>> dominick?ll, he is not right because, one, i believe he is a republican. >> certainly. >> oh, no. >> and democrat, but that is not why he is not right. what i'm trying to say in an inarticulate way is that an is clearly partisan ad and trying to fool voters and what they are trying to do senator andrew tried to expand the base by i believe they increased democrat or state roles by maybe 100,000 and trying to push turn out and republicans are trying to make sure turn out doesen happen, if they get voters to the polls they may pull it off and had a career of narrow victories and don't write it off yet. >> can she do it and talking about a state that has 32% black population, that is one of the high nest the country. >> high poverty. >> can she even do it. >> first off i don't think she can and secondly it's not just the population, it's who turns out the vote and right now with the president being so weak and not motivating people to vote and you showed bill clinton earlier today when he is presi

dominick cane reports. >> this is what is left of donetsk airport. under heavy fire for days it's been the focus of intense fighting. these pictures were taken on friday. they show the pro russian separatists attacking government forces. equipped with heavy weapons designed to take out armored vehicles. they're almost gone. they hold a small part of the airport. their time is almost over. soon we will smoke them out of there. >> the airplane is a main target for the separatists. which is why they have thrown tanks and other heavy artillery into the battle for its part. ukrainian government has said it has the upper hand in the fighting. >> the rebels make several unsuccessful attacks. our unit killed 12 terrorists. >> a glance at the map demonstrates the back and forth nature of the fighting in the past months. this was held by pro russian separators when the ukrainian government declared an unilateral cease-fire, which did not hold. the ukrainian army pushed the separatists back reclaiming a considerable amount of territory. now the separatists have

dominick kane reports. >> reporter: this is an ebola treatment in western free town. it cares for people who have tested positive for the disease. those suspected of incubating the virus are placed in a separate ward. those with a full blown disease are put in special tents. at this moment there is a nurses staff inside one tent that they're providing care to one patient, and there is always another person outside the following activities that we're doing in their risk area. >> in their outbreak many of the people treating patients have themselves become infected from accidental contamination. that is something that the healthcare workers here take very seriously. and the treatment center you have to be careful when you go inside there. it's a risky job for the cleaners, the nurses and the doctors. it's not easy to do the work inside. you have to take your time and take all the precautions. >> trying to contain the outbreak is especially hard for sierra leone. it is home to six million people. 75% of them live in poverty. the government spends $205 per person per year

dominick cane, al jazerra. >>> much her for come here on al jazerra.ry for pro western parties in ukraine and the president promising swing changes. plus stolen assaulted and sexually abused, we report from nigh i can't year and women taken from boko haram and the families waiting for their return. >> now available, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are. the major headlines in context. mashable says... you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >>> good to have you with us. these are the top story on his al jazerra. kurdish fighters in kobane have repelled an overnight siege from isil. in some of the left fest heavieg they have seen to date. >>> yemen's air force backed by shia houthi fighters attacked strong holds of

dominick cane has the latest. >> reporter: this is the aftermath of one of the explosions. it happened in the western part of kabul. a busloaded with afghan soldiers was targeted in broad daylight. >> a suicide-bomber on a bicycle detonated the explosion. we managed to take the wounded victims to the hospital by motorbike and vehicles passing by. >> a second suicide-bomber targeted another army bus in the northeast of the city. a spokesman of the taliban said it carried out both attacks. >> this is a direct challenge to the newly inaugurated president ashraf gandhi. i tall on the taliban the called on the taliban to join in peace talks. >> i pledge the security operation will provide the foundation for afghanistan to continue it's impressive development, and to build on the achievements of the past. our agreement will lead to the stability not only in afghanistan but throughout the region. >> reporter: people in kabul gave that a cautious welcome. >> i'm happy about the agreement if it is under the conditions set in. only then can it bring peace to our country. >> the issue

in the meantime let's send to it dominick chu. >> we're talking consumer staples here.rly clark on session highs. huggies diapers to kleenex tissues. plans to cut jobs as the broader restructuring. the stock you can see currently up about 2 and a half percent. we should know kimberly clark on its own website says it has 58,000 employees. less than 2% of overall jobs at the company. >> good context. thanks dominick. >>> when we come back shazam is expanding beyond music identification. the ceo tells us how in a first on cnbc interview. "squawk alley" will be back in a minute. there was no question she was the one. she reminds you every day. but your erectile dysfunction-that could be a question of blood flow. cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex

dominick recchia's exam pane ad sums it up well. >> count one, lying under oergt. >> count two, failing one million dollars in income. >> count four. >> count five. >> count 20. jon: that's right 20 federal crimes related to michael grimmm. he's charged with. it's a bit of a handicap for him. as is this accident from january when a new york 1 reporter asked grimm about the allegations. [beep] >> jon: to be clear that's how he behaves when he knows there is a camera rolling. as if the seat wasn't recchia's for the asking he out fund raised grimm over the summer. no surprise recchia was losing to the 20 count indictment grimm. this brings us to our new segment -- wait? one clue came when recchia was getting a schumer endorsement. keep your eye on chuck schumer. watch when schumer endorses the top of his shoes. >> when i was on the local school board i ran a student exchange program with japan for students of his district that he represents. alright with japan. i have been to israel, italy. i have been to many, many countries across this world. >> jon: foreign policy. i met a japanese exch

following thursday's events 117 families have been moved to temporary accommodation, dominick cain, alpilots at germany's biggest airline are on strike over retirement benefits and it effects the short and long flights and could disrupt travel plans for more than 200,000 people and the strike will be extended to long-haul flights on tuesday. the search is still on in sweden for evidence of foreign under water activity in its territorial waters and the sweep was prompted by reports of a possible russian submarine intrusion and catherine reports. >> reporter: it's an under water search reviving memories of the cold war, more than 200 swedish military personnel is trying to locate what is thought to be a disabled submarine in stockholm. >> translator: it could be a submarine or a small submarine or a diver using some form of moped under water vehicle or divers that don't have any business in our territory and this is span of the under water activity. >> reporter: russian spokesperson denied the reports claiming none of the submarines ran into mechanical problems and current missions are g

and dominick cain reports there are fears the mali may not be prepared to deal with a wider outbreak.preparing to bury mali's first ebola victim and the grave they are digging is for a two-year-old girl who came here from guinea. she had traveled on a bus with her grandmother while already showing frank symptoms of the disease. until now mali had not been directly touched by the ebola outbreak in west africa. >> translator: the announcement of the first case of ebola here hasn't been easy for the people and health workers panic, this disease is new for everyone in the world and not just the people here. >> reporter: the world health organization has warned the little girl may have had high risk contact with many people on her bus journey and her grandmother is currently being kept in isolation, one of 43 people who have been identified and are being held for observati observation. >> translator: people were not calm because of the illness but we took precautions with toilet and keeping the children at home and none have gone to school, there was fear and worry everywhere but although

identifiedhas been as dominick on the sonia of maryland. no charges have been fouled -- filed yet. as the seventh time somebody has jumped over the white house fence this year. >> amazing. have new information about a deadly shooting in ottawa, canada. at this hour, the shooter is in custody. a soldier is dead. a critical government building is on lockdown. the streak of terror started at a war memorial and ended in the halls of parliament. jay korff is live in our satellite center. any word on a motive? minister's prime addressed his nation, calling this attack and one a couple of days ago terrorism. for hours wednesday, ottawa was a harrowing is. -- place. >> we heard two gunshots and saw a bunch of people running. man with his face partially covered gunned down a canadian soldier standing guard over the nation's war memial. officials in ottawa say 24-year-old corporal nathan cirillo seen this picture is the victim. police say the gunmen identified as michael zehaf-bibeau fled the scene and entered parliament's main building a couple of blocks away. that is when a gun battle erup

dominick kane, al jazeera. >> organizers of the biggest football tournament in africa say that they will not postpone it because of the spread of ebola. the decision comes despite the hosts morocco making an official request of delay to january's tournament. teams from some of the worst-effect the nations could still wallify for the event, which has attracted 800,000 fans last year. they will meet in november to does their concerns. >>> much more still to come. tears of joy. hostages captured by boko haram finally set free. and using the city as a van cass we meet hong kong artists who are creating a lasting political message. >> let's recap the headlines here. intense fighting in syria where kurdish forces are battling the islamic state in iraq and the levant. isil is trying to capture the town of kobane on the turkish border. more than 400 people have been killed in flee weeks of violence. >>> there is fighting in anbar in iraq. and there is warning that it could fall in the next few days. it would be a huge victory for the group allowing a greater supply route to syria. >>> and the se

dominick. >> shares of glu mobile. the makers of the kim kardashian hollywood game.he stock is hitting four month lows after third quarter sales came in below expectations. as a result the fourth quarter guidance came up short as well. now this stock has a current market cap of about $362 million. they are currently down by 18%. so yes on the smaller cap side but one that got a lot of head lines because of that kim kardashian game. >> beaten up today almost 18%. not so fast stephny link. in september she made a bullish call on twitter. let's listen. >> really the engagement numbers. they were better than expected in the quarter and i think monetization will as a result improve going forward with new products and better ad loads etc. but i think for the kind of growth you are getting the kind of potential you are getting this stock is still down 22% from high. so i see an easy $10 upside. >> i know you are not happy with the most recent quarter. i i've heard jim talk about. i also heard you weren't giving up yet. >> no. so a sound 19% this week alone. that is just a h

dominick cane reports. >> john claude duvali er returned to haiti after years of exile shortly after the presidential election. when he died he was being accused of corruption and human rights apew abuse. he was 19 years old when he took over for his father. his father declared himself president and his rule was enforced in large part by his personal militia. it was accused of hilling many thousands of haitians. baby doc made some changes to his father's regime, but most haitians did not benefit. while he benefited many thousands were killed and thousands more left the country to escape. fall elections of 1958 when jean-claude duvalier took the vote there was low living conditions and duvalier left for france the next year. organize to the organization that prance tartcy international,--transparency international duvalier had stolen from the coffers. he was taken into custody by haitian authorities. he died while awaiting trial. >> for more on this, let's speak to seth walker, joining us from washington on the telephone. he covers duvalier's return from exile and just 19 years old wh

dominick adesanya faces charges for allegedly kicking two police dogs and making threats wednesday after he jumped the fence. we also learned this is his second try at breaching white house security. d.c. police arrested him in july for jumping over a security barrier. the obama administration says it's liking into new options to beef up security. including a higher fence around the white house and fence around the u.s. capitol. >>> delaware transportation officials will continue winter preps by inspecting their fleet of snowplows. the first check is for the delldot facility and similar inspections across the state next week. >>> if you're a pseg customer, you could save a third on your utility bill. they will provide a credit slashing the your bill by 31%, meaning the total will get $130 back. >>> it is flu season, officially. if just a few weeks' time, pennsylvania has nearly 100 reported cases of flu. efforts to spread awareness of the virus and provide free immuization is you should way. nbc 10 was in thorn hill as they talked about free flu shots and even got shots themselves to bri

dominick kane, al jazeera. >> plenty more to come on al jazeera including reports from inside north korea where celebrations take place but leader kim jong-un remain out of sight. >>> and we'll see if india's new commercial football looking can compete where cricket is king. >> sentenced to 15 years in prison, the same sentence was handed down to who were found guilty of torturing a lawyer during the revolution in 2011. the two are already serving it long-term sentences during the overthrow of mohamed morsi, who also appeared in court. his trial has been adjourned until sunday. >>> now al jazeera continues to demand the release of its three journalists who are imprisoned in egypt. mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have been detained for 287 days. they're wrongly accused of aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood and are appealing their convictions. they were sentenced to seven years in prison. bader mohammed received an additional three years for having a spent bullet with him that he picked up at a protest. >>> after weeks ever delay supporters of mohamed morsi have held dem

dominick? >> what we're watching is what is happening with stocks overall. rebounding nicely in just the last hour of trading. the dow after being down more than 450 points ending the day, you can see there, just down about 173 points. leading the come back though, you want to watch what is lapg with the energy sector. look at name like southwestern energy, cabbot oil and gas, pioneer national resources, the big winners here as people bought energy stocks on that dip throughout the coursest day. also materials another sector leading the come back as well. here you can see the sw energy, cabbot oil, air products, fmc corporation, sherwin william, all the big names. big gainers through the latter part of the day. scott? kel kelly? big moves. they put a lot of the ammunition into energy and materials. back over you to. >> okay. don, thank you. let's bring in three wisemen. joe, your just pointing something out to kelly and i about the futures, s&p 500. >> we mentioned before it's important to see follow-through tomorrow morning. you want the futures to come in

dominick green was a passenger in the mercedes and she also died. taka's family is planning a funeral for the sisters together. it will be next friday at 9:00 a.m. at the shauna. reid funeral center. >> we have decided to donate a large portion of our services to the family to accommodate them and their arrangements and given their love on a decent burial with dignity and respect. >> again, the sisters will have a joint funeral. >>> today is your first chance to talk directly to the superintendent of fairfax county schools. she will be tonight in mount vernon at 7:00. she plans to talk about the current school system and will hear questions you have. she is now in her second year as superintendent. >>> election day is three weeks away, and you won't see any more debates for virginia senator. democrat senator mark warner and ed gillispie had their final campaign last night. >> let me be clear, i did not offer her a job nor would i offer her any kind of position. >> so i can tell you this, the role a senator plays in the judicial nomination process is

they are being treated for bruising and will return to duty. 23-year-old dominick aknee ya of maryland has been charged with felonies for assaulting the dogs and making threats. his father says he was suffering from paranoia and arrested two months ago at the white house after he argued with security guards who wouldn't let him in. >>> and a collision between a helicopter and a small plane. the private plane was coming in for a landing, and the helicopter was on a training flight. >> oh, god! >> airplane down and helicopter down. >> yes, yes, i just saw it. 911's on the way. >> well, the plane managed to deploy a parachute which softened the crash into some trees. the two men aboard have been released. the helicopter plunged between two storage buildings. passengers didn't have a chance. the cause of the crash under investigation. >>> a wild scene on a northern california highway. a group of brazen bikers speeding and popping a wheelie. look what happens when an officer tries pull them over. they wave for him to go away. they're still trying to identify the bikers who could face crimin

authorities tried to pull over dominick after his family called police for a welfare check. officers say the 27 year old kept going, and even crashed into a squad car. the chase ended when he slammed into a railroad bridge. police are investigating the deadly crash to determine if alcohol or drugs played a factor. >>> well, residents in a small town hawaii's big islands are on high alert as lava from the volcano creeps and creeps closer and closer to homes. evacuation advisory is in place for 4,000 residents in the area, the lava flow began in june, but has gained speed over the past week. so far the lava has burned through fields, cemeteries, but no injuries have been reported. >>> caught on camera, philadelphia police are searching for a woman who stole halloween decorations. it happened thursday outside a home in the 1100 block of fitzgerald street in south philly. she snatched several items, and then ran away. if you have any information, please, contact the police. >>> and nasa will troy again tonight to launch unmanned rocket off the virginia coast. a sailboat got too

until then, dominick will stay behind bars without bail. his father says he had the paranoid belief he was being watched by cameras, had previously been ex area -- arrested at the executive mansion. >>> all right, 4:42, coming up on 4:43, a check on the forecasts. >> it is a nice one. >> good, good, good. >> good stuff, good stuff. yes, no kidding, first thing, bursting at the seems, i feel like all i've brought in the last few is just blah. >> but you're just the messenger, we know that. >> some people know that. >> the messenger on the bad days, but will take the credit on the good days. >> i'll riel i shall in it while i can. good stuff. you want to make the most of it, and the timing couldn't be better either. coming up on the weekends, a lot of halloween parades, a lot of fall festivals, football games, all sorts of stuff. if you want to be outside, you are going to be able to do so without having to worry about cart ago umbrella along, carting along the rain boots, none of that, because we have high pressure as the main story for days

the warehouse assault on two secret service officers >> : suspect in latest incident 23 year-old dominick of maryland >> : charges still pending >> : turd said canada's capital man with a gun when on a rampage in ottawa tonight and i addressed to the nation prime minister steven harper promised we will not be intimidated canada will never be intimidated >> : all over a few minutes today murder of a guard canada's war memorial the death of the shooter the home of a parliamentary gunman described muslim converts fbi pulsations here to be on high alert any possible copycat attack in u.s. >> : norad brought american air defense system pont increased alert as well. >> : capt. as more >> : of shipping by it >> : terrifying scene the home of canada's parliament violent day began a few hundred yards away canada's war memorial and lime for trust and run brand one soldier lay on the grounds >> : before 10:00 a.m. local time the man then done a car short distance away >> : wearing a white ball jacket and jeans as paramedics tried to save the life of the soldier shooting broke out here >> : second on

. >> and dominick adisania resisted being take upon away and started talking to two court officers what removed him yesterday. this is when he appeared in court. here's vooft incident on wednesday night. he's in charge of a felony for assaulting two police dogs and making threats. his father suffers from hearing voices. >> the white house saying they're considering enhanced security such as a higher fence and more personnel. >>> police in the east bay need your help to track down an armed robbery suspect who caused a major freeway closure on 880. he, scraped police and hid in a nearby bushes. mcleod is wanted for snatching a gold chain off the neck of an elderly woman in free month on october 5th. police say when the victim's husband ran after the suspect he pinted a gun at him and fired two shots -- pointed a gun at him and fired two shots into the air. don't approach him; just call the police right away. >>> and talks about a proposal to charge pedestrians and cyclists to use the golden gate bridge as the highway directors are exploring the idea, something they like the call the sidew

dominick kane, al jazeera. >> the condition of the spanish nurse who became the first person to contract ebola outside of west africa is now improving. doctors in madrid hospitals say that she's conscience and has been talking. romero is being treated with the experimental ebola treatment zmapp. >>> the government of cameroon say 27 hostages who have been captured by boko haram have now been freed. the wife of cameroon's deputy prime minister was also released. she was abducted by the armed group in july. >>> five years of violence in northern nigeria have forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. the state was once a place of refuge for victims of the unrest. now it's become a battleground between boko haram fighters and nigerian security forces. >> reporter: chaos and anger. this is the life lived by thousands of people displaced by boko haram fighters in northern nigeria. and these people are lucky to have a roof over their heads and second-hand items and food. >> this woman said she once lived a comfortable life but her world came crashing down last year when boko hara

. >>> new information about the man who jumped a white house fence last week. 23-year-old dominick arasanapeared in court but was quickly ushered out after he began screaming. his next court date is in 45 days. he's charged with making threats and assaulting two police dogs. >>> new information at a recruiting scandal at west point. officials are denying that booster funds were used for a recruiting outing that resulted in ncaa violations. the gazette said it obtained documents that explained how several were disciplined for conduct. they treated recruits it an alcohol-fueled party, a dinner date with female cadets, cash from boosters and v.i.p. treatment on a party bus. >> it's really quite shocking. you don't expect it to happen because you know how disciplined everybody is. and the way to deal with it is the way the superintendent has dealt with it, very, very quickly and decisively. >> school officials acknowledge some misconduct took place. they dispute the gazette report that says individual cadçets ar to blame for violating ncaa rules and not the entire team. >>> workers began movin

dominick cane, al jazeera. >> the unite--united states is set to begin screening passengers for ebola. they'll use thermal sensors from five airports. >> the government in cameroon says 27 hostages who were captured earlier in the year have been freed. the group includes ten chinese nationals who have been taken to the town. the wife of cameroon's deputy prime minister was also released. she was abducted by the armed group in july. >>> inside nigeria five years of violence in the northeast forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. once a refugee for victims of unrest. it's now a battleground for security forces. >> chaos and anger. this is the life led by thousands of people displaced by boko haram fighters in northern nigeria. and these are lucky to have a roof over their heads and occasional streets like second-hand items and food. family of five have lived a comfortable life, but she said that her world came crashing down last year when boko haram fighters killed her husband. this camp is her third home in less than a year. >> after my husband was killed nothing matt

and let's go to dominick chu here. >> the highlights from bill gross's first investor letter and callwill a as member of the janua of the janus capital group here. a number of highlights. first saying that the global economy is slowing, also he's not seeing significant bear markets really at this time. he comments on the unconstrained bond fund he'll be managing there. he's looking for ton mostly in bonds. and likes the small size otd the janus on constrained bond fund. also interesting thoughts here on returns for asset classes going forward. he says in his investor letter, if yields can't go much lower than the bonds market capital gains are limit. that applies in other asset categories. we've had the biblical seven years of fat we must look forward to years of leaner. so bonds he thinks will return 3 to 4% at best and stocks returning about 50 5 to 6% on the outside as well. a and just some of the highlights coming out of this investor letter and his first web cast. >> everyone in the fixed income community down will be pouring through that letter. the dow down 16 poi96 points. s&p

over to dominick chu. >> check out ibm, apple and intel. reason why according on investor survey by bern stein, the three are the best tech stocks to bet against. intel rer relies a little too much on the pc sales. the pressure on apple could be on profit margins and ibm could be hurt by slow are growth in terms of the cloud computing and that competition. all three are lower overall on the day but three very large cap tech companies that bernstein investors say are the best to short. >> we'll keep on eye on the markets and see whether or not the european close makes a difference for the afternoon session. allows of the day on the dow 16,8 16,829. we're not that far right now. >> i'm watching the european markets and suspect the fed and bank of japan and the ecb are watching those markets were closely as well. how much effect can the markets and their sofsness have on fed policy? we'll talk about it after the break 6 twhat do i do?. you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock. ♪ there shoul

dominick adesanya scuffled with u.s. marshals yesterday, as they tried to escort him from a competency hearing. he also yelled for someone to help him. adesanya will face more psychiatric testing and treatment. he's due back in court december 22-nd. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... several brands of baby wipes have been recalled because they may contain bacteria. the wipes are sold nationwide at walgreens, sam's club, family dollar, among others. the bacteria isn't dangerous to healthy people but could affect those with weak immune systems or chronic lung problems. the full recall list is on our website, *wgn t-v dot-com slash- weblinks.* pictures of cute puppies always get a lot of attention on the internet. but, this one is trending. it's of a budding member of the boston police department's k-9 force. when this german shepherd, named "tuco", is full grown ... he will fit into this bulletproof vest that's made just for dogs. it was provided by a non-profit group that works to protect pol

. >> dominick chu. a lot of of people give credit to caterpillar. >> one of the most heavily weighted in the dow. accounting for a good change of the gains today. caterpillar posting blow out earnings and raised financial outlook for the year. look the ripple effects. john deere. nothing runs like a deere. up a percent and a half as well. and farm retailers as well. a tractor supply company. it is the best performing stock in the entire s&p 500. they posted better than expected results last night. they are up about 14%. so the agricultural side of things and the heavy machinery looking decent in the day's trade. >> tsco who wants it? >> me. tractor supply. it was trading lock step with john deere but it is a completely different animal. it is not hundred thousand dollar six figure tractors. this is lawn tractors and feed for animals and atvs. these blew it out and continues to move up through 70 i believe right now. and that's another opportunity. >> when i see something up 15% like this i'd rather look

dominick kane, al jazeera. >>> u.s.t to begin screening passengers for ebola at one of the busiest airports team at john f. kennedy in new york will use thermal sensors to screen from guinea and sierra leone and airports in washington d.c. and chicago and atlanta will roll out screening checks in the coming days. weekend of protest in the u.s. town of ferguson in missouri. >> don't shoot, don't shoot. >> reporter: people demanding justice from an unarmed teenager shot in august and days of unrest and we have more from ferguson. >> reporter: this is the combination of the first night of a holiday weekend of protests in ferguson and general and talking about the killing of michael brown, the black, unarmed teenager in august by a police officer. organizers are hoping thousands will gather in st. louis on saturday and will end with an act of miss disobedience on monday and it's not just about protest and not just about local politicians, they organized seminars and lectures trying to analyze why in the u.s. young black tee

let's check with dominick chu for a look at what's driving them. >> speaking of the cars may be part of the story hoar. not often you hear a company beat earnings way dollar a share. u.s. steel topped as much as 10%. analysts are divided over whether they can keep generating bigger profits. companies are split right now. ak steel marginally higher. off session highs on the news. nucor is lower. a mixed picture. u.s. steel though, its own story in today's trade. >> what is your read on u.s. steel? i remember so many of those battles you and grasso at over steel during the day. >> still got the scars. look. steel brought in a new ceo and he's done a great job of rationalizing facilities. canada and u.s. facilities. so they have cut back in costs. at the end of the day it is a commodity and foreign countries just produce. they are full em ploit. i think they can move a little u.s. steel in particular but after that a global growth and that is going to the other way. >> look at the last six weeks. they made a run up to 46. and when we had a selloff high beta name got smacked down to 30.

. >>> in the meantime over the dominick chu and a market flash. >> technologywise, gt advanced technologies is plummeting on report it will exit the sapphire glass manufacturing business. the company supplied that to apple for the glass on its particular iphones and what not but made the decision after apple decided not to use it on its iphone 6. gt now has a cap of -- after filing for bankruptcy. >> even apple is saying it was surprised by that move. thanks dom. apple pay will be released november 7th. the banks involved will also shoulder any fraud liability should it take place in the apple system. now apple's lead designer also offering comments on what he calls theft. at vanity fair's vent in san francisco. he called copy cat products simple theft. the last thing i think is oh that's flattering. all those weekends i could have been home with my family. i think it's theft it's lazy. i don't think it's okay at all. pretty strong words. we haven't quite seen a close imitation of the apple watch yet but there are certainly those trying to build one. >> thermal nuclear war. the theft of the

i'd been out peeking under old sunday sections for a barber named dominick, whose wife wanted him backi forget why. only reason i took the job was because my bank account was trying to crawl under a duck. (edward dmytryk) as far as the narration goes, i could have done that picture without narration and we discussed that. but we wanted to get the flavor of chandler. chandler writes differently than any writer ever wrote. he's become a fad as it were, he has his own style. (man's thoughts) we were watched. i didn't see anything, i felt it in my stomach. i was a toad on a wet rock, a snake was looking at my neck. (edward dmytryk) he was the first one to say, "i didn't mean it really, i was trying it on for size." just trying it on for size, lots of things still don't fit. "trying it on for size," is part of our language now, but he was the first one to ever write that line. one thing that came along in fiction was the private eye, the hard-boiled private detective. (ron goulart) not part of the system, kind of a loner. hmm, you've got a nice build for a private detective. it gets me arou

. >>> back to dominick chu with an update out of canada. >> this is what we know right now.l we want to get you up to speed in a live interview with msnbc. ottawa police say there are multiple suspects in the morning shootings on or near the parliament hill area of ottawa. there is video of what's happening so far this morning. also cbc, canadian television is saying one suspect shot is killed in the parliament situation developing so far. the police have confirmed that two have been injured in the shooting. also here, nbc news has learned that president barack obama has been briefed on the canadian parliament situation. according to a senior administration official. nbc news also learned that the u.s. embassy in ottawa canada is on lockdown currently. and we are now looking to see what we're seeing in terms of monitoring the situation. there are also some interesting details coming out with regard to the video from the event. the globe has been showing some video. and right now is a video shot by a journalist from the globe and mail and the sweep of parliament. and what you

the nurse has now been moved to a specialist unit, dominick cain, al jazeera. >>> we are crossing over and going to speak to camilla deputy humanitarian director from oxfan and thanks for being with us on al jazeera news hour and i'm sure you are aware senegal could be ebola free and nigeria following that on monday and can you say for certain what it is they did correctly? >> i think it's really great news, but senegal and nigeria were able to catch it fast. i think what needs to be remembered is that very close by literally in neighboring countries in guinea and sierra leone there is an unprecedented crisis with huge challenges and transmission rates going up twice within 20 days. so we really should not remain co complace nsh complacent. >> what about the countries of liberia and guinea and sierra leone and what can they replicate if anything if what nigeria and senegal have done? >> reporter: i think for now it's really working on dealing with the problem at hand which is ensuring that there is medical units immediately there, that there is prevention on the ground, that we are loo

it comes more than a year after the dominick hansel bakery in new york city introduced its popular nowrademark co-nut. i remember when those things came out, lines around the block. people buying them. >> did you ever get shun. >> no i like pastry, not enough to take a train to new york and wait in a line. >> right now 6:49. let's see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell has cents your preview. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, ukee, erika. the government changing its ebola guidelines for travelers from west after a we'll take closer look at the debate over whether to quarantine returning healthcare workers. plus, with the evening election one week away, we talk with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. and political director john dickerson, about the major issues headed into the midterms. >>> and then an end after era for the almond brothers. anthony mason takes us inside their final shows. some band members tell us how they decided it is cents time to call it quits. the news is back in the morning. see in you about tent meant. >> i was rocking

. >>> dominick chu is at the market flash desk. >> there is an awful lot. but first of all the dow jones, again getting really just taking a hit yesterday. the transports now leading the way higher here. the airlines are the ones flying high today. jet blue, delta, united, american all topt upside here. and the transportation stocks are on pace, up by 3, 3.5%. that would be if it closes here. the best day for the dow transports in over a year. >> has the selloff been way over done. >> it's way over done and a painful on me because as an owner of just about every one of them. today i jumped into american airlines. we saw november up sides call buying there. but you look at these airlines, why are they getting sold off? we all talk about it all the time. the largest input is energy. as we watched energy sell of u youoff. all it's been w been ebola and other stuff. i continue to add and get into new positions. >> like what? >> american today. i bought in american today. it was about the only name i didn't have. >> interesting. >> same without speaking to pete,

let's check in with dominick chu for a look at the market flash desk. >> a very ugly. the 3-d printer maker taken a big hit after lowering third quarter guidance and cutting sales forecasts. this due do constraints of the manufacturing for direct metal printers. the company said it expects revenue growth to pick up now the gaps have been closed. still shares down about 14% off session lows. here is other 3-d printers. stat asis. and others. >> josh brown. >> i haven't been in these names for a while. i still watch the space but i would say the second tier names have not been kind to shareholders. they have issued equity every chance they have gotten. also given unrealistic guidance. the big names with hewlett packard entering and a lot of the other developments there is nothing that entices me. i watch but i sit on my hands. >> let's check in on our battle for trader of the year. movement at the top as well. joe terranova still in first but mike murphy now in second past johna ja john najarian as well. murph what's your trade. >> so facebook has been a big winner for m

. >> thanks dominick, chu. sad news.d know he was in the words of officials fighting for his life and the watch remains on the nearly 50 people with whom he did have contact. this is the week symptoms probably would present so this story continues. >> this is sad carl, and sobering i think. sort of this idea that in the united states it's different. when we bring people here who contracted ebola overseas, that there is this idea that the prognosis is better. and it is better. but this is a serious outbreak. and this really underscores that. >> one thing that patients in the u.s. john, as we know they have had is access to experimental drugs. one of which was made by chim chimerics stocks. and we were seeing better results when taking these experimental drugs. that stock is falling precipitously on the back of this. just as of yesterday thomas's family said he was improve bug he was still in serious condition and of course this is traj zblik thomas eric duncan has died this morning at 7:51 a.m. back in a minute. he most.

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be easy of course to point out what isn't working but let's check with cnbc's resident optimist dominickhu for a look at bright spots. >> i'm a glass half full kind of guy. so despite the negative sentiment in the stock market there are some bright spots. utilities is one of the best performing sector as investors look for that safe haven trade. also some biotechs in the green here. biojen, amgen. and consumer staples, many of the upside. some stocks like coca-cola near multiyear highs and despite the selloff in technology apple is holding its own. a lot of green on the board on an otherwise down day. back to you. >> doc, i think apple continuing to get a little of an icahn bounce. >> yeah. and despite the fact that he's basically coming out against, what, 40 sell side analysts that are out there saying it is worth somewhere around 120. carl is out there saying 203. and apparently enough people left hand to that call that the stock has held here. impressive. >> i think it's frankly the level of conviction that not only carl told us about yesterday but also his son brett and dave schechte

dominick chu is. what are you watching. >> stocks at session lows now. just bouncing off them. the dow jones you can see here just about down 1 and a half percent. the big laggard so far food g d goldman sachs, exxon mobile. and caterpillar and j and j also well. and the gap stores followed by qep resources. chesapeake energy also down to the downside. energy by far the worst performing sector. a broader based move for the dow. but you have to keep an eye specifically on what is happening with energy. apple up about three quarters of a percent today. >> the volatility in the last three days alone is enough to make your head spin. up down, up down, up down. >> think about the reasons for yesterday's rally. that the fed is more worried about the economy. if you got balled up on that and boughten up a 270 tarke, the on thick you are not considering is the bull rallies timically don't taste take place now. they occur when the market is on its way lower not hire. so i think yesterday was a sigh of relief. but that is never a great reason to get really excited and today you gave the

. >> dominick, amazed his pool didn't collapse.ed in his backyard, his security cameras captured all of it. >> my daughter called me and said there was a bear in the backyard, and i thought she was joking. >> but no one if the family saw the bear swimming until they checked out the security video and saw this furry fellow wasn't just here for a quick dip. he lounge dollars around like you or i would on hot summer day. seems this guy really want add nice enjoyable swim. >> yes, it was pretty nice day. could have used a beer. >> maybe a raft to float on. but after a while, the bathing bruin did get out. speed up the video, though, and you'll see, he motion i had around, headed right back for the pool. right back for another swim. the camera caught the bear leaving after that second swim, and caught it popping the kids ball before headed out. three year old nina wasn't too happen which that. but was amazed seeing the bear that smashed in her pool. >> he sneaked in my yard. >> this whole under the deck is how they think the first bear

. >> over to dominick chu for a quick market flash. >> visa continues to power ahead.y visa reported stronger than expected third quarter profits saying mobile payments would be a great drive for the business. up about 13% just this week and you can see up about another 2% in trading today. >> that is quite a chart. and that was very much responsible for the dow's move yesterday. markets still in rally mode at this hour. dow up 186. let's bring in art cashin. you told us that ghoullies and ghosties this time would bring goodies. are these the expected? >> i can't say expected. i'd like to. but we've been pounding the table all week that the final four days of october are the strongest days of the year and thifd lived up. the real surprise was the bank of japan and idea they were going to commit a large amount of money to stocks and etfs of non japanese locals that has inspired what looks to be a global short covering. markets up 1-2% in europe. most have held gains. it was not only the people who were short, bearish, of the market. but many people found their hedges be