandal and financial issues and low moral in the diocese. it's an opportunity for healing. >> it would be a rebirth of diocese. i am grat

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[closing bell ringing]. will be issuing more shares and holidays are coming.buy gopro. david: we're off the highs. let's not buried lead. we're in record territory. these records keep popping up. 48 or 49 so far this year. a big day for all indexes. actually, we are focusing on the dow. that is the least most profitable percentagewise index that we have. s&p up a full half a percentage point. nasdaq up even greater than that russell 2000, small and mid-sized caps doing well. broad based rally. great day to talk about the markets. great day for "after the bell." we start right now. liz: let's get into today's action. we have

[closing bell ringing] liz: 71 points separates the s&p from a new record high. 72 cents.n at the moment. now 62 cents as the session ends on wall street. who knows. we'll watch it. nasdaq does make it a win at the moment. we'll see how stocks finish up. dow jones industrials taking air of closing highs on friday, down about 27 points. russell down three points. oil plummeting. gold plummeting. as we watch the markets juke and jive in advance what could be very interesting midterm election. "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's get right to it. we have larry rosenthal. biot

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's!chdown drive all season'd have to do that today if the 49ers could av >>> 49er quarterback kaepernick had not engineered a 4th quarter touchdown drive all season. he would have to do that today. the 49ers could avoid an upset to the washington redskins. not pretty for this guy. the quarterback for the skins, a blow out look, emtphapbt in em-- imminent. now, morris, 7-7 hit. he had 125 rushing yards of 21 caries, 10-7, 49ers, third quarter, finding jackson in the middle of the field. now, cox, for a pick up of 32 yards. later in the drive. they nail him for a huge sack. he is calling it for a helmet to helmet look. 15 pound penalty. it enabled the game tying field goal. going to the 4th quarter for the second straight week. hroetsing a football. he is hit by murphy. they recover in san francisco territory. they kick a field goal for a 13- 10 lead. capped off by a high, touchdown run, and they led 17-13. same score. under a minute to go. now, smith, getting it. holding on for a 17-13 win

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back. going to speak with the chairman of the republican national committee. cnn should have used his erection tonight because that may have been more visible than the empire state building. (laughter) been a good night i guess for the republicans, what i was trying to say. here's one senate seat the democrats had to have, new hampshire, senator jeanne shaheen was running against scott brown, the republican. results are in. shaheen has defeated scott brown (cheers and applause) apparently, vermont has now erect add border fence to keep scott brown from running there (laughter) this is one that i thought people would be interested in, the florida race between charlie crist ball fan and governor rick scott came down to the wire, results are in, governor rick scott has defeated charlie crist -- wait, no -- no! what a terrible situation for charlie crist to be eaten by a gator. how ironic. (laughter) joining us by satellite via g.o.p. headquarters, please well come, chairman of the republican n

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[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's!s and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! thanks so much! folks, i want to remind you all again "the tonight show" is live, and that includes the commercials you just saw. i hope none of them went off script like that shameful episode where the pillsbury doughboy talked about white power. ( laughter ) in election results, in wisconsin's tight governor's race between democrat mary burke and incumbent scott walker, it has been called for walker but i'll role pair and say walker won again. for democrats, that may be hard to swallow but not as hard as milwaukee's best. ( laughter ) of course, we'll have more results later, as one may imagine. but not just on tv because this year, folks, election coverage is all about partnerships between traditional and social media. cnn teamed up with bing and internet explorer. together, they will stream realtime results straight to your dad's beeper. ( cheers and applause ) and it's not just cnn. >> you can join in our conversation on facebo

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