. >> i'm bill griffeth. tyler is off tonight. if there is one thing the markets are arounded about right now, it was revealed today. the federal reserve and when the central bank may begun pulling back on the massive stimulus program. the stocks made a u-turn after minutes from the fed's latest policy meeting were released showing policy makers could be closer to deciding on when to start scaling back on the bond buying program. concern that the fed's easy money party could be ending, that sent the dow on a 100-point swing to the downside but the sale off did cool and at the end of the day the dow was down 66 points and nasdaq off by ten and s&p lower by six and hints about tapering sent the ten-year treasury note spiking to as high as 2.8%, the highest level in a month. >>> so what exactly was in the h minutes of the fed's october meeting and why are policy makers so divided when to reduce the stimulus program? steve liesman explains. >> the fed's october meeting showing this committee members general he believe the economy will

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i'm bill griffeth.jobs number one of those rare cases where good news really turned out to be good news for the stock market? we have a good bounce today. feels like a bounce rather than a true rally. and the bond market hates it. it's already anticipating tapering. the yield on the ten-year has skyrocketed

i'm bill griffeth, along with kayla who's in for maria today. another shooting and tragedy this time at l.a.x. we're still trying to get all the details put together here. >> one of the big concerns is how far the shooter was able to get into the terminal. we all travel at airports, bill, we go to airports often and just the idea this could happen at a place we deem so safe, so locked down is jarring, to say the least. >> we have all kind of information being disseminated. scott, what do you have so far? >> that is the issue here, trying to get all of this together and make it make sense. as we know from these public mass shootings we've seen in recent months and years, the information comes in and is often not accurate at first blush. what the los angeles county airport police are saying, patrick gannon, the chief, says that the suspect came into terminal 3 at l.a.x. with an assault rifle in a bag, began shooting. got through security and well into terminal 3. as he said, well back into a burger king, which is far back there. the los angeles ai

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i'm bill griffeth at cnbc global headquarters. stock market hits historic highs.on that in a few minutes. first, to john harwood at the white house. boy, john, wouldn't you like to be a fly on the wall for this meeting, huh? >> reporter: well, i would, bill, because the insurance industry didn't like what the administration did yesterday. at least some portions o.

i'm bill griffeth at the new york stock exchange. atlanta fed president dennis lockhart said it's possible, it's on the table, that they could begin the tapering process as early as december meeting. that's earlier than the market anticipated but we'll talk about that in a little bit coming up here. >> i wonder if that puts on question their decision not to taper in september. we haven't had that much great that date. we're talking about one month. lots to talk about in terms of the fed and what the implications would be there. we also have a very special first on cnbc interview coming up. chairman and ceo of enter continental exchange, better known as i.c.e., jeff sprecher. he made comments about the markets being stacked against the small investor. we'll talk about that as well as the closing of the nyc deal. what happened to the floor? let's to talk about coming up. >> on the floor here at the new york stock exchange. also, a fascinating investigation on ceos. this is an academic paper but it turns out, according to their research

i'm bill griffeth. we are watching the stock market still hovering near all-time highs. not that close today but approaching that again. some big corporate stories in the news today from crackberry to just cracked berry. blackberry shares slammed again. we were down as many as 20% on the open this morning. the deal with fairfax financial is over now, but they are the largest shareholder. they're going to infuse $1 billion in the company. the ceo is out. we have the latest on the mess and blackberry's insistence. interim ceo right now, a friend of ours, insists they will not stop selling the blackberry devices. but who's buying them at this point besides us? if you have one, is it time to give it up? never. >> i don't want to give mine up. >> from my cold dead hands you'll take it. >> i did switch to the iphone, you the by still rely on my blackberry. isn't that amazing? >> absolutely. >> i have both but i wish i could keep it, really. at least they've got us. rooting for them. to stay strong. a new cnbc poll shows investors are not sold on twitter as a stock that is -- e

i'm bill griffeth at cnbc global headquarters. stock market hits historic highs. we'll have much more on that in a few minutes. first, to john harwood at the white house. boy, john, wouldn't you like to be a fly on the wall for this meeting, huh? >> reporter: well, i would, bill, because the insurance industry didn't like what the administration did yesterday. at least some portions of it. at least on the other hand, they don't want to be in a pitch battle for very long with the administration. how they're going to approach this meeting, what they're going to request from the white house, what the white house is going to give them, is all going to be fascinating to learn. although i don't think we'll learn it today because the insurance executives pointedly declined to talk walking into the meeting. they avoided reporters. they have indicated that they don't plan to talk when they come out of the meeting. we'll see if the substance of the exchanges makes any difference in that. but what the administration did yesterday, the executives complained, puts the blame on

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in the meantime bill griffeth, any coffee puns you're got?ve brian a roasting over those puns later. >> a roasting. >> plenty left. we'll get to them. first, forget about stocks. they're at all-time highs. bitcoins had hitting a record thanks to surging demand from china. is this currency for real or is this a classic bubble about to burst if we'll look at both sides. cisco ceo john chambers breaks down his company's earnings moments after they are released tonight on "closing bell." former heavyweight champ mike tyson will be here on the floor of the new york stock exchange to explain how he is fighting his way back to fame and fortune, a decade after declaring bankruptcy. the champ himself here at the big board. maria and i look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour for "closing bell." more "street signs" coming your way after this. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 trading inspires your life. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 life inspires your trading. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 where others see fads... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 ...you see opportunities. tdd#: 1-800-3

i'm bill griffeth. it was dow 16,000 we were watching. today, it could be 1800 on the s&p.ht now. so, we may be setting some records. all kinds of records today, as a matter of fact. here at the new york stock exchange. >> it's true. we are looking at gains for the market as we approach the close here. another record high. bill, i

bill griffeth will rejoin me in a moment pop a day dominated with tragic events in los angeles, here's how we're finishing the day on wall street. dow giving back some to close at 68 points. nasdaq up 2.3 and s&p up about 5. we're still watching some developments out of l.a.x. we've been turning to l.a.x. all afternoon for some of those developments. we want to send it back to scott now. >> thanks. just before 9:30 on a friday morning, a busy airport, nation's third busiest at l.a.x. business travelers going home for a long week, people getting started on a long weekend and a gunman bursts through security line with an assault rifle. he shoots one tsa officer fatally, injuries another and continues almost all the way back to the airport gates. nbc news, according to law enforcement officials, say he's paul anthony ciancia, 23 years old, u.s. citizen. apparently not related to the tsa. there were conflicting reports earlier. authorities say seven people in all were injured. six taken to local hospitals. ciancia's condition is not known but apparently he was shot by police. authorities a

i'm bill griffeth. i guess the nasdaq waited for me to come back today to close above 4,000 for the first time since september of 2000. >> she says we haven't closed yet. >> she says ominously. we're up 30 points. do you think it could shell off? >> we've actually rallied all day. >> s&p back above 1800 here, so another positive day as one trader walked by and said, they're still buying stocks. >> and still trading. the rain and wind is just now starting to kick up here in new york city. it is expected to get much worse each ensuing hour. the question now, how bad will it be for thanksgiving travel and for kickoff to the holiday shopping season. we'll keep you updated throughout the show. >> and giving the slogan jersey strong an entirely new definition, online gambling is now legal in the garden state. you wonder if the sopranos would have existed if it was always the case. the ceo of the newly minu lly m website coming up exclusively. he'll try to pull himself away from the website for a little bit. >

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. >>> i'm bill griffeth. on the most important hour of the trading day, all eyes will remain on ter. the social network ipo itself has been trending all day on twitter. no surprise on that. we're going to talk with the ceo of the new york stock exchange who himself marshalled twitter to its debut as a public company. >>> meanwhile disney is adding netflix to the marvel universe. a mega deal that could prove a blockbuster for both companies. we'll talk to bob eiger and break down the company's earnings at 4:00 eastern. >>> lenovo had its eyes on blackberry. now that the top pc maker has been your honor anded, what's their next steps? the head of u.s. operations will tell us coming up on "closing bell." maria and i will see you at the top of the hour. we all know how it opened. now we'll see how twitter closes today. >> absolutely. very interesting. we're all watching. >>> the fda hoping to slim down the american diet. the government is proposing a plan to eliminate transfat from all processed foods. eamon jave

i'm bill griffeth.k today to close above 4,000 for the first time since september of 2000. >> she says we haven't closed yet. >> she says ominously. we're up 30 points. do you think it could shell off? >> we've actually rallied all

first bill griffeth what's coming up on the "closing bell"?z about the twitter ipo pricing tonight. the dow on track to close at an all-time record lineup of money managers to explain how you should be investing right now, not just stocks hitting record highs, bit coins, they are also an unchartered territory, big time. we're going to hear spr from somebody that says the bit coin bubble is about to burst and instant analysis and reaction when they finally do price ipos -- twitter's ipo tonight, that could happen any time after 4:00 eastern time right here on "closing bell." maria and i look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour. in the meantime more "street signs" coming your way after this. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 trading inspires your life. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 life inspires your trading. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 where others see fads... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 ...you see opportunities. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 at schwab, we're here to help tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 turn inspiration into action. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 we have intuitive platforms tdd#: 1-8

but before we do that, bill griffeth, you are not our special guest, says but you're on right now tous what's coming up on "closing bell." >> somehow i got caught up with that ask jpm controversy as well. that's for another day. conventional wisdom says that the fed has fueled this historic rally in stocks, but a new study just out finds no evidence to support that. we've got the study's co-author to explain why. plus, dennis gartman will be here to tell us why he thinks it's all nonsense. also, the retail sector as we know has been red hot, up more than 40% this year. but sam says there are still only a handful of retail stocks still worth buying right now. and he lays out his latest shopping list. maria and i look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour for the last hour of the trading day. in the meantime, more "street signs" and tweets coming your way after this. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 trading inspires your life. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 life inspires your trading. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 where others see fads... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 ...you see opportunities. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 at

i'm bill griffeth. it was dow 16,000 we were watching. today, it could be 1800 on the s&p. we are above that right now. so, we may be setting some records. all kinds of records today, as a matter of fact. here at the new york stock exchange. >> it's true. we are looking at gains for the market as we approach the close here. another record high. bill, i know -- i'm not going to keep crying all day. >> we'll get through this. >> a week from black friday, a double dose of retail reality today with two big retail ceos. apparel companying ipo today, up better than 40%. the ceo jill granoff is here with us. >> they left money on the table. >> i tell you. and brendan hoffman will be with us, operating 260 department stores. looking forward to both of these interviews. >> when is it time to cry uncle? bill ackman is down $500 million on his herbalife short position. he's not down yet. we'll ask a top investor when you need to say enough is enough and admit you were wrong. >>> in the markets, let's take a look at wherer with we stand. the dow jones industrial average up 0.25%. we ha

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i'm bill griffeth. the dow needs to be up. we're well above the high today. that's mine. >> oh, i just blasted your ear. >> can i have this back? we're doing this -- >> it was the big mac that got me. >> up 116 points on the dow industrial average right now. well into regular territory. interestingly, the nasdaq is lower, some high-profile technology stocks are trading down, some think maybe some people are raising some money to get ready for something else to invest in. >> big deal tomorrow. we'll get the pricing tonight on twitter. it could happen as soon as an hour from right now. twitter pricing the ipo breaking earlier on cnbc was the range is said to be moving higher from $25 to $27 a share but you never know, these things. it could go higher than that or lower, bill. cnbc is going to have the news first with the best coverage and analysis. you don't want to switch the channel today as we await the twitter pricing. >> also a new list that's getting a lot of attention today. cnbc ranking the priciest neighborhoods in america. now, we won't give you too m

but first, a big man in his own right, bill griffeth what's coming up on the "closing bell"?> we know the dow is trying to close above 16,000, but has this market come too far too fast? we'll get both sides of the classic stock market bubble debate. we have speaks of big guys, one of the richest and savviest ipoipo investors back with us today, reportedly made $600 million on the twitter ipo. we'll find out where he sees the next big thing in social media and how he thinks the oil boom here in the united states is going to affect the global crude price market as well. all that and more, maria and i look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour for the most important hour of the trading day on "closing bell." more "street signs" coming your way after this. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 trading inspires your life. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 life inspires your trading. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 where others see fads... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 ...you see opportunities. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 at schwab, we're here to help tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 turn inspiration into action. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 we have

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i'm bill griffeth. was today's strong jobs number one of those rare cases where good news really turned out to be good news for the stock market? we have a good bounce today. feels like a bounce rather than a true rally. and the bond market hates it. it's already anticipating tapering. the yield on the ten-year has skyrocketed 2.75%. that has not hurt the stock market at all today. >> of course, the question is, does this bring on tapering? or is this just one month and we go back to further weakness signs next month. >> big question. >> we'll see about that. terrible images out of the philippines in what might be the strongest storm in reporteded history to make landfall. damage, devastation and sadly death from this extraordinary typhoon is only now becoming apparent. we have a live report. we'll take you there with the latest. >> 200-mile-an-hour winds as it made landfall. to put it in perspective, last year sandy was 80-mile-an-hour winds. that was bad enough. also we're following developments in th

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. >> i'm scott wapner in for bill griffeth. any gains for the dow or s&p today would be a new record. then the nasdaq trading above 4,000 for the first time since september of 2000 today. but will it be a close above 4,000? it is right now. can we hold on for another hour? >> is the market getting ahead of itself at these levels? we'll ask john calamos. he has an interesting take on stocks you definitely want to stay tuned for. >>> holidays are a huge time of year for our consumer-based economy. president of american express ed gilligan will join us. is he worried about the timing of that terrible storm making its way across the nation? we'll ask him that and plenty more. >> a lot of people are worried about that. how about walmart trading higher today, even though some are worried about the timing of the announcement of a new ceo. much faster than many people had expected. if that's a sign of trouble ahead for the giant retailer and what do we make of doug mcmillan's age? he's only 47. youngest walmart ceo since founder sam wa

first to bill griffeth for a look at what's coming up in the "closing bell"?atch as the dow and s&p try to close in unchartered territory todays plus luxury or lower end? which segment will dominate the holiday shopping season this year. both signs of that story coming up. and we'll get the outlook for the holidays from one of the most outspoken and controversial ceos the in the retail industry, american apparel's dov charney. kelly evans. >> right here. >> will be with me at the top -- yeah, see that. she'll be with me at the top of the hour for what is the most important hour of the trading day, she just told me that, we'll see you at the top of the hour on "closing bell." tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 trading inspires your life. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 life inspires your trading. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 where others see fads... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 ...you see opportunities. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 at schwab, we're here to help tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 turn inspiration into action. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 we have intuitive platforms tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 to help you discover what's t

i'm bill griffeth. we are watching the stock market still hovering near all-time highs.today but approaching that again. some big corporate stories in the news today from crackberry to just cracked berry. blackberry shares slammed again. we were down as many as 20% on the open this morning. the deal with fairfax financial is over now,

. >> i'm scott wapner in for bill griffeth.s&p today would be a new record. then the nasdaq trading above 4,000 for the first time since september of 2000 today. but will it be a close above 4,000? it is right now. can we hold on for another hour? >> is the market getting ahead

we have bill griffeth and kelly evans holding down the fort.elieve this, kayla. they have me at a mall. >> i dragged him down here. >> how is this possible? >> he said something about doing channel checks for elle brands. >> she's looking for door busters at tesla. >> there weren't any. >> we are checking the retail side of the whole thing on this black friday. we've got some ceos coming up to tell us. >> that's right. we'll talk to the ceo of lands' end, to see what's flying there, out of their stores. we'll also talk to ibm about some of the analytics, because you know we love the numbers here. they should have an early read. they have 800 points of sale, where they'll be able to tell us exactly what people are or aren't buying today. >> does priceline have a season like this? is this important to them? you bet. the ceo of priceline americas will be joining us. come on out, if you're in the area, at the short hills mall. >> and bring a coffee. >> please. the line at starbucks is out the door. >> some things never change, guys. a special "clos

. >> i cannot believe i'm saying, i'm bill griffeth, here at the short hills mall in new jersey on a black friday. i'm shopping on a black friday. this is my worst nightmare here. >> i don't know. i saw you over there googling deals, looking for some specials. >> well, yes. i'll go online. i'll shop all day there. but coming out here? i will say, we're finding some stores are doing a lot better than others. >> yes. >> it's very hit-and-miss. we'll be talking about that over the next couple of hours here. >> because that's the real advantage of being here, bill, the shopping mall. we should mention, as you're out across the country, you are being watched. there are analysts here. there are retailers who are measuring traffic with digital devices and just taking a look at the shopping bags. i mean, this is actually where the research happens, for people trying to figure out who the winners and losers are today. >> we walked around the mall before the show. we met two analysts scouting around to see what was going on. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> meantime, we've got morally goin