. >> i'm bill griffith.are positive for all the major averages but not by a whole lot and likely not in the cards for the cable stocks. that group hit hard because of the president saying today in

. >> i'm bill griffith.f trading for november, november is upon us. >> tell us you won't grow a beard. >> i don't think they'd let me. >> only one way to find out. >> i've asked. an hour to go. we'll take you to the close. election day is tomorrow. investor -- new investor pulse survey of blackrock says 1 in 4 thine

let's brink in kelly evans and bill griffith live at the stanford mall to tell us at least what's 50% off -- i mean what's coming up on the next hour in the closing bell. >> why are we here again? i forget. >> it's just there is not a better place to get the pulse of the american consumer right now. a black friday celebrating not just in this country but around the world today. >> you can hear the sounds of glee in this mall because of the falling oil prices. that means lower gasoline prices. we're going to talk to a lot of shoppers and find out in termination of bargains what they are finding. we have somebody from mastercard, somebody from mall of america which is 22 years old now. and it changed the whole world of retail for the moll world and we'll talk to the executive director. >> not just here in stanford but we have people all across the country. >> team coverage today. >> as they say and lot of great stuff coming? >> and the market as well. so join us. >> you guys are so brave to do this for a second year running, dwosh. hats off to you. >> when i come to a mall on black frid

. >> i'm bill griffith.e you through the final hour of trade before the thanksgiving holiday own not a lot of trading going on because of that. you're looking at live at pictures outside our headquarters at cnbc in northern new jersey. i mean, it is not a lot of snow but enough to disrupt travel in the northeast. this ,

. >> i'm bill griffith. a large caps not moving much.hnology's doing pretty well and nasdaq up 35 points, a pretty good gain, as well, today. and the transports,

. >> i'm bill griffith.will have more on the oil story and midterm elections and how they intersect. gasoline prices below $3 a gallon in parts of the country. unemployment nationally below 6%. the economy growing at a respectable pace and democrats expected to lose power in the senate tonight. why the economic diskent in this election? >> we do have several special guests coming up for this election day, including afl-cio head and two key congressmen. tom price and kiss van hollen. that's all

. >> i'm bill griffith and so am i. stock market seesawing right now. thought that the minutes from the federal reserve es's most recent meeting would move the market one way or the other. >> sort of did. sometimes this is what's so interesting. tend the move the market more the day before or within the week or so after as people figure out what they might have really meant. right now the dow as you mentioned off about 27 points. >> guys standing by to help us figure out all of

. >> i'm bill griffith and starting with upbeat music here on this show.ket trying to end on a positive note. bull market firmly intact here especially after what many are calling a goldilocks-like jobs number. below expectations but the previous two months saw revision higher. so we'll take a closer look at where stocks may be heading into the new week. >> yeah. there were a lot of good details in that report. also, oil rebounding a bit here getting close to that $80 a barrel level and that's a relief to gary evans. his company has a lot riding on shale and sinking prices could be a huge issue for those like him. he joins us exclusively coming up. >> great story. >>> can you hear that echo? well, never mind, because it can hear you.

. >> i'm bill griffith. markets holding up reasonably well, kind of. japan's economy in recession.al hour of trading with the very latest and then there's jpmorgan who's saying that out with a note saying that the u.s. stock market is overvalued where the european market may be unrv

. >> i'm bill griffith. we honor those who have served our country.k them for that service. >> absolutely. >> and by the way, that means the banks are closed. bond market is closed. school is out. >> and yet -- >> what are we doing here? >> i asked art cashin this very question this morning. lyndon, columbus a

. >> i'm tyler matheson in for bill griffith. the markets continuing to hover.about $75 a barrel even with a bit of a bounce back today and keeping our eye on both of those numbers in this final hour of the trading week. kelly? >> we are also watching apple. that stock continues to reach new heights and right now looking at the price i

. >> i'm bill griffith. it's not happening right now to green territory.s week talking about where's the next catalyst going to be? this market clearly looking for direction from something. we have got the earnings behind us. the fed meetings are behind us. the election behind us. when's ahead of us? >> well, if there's anything notable that's happened lately, that's oil. because now it's brent dropping below to $80 level for the first time since december 2010 and makes a big difference to you at

. >> i'm bill griffith.popping gdp number this morning but not enough to give stocks a pop today. 3.9% for gdp. revision. much higher than expected. >> a lot of that was consumption. maybe it is the lagging effect with the data coming in and looking back saying, hey, lower oil prices helped. >> noted economist of pantheon says he feels the u.s. economy is about to break out in

. >> i'm bill griffith. we are positive for all the major averages but not by a whole lot and likely not in the cards for the cable stocks. that group hit hard because of the president saying today in china he wants to regulate the internet like a public utility. that a good or bad idea? voices on both sides of that issue. we have the latest and you get to chime in on who's right in that battle, as well. you can see on an otherwise up day, all the table stocks are lower. >> the president in china at a quick summit announcing a visa program that's expanded and on the same day china is the top suspect in a massive hacking attack on the u.s. postal service affecting more than 800,000 postal workers. can we have truly normal economic relations with china while they continue to hack america at will, seemingly? >>> looking for one great holiday deal this year, don't look for it on black friday. that's right. turns out the best deals come on a different day. which one? which one? we'll tell you later. >> not one i

. >> i'm bill griffith. we will have more on the oil story and midterm elections and how they intersect. gasoline prices below $3 a gallon in parts of the country. unemployment nationally below 6%. the economy growing at a respectable pace and democrats expected to lose power in the senate tonight. why the economic diskent in this election? >> we do have several special guests coming up for this election day, including afl-cio head and two key congressmen. tom price and kiss van hollen. that's all coming up. >> investors continue to vote yes on alibaba. that stock soaring today after meeting expectations on earnings. this company now has a higher multiple, higher market capitalization than wall administrator. >> probably higher multiple, too. >> yeah. i'm sure it does, as a matter of fact. but is it justified? we'll talk about that coming up, as well. >> here's the markets right now. final hour of trade on this mid ferm tuesday and the dow slightly higher after spending the morning in the red. higher by 22 p

. >> i'm bill griffith. it's not happening right now to green territory. third day this week talking about where's the next catalyst going to be? this market clearly looking for direction from something. we have got the earnings behind us. the fed meetings are behind us. the election behind us. when's ahead of us? >> well, if there's anything notable that's happened lately, that's oil. because now it's brent dropping below to $80 level for the first time since december 2010 and makes a big difference to you at the pump. keep an eye out for gas prices to fall. >> interestingly, not putting much downward pressure on the stock market. also, commodity futures trading commission head timothy mass 5 2k joins us after announcing the settlement with the banks. there are some smoking gun chat room messages you have to see on this story which has some wondering why the penalties announced were not greater. we'll get into that and more with timothy massad coming up momentarily. >> two earnings are out in an hour. cisco and jcpenney. we'll bring you the numbers that c

. >> i'm bill griffith. first day of trading for november, november is upon us. >> tell us you won't grow a beard. >> i don't think they'd let me. >> only one way to find out. >> i've asked. an hour to go. we'll take you to the close. election day is tomorrow. investor -- new investor pulse survey of blackrock says 1 in 4 think the economy and job market are improving even though by most metrics they are. is that why democrats stand to lose ground if the polls are believed to be? we have more on what the survey says of blackrock's rob capito joining us. >> don't look now but the s&p is close to posting double-digit ganl this is year. what about hedge funds and actively managed mutual funds? the way a lot of folks are invested in this market. the news isn't so good for them. we'll take a closer watch. >> tim cook promising the apple watch and maybe not now until springtime. i thought it was now, as a matter of fact. what's delaying the apple watch or was the spring that cook mentioned early next year? we'll t

. >> i'm bill griffith. we honor those who have served our country. we thank them for that service. >> absolutely. >> and by the way, that means the banks are closed. bond market is closed. school is out. >> and yet -- >> what are we doing here? >> i asked art cashin this very question this morning. lyndon, columbus and veterans day they don't celebrate. hasn't for years. >> capitalist must trade today. and in fact, they are trading and trying to get the major averages back in positive territory right now. the dow down 17 points. been another one of those days we don't see a lot of volatility and talking with jeremy siegel on where he sees stocks going. he is one of the most bullish analysts out there, agretszively moving his targets higher and higher. he said dow 18,000 early on this year and looking dicey early in october. and now he says a real shot to hit that by the end of the year and his thoughts on the market and from there. >> the fallout of president obama's push to regulate the internet, it continues at a fast and furious pace. question is

. >> i'm bill griffith and starting with upbeat music here on this show. market trying to end on a positive note. bull market firmly intact here especially after what many are calling a goldilocks-like jobs number. below expectations but the previous two months saw revision higher. so we'll take a closer look at where stocks may be heading into the new week. >> yeah. there were a lot of good details in that report. also, oil rebounding a bit here getting close to that $80 a barrel level and that's a relief to gary evans. his company has a lot riding on shale and sinking prices could be a huge issue for those like him. he joins us exclusively coming up. >> great story. >>> can you hear that echo? well, never mind, because it can hear you. amazon's new echo. you haven't heard about it? quietly introduced yesterday and promises to be an in home assistant to respond to the voice commands. if you have sy ri on the iphone, do you need that? stock continues to lag. a lot may be riding on the surprise new device. what it's about and what it means and brings to the

. >> i'm tyler matheson in for bill griffith. the markets continuing to hover. oil settling about $75 a barrel even with a bit of a bounce back today and keeping our eye on both of those numbers in this final hour of the trading week. kelly? >> we are also watching apple. that stock continues to reach new heights and right now looking at the price it would be trading, get this, at about $800 a share. 113 here. can it keep marching higher? we'll take a closer look coming up. >> nba commissioner adam silver shocking and i do mean shocking the sports world in support of gambling. joe torre joins us with his thoughts later on in the program. >> looking forward to that, tyler. i think some of the guys might be able to stick around for it. that's next hour w. an hour to go, here's the dow off 34 points. s&p giving up about 2. nasdaq slightly positive. apple's performance, of course, is helping today. >> and joining us, sal caltrinni, christine short and rick santelli. welcome one and all. sal, let's begin with you. >> sure. >> you sound like a lone voice out there ins

. >> i'm bill griffith. a large caps not moving much. technology's doing pretty well and nasdaq up 35 points, a pretty good gain, as well, today. and the transports, oil's lower again. so the transportation average, dow transports up 60 points and i think that's a record again. we have a very mixed market in today's trade here. >> that's for sure. >> four days until black friday. we have some special things planned for black friday. >> yes, we do. >> what if we told you it's here? at least if you want the best deals, more evidence that the calendar is moving up in a fast way in the holiday shopping season. we'll get to that coming up here. >> also more fallout of the epic storm in northern buffalo. the meltoff complicating and bracing for another possible winter storm an coming on wednesday. just as millions are hitting the road, the rails and the air for thanksgiving travel. live reports on both developing situations. >> yes. never easy. also developing, a shake-up at the pentagon. you probably have heard by now chuck hagel is out as de

. >> i'm bill griffith. rather eye popping gdp number this morning but not enough to give stocks a pop today. 3.9% for gdp. revision. much higher than expected. >> a lot of that was consumption. maybe it is the lagging effect with the data coming in and looking back saying, hey, lower oil prices helped. >> noted economist of pantheon says he feels the u.s. economy is about to break out in a big way in 2015. he'll be here to explain why and what it could mean for the markets, as well. >> speaking of the markets, 24 hours from now much of the country in the grip of a winter storm that could literally hitting at the worst possible time. for anyone trying to get home for thanksgiving. guys down here thinking it may be affecting volumes. we'll have the latest on how bad the storm will be, how long to last and where exactly it will hit. >> also, the other story we're all keeping an eye on at this hour. law enforcement officials in missouri are bracing for what many fear could be a second night of violent protests.

. >> i'm bill griffith and so am i. stock market seesawing right now. we would have thought that the minutes from the federal reserve es's most recent meeting would move the market one way or the other. >> sort of did. sometimes this is what's so interesting. tend the move the market more the day before or within the week or so after as people figure out what they might have really meant. right now the dow as you mentioned off about 27 points. >> guys standing by to help us figure out all of that including james grant, the author of course of grant's interest rate observer, noted fed critic with his take on what the fed is hinting at these days and sounding the alarm on the petrabras scandal. >> he's coming right up. also a closer look at the red hot commercial real estate market here in this country and whether it's already becoming too hot. leading towards a dangerous bubble. that could and might sound familiar wreck havoc on the economy if it pops. investment of china, russia and now canada. a special report of where things stand in this space and wh

. >> i'm bill griffith. markets holding up reasonably well, kind of. japan's economy in recession. the final hour of trading with the very latest and then there's jpmorgan who's saying that out with a note saying that the u.s. stock market is overvalued where the european market may be undervalued. they're -- they like one. they don't like the other. >>> coming up, big ackman losing the bid of allergen and over $2 billion on the deal. that's why the ceo said he's still suing for the back room tactics and valiant hear what was said and if there's moves to close that loophole to engineer a scenario in the first place where he won no matter the outcome. >> fascinating story. i mean, just outwitted everybody on that one. was it ethical? >>> elon musk warned here that robots may turn on humans. he said it with a straight face. now, he says it could happen this decade. and by my calculation we have about five years left in this decade. we'll tell you why elon is moving up the timetable and look at how real the threat of robots to hubls really is. >> yeah. the story -- yeah. strange times

. >> i'm bill griffith. we'll take you through the final hour of trade before the thanksgiving holiday own not a lot of trading going on because of that. you're looking at live at pictures outside our headquarters at cnbc in northern new jersey. i mean, it is not a lot of snow but enough to disrupt travel in the northeast. this hour, you have cancelations. airports are being impacted. right? >> train travel. a lot of people on the roads. please be care flg, everybody. the weather, of course, impacting airports in a big way. more and more flights canceled or delayed as people try to get home for the holidays. we'll bring you live reports from several key areas affect bd i the storm. >> meantime, tensions still running high right now even on the eve of thanksgiving in ferguson, missouri. there's now a much bigger law enforcement presence there. but that's too late for many store owners who are still picking up the pieces from the riots earlier this week and we'll speak to the owner of a cell phone store. been