here at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top five at 5 breaking news, nissan stock plunging reports its chairman carlos ghosn will be arrested in japan. the latest on the fast-moving story ahead. >>> opec is cutting it and oil is falling >>> the saudi crown prince did order the death of saudi reporter jamal khashoggi >>> facebook is at war >>> and british prime minister theresa may this morning backlash over its brexit plan. it is monday, november 19th. worldwide exchange begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning and welcome from wherever in the world you are watching i am brian sullivan. it is a very, very busy monday morning. we'll have more on the developing story from nissan a holiday shortened week here in the states markets are closed obviously on thursday for our thanksgiving holiday. that could bring more volatility in the beginning part of this week we are not seeing that right now. dow futures, little change to slightly higher. it is very early shortened week sometimes volatility does move we're going to

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he is atlantic council and cnbc contributor.d you think of the events over the weekend? >> i was with some top republicans here in washington last night and they were sort of shrugging their shoulders why president trump wouldn't go to the cemetery in the rain the american cemetery, one of the most famous battled for the freedom. and they don't understand for a president who understands optics why he would stay out of that. what it underscored is there is a growing rift between europe and the united states. a lot of european leaders are wondering what's going to come next from the united states. should they wait out president trump? is this going to be a permanent situation? to they have to await their own defense. there is a lot of gaming of how to protect it. our audience cares but with chinese president xi what's happening along those terms? >> it strikes me you have a situation where even if macron has somewhat of a victory, if you're actually looking where europe is, you have to worry a lot more about europe than you have t

good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc.ve from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. the u.s. equity futures on this cold and snowy morning here in times square are indicated lower. dow futures down by 71 points. that comes after a 208-point gain for the dow yesterday and a reversal of fortunes across the board. yesterday the s&p was up 28 points and the nasdaq was the best performer, it was up by 122 points this morning dow

welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's take a look at the u.s. equities this hour you will see things are indicated higher dow futures indicated up 250 points the s&p up 28 and the nasdaq indicated up by 106. this comes after some new lows that were set last week, at least month-long lows for the dow and the nasdaq the dow on friday closed at the lowest level since july 3rd. the s&p was at its lowest close since may 3rd. the nasdaq not at a month's long low but it is down 5% for the month of november so far and that's after dropping 9% for the month of october that shows you a little bit of the carnag

dan murphy of cnbc is live in dubai making his "wex" debut he has the latest. dan?, brian from market darling to damsel in distress i got off the stage talking to industry leaders and the outlook for cryptocurrencies and blockchain and also the head of cisco's blockchain unit. he said if we can learn anything from this most recent crypto collapse it's that there were no fundamentals on the way up or down his key learning from the price action we've seen in 2018 is that the reality is when you assess the fundamentals there's not a lot driving these markets. the bottom line emerging from the ashes from all of this is a renewed focus on the power and potential of blockchain which he says can change a number of seshgts and sectors in the future. we've seen bitcoin slump below $4,000 for the first time in 14 months there has been big declines here something for investors to follow around the world. >> certainly there has been. what a chart that is dan murphy, great to see you. >>> are you searching for optimism your next guest has three reasons why next year could be bul

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putin. >> reporter: richard engel, nbc news, kiev. >>> the president of vtb has told cnbc that russiarvive the toughest sanctions. he told cnbc that ukraine's behavior had been legal but provided no details about which laws he thought were broken. julianna tatelbaum is in moscow today. she conducted that interview his message seemed to be different than what we're getting out of kiev. >> absolutely. he strongly asserted his view that this is politically driven from the ukraine side noteding that president poroshenko's upcoming elections in march are a key driver as we saw in that clip from the ukraine president, this is a different message to what he has been pushing we have some footage from that interview. let's have a listen. >> i think it's in the interest of the whole world that russia and america have better relationship it would be unfortunate if it doesn't happen as far as the conference is concerned, you should look for somebody who benefits from this, and actually that's mr. poroshenko, the president of ukraine definitely the idea of his was to postpone elections. it looks l

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here's your cnbc news update at this hour.the trump administration demanding that correspondent jim acosta's press credentials be returned. they were revoked following the contentious news conference where acosta refused to give up the microphone when the president cut him off. >>> vice president pence arriving in singapore, he will attend the asean summit on behalf of the president. talks on a regional trade pact to further open markets in that region. >>> hundreds of california residents gathering in an auditorium to hear the latest on the camp fire. most were evacuees more than 40 lost their lives in the blaze, the deadliest in that state's history. >>> residents of thousand oaks remembering the 12 killed in last week's bar shooting they gathered at a makeshift memorial outside the bar that included mounlds of crosses featuring angel wings. that's the news update i will send it downtown to you >> thank you, sue herera. >>> trade discussions resume between the u.s. and china this week as they do, president trump's top trade

and those are your cnbc business headli headlines. laura and marcus, back over to you. >> thank you, frank. >> it's 4:40 now. coming up next on "today in the bay," we are tracking some major wildfires that are burning, both in northern and southern california. >>> and you can see and smell the smoke as you head out the door, as we look at the headlights that, is not fog, that is smoke, and we're going to have to breathe that in, as we field some cool temperatures this morning, but it will be warming up today. we'll talk about the temperatures and what else to expect, coming up next. >>> you can see the bay bridge from emeryville looks fine. twinkling. there's a lot of stuff in the air, you can't make anything beyond the closer buildings. we'll talk about what you'll see as far as your drive goes, coming up. >>> welcome back to "today in the bay." we are covering breaking news on this friday morning. two massive fires burning in southern california, one is the woolsey fire, where 8,000 acres have already been consumed. there's zero per

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good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc.e are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. the u.s. equity futures on this cold and snowy morning here in times square are indicated lower. dow futures down by 71 points. that comes after a 208-point gain for the dow yesterday and a reversal of fortunes across the board. yesterday the s&p was up 28 points and the nasdaq was the best performer, it was up by 122 points this morning down across the board. the dow futures down by 70 points s&p futures off by 10. nasdaq down by 62 as we slide into the end of this trading week look at what happened overnight in asia. the nikkei down by a half percent. stocks in china higher shanghai up by 0.4%. hang seng up by 0.3% and then in europe where you're seeing early trading activity taking place, things are flat to mixed. the cac and the ftse both relatively flat. dax is up by just over a tenth of a percentage point. italian stocks up by 0.25% the ibex in spain down by just

they did not comment when contacted by cnbc.either new york nor virginia have disclosed how much in tax breaks they offered to amazon. that will be a very big question in terms of how many jobs can be created. there had been a critical or critique of this whole process that amazon's gotten a free look, if you will, at different cities around the country. and sort of a better understanding than most companies about that >>> goldman sachs stock is rebounding slightly from yesterday's 7.5% slide the prime minister of malaysia telling cnbc that goldman cheated ma lay she ovlaysia oveb billions went missing from the fund u.s. prosecutors filed criminal charges against two former goldman sachs bankers earlier this month one pled guilty. there's been reports about meetings between various people with lloyd blankfein at one point and others >> the guy who pled guilty was the former chairman of southeast asia for goldman sachs you look through, he had hundreds of billions of dollars he had access to >> he has said -- he said repeatedly t

welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc.'m melissa lee along with joe kernen andrew ross sorkin is reporting live from the annual baron investment conference, he will join us in a bit with guest host ron baron. and i guess he will talk about tesla, which you eluded to >> maybe, maybe not. we'll see you later. >>> let's check the markets. joe mentioned the dow lower by triple digits. down 120 points. s&p looking to open lower by 15 1/2 nasdaq down by 62. still digesting the fed meeting yesterday where there were minor tweaks to the language, particularly concerning business investment we'll get to that in a moment. overnight in asia, that trajectory is still lower. the nikkei down by 1%. hang seng down by 2% shanghai down by 1.40% in europe, let's see if we're taking cues from the asian markets. we are we have red arrows across the board with the italian minute down by 1.25%. as for treasury yields, we're watching that closely. on the ten-year up to 3.22 or so right now at 3.028%. >>> shares of disney moving higher shares of

it's wednesday, november 14, 2018, you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning welcomeo "worldwide exchange." i'm dominic chu. brian sullivan is off today. it's stable for the time being right now if futures stay the way they are, you will see the dow open down by just about 10 points the s&p off by 4 the nasdaq off by 35 on the treasury side of things, more of that stability theme with ten-year u.s. treasury notes showing little movement at this point 3.14%. two-year treasury note yields ticking higher at just shy of 2.9% now that oil trade at one point early this morning we were plunging down for the 13th straight day. as you can see, we're seeing green arrows across the board. wti, 56.32 a 1% gain. ice brent crude about $66.59 a 1.75% gain let's go worldwide in asia, japan, the out-performer despite that nation's economy contracting last quarter the nikkei up about 0.2% germany reporting a slowdown last quarter gdp slipping 0.2%. elsewhere in europe you're seeing movement to the down side in those markets we're keeping a close eye on the currency market. today could

>>> watch it cnbc on apple tv view realtime screening, watch full primetime shows now your cnbc all in one place download cnbc on apple tv. >>> here are the stories coming up that may impact your money this week. on monday we'll see how the services is doing with the nonmanufacturing report. and who doesn't love a good doughnut be on the lookout for deals because monday is national doughnut day and get out vote the midterm elections are on tuesday. on thursday, we'll see if the federal open market committee plans to raise interest rates again. that announcement comes after a two-day meeting with the fed and then on friday, find out if there's inflation on the wholesale side. >>> axes and alcohol, it's the business behind stumpy's hatchet house. we went to one location to see what it was all about. ♪ >> it gets a lot of anger out. you can just really -- >> it's a little difficult but the first couple of tries you get the hang of it >> it's a little counterintuitive most people think you have to throw it as hard as you can, but when in reality, let the weight of the ax stick it to the wo

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it will be a big day today on cnbc, it's a big investment.ightly because they are launching the first ever pure ship lo shipload from the lower 48 of liquefied natural gas from cheniere energy. if you don't know about lng, this is what you need to know. this will be potentially the biggest global energy shift in 10, 20 years we have 1$100 billion in investment that is in the united states already you have shale boom, that's oil, but when you drill for oil, you kick off natural gas it's tied to that. new china ties, we talk about a trade war with china most of this lng will go to china. that will mitigate some trade issues, and a lot of people fear russia's influence we start shipping them natural gas, that could change that. here's the thing about lng there are currently three export terminals in the united states after today we will change that number to be four. one we're at will open up today. there are another 13 pending applications for export terminals and five in prefiling. three now, 18 to go. four after today there's a huge boom. whe

i'm sue herera here's your cnbc news update this hour. emergency crews in mississippi are assessing the damage left behind by a possible tornado this after a powerful storm moved through the area last night knocking down trees and power lines. so far a number of power outages as well as a gas leak have been reported >>> the japanese government is moving to strengthen alcohol checks for pilots following cases of crews being drunk ahead of takeoff the new measures will include introducing legal blood alcohol level limits and obligatory alcohol checks with breathalyzers. >>> investigating whether general motors should recall 1.7 million suvs due to windshield wiper failures they had recalled gmcs and chevrolet equinox in 2017 to address the problem. >>> and favorite story of the day, there she is, one of the winners of that massive $688 million powerball jackpot has stepped forward to claim her prize. the iowa single mom of three and grandmother of six says she initially thought she'd lost the ticket before her sister found it on the floor o

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." >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc.e're live from the nasdaq market site in times square, i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and roandrew ross sorkin we are starting out with crude oil this morning after yesterday's 7% slide in wti. crude oil down 25% as soon as the four-year high hit on october 3rd. look this morning at this point it's up by 12 cents, still sitting at $55 and change. looking at the u.s. equity futures they are indicated higher futures are up the dow up by 66 points. s&p futures up by 5 points the nasdaq on the flat line. sitting around all these issues. yesterday we were higher as we came in in the morning the dow was down 100 points. s&p off by 4 the nasdaq closed with the smallest move going back since 1980 it was by 0.006 lower. >> why did you look at me? y >> you would have known it >> i lived it. as i pointed out, there are advantages i lived through that fake moon landing. isn't it unbelievable? people think that? >> yeah. >> you can see the nikkei closed up by just over a tenth of a percentag

. >> what about when cnbc anchors drink a the perenya. >> it's capturing the seasonal strength of the stocks. >> mike always huss the actual answer to bring it back. thank you for joining us morgan. "fast money" begins now. >> "fast money" starts right now. live fl from the nasdaq market site over look times square. i'm melissa lee. our traders on the desk. tonight on fast, electric shock, g.e. falling 6% today as jp morgan says it's heading to $6 if you think the pain is over we tell you how to trade with limited risk plus semis slams and something happening next woke that could determine the fate of the group. we tell what you it is we start with what was shaping up to be the notify you are looking for blue skies and birds singing red october over it looked like the bull market was back we even got to the mid-terms unscathed. but the markets snapped back to reality. and the selling back we started to see some creeping in yesterday today the dow dropped 200 points the nasdaq down 2% worries about trade and fed continue to hit the market are we setting up for a year end selloff no mor

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. >> more to come, including the disney earnings call we have the highlights of that throughout on cnbc how did the show before us end who through to us tyler mathen >> is who picking up next. >> tyler math sfloon because "closing bell" is done "fast money" starts now. >>> and thank you guys "fast money" starts now live from the nasdaq market site overlooking times square i'm tyler mathisen in for melissa lee. i'm not in kansas. pete narj. brian kelly, dan nathan appear guy dmaum dma yup process we are all over the big movers. drop box active vision all reporting earnings moments ago the conference calls under way and we bring ut the latest details on that. and tom rogers is here to give us his reaction to disney earnings and what it means for the media space and the future of tv and entertainment, how we consume it first the big story of thedy the federal reserve keeping rates where they have been and saying it's on track to continue raising them steve liesman is still down in washington i told you to get on the train, steve. >> you didn't tell the producer of the show, tyler. >> no, i

the coffee chain ceo talking to cnbc about plans for its growth in china. >>> call it the apple effect we'll have more about that on this tuesday, november 6, 2018 "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. it's election day across the united states. control of congress should be decided today, though keep in mind there is some concern because of all that voting ahead of time and mail-in ballots that we may not know the full vote for a few days inside some districts. all 435 house seats, 35 senate seats, and 33 governor's rays wi -- races will be decided with the vote today the futures are flat we're coming off a 200-point gain yesterday keep in mind sectors like the banks, health care, infrastructure are likely to be directly impacted by the ultimate outcome of today. by the way, if you're counting at home the dow is holding on to exactly a 3% gain so far this year let's check the overnight markets. in japan it was a good night the nikkei up more than 1% chinese market was mixed in europe they care about the outcom

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here at cnbc global headquarters.ere is your top five at 5 breaking news, nissan stock plunging reports its chairman carlos ghosn will be arrested in japan. the latest on the fast-moving story ahead. >>> opec is cutting it and oil is falling >>> the saudi crown prince did order the death of saudi reporter jamal khashoggi >>> facebook is at war >>> and british prime minister

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." >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc.'m becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at u.s. equity futures. right now things are in the red. dow indicated down by 44 points. s&p off by 6 the dow and s&p turned in positive sessions yesterday. the nasdaq was down as apple was down again this morning it's indicated down by another 25 points we've had 18 midterms since world war ii one-year later every single time stocks have been higher, on average by 17% if you look from the yearly low the year earlier, they are up averaging about 32%. we'll see what happens today and then over the next 12 months let's look at what happened overnight in asia. the nikkei ended up by 1.1%. hang seng was higher shanghai was down by a quarter of a percentage point. if you look at what's happening now in europe, right now red arrows across the board. mostly fairly modest declines. italy and spain both down. spain is down by close to 1% treasury yields, look and you'll see the ten-year now is yielding 3.193% crude oil pri

at cnbc. crude alert. oil is higher. sawudi arabia changing its tune now talking about cutting production. >>> a new retail record. >>> a major story in california. wildfires in california. a megadeal to tell you about in the data space this morning. the one stock tumbling as the fda looks to ban a certain type of cigarette the full details on this monday, november 12th as "worldwide exchange" begins right now >>> good morning, good afternoon, good evening and welcome from wherever in the world that you are watching. i am brian sullivan. thank you for starting your week with us. here's how your money and the global markets are setting up the day and week dow futures down 33. i mean, almost knock nasdaq futures are higher. we will call that a flat morning. one of the big stories though today is oil saudi arabia saying the world's oil markets are well supplied and is now talking about potentially cutting output we're going to take you live to a big oil conference in abu dhabi. the asian markets are recovering japan and asi

cnbc is sheer.ompson, "the new york times" with earnings. he's going to be here. i'm told there's a lot of things coming up >> all right, man. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. breaking news. initial jobless claims, they are down 2,000 from 216 to 214,000. 216 is actually 1,000 higher than originally released last week at 250. continuing claims moved from 1.638. to 1.631 million so, not a big change there let's get to the third quarter preliminary productivity productivity up 2.2% that's a little better than we're expecting. we know the magic is all in productivity but it follows 3%. so it a dropoff from there but the 3% was upgr

. >> sources are telling cnbc that amazon is set to make that announcement as soon as today.t will split its second head quarters between the new york and washington areas, specifically crystal city, and long island, new york. amazon said they would also make an investment in a third city. that would cap a year-long beauty contest that received more than 200 bids from cities and states amazon said it would spend more than $5 billion on that second headquarters and would hire 50,000 workers crystal city could put it in line to win a massive cloud computing contract that the pentagon will award next year. amazon already has about 2500 employees in the d.c. area this would certainly multiply that they also have roughly 1800 workers in advertising, publishing in new york long island city is a former industrial waterfront and it benefited from a push to reposition new york as a top location for digital industry in the wake of the financial crisis neither new york or northern virginia officials have disclosed how much in tax breaks they have offered amazon you have to imagine it wi

at cnbc global head quarters authorities raiding deutsche bank's offices in germany. >>> the fed made investors cheer yesterday, can they keep delivering >>> the president heading to argentina today for the g20 summit. >>> oil alert, crude oil falling below 50 bucks for the first time since october of 2017. >>> and apple giving a big demand update for its newest phone. it's thursday november 29th, "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning i'm brian sullivan thank you for starting your day with us. we begin with a big developing story on deutsche bank german authorities raiding the company's headquarters and other offices in frankfurt, germany earlier today. dow jones is reporting that this is all part of an investigation into the bank's off-shor off-shore entities we'll have much more on this developing story and bring you the trade as it all develops throughout the day. >>> if you were looking for a follow-through to yesterday's monster stock rally, we apologize. you are not getting it, at least not right now. dow futures indicated down by 100 points s&p and nasdaq th

eunice yoon, cnbc business news, beijing. >>> if you have views on the retail sector or the arguments about black friday's impact, don't hesitate to get in touch on twitter, @streetsignscnbc >>> coming up on the show, ghosn gone a united showing from nissan's board ousts the embattled executive but what is the future of the automaker's alliance with renault? that's coming up there are chefs, bakers and food order takers. doctors and surgeons and all the life savers. the world is alive as you can see, this time of the year is so much more than a bow and a tree. (morgan vo) those who give their best, deserve the best. get up to a $1,000 credit on select models now during the season of audi sales event. >>> welcome back to "street signs. the saudi energy minister says demand for oil will lower in january, but he insists the kingdom will respond to cooler market anxiety he said the creation of a supply glut is in no one's interest for context, oil prices hit their lowest point of the year so far because of concerns about oversupply >>> in the uk, flybe shares are soaring after sky news re

welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc.melissa lee along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. our test host is dana telsey let's get to the markets as we set up for this holiday-shortened session. markets do close at 1:00 p.m. today. we have a few hours of trading dow looking down by 124 points s&p is looking to lose about

here is your cnbc news update.y's foreign minister says the announcement by saudi arabia recommending the death penalty for five suspects in the killing of jamal khashoggi still falls short of expectations. he insists they should be put on trial in turkey and the saudis reveal who ordered the killing. >>> french president macron says france and the u.s. must respect each other it comes in response to a flurry of critical tweets by president trump. macron made the comment from an aircraft carrier off the coast of southern france. >>> earlier this morning here at home a small brush fire broke out on a highway in southern california the brigs fire is growing at a slow rate, but that could change as dry conditions persist. >>> and remember the new jersey couple that raised $400,000 for a homeless man who helped them in their time of need? well, they're all now facing criminal charges prosecutors say they conspired with johnny bobbitt to create that scheme. you're up to date. that's the news update back downtown to you,

we dug into our data and brought to you some cnbc names that have done well in the last month.up 2% not a lot, but up 2% is the new up 20% apparently. pepsi up 5%. intel up 8%. in the last 30 days, ulta beauty up 11% starbucks, we talked to you about them, jim cramer has been talking about starbucks, that stock up 14% and elon musk, he is giving you something to be thankful for tesla shares up 33% over the last 30 days so not every stock everywhere has been down. >>> thanksgiving this year falls on the earliest possible day there's extra time to shop this holiday season dozens of retail chains including best buy, target, jcpenney et cetera will be open several hours tomorrow before turning the lights on early for black friday more stores are offering daily door busters deal online and with the option of picking them up in the store. those stores in various towns will be closed on thanksgiving all due to local laws prohibiting shopping on thanksgiving what do you think? good idea? nice idea. >>> preparations overall for the big shopping event are under way, so much so that court

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here's your cnbc news update one person dead, more than 100 sick from a salmonella outbreak linked to turkey the cdc says the strain of salmonella has been found in a variety of turkey products it says cooking meat thoroughly destroys the bacteria. >>> north carolina officials say calls at a school were a faulty water heater it sounded like gunfire. officials searched the building, found no evidence of active shooter. >>> on good morning america, former first lady michelle obama says she felt lost and alone after a miscarriage 20 years ago, she had in vitro to conceive her two daughters her memoir comes out tuesday >> irealized as i was 34, 35, we had to do ivf i think it is the worst thing we do to each other as women, not share the truth about our bodies and how they work. >> i do, too i agree with her that's the cnbc news update this hour back to "squawk alley. carl >> thank you so much, contessa. >>> stocks having the worst day in november, our next guest is encouraged by the brief post midterm rally saying a big run may be around the corner tom mcclellan joins us, good to have yo

it's $040 according to jackie kofrpg the oil markets for cnbc. we could feel more pain here. >> steve makes a pint. but president trump was not saying anything about the demand side of the equation because the demand side would fly in the face of -- i understand -- dsh whether it's justified or not i have no idea. you lock at volaro reported a significant quarter with tremendous earnings growth, upgrade at credit suisse down to 80 in about a month and a half at a certain point you have to ask is it overzblurn i don't think it's political i think it is the supply glut. with the iranian sanctions supposed to be no wavers now you get waivers for eight countries. and the united states came on really strong. >> but supply a glut. >> united states increased dramatic ke in the last couple weeks. >> that's not why oil is down. >> united states hat historic highs russia at historic highs and saudi arabia three of the major producerers at historic highs. >> here is -- guy brings up an important point. remember who outperformed in lower oil prices -- this i

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live from cnbc headquarters in inglewood cliffs new jersey. the weather is having making it hard to us tim seymour in las vegas brian kelly and steve grasso who made it to the nasdaq market site good to see you all tonight, guys safe and sound. tonight check out shares of nvidia crushed after hours the company reporting earnings many called the semis the key to the year end rally we tell what you the sell i don't have jo means. one strategist says don't hold your breath for a dee any time soon look at shares of nordstrom sinking in the after hours session on the earnings report and it's it's just the latest retailer to get wrecked. macies down 15%. kolls down 11% target down 8% and wal-mart down 5% but like the last song last christmas we saw a big year end rally in the group are the retail socks stocks on sale ahead of the surge. steve grasso you made it to the nasdaq you get the gold ribbon. you get to kick-off the show. >> i think it's a problem with retail they've all been up on the year. but, you know we had apple warning about the who wi

there is theopening bell and s&p at the cnbc realtime exchange it is macy's at the big board celebratinghanksgiving parade. at the nasdaq, blank check company. mike mentioned goldman price target at 226. largely on this one, uncertainty, very little edge and no one knows what the final cost is going to be. >> it seems like the kind of call, okay, it is going to be an over hang for a while. we don't know how it is going to compute in terms of price. it is also going to be interesting for me to see how goldman stock respond because it is slightly green right now. stocks trade down to tangible. so that may mean a lot of what the downgrade is based on. >> trading below book i believe. >> morgan stanley estimates about $1.8 billion in overall cost 1 $1.2 billion is what they are talking about in terms of fines and $600 million in fees that would be returned to the government it is an incredible scandal if you have not read about it >> he's still out there, that guy. earning low and whatever his name is, china goldman is certainly trying to work through a lot that's related to it. i wa >> last

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time far cnbc news update. >> hello here is what's happening at this hour everyone.he e-cigarette maker says that it will pull popular flavors such as mango, cucumber and fruit to reduce surging teenage use. >>> the number of confirmed cases of a mysterious polio-like condition continues to grow. cdc confirms there are 90 confirmed cases. another 252 possible cases are under investigation. >>> the tsa and the airlines expect a 5 to 6% rise in passengers traveling this thanksgiving over 2017 they say they are prepared for the increased load with more staff and new technology >> we are expecting all time high for 2018 thanksgiving travel u.s. airlines are planning for 30000000.6 people to travel during the travel period it's up from 29 million travelers last year. >> leave a lot of time >> that's the news update this hour back to you. >> thanks very much. see you next hour. >>> we have 28 minutes left in today's session. we have seen a little bit of selling in this final hour of trade. we are down 168 points at the moment let's check into the individual biggest movers