so you are here in the white house visitor's center which is theme at clee based around five differentthemes to understand the white house story. it is a home, so it's obviously home to the first family, it is an office for the president, it also, too, is a stage that we as a nation, we celebrate great events there, obviously state arrivals, events as well take place there like the white house easter egg roll. it is also, too, a park. it is part of a national park and we are proud as a national park service to consider it as such. and also, too, it is a museum pause the white house collection is inside the whitehouse and that helps to tell the story of the first family's connection with the structure and also to the story of our nation alongside it. located directly behind me is a scale model of the whi

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our skies are clee and right now in philadelphia but when we went on the air at 4:00 this morning it was 61 degrees. it's down to 57 now. and still falling in parts of the northerly wind that will keep things cooler. clear past the com past center on the way to a sunny day. these temperatures will be climbing but it's not going to be the big warm-up we had yesterday. yesterday afternoon we were 20 degrees warmer than we are now. up to 77 degrees. today we'll be heading back into the 60s. 55 degrees at 8:00, by 11:00, plenty of sunshine but the wind out of the north and that's really going to hold temperatures back. 57 degrees at 11:00, by 2:00 we'll be in the low 60s. and i don't expect it to get a lot warmer for today or for the weekend. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back. right now jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we're watching the new jersey turnpike right now, bill. for an accident scene out in the new jersey northbound which is exit 541 no problems though with the lane restrictions, all lanes open to traffic, that is just

clee in this business.een share buy backs come back a lot but believe that the dividend is safe going forward and seeing a 3% plus yield there. >> tony, i know you cover apple, we are watching that closely today as we get guidance from verizon on q4 unit growth. they say lower year on year. are you taking anything away from that? >> i don't think that's unrealistic. i mean, the preponderance of apple's growth has come from china. there was a comment by verizon about strength of iphone in china. it's possible we could see mature carriers down particularly this quarter. last year was a fantastic launch, a lot of excitement going into the launch. so on net i wouldn't say that that's particularly surprising. >> just on ibm, just to finalize how to play the stock, i guess i'm just wondering how much. bad news is priced in. the stock is near 20-year low, analysts are overwhelmingly bearish. at some point does this become a contrarian play that you want to buy ahead of any fundamental turn around? >> i certainly t

the other thing i will point out with exxon and chevron, it gives them a chance to sin thet clee play they make their money doing that so they double dip basically in terms of energy and with yield. >> that i get but then we just showed two stocks that they are buying that aren't doing so well and that would be apple and gopro. >> correct. >> what do you neighboring maik that have? >> apple is a retail perennial favorite, it's our number one held stock at td ameritrade. you see a lot of retail investors who may not have that big an interest in the rest of the market, they have an interest in apple. with gopro once it got down to its ipo price, people were like this is not just a play on cameras, this a media play. the gopro channel, it's fascinating, you find yourself watching for a long period of time. so i do think as you saw the media stocks people started to nibble at those with disney and netflix, this is just an extension of a media play and a stock down to it's ipo. >> maybe it's an indication where they are going to send their holiday shopping money. >> you can watch a guy on

number one, that hispanics vote primarily monolith clee. absolutely false. that immigration is their big issue. these things have been pushed so hard on the media and by a lot of people who want to see open borders that they have gotten a lot of republicans to pie in, including jeb bush. in fact -- in fact, hispanics vote the way they vote on the same -- for the same reasons that other people vote. poll after poll after poll shows it's jobs, it's the economy, immigration is way at the bottom. >> but congressman -- >> terry, we have to go. very quick last word. >> it's going to be very hard to get hispanics and latino voters talk to you when you are talking only about deporting their families. we need to build consensus and build a path to legal status. >> we will have more on this in a couple weeks. hot push u. appreciate. it. again, we will continue to hear more of this debate in the weeks as we head up to that event. october 28th right here on cnbc. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern time don't miss a moment. >>> the data storage market is hot with pure

. >>> apple has released its newest ios 9.1, a couple of bug fixes but notice clee blue emojis, thoseacos and burritos. these are northern california burritos not those lame southern california burritos. the way buff reit toes that god intended. >> as long as they don't have shigella. do they have an emoji for that? >> actually, they probably do. >> they do. >> let's not go there. >> i'm happy because they have new weather emojis, too. they have partly cloudy and sunny and all of us weather people are rejoicing today. >> there are so many of them you can have an entire text conversation in just emojis. >> i do that with a friend of mine. >> my daughter does that. >> i'm going to do that weather forecasts, too. just show you the icon and some clouds, i don't need to talk. >> please to do. >> we are taking a live look at san jose. a clear start to the morning. we will have a lot going on here because the niners game happening today and just in time for rush hour. mike will keep you updated on that. the forecast is going to be great. 76 degrees at 5:00 and by 9:00 it's 70 degrees. a ligh

by the way, fallon's former colleagues include billy crystal and john clees. bizarre story. we'll tell you why a rhode island family is suing a movie company after their home was featured in a horror film. >>> plus, one man racking up quite the late fee with this library book, he returned it 63 years late. wait until you hear what the fee was and the reaction he got from the library. >> chris: a few scattered through about lunchtime. drier and milder this afternoon. >> announcer: now 7 weather with meteorologist chris lambert. >> chris: good morning, everyone. we have tracked a few showers that have rolled through the last couple of hours. still to to the -- spotty showers. a little bit of a break in the city itself. down through duxbury and over to scituate, a couple more showers rolling on through. they're spotty in nature out through worcester county and back through western mass and western connecticut. there is a renewed batch of some scattered showers across western new england. so we'll keep the chance for a couple of the scattered showers to work on through through a

why do they have to keep that sword of dam ma clees ever present when nobody believes they are goingdo it in the market. no interest rate rises. go rally, go create jobs. why don't they do that? >> they deep stressing that they are data dependant. the data is actually quite good. since the september meeting, we have had a mixed bag of data. the unemployment claims that just came out are in a nice channel downward. yet, you will get a couple numbers that are disruptive. so perhaps the way that the fnc has expressed themselves. if you try to fine-tune things a little bit too much, even though the fed has futures in september, for example, apply to low probability to their moving, almost every funds manager, almost every operator on the street that i spend time with and everyone that you would know, simon, actually expected they might take that first step. it will still be hyper accommodating monetary policy even if they move 25 basis points. there seems to be a sense, what i am picking up, not what i am arguing my is he, thself, that is in charge haof the fed rathe than the fed control

clee skies out there. that's going to be the story through the day. lovely and cool. real nice day today. chilly this morning, but that's what it's going to be like from here on out. a spritz or shower late tonight into early friday. that as a system begins to push on through, opening the door to some cool, canadian air. it's a drier system than we originally thought. that's the good news. brisk and chilly over the weekend. really brisk and really chilly. we'll tell you how much in just a little while. all right. 64, normal high. 66 is what we're going to get to today. temperatures around the area in the 50s in the immediate metropolitan region with a couple high 40s in places like staten island. cooler yet as you go to far north and west. we are going to see nice sky conditions today. all the clouds from yesterday pushed on out. as we head from today into tonight and the overnight, that's when we'll begin to see some clouds and that little bit of moisture push on through. behind it, much cooler air on our way into the weekend. windier conditions. today, abundant suns

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i can they have done an incredible job, their subscriber uptake globally, dommist clee, ability to raisees, ability to get viewership that puts them on barp with the ratdings of the big prod r broadcast networks in the united states. they have been a powerhouse. everyone else is small compared to them. they are the leader in entertainment. sports i think is different. i think netflix will have a part-time getting into that and espn is the next espn and the nfl reins supreme across broadcast. in the entertainment part you have some trouble. there's a lot of questions among investors about the durability of the traditional tv network stock given the reliance of audiences that are watching netflix for entertainment. >> why don't you walk us through how you view the landscape and the winners. is it all about who owns the content or could cbs be a winner as well. >> the winners are going to include the major content companies that will likely remain at the top of the food chain. you heard the phrase content is king. we actually have a buy recommendation a lot of the premiere content companies

if something like that started to get rid clee price nood bank stocks would that have much further to fall or do you think that a lot of pessimism is priced in. >> they are down 3%, we saw them down 6% from the highs earlier this year, they are off about 3% from where they were. i think there is more room to the down side. certainly the banks if conditions continue to disappoint or deteriorate. when the fed came out and said that their inflation target of 2% is not likely to be hit until 2018, wow. i mean, that's stunning. that tells us -- i mean, you are not going to have 2% inflation for over two years. that's got to bring your expectations a bit lower. >> peter, there is a line that's used in virtually every john wayne western and it goes like this, there are two cowboys sitting around the campfire late at night and one says, sure is quiet and the other says, yeah, too quiet. this market the last couple of days has within questionnairely traded on quiet volume. i know it was a holiday yesterday but stood it's not. are they waiting for earnings? >> the way i see it and i think that

are pretty i'm proven i wished, heavily latino and black populations there that are socioeconomic cleeed. this move is interesting because around three, four years ago a friend of mine who teaches at a private school that serves disadvantaged kids in that area said that mark zuckerberg visited her classroom, very low profile, didn't say anything to the kids, just observed. the kids didn't know who he was, but he has been paying attention to this issue for a long time. a few years back one of his initiatives was to get out and meet somebody new from the community on a regular basis. that school by the way, east side college prep just cut its fifth grade so it's not serving younger kids anymore, this school will slide in and serve an important community. there have been rumbling about google looking into making a move like this. zuckerberg and facebook not alone. expect there will be more news later this month about more tech companies getting heavily involved in education. i will just say that much. we will have more news for you down the line, kelly. >> that's a tease. jon, before you

meeting and everybody thought they weren't going to raise rates the market sold some pretty drachlt clee. it's amazing how quickly sentiment changes in this market now, especially you could track that all the way back to all 8th when china devalued their currency. i will tell you where we're set up. if you look at the major charts and indexes in the u.s. this is now the third attempt we have made since august 24th to get back above that 2011 trend line. you hear me talk about it a lot. if we can get up there and sustain that hold we think we can get the s&p back up to the 2035 level. what's helping a lot is the transports are rallying hard, particularly the airlines, we saw the transports lead the market down, we see volume building into those shares, they will lead us up. >> i'm looking at this s&p 500 chart right there. doug gordon, when i see that year to date chart it's kind of hard because we're showing it on the small screen but we have taken back half of those very fast declines that we saw in august. is this selloff over? are we going back or are we just testing levels that mean

if you're trying to strategic clee reshape a company and you have a piece of that -- that's performingll while the rest of it is struggling at what point is that enough for investors to hang on, believe in the company, believe in the executive, believe in the turn around story? >> it comes down to time and price. is this enough here? people have left this for dead. when i talk to the big tmt investors they say one quarter is good show me two quarters that are surprisingly good i'm going to get very interested in owning this long-term. >> chipotle numbers just hitting the street. $4.59 on the earnings per share is a miss relative to the $4.62 estimate we have still up on the year but the shares sharply lower. down 6.5%. if you want to talk about a momentum name guys while this isn't a tech play it certainly has been in that cot gear. look at the price still, $660 a share there. a miss on the bottom line by 3 cents for chipotle while it looks like the revenues are matching $1.22 billion that makes it a 12% gain on the year. i mean all right, let's get to morgan present then. thank you fo