cabela for $5.5 billion. the shareholders will get to cash out which s -?the reason why the stock prics are rising. the company has three stores in our area. it's not clear how the stores will be getting a big boost as apart of a business festival taking over downtown denver. >> jason gruenauer is live at union station. the governor and the mayor will be involved with this. >>reporter: they are going to be here and involved, but the big fish is the man with the big check, and the big wallet. steve case, cofounder of aol and billionaire is going to be leading this eeent. it's called the rise of the reet tour. it's going to start with a bit of a bus tour that goes through successful small businesses start ups through the denver area, then 8 companies from right here in denver will maae their pitches for a $100,000 investment prize. so one of the finalist, if you want to advertiseeto millennials on college campus, flight ddsk has a solution. they're trying to make it eaaier for businesses to get their message to a college demographic and another finalist is called fair words. they check ccmmunications

s mark? >> mark: all right, jeff. outdoor retail rivals are joining together. bass pro-shops will acquire cabela's for $5.5 billion. this means two of the more well-known retailers for hunting and fishing equipment would combine. the cabela's chain has 85 stores and bass pro shops 25,000 stores and the 9 cities. no word yet if the deal might and tomorrow is taco day. tuesday as it also happens and this news comes on time. chore eiso is the newest item on the menu. the spicy sausage was a hit in markets this summer it will be made with responsibly raised chicken and pork. good to know. >> okay. we will take time out. tony and i will talk about the yesterday's browns game and what the nfl is saying today about it. >> put down the remote. tons of apps to help find your favorite shows. that's still to come. >>> also taking a look at 90 westbound here. a backup out there. we will keep an eye on that going throughout the rest of the afternoon for you. >> first alert traffic on clevelans (ingrid) i take pride in getting things done. cross and blue shield, and got the information she needed to make her best decision. she a

s&p droppedded seven and the nasdaq down by eleven. let check the average gas prices nationally. averaging 2.22 a gallon. here in new hampshire we're at 2.15. company cabela's. josh: the deal comes almost a year after cabela's admitted it was losing sales. in sidney, nebraska more than a third of the population works at the company's headquarters. they want to continue growing the brand along with bass. j. c. penney offering refunds to customers for certain towels and bedding sets while it tries to figuut knockoff brands. the linens were from the same supplier who prompted millions in refunds at target over sheets that weren't really the egyptian cot to be listed on the label. j. c. penney says there's no safety concerns with the linens, it just wants customers to have the option of returning them. jean: the fafsa has just been released and that's the main application for federal student loans. traditionally parents have to cakeses, but that was moved up this year giving families more time to compare financial aid offers. and facebook just unveiled a new feature allowing users to buy and sell locally. it's a separate section on the app called marketplace, f

last two years, share shares were going down -- cabela shares were going down. 15%.were up one retailer buying another retailer, you see that a lot. strategy?sxit >> the only other funded that was around was sycamore. seen this before when a strategic is competing with a private equity fund, they went through in these deals. sports authority went goodbye. what can we learn about the industry from this kind of merger? >> retailers come and go. best buy has come back from the brink. circuit city, prominent huge name 10 years ago, they don't exist. it is not just sporting goods, it is retailers in general. it shows the amazon world. they have made like really tough for anyone selling anything in a retail out led with all of the costs going into real estate. david: twitter is back in the news as well with news that google make a deal. one was on google. they handled -- they hired lazard. it seems like twitter is going to sell, whether it is in a couple of weeks or a month or so. there are big three prominent names vying for twitter. david: it is a big deal. we also had news overnight of henderson merging with janus capital driven by cost savings

cabelas. what should we be looking at this week on wall street? reporter: the of got a whole new round of economic data. also the direction question, where our stopped going? to she lower for the month of september, but if you look at this chart we have got for you, you are going to see that the movement for the month was just barely there. barely a negative. some strategists say it shows that september wasn't really as bad as thought. surely there was a lot of concern going into the end of the month on the banking situation. it shows that deutsche bank is not lehman. one strategist says the banks are in much better shape to withstand this. that will be a theme of this coming week. we will also be looking at some of the big reports, payroll data will be out. thervey by bloomberg saying u.s. added 175,000 workers in september, but factory activity likely stalled. yvonne: thank you so much. have's hong kong figures shown some resilience, considering the ends of strength. sentiment was partly below expectations. joining us is: graham, the chief investment officer. what you make of this survey? was it a disappointment or pretty much in line? guest: for us, it was p