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cigna. >> stephen: welcome back.ight says that abandoning capitalism is the only way to save the planet. i say let the free market decide which economic system we abandon. please welcome naomi klein! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> stephen: naomi, thanks for coming back. been a while. nice to see ya. young latey, award winning author, best known for the shock doctrine, and you have a new book called "this changes everything: capitalism versus the climate." >> yep. >> stephen: why are you attacking capitalism and what the hell does it have to do with the climate? >> capitalism is attacking us. >> stephen: capitalism made this show possible! (laughter) capitalism is the profit, the grease that turns the wheel of progress! >> capitalism has been good for -- >> stephen: me. >> you. >> stephen: yeah. >> and this is part of the reason why people like you deny climate change. >> stephen: it's happening, i just don't know if we need to do anything about it. >> exactly, okay. so the problem is that capitalism is a machine based on

i'm not sick i'm not sick she's perfectly healthy cigna covers preventive care.hat's having your back. (cheers and applause) >> jon: my guest tonight, retired four-star generics served as commander-in-chief of centcom, book is called "before the first shots are fired: how america can win or lose off the battlefield." welwelcome back to the program, general tony zinni! general! ♪ (cheers and applause) >> jon: sir, i am stunned. the book is called "before the first shots are fired." how could you have known that the united states would find itself in armed conflict? (laughter) >> well, it was not hard, since we have been at it. and in the last 25 years ever since the end of the cold war, we've never figured out what this world is about and our place and role is in it and we keep stumbling through and stumbling into many of these armed conflicts and actually making the situation worse. what we've inherited today is largely because we intervened in places without a strategy and a clear understanding of what we needed to do if we needed to do anything. >> jon: so in s

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apple, the biggest shiner of the day apart from cigna. the big halo from the record sale not extending to all cup exponents. quaalcomm is one of the winners today. the plant, none of them seems to be reaping the benefits of that apple halo being in the iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus. >> thank you very much. bob is here and it is an interesting day down 80 points now. >> i'm calling it a lousy day for global growth. outside of the weakness that we are seeing in the internet stocks and some of the momentum names there is your global growth slow down concern. here you look at gasoline down 2%, texas crude, nickel, copper all down right across the board. when you get that you get shipping companies, big shipping companies, front lines and eagle bulk shipping. they add a shipping. these guys ship dry goods around the world and liquid goods around the world. you get iron ore stocks and steel stocks down 3% or 4%. all on the weak side and of course emerging markets. we can buy south africa today. there it is. australia, brazil, china and there is th

. >> we're buying more cigna today. >> metlife.s going higher. >> netapp, i bought it today. >> and joey. >> i am long charles schwab, buy it. >> that does it for us. tomorrow we are at the new york stock exchange, post 9 for the big alibaba ipo. we will see you all then. have a great rest of the day, and "power" starts now. >>> we have a very busy hour of developing stories. on my left, the markets moving up, 95 points on the dow. on my right, we have scotland, the vote is under way. we will get to michelle caruso-cabrera in edinboro in one minute. first, though, to sue as stocks climb. sue. >> and we're green across the board, ty, with the dow jones industrial average almost up triple digits on today's trading session. and all of the market indices are positive. bob pisani is right here on the trading floor with me. you know, there are a lot of reasons for this market to the upside, but everybody's saying it's alibaba. >> alibaba cures cancer

can you talk about that and the cigna skins as part of the labor force? know more movement more popped on the scene about two years ago. it was the result of the political tornado that the conservative government was expressing as a result of their super law army where they got it areaally every democratic with just to super bills come in they have more coming down the pipeline, no pun intended, and idle no more came from indigenous women who started organizing to try to organize harper's to stop agenda. and it took off on the internet. it went wild. within a matter of months, we achieved a day of action where we actually stopped every single train in the province of ontario. we closed down six border crossings to the united states all with just one arrest, which to mistreated the incredible might of indigenous social movements in canada. i think that the government of canada is very concerned about the indigenous social movements uniting with organized labor, uniting with the quÉbec student strikers movement and other social movements to a challenge the

so whether it's cigna, unh,et aetna they continue to work. >> stratus if you take a look at the lastne-month chart in this stock since the q 2 earnings numbers this stock has been on fire moving to the up side pushing near the 52-week highs. i haven't heard a lot of folks talking about this name. it actually trade on a 4 pe despite the fact they have much more industrial exposure. i think it's going higher. >> not so fast, pete. >> geez, thanks a lot. >> mr. confident. our traders are quick but they're not always right. in august pete made a bearish call on groupon. >> what we're seeing in the stock market is the reaction what we're hearing from them people don't believe it this store line. i expect this to test the 52 week lows very soon. >> and i'm really bearish on stuff, right? i get accused of being mr. bull. full of bull sometimes, too. groupon. >> you're fooled on this one? >> i'm surprised. i'm wrong on this name. i unfortunately wasn't involved i was make, commentary about it. it certainly has surprised to me the move to the upside. when i look at pes that are in the stratos

we saw an earnings call last week from cigna, aetna, both talked about the importance of having flexibilityd networks, and how they're aco worked, which they're busy creating acos, in conjunction with their insurance activities, that those become examples of products. and i think teddy, i saw your state now or the chinese plan in san francisco. you're going to create these plans in local areas that have a select network that works in that local area, and if i'm an exchange director i want those on my exchange. again, not as the only product, but i do want them. in some ways, the insurers are going to have to be pushed in to creating these products. in massachusetts, it was the legislature that had to say we want all the insurers to offer a product with lower price point with a narrower network because we want that choice available. so, i think all of that is important here. it's intended for price competition, but it's also key to managed care and improving the quality of the aaa and improving the quality at the same time you're reducing the costs. the way in which networks are managed are