>> i think the business at disney is about half tv.k the story in tv for disney is better than peers because of espn. you have a very steady afl wrat fee story over exposure to live spots sports, which is better for audience and advertising. i think the other half of disney is really fuelled by what's happening in the movie cycle. you know, i talked about the manufacture profits. i haven't spoken about what that can do for licensed merchandise. i swaent spoken about what that will do over time for the theme parks, but that half of disney, he we think, is a good growth story that people will want to own. >> and so you talk about the theme parks, you talk about the movies that are coming later. none of that is going to show up for several quarters. we're talking about this $124 price target probably within a lot sooner than that. does it all hinge on star wars, or is there something else that we're going to see in the next couple of quarters that's going to determine, you think, the direction of this stock? >> well, star wars is huge, ob

, if you were a disney character, who would you be? and perhaps you've also got ideas for which characters match up best with various economic and business leaders around the world. continue to get in touch with us worldwide@cnbc.com. with we shared a couple of ideas with our viewers. in particular, a recent outfit as pinochio. that doesn't reflect your personality. >> no. always tell the truth. and one is snow white for you. >> that's very kind. i didn't know you made that up but that's kind. >> you're not going to see it. >> there it is. there it is. a very apt comparison as well. continue to get your suggestions in to us at cnbc wex. >> long-term tech rivals agree to settle all of their issues with each other. all the details on that after the break. >> twitter shares big outperformer. we're up by 5.27% after re/code reported that jack dorsey could become the permanent ceo of twitter. he was the interim ceo but will also remain the ceo of online payment system square and that raises a lot of questions because what about the allocati

. >> and finally, taking imagination to new heights with the disney dreamers academy in our slice of life. >> we believe there is an opportunity here with cure eighted and powerful voices in this environment that more seeds will take root and we're going to see the benefits of that. our world up next. get this. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. >> welcome back to "our world with black enterprise," he's an elite athlete who played in the super bowl and the world series and he's the only player to hit a major league home run and score an nfl touchdown in the same week. >> valuing faith, family, fashion and mentorship, deion sanders, sports analyst and single father raising ten kids feels that being a great dad is one of the things that matters most. >> i'm proud of you. come on. i'm serious. >> inducked into the foo

coming up, planning a trip to disney. might want to take a close look at your calendar. ♪ >>> here's a look at what to watch for tomorrow. a report on the trade gap. an important economic indicator. the international monetary fund will release its world economic outlook ahead of its annual meetings. pepsico and yum brands will report earnings. and that is what to watch on tuesday. >>> planning a trip to disney? the cost could soon depend on when you go. the company considering surge pricing. you pay more an peak days like saturdays and holidays, less on other times. julia boorstin explains why. >> reporter: it could cost less to go to disneyland or disney world in the middle of the week or in the winter and more on the busiest days of the year. for the first time in the 60 years since disneyland launched, the magic kingdom is considering switching to demand-based pricing. >> the parks are doing so well and operating at such high capacity at this point that they're trying to improve the customer experience by probably redi

"go to disney land." "there's true magic there, and so i just want so badly to see her accomplish this dream it would be fantastic" "she's learning at a very young age that she can make what she wants happen" so far eva has sold about 20 paintings to buyers from all over the if you want to see more of eva's work...just go to who-tv-dot-com. there's a link to her facebook page under the "on 13" tab. three central iowans gave the gift of life to three others in need... and today they met for the first time... she's an amazing person the three donors are part of a kidney donor chain...organized by mercy hospital. 55-year-old janet hircock is responsible for starting the donate out of the goodness of her heart... then...the daughter of recipient of hircock's someone else...and so on... some recipients had waited only a others had waited up to eight years. doctor cass franklin says he's inspired by the generosity of donors. 01:53:10 these generally are unfortunately hircock was unable to meet the recipients to

"go to disney land." jay sorensen, dad) "there's true magic there, and so i just want so badly to see her accomplish this dream it would be fantastic" kaitlin sorensen, mom) "she's learning at a very young age that she can make what she wants happen" >> that was nicole vowell reporting from cedar city, utah. as of last week, eva had sold about 20 paintings to buyers all over the world. she's raised more than $600 in just one month. coming up on around siouxland... a special breakfast that involves a lot of <

annual pass to disney land and disney world now cost more than $1,000. no blackout dates though.fficials say price hike will ease overcrowding. some say, they are willing to pay more if it means smaller crowds. >> it is tough for a family to come very often if you are doing it that way. >> so besides, the park plus pass, which runs a $1,049, disney has the signature pass, it is $200 cheaper but blacks out 15 of the parks busiest days around the holidays. so disney world and land, is a thousand bucks, right? so going to an eagles game or a phillies game or any of the sports teams, for a family of four that will set you back hundreds. this is like an attack on the middle class and families. honest to goodness how do you take a family of four to see anything fun anymore. >> i don't know how people afford disney and they are there every day, all day, minivans, mayhem, i don't understand it. >> then you have your little kid in class and little will kid johnny sitting next to the kid in class talks about disney and other kid can we go to disney. i don't have a thousand bucks to drop. >

but if you look at disney, my clients, your viewers, they want to own what disney produces. so there's a whole field of narrow casting that we think the street is missing, that disney will be able to deliver that content to many more individuals. we think this is a great buying opportunity for disney. >> home depot is next on the list with a price target over the next 12 months of $131 per share. play on the housing market? >> it is. and the real key for your viewers is to focus on household formation. since the end of the recession, formations through the end of 2014, household formations were running in the basically 500,000 to 600,000 per year. since the beginning of this year they've been averaging over a million six per year. those are fanew formations. new home buyers. there's a tremendous pent-up demand for what home depot is selling sailing. the wibd is at their back. >> united health care. how high, how soon, and why? >> we like united health care for a couple of reasons. it's a big beneficiary of the affordal care act, but as the dominant player in the industry som

and ended up putting together a book proposal writing a biography of walt diss nebraska is -- disney which was quite far afield of what i had done earlier. but to my shock, publishers were quite interested. and after the disney book, i got very interested in modern american culture and did a series of biographies after that. so as often in life, it was a matter of happenstance, i think. >> host: you've also written a book on hugh hefner. >> guest: well, i did. i followed disney with henry ford, and then after ford i did a biography of hugh hefner which was quite an interesting project in and of itself. >> host: what's the importance of a hugh hefner in american culture? >> guest: well, in the biographies i've done in the last now 20 years, what i've been exploring is modern consumer culture and a kind of ethic of self-fulfillment that i think lay behind that consumerism. and hugh hefner, i think about as much as anyone you could hope to make up, i think sort of in mid-century, mid 20th century america embodied the ethic of self-fulfillment with "playboy" magazine, his promotion of th

"go to disney land." "there's true magic there, and so i just want so badly to see her accomplish this dream it would be fantastic" "she's learning at a very young age that she can make what she wants happen" so far eva has sold about 20 paintings she's raised more than 6-hundred dollars in just one month. coming up ... facebook's adding new features that it hopes will make your social media surfing a bit more simple... and stormtrack seven meteorologist eileen loan will be back with your storm track seven day forecast when we return... "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." for your complete showers and a few storms will showers is tracking through the some wet conditions this afternoon. temperatures are stuck in the mid to upper 50s with a few 60s to the southwest as a warm front tracks northward. easterly winds are 10-20 mph with some higher gusts... and will stay breezy today and tomorrow. rain will continue to track to the north and will have some thunder with it in areas, mainly system tracks to

guy, disney or cbs on top. >> the answer is disney. ding ding ding. steve grasso, great job. he said they will fill the gap down to 98 it. overshot a little bit to 95. but disney is $113 stock within a whisper of the all-time high. i can't believe they'll have two dismal quarters in a wrong. bob iger way too smart. if you look closely. cbs topped out 2014 beginning of and never really recovered until the bounce we've seen recently. i think disney will get you done. >> tesla and toyota reporting next week. grasso. >> tesla. and now guy has done a good job -- some mad love tonight. >> pointing out love. the it numbers have about 200, and 202, it is oversold. middle of october it went into the rsi, oversold status. toyota motors might look good. i use the word optically might look good. but i think tesla is ratcheting up to spike higher. >> i'm going to guy. >> what? >> tesla -- are you with grasso on this one? >> i'm always with steve, by the way. it is a sicilian-italian thing. but i think there is a good test to the level. we talked about a move down to 180 and i think we may

bob iger is celebrating ten years as the ceo of disney this month with iger at the helm disney made several notable acquisitions. pixar, marvel and lucas films. the company is one of the most reputable companies in the world every year since 2006. with that ten year milestone we are asking you the question, if you were a disney character, who would you be? and we have been getting you to get in touch with us so far this morning at cnbcwex. recently i dressed up as pinn pinnochio. do continue to get your tweets in. here's one of carolyn as snow white i think which is a very apt character comparison. >> you're so sweet. >> we're going to go to break. get your suggestions in. much more markets discussion in two minutes. >> a global relief rally kicks off october. stocks in asia and europe defy weak chinese data and trade in the green with u.s. futures also pointing higher. >> washington disputes moscow's claims that it's war planes are only targeting islamic state forces in syria. the pentagon warning russia's involvement will inflame the civil war. >> shutdown averted. u.s. lawmakers work rig

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disney life will offer tv and movies and books from the disney library for about $15 a month. parents can establish time limits for their children's use. disney hopes texpand across europe next year, but so far no plans to offer this service in the u.s. >>> stocks see-sawed on wall street. but ended the day on a down note. the dow lost 48 notes. the s&p was down 11. and the nasdaq fell 40 points. >>> shares of the italian automaker ferrari clclbed almost 6% i iits public debut. the ipo raised raised more than $893 million this year. ferrari had been a private company since its founding in 1929. the e o raises cash for ferrari to e eand. >>> toyota is calling 6 million cars and trucks because of a d@fective power switch. in the u.s., 2 million vehicles are affected. the window switch can overheat, leading to a fire. there have been 11 reported cases in which part of the door burned. there has been one injury in the u.s. >>> a lego shortrte may be looming as the holiday season approaches. the denmark-based toy manufacturer says it's doing so well, its factories won't be able to

i'm only aware of three people that were with disney, and got new disney jobs. 90 or 100 number is -- >> absolutely wrong. >> -- completely not realistic. we only know a few people that got new disney jobs. >> it's a lie. >> i don't see how that number is anywhere near being factual. >> i want you to respond to this disnay statement. we are expanding our i.t. department and adding more jobs for u.s. i.t. workers. we have applied with all applicable employment laws. disney said they added a net gain of 70 jobs. your reaction? >> every job that i know of, disney people that have been displaced are applying for those jobs, and they're not getting them. they're equalled. they are presumed open. the rumor is that they're fake jobs. but i know that my clients, and the disney people that have been displaced that i've spoken to, have applied for all of the jobs that they've posted, and none of them have gotten them. even though they were overqualified for these jobs. >> leo, you say, in theory if there's an open spot, just not replacing american workers for less money?

well, the force is certainly with disney.ked on "monday night football" just ahead of the debut of that. the "star wars" trailer. espn's broadcast was the second highest this season and up 13% over last week, but, oh, listen to this, that success overshadowed today after disney announced we're firing you. they fired 350 espn employees, that's about 4% of the workforce. internal memo says the layoffs were due to a broader strategy. it comes a few months after disney ceo bob iger said espn had seen subscriber losses. one minute it's yeah, espn, and the next minute you're fired. disney climbing a third of a percent. >>> let's get to race, ferrari trading under the ticker symbol r-a-c-e, up 7% at $55.82. had been $60 as soon as it got out of the gate this morning, could it turn out to be a momentum stock or not? take a look at performance of two other momentum stocks of recent history. we like to put things into perspective for you. the container store doubled, surging, then falling hard toward the end of its first year in 2013.

liz: as a business network, a lot of you own disney, disney owns espn, espn had the game. the ultimate in synergies, what other relationships do you expect to see? >> disney is the master in synergies from theme parks to broadcast networks they can push and promote it all through their chain. liz: everybody, i need you to now look at the screen. stop what you're doing, we at "countdown to the closing bell" found a single frame that may reveal a very important secret. we are going to show you that frame. >> let's do it. liz: it involves my personal fave r2-d2. what is to the right? an arm. the hand of mark hamill? the original luke skywalker? what is the hand, a really bad man cure on it. >> you know he has a robotic hand, he lost his hand in the empire strikes back. disney is very clever what they want to release, they want to get people talking and guessing without revealing too much. hamill was not in the poster they revealed monday, he was in the trailer last night. this is the only image they have allegedly of him. what else is going on with that? liz: we get that arou

"go to disney land." "there's true magic there, and so i just want so badly to see her accomplish this dream it would be fantastic" "she's learning at a very young age that she can make what she wants happen" so far eva has raised more than 600 dollars in just one month...selling her paintings to about 20 buyers all still ahead on today in iowa saturday... iowa state faces what could be their toughest challenge... as they take on number two baylor. paul rhoads gives us an idea of how they if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. regular season. many high school seniors play their final game tonight. not the case for ankeny and southeast polk. the ankeny hawks, ranked #6, at district t

disney had offered variable pricing at disney land paris since last year. >>> apple will start selling the apple watch soon at target. the retailer joins best buy, t-mobile, at&t and sprint as the only chains outside of the apple store to sell the watch. some stores will have this watch this week and it will be available everywhere by october 25th. target will sell 20 models with prices ranging from $349 to $599. sam and laura, back over to you. >> just in time for christmas. >> took the words out of my mouth. absolutely. >>> now to an investigative unit exclusive. they've earned medals and honors for their service to this xunt. tonight they tell the nbc bay area investigative unit the military has let them down. several kurcurrent and former members and records obtained by nbc bay area report to serious delays in the guard's processing of requests. requests are made by members of the guard following injuries in the line of duty. our investigation found some of the reports have gone unanswered for more than four years. >> help me understand why this hasn't been resolved in more than fo

why is the street still on the dark side of disney trade? black and blue. what ibm's big miss means to your money and the portfolio of one of our own. it continues to run. swron than of mkm made our call of the day, and is he with us live. swron than, welcome. >> i think it's important to clarify here first. we're not saying that the long-term structural up trend is over by any means, but i think for the short-term perspective, the odds of significantly risen that we should see a bit of a pullback in nike shares. this is stock that's 26% against the long-term 100 day moving average. that's the widest spread, and there's only been a couple of times in the last few years that we've seen a spread this wide to its 200 day. both about 9% to 10% pullbacks in the coming months. >> tens to find support and find resistance at the upper end. in fact, last august after the august pullback, we did find support. now it's broken well above the up side of this channel. >> are you making what's obviously a technical call. >> you think a modest pullback. that's about 12% lo

how much is it now to get into disney land? >>> a family breakfast favorite being pulled from store shelves. the issue that forced general mills to recall 2 million boxes of cheerios. he's accused of killing his mother in her apartment last week. "omar pettigen" >>> he's accused of killing his mother in her apartment last week. omar pettigen was found wandering in kensington. police say the level of violence in her apartment was severe. she was a retired special education teacher. friends are holding a candlelight vigil tonight to celebrate her life. >>> emergency equipment shaved them. details on how four trapped firefighters barely escaped an inferno last month. two of the men are out of the hospital. one is still in critical condition. we're happy to say he's improving. while fighting the butte fire, cal fire says the men were quickly surrounded by flames and deployed their portable fire shelters. the heat was so intense, one literally melted into the plastic package and wouldn't uchb fold. >>> your cheerios may not be so ch

. >> finally, big news surrounding disney's newest princess. >> first a reminder. >> disney is the parentompany of abc news. >>> is that you? >> i have to idea. >> really? is that who signs the checks? now that we got that out of the way, let's check out moana. here she is. the daring young woman who sails out of a mission to fulfill her ancestors' unfinished quest. >> and the young woman voicing moana, auli'i cravalho. the native hawaiian landed the role after first being spotted by a casting agent at a charity singing competition in oahu. she was the last girl seen by the casting director and the movie is expected to hit theaters in november of next year. >> this is a disney movie and who owns this again? >> disney is the parent company of abc news. >> i kind of like that. >> i do, too. >> so cool. this is mineral build up it collects leaving gross germ-ridden stains. clorox toilet bowl eaner with bleach is no match for that. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner eliminates mineral build-up effortlessly. so why choose anything other than lysol? >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85,

that is what walt disney wanted to make kids to come and let's make it impossible for the rich. i don't think so. >> with attendance at the disney parks hitting record highs, the company says that the pricing plans are part of an effort to keep crowds under control. disney says the pricing scheme could help make visits more affordable and at the same time more magical with smaller crowds. >>> she is right, what would walt say? >> it is not cheap. i don't think anyone will argue that. >> to say the least. >> holy happen stance, batman. >> batmobile has arrived in gotham city. it will be on display for an exhibition called superheroes in gotham and used to promote the show and length to the museum by a new jersey car collector. >> it started as a ford galaxy chassis and they built it up and added the touches that people will remember. >>> dash ford was even customized to resemble batmobile with the high-tech gadgets including the bat phone. look at that. the exhibit on superheroes opens on friday and runs through february. a story. cool but you know what? it got dated, right? slic

pixar, everything around disney is a brand. you look at this, they raise the prices at the parks every year. june, when the kids get out of school, you have one choice where to go. you are not taking them to nathans, maybe you will. but you'll take them to disney. sometimes they raise them twice a year. they do have pricing power. >> wow! >> this is interesting. so this is a company, that you are not familiar with their brands, mel. don't make the face at me. i know it is raining. don't make the face. lockheed martin. you know why? because they have tremendous pricing power. on october 20th, we're going to find out how much. if you think they are expensing at 16 times earning. they have great eps. great backlog. decent dividend. it closed lower and it has been on fire, adam teal gets you done. >> pricing power. >> they sell things. >> yes. apparently, yes, they do. >>> our next top trade is a special edition. so many top trades together. one we're calling a ceo omg courtesy of elon mesk. he is taking shots at the electric car e

attendance, disney says they want to keep vacations within reach of middle income families. erika? >> hey, and shorter lines for rides, too, wynn it sounds like. also one big retailers think the way to customer's wallet could be through their stomach. smacks at snores now? please explain. >> of course. cole's now testing in store cafe's as a way to cheap shoppers longer. so sam's club, already have inch store cafes, kohl's cafe would serve coffee and smacks, like granola bars and cookies. i think that would work for me. err dismay. >> yep. like oh, get a snack, then do one more lap, i understands, they suck in you that way, right? >> yes, you need the energy. >> shopping is not easy. jim, thanks so much. see you later this morning. coming up after the break, we have a check on your traffic and weather together and nicer day today. justin has the mirrors. they show us all our problem areas... those places that we can't wish or squish away. well now fear no mirror, and eliminate those problem areas with coolsculpting - the patented cooling technology targets and kills fat cell

greg: look i'm not up to speed on the disney things. >> you don't spend your free time watching the disney channel. rosanna: he doesn't have kids. greg: we want out what we have to about bunked. what do we need to know about the show? >> bunked, the rock kids lived in new york and the paernts are camp sweet hearts and met in maine and we return to the camp and exploring there, and finding the romance and experience crazy creatures and they have some amazing add ventures adventures. rosanna: i want to see you in action. >> it is not making you popular here. >> i have never been popular. but now, i am respected. >> really? because when the kids in arts and crafts found out this is for you, this can what they made. >> why would they make this? greg: it is looking funny. you are playing up the indian accent. >> yes, it is fake. i was born in the states. my parents are immigrants and i'm first generation in this country and grew up in seattle. rosanna: how important is the character to breaking the barriers in the community? >> well, what disney is about is making sure every kid is watch a movi

everybobo has a disney story. a favorite disney song. thth, we found, he found for u.s. and, you know. >> did you get to pick or did you pick the song for the artist? gren stefani. >> david picked this song for me. it was a forceful nudge. no, no, no. i love this song. i was a little worried because there is no -- there's no following, you know, robin williams, may he rest. we just took to it the musicality of it. the big band swing. >> you have a special connection >> that's my guy in there. he's asleep. don't wake him up. >> he's in there? they must have been lining up. >> we have jesse jay, ariana grande, gwen stefani. i just knew ne-yo could pull this off. he's got so much to him. he knows music inside and out. >> love it, david. love it, ne-yo. off the new album, we love disney. here's ne-yo acomp nid by david foster. "friend like me" from disney's "aladen." >> one, two, three, four. mm well ali baba had them 40 thousand tales moets xwrour in luke cause up your sleeves you've got a brand of magic never fails

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it is lucas films and disney. and everybody was pushing down on disney because of espn and what eisner said if we trim up the cord cable, that could be an impact. i think that pushed the stock under 100. it moves up toward 110. just wait. we are talking about december 18th but the reaction from last night, as people are getting more and more excited about this this is just one more franchise. they are talking about $1.5 billion globally for this particular film. and that is just the film. how about all of the extras that disney will bring along with this. >> don't you think it is hyped up now. everybody is expecting it. so in terms of in the disney stock, it seems everybody is expected this star wars to be fantastic, it broke the internet. more than kim kardashian. all of the superlatives, so as an investor or a trader i don't want to be in and espn is cutting some jobs. and i would stay away because i think you have the sell the news factor. >> i sadly agree. because -- >> because it is me or because -- >> well b

. >> but the photo would not be complete without disney's main mouse and his friend goofy. mickey, goofy, where are you guys? oh there they are. let's go over here. [ cheers and applause ] >> so you guys want to see -- all right, if you want to be in the picture, stand up. stand up and wave, here we go. >> holy moley, i got that -- >> all right. on three we'll say "cheese". one, two, three. >> cheese. >> and there we have it. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right, we're out of time for today. but don't worry, we're coming to you from epcot at the walt disney world resort all week long. come back tomorrow and see more disney magic where we'll be joined by the hilarious alfonso ribeiro. go to thechew.com for all things "chew" and have a fabulous day, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] shooting there. lines of people waving flags and signs greeted students and faculty at umpqua community college on monday. nine people were killed and nine others were wounded. nearly two weeks ago during the shooting. state troopers and sheriffs deputies patrolled the grounds. >>> if you're goin

. >> and halloween has come to disney land. up next we go live to the happiest place on earth as it gets taken over by villains. the 9 will be right back. . >>> welcome back to the 9. we just talked to pam cook about the latest data breach. this one involving customers and would be customers of t- mobile. >> yesterday we heard trump hotels have been hacked. >> adam levin is joining us right now. i've got to ask you your quick reaction to that. >> we all have day jobs for identity thieves we are their day job. and besides the war has replaced the cold war. >> i feel like the cyber security is very poor. >> it is. the truth of the matter is in this country there has been an epic fail on the part of government and businesses and frankly consumers attention spans when it comes to things like this and we're all in this together. >> their birthday is something you can use to actually hack someone's identity. because you need their birthday. yet people put that birthday up on facebook. >> people have this unquenchable thirst to share

disney life will offer tv and books from the library about $15 a month. parents with establish time limits for their use. disney hopes to expand across plans to offer this service in the united states. >>> stocks see-sawed on wall street. the dow lost 48 notes. the s&p was down 11. and the nasdaq fell 40 points. >>> shares of the italian automaker ferrari climbed almost 6% in its public debut bu. the ipo raised almost 893 million dollars this year. ferrari had been a private company since its founding in the ipo raises cash for ferrari to expand. >>> toyota is recalling 6 million cars and trucks because of a defective power switch. the window switch can overheat, leading to a fire. there have been 11 reported cases in which part of the door burned. there has been one injury in the u.s. >>> a lego shortage may be looming as the holiday season approaches. the denmark-based toy well, its factories won't be able to keep up with demand come december. so far, the shortage will only affect customers in europe. lego fans in the u.s. are safe for now. based on sal

times" reporting disney was considering is up a move earlier this year. they did raise prices in general on their annual and their seasonal passes. even on things like how much it costs to park your car. >> it's brilliant, carl. >> we were just there a couple months ago. a month ago. i forget. but there's already a surge experience. if you plan well, you have a much better time there. you use your time much better. why not add a financial component. >> do you see this as an effective crowd control tool? >> oh, yeah, money talks. >> meantime, money is talking in the markets. dow still down about 200 points. this is being led by micron, which got lost yesterday. things like a lot of the energy names. if you believe that a fed rate hike really has been pushed back until next year or even to the latter half of next year. called it rocket fuel for the kerry train. that's what we're seeing. >> and not only that and twitter doing well. rack space up nearly 8%. some of the recent losers like groupon also up. we'll see how long this lasts. >> dow's up 600 points f

disney is the parent company of abc news. and that's what's happening in hollywood, i'm jason nathanson, abc news, los angeles the growing season may be done, but there is still planting and gardening you can do. if you have a question for our master gardener to take your questions... judy from fillmore: why when i bring my geraniums into the house do the leaves turn brown and the flowers die? gardener segment of the year. our fitness expert segments return next week for the winter months. coming up on monday, our expert from unity point st. luke's will join us. stay with your 24 hour news now, one last look at this morning's weather, justin. while quite a few of us will enjoy some sunshine through early afternoon, our northeastern towns will be stuck seeing a lot of gray. regardless, more clouds will be streaming in from the south through the rest of the day. we'll have highs in the lower to middle 50s. showers become likely tonight and will continue through the first part of saturday afternoon. a quarter to half-inch of rai

thursday it's all about disney.. thursday it's all about disney. disney's worked back to nearly 114. my take is you buy disney where it gets hammered. it makes a good case for itself. it bought back a gigantic ament of stock in the -- amount of stock in the interim. i would never take other side of a trade two quarters in row he's the ceo. we also heard from cell gene. to me this might be the quarter where we hear something about rocepto it was recently required by celgene, a very inexpensive stock on 2017 numbers which is how you value bioteches in what is known as the out years. friday it will be all day fed talk. this is what i do, i put head phones and listen to joc jams. the curious statement from the feds could be in a simple phrase. if employment weakens if you are bull you route for weaken employment number. me i just want to buy good to g stocks at my prices and hold them. be ready to pull the trigger. the bottom line. sell. you know what, most of the earnings have been good so far this month, in months now done, and were rewarded with hig

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