. >>> as we head to break, watching shares of clorox popping in the pre-market. maker of brita filters to glad bags posting 50% earnings against consensus. the take from the quarter and the standout from p&g. offsetting higher materials and shipping costs clorox is peinexctg higher margins this year. "wex" is back after this stay with us ll prescription-str? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. >>> the nasdaq set to pull a u-turn after the best start of the year since "jaws" topped the boxes office. >>> the losses fueled by the a team amazon, apple and alphabet we dig into the numbers to see if it is doom and gloom. >>> and fueling are yreturn to office people are ditching the remote and heading back to their desk it is friday, february 3rd you are watching "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan thank you for waking up with us. let's get to the markets and see how they are shaping up. you see futures are starting off in the red dow could open up 100 points lower. the nasdaq down more

. > >>> clorox is leading the s&p 500, with earnings coming in 51% above estimates. gross profit marmgens were up year over year, as well. so clorox shares, so fresh, so clean, up 7.5% now let's send it over to tyler. >> nice and clean, those are my middle names here's what is happening public trust in the police have sunk following the beating of tyre nichols by police officers in tennessee only 39% of people say they are confident that police are trained properly to avoid using excessive force. the poll found 41% say police treat whites and blacks equally. >>> the triple crown winning horse trainer bob bafford is in court today, trying to overturn a suspension to run horses this year at the kentucky derby churchill downs imposed a ban after one of his horses failed a drug test after winning the derby in 2021. the horse was disqualified >>> and the agricultural department, proposing new tradition standards for school meals, including the first-ever limits on added sugars, and a significant cut in the amount of sodium if approved, the new rules would be phased in ove

. >> you know who's better than alphabet clorox >> clorox did have a nice guide. we'll get to that.e'll get to ford this morning, farley making some interesting comments about cost structure. we'll get to tesla news, nordstrom, qualcomm, starbucks, and this jobs number, 7,0 5100 jobs in january. futures a bit red. we're back in a moment piece. let me bring in my expert. mmm so many scratches... oh those are from my car keys. - such a rich history. - yeah. this won't do well at auction. but at at&t, it's worth a brand-new samsung galaxy s23. - wait really? - mmhmm. what about this? at&t's deal is back. - wow. pre-order a free samsung galaxy s23 with a galaxy phone trade-in. any year, any condition. >>> ford is down sharply in the premarket, down 8% company did miss on the bottom line, although revenues beat this is what jim farley told our phil lebeau about what went wrong in the quarter >> we lost about 100,000 units of production, and that's very material for us, came in late in the quarter. most of it is chips, but some, new supply issues that you could say, hey, that's just bad l

stuart: clorox, remember that, during the pandemic? they were hot.more prices until june. there will be more layoffs and listed their annual profit forecast. stuart: we had a terrific jobs report first thing this morning. i expect president biden to take a huge victory lap, 570,000 jobs in one month. mark meredith at the white house will take a victory lap, isn't he? i am sorry, griff, it is you. >> reporter: happy friday. we are waiting for president biden to make remarks and take that victory lap, but why exactly he is about to head to the city of brotherly love, philadelphia, biden is gearing up for reelection campaign. even his outgoing chief of staff, ron klain, said the quiet part out -- out loud, he's looking for to helping his boss with the campaign. 's latest poll shows the president has more work to do. you see a trend that has been familiar the better part of the last year and that is his overall job performance at 45%. that is relatively the same but when you dive into the actual issues, majority of voters disagree on the handling of ever

consumer staples, also slumping and down today on a big up day general mills, campbell's soup, l clorox-cola down frothy now s&p trading significant multiple almost 19 times forward earnings and, kelly, i have a feeling we're very, very close to a market top moveup here, intraday moves rather extreme in the last four or five days back to you. >> very interesting. thank you, bob. >>> a check of the bond markets, too, rick sansantelli, how's aco look out there in chicago? >> like central banks aren't the most popular investment counselors on the planet for sure two dap of two-year notes you realize knee-jerk reaction after the 2:00 fed statement and 25 basis point increase 4.25 hov others 4.08 and well off the yields look at 10s. sell below 3 lowest yield close in nearly five months. not that far away. big move if you think there are big moves here, look at boom deals in europe they dropped over 20 basis points a huge historic move they're said to a bank increased 50 basis points. look what's going on in the uk, the ten-year guild closed a whisker under 3% down a bit over 30, 3-0, basis p

not clorox but what you put on your face appeared like a bag of wipes. >> tom: jesse, you don't think have box cutters. >> jesse: box cutters, matches, dirty rubber bands. [overlapping voices] >> jesse: it goes in the junk drawer. [overlapping voices] >> tom: shannon. >> you don't even have a junk drawer. >> shannon: we might have started early on friday. every junk drawer has batteries, right? double, 9-volt and all of that. >> tom: you don't even know. one more, c wells, what do you think you could listen to what song all over again, that is a weird question, jessica? >> jessica: i don't even know what to say. what about def leppard. one of the greatest songs. >> tom: they say what is your favorite song, right? because i don't think the first time you heard that song it was special. >> jesse: this question is way too over my head. >> tom: judge, your favorite song? >> judge jeanine: either whitney houston or aretha franklin, belt went out. that is my life's -- >> jesse: i will go with whitney. >> tom: def leppard. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ dancing is everything. soccer is the

stocks clorox and in june and various different pharmaceutical companies. the other side of the capitol, senator josh hawley says it's basically a legal version of insider trading. the truth is that a lot of the information that members of congress get isn't technically insider information. but yet it's still really beneficial. if you want to try to make a buck on the stock market spanberger and holly's bills, band members, spouses and dependent children as well from investing for reasons like this in march of 2020, the wife of former congressman alan lowenthal sold all her boeing shares. >> just one day before the house committee, he sits on disclosed damaging information on the boeing 7.37. jets. that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight. interesting stuff. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 10, a warning for drivers hitting the roads this holiday weekend. how much you can expect to pay to fill up. plus, a heads up free spay bart riders. the agency says some trains will not be running this weekend. kron 4 news at 10 returns in just a moment. gas prices

. >> i am very worried it's run by the great ben in clorox a terrific way by the way, how about lindaays before we jump he's the thoughtful person on the show and tell us how they are doing it let's not pull the trigger until then mark in new jersey, mark >> caller: hey, jim. i wanted to see what you think about afc space mobile trading around $6. >> only for just a huge amount of speculation, i mean huge because i think that's a tough one to own and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightening round is sponsored by t.d. amer ameritrade coming up, today's job number turned plenty of frowns upside down but a bear is a fool fool's errand. cramer goes the first time your sales reached 100k was also the first time you hit this note... ( screams in joy) save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. . >>> is this a great country or what there are rare moments when common sense intervenes the stock market today

we're talking coke, we're talking clorox michael farr, what do you think about this initiation for consumer staple stocks the call from the analysts is commodity prices are going down but pricing power is remaining the same >> i think it's a good call, and i think it's a good call for two reasons. there's a lot about -- it pains me to say this, frank, there's a lot about what weiss says that makes sense. i'm sorry. please don't ever write that down >> hold on michael, give me a second. does it pain you to say it because you're so accustomed to being wrong and being right agreeing with me is that why it pains you. >> you know, it's that i have a record of being right so much of the time, weiss, and that you don't, that when i agree with you this way, i know -- >> that's actually not true. >> but, frank -- >> please continue, mike >> if we see the economy getting a little more difficult, right, seeing the economy having more difficulty and the fed staying there, the procter & gambles, the pepsi-colas that i do own, get you through a recession. i think steve is right we're going to have one. i

i like to be a classy lady and tape for wrapping the presents and like wipes like not but not clorox. i mean, you could put on your face like like a makeup wipe or really if i don't makeup, i just i don't think makeup should be in a junk. it's junk. you've got to have, you know, box cutters and things like that. yeah. box cutters, matches. yes. yes. dirty rubber bands. yes. yes. those coins that the police give you and you feel a crunch and the challenge goes in the in the junk drawer. >> well, where do you go to 30% ? i don't know. whatever you are. oh, you know, all this stuff i kill switch. >> i don't even think i think you don't even have a junk. >> i like how we are calling it a junk drawer. we started early here on friday. so every junk drawer has batteries, right? >> oh, heffel, double ninefold. >> all of that. yeah, a lot of them don't even know. okay, one more c see, wells says, what song do you wish you could listen to for the first time all over again? >> i think that's a weird question, jessica. yeah, i don't even know what to say. >> do you? who wants to buy def leppard f

you could just solve it with a light bulb going into your body somewhere or drinking some time of clorox. they've dismissed the science behind masking and social distancing. they dismissed peer-reviewed science and condemned dr. fauci, who is an american hero. the centers for disease control and prevention says that over 500 americans are dying each day from covid. i believe in science. i believe in specialists. i believe in doctors. c.d.c. are the specialists here. my colleagues on the other side are very concerned about china, but now they're not concerned about china which has one of the biggest covid problems of any place on the globe having visitors come to our nation without having been vaccinated. this is a threat to the health of the american people directly from china. they're concerned about china but not now. i would submit most of my colleagues on this side are vaccinated against covid, vaccinated against polio, vaccinated against all types of diseases but all of a sudden they don't want to have any authority for the c.d.c. to protect us from countries that don't have vaccina

you could just solve it with a light bulb going into your body somewhere or drinking some time of clorox. they've dismissed the science behind masking and social distancing. they dismissed peer-reviewed science and condemned dr. fauci, who is an american hero. the centers for disease control and prevention says that over 500 americans are dying each day from covid. i believe in science. i believe in specialists. i believe in doctors. c.d.c. are the specialists here. my colleagues on the other side are very concerned about china, but now they're not concerned about china which has one of the biggest covid problems of any place on the globe having visitors come to our nation without having been vaccinated. this is a threat to the health of the american people directly from china. they're concerned about china but not now. i would submit most of my colleagues on this side are vaccinated against covid, vaccinated against polio, vaccinated against all types of diseases but all of a sudden they don't want to have any authority for the c.d.c. to protect us from countries that don't have vaccina

kurt vonnegut said it was human excrement and clorox bottles.f the environmental agency. we're dealing with jimmy carter. he created fema, who was going in to help people in ohio now. we have dump sites all over america. this has been a botched job in ohio by about everybody. the bottom line is the crisis came, people are hurting, nobody is willing to drink the water, wildlife is dying. you'll have lawsuits galore, and there's not been somebody able to come out and tell people answers. somebody's kid is sick. people with asthmatic conditions say it's not that big a deal. it is a big deal. in the flint crisis, obama went there and drank of water. tell people if it is filtered, it is okay. we'll need a presidential or vice presidential moment there in ohio. >> douglas, so many of the major legislation that had been passed, it's bipartisan. republican presidents or a democrat president like jimmy carter certainly was a leader. what changed in the movement, in the political tenor, that made protecting the environment so politicized? >> nixon came in

stocks clorox and in june and various different pharmaceutical companies.capitol, senator josh hawley says it's basically a legal version of insider trading. the truth is that a lot of the information that members of congress get isn't technically insider information. but yet it's still really beneficial. if you want to try to make a buck on the stock market spanberger and holly's bills, band members, spouses and dependent children as well from investing for reasons like this in march of 2020, the wife of former congressman alan lowenthal sold all her boeing shares. >> just one day before the house committee, he sits on disclosed damaging information on the boeing 7.37. jets. >> all right. our pam moore takes us inside a special exhibit in oakland featuring activist angela davis. as we activist angela davis. as we continue our when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck, that's when you know, it's half-washed. downy has 7 benefits that condition and smooth fibers so clothes look newer, longer. feel the difference with downy. you didn't choose cat allergies. s