in freeport, long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. >> thank you for the exclusive story tonight. freeport formally unveils operation safe streets in a news conference tomorrow morning. >>> across new york state, don't pay a toll and lose your car registration. starting early next year, the state will crackdown on repeat toll evaders. governor cuomo announced plans to suspend the registration of drivers who fail to pay fivologist within 18 months. officials say nearly 35,000 drivers skip bridge, tunnel and highway tolls and cost the state $16.5 million every year. >>> an update tonight on fanduel's fight to keep operating in new york state. today the daily fantasy sports site announced it is temporarily barring all new yorkers from playing. the move follows a failed attempt to block an effort by attorney general schneiderman. he says fanduel and its committee for draftkings amounts to gamble websites and therefore violate the state's constitution. draftkings is still letting new yorkers play on its site. >>> a raging fire, a mother's drop her baby out a window to escape. >> just d

(track 4)freeport mayor robert kennedy 8says he was ((drop in file of lower manhattan rial from aiello pkg in gusoff folder ))inspired by lower manhattan's so called "ring of steel." he says "operation safe streets" costing 600 thousands dollars is a cost effective turning point for suburban policing. sot -10:42:24 if you were to put a police officer at every intersection(( at the perimeter of the village)) to watch for criminal coming or going it would be very expensive. robererkennedy freeport village mayor (track 5))((drop in tear outs))police now have eyes on up to 2000 cars per minute averaging 155,000 car per day 004//10:38:32today alone we have had 50 hits in the first 3 hours(track 6)cars wanted in abductionshit and runs robberies in t`e first 2 weeks: ((drop in here tear outs--make underlying car video black and white please or blurry or bobo ))280 cars impounded 1000 summonses written. 25//11:31:29 we believe it will be a deterrant to criminals to avoid the confines of the village of freeport. raymond horton assist. police chieffreeport village. sot -13:39:02 its kinda an inv

matt moran, they had a fantastic october, up , but down in november, so --eport matt and ran freeportown. it has been a down, down year for them. betty: matt miller, thank you at the markets desk. the ecb and janet yellen, these are big ticket items that investors have, and a look at how the market may react as we head into the final month of the year and the last few minutes of the trading day, and i want to -- oliver.l of her jobs are important, so there is always some volatility there. think, i would make the argument that the ecb could relevant tobe more u.s. investors than the job market, and just looking at the certainty with which people are predicting this will happen, so there will probably be more stimulus put on the table. economists are saying that. ver: if the ecb puts more on the table, it brings more divergence, and that will continue to accentuate some of the issues we have had with the dollar and some of the companies in the u.s. with their earnings, but what is also interesting is my editor sent me this, and this is the european volatility versus the vix. you have to

in freeport, long island, cbs 2 news. >> freeport will formally unvail operation safe streets this morning. >>> a bold twist in skipping out on a taxi fare. a driver says his credit card was stolen by a passenger. the wallet slipped on to the floor of the cab. the passenger quietly snatched the driver's credit card and payed the fare with it. >> i realized after five minutes when i called the credit card company, they told me, this car used in taxi. >> reporter: how did you feel when i figured it out? >> very bad and upset. >> police have a picture of the by the way, he didn't leave a tip. >> okay. >>> up next, in sport, the next big rookie has his debut as a pro. >>> and a tour of the long island estate that jlo and mark anthony once called home. >>> and another check of traffic and weather on the 2s after this. every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, get covered up by chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds. [hold music playing] we at time warner cable, need to apologize to you. we no longer offer e

the village of freeport now scanning every, single car goes. license plates are then automatically cross-referenced with crime databases. mangano and police officials welcomed the technology right in the heart of nassau county. >> this initiative, "operation safe streets," will not only make freeport a safer community but will make nassau county a safer county. the intelligence from the readers over 2,000 plates a minute will provide huge investigative leads in the village and county as a whole. >> the 27 license plate readers are mounted at nearly every village entrance and exit point including the very busy sunrise highway. in just the first three weeks, 5 million license plate scans resulted in more than 300 cars impounded. some of them stolen and unregistered. >>> the fbi is investigating a drone incident in union county new jersey. it's raising serious concerns over terrorists using drones to do surveillance on sensitive infrastructures or to do people harm. cbs 2's christine sloan with the story. >> reporter: the operator of this drone sh

more construction northbound granite avenue to freeport street and once again by furnace construction 95 north at 128. the ramps affected. if you're traveling the pike both dereks by newton corner. one last construction zone this one on 128 southbound from route 3 down to route 2 and we're expecting the trains and the buses to start the morning on schedule. randy randy: right now a high school football star is in critical condition after he was stabbed on the street. the attack coming just hours after he scored the winning touchdown in a huge game. emily: the eye's sera congi is live in everett with what we know at this hour. sera: this morning, that everett high football standout is in the hospital with stab wounds. school officials say 16-year-old marvens fedna was stabbed in the back and hand just hours after scoring the winning touchdown on saturday. the stunning upset over top-seeded st. john's prep capping an outstanding game for the junior. later that night, walking home from a party, the school superintendent said he saw someone being attacked by a group and stebbed in. the co

also on the expressway north approaching storrow and once again by freeport street. south of town construction 93 by route 24. on 95 north at 128. along the pike there's roadwork by newton corner and your last project on 128 between route 2 and route 2a. so far we're expecting the trains and the buss to start the morning on schedule. randy. randy: right now, the grieving mother of the woman whose body was found burned and dumped near train tracks is sending a message to her killer. and it might not be the one you expect. emily: the eye's sera congi is live in bridgewater with the new details in this disturbing mystery. sera: emily and randy. the victim's mother says she wants people to know her daughter was a beautiful young woman who once dreamed of being an actress. 29-year-old ashley bortner's body was found bound and burned along the railroad tracks last week. investigators have said they believe the new jersey native was targeted, but they have not made any arrests or talked about potential suspects. bortner's mother says her daughter used to live in hyde park.

joanna's attorney is calling on the freeport mayor to ask the commissioner of the housing authority to step down if his views don't change, adding its a political move based on facts that haven't been proven. jodi goldberg, fox 5 news. steve: republican presidential candidate carly fiorina meeting with voters in iowa today at a town hall meeting. she would reestablish america's leadership role by reaffirming our support of israel and called on the global community to block iran's ability to move money through international banks. dari: the democratic side, vermont senator bernie sanders launching his first tv ad in the early voting states of iowa and new hampshire. he spent 2 million on the one-minute ad titled real change that gives voters a glimpse into his political past and his humble upbringing. steve: still to come, fighting segregation in new york city dari: how parents and teachers are hoping to create a diverse public school system. steve: a new food safety scare at chipotle where now they've closed dozens of stores. dari: here's tonight's new york minute. >> the five marines

freeport macmaran is straddling $13. and it changed after the announcement he was in it and back down to 8:00 and i think it will have a seven handle. clearly headed there. xerox is up 10% on the back of this. that to me is ultimately the [ inaudible ]. it will fade this rally. >> would say -- i would say, listen, carl is a goo that a month ago put out this danger ahead sign. when you talk about fixing companies, he searches for value and doesn't see a lot tv. he has some in energy space. but xerox to me, you used to work at xerox printer back in the day. it is something that now all of us have to go read about because we haven't looked at it. and maybe that is the jean jus of what he is trying to do here. >> and there is no fighting trends. and guy mentioned the lack of demand in copper. it is down to $2. it could go down to 1.40. and we'll talk about that with dennis. and even rig is a broken company for a long time. because a company looks cheap, you might be coat tailing an activist, you have to understand what the u

thinera still slow on the expressway as you can see just cry'ling past exit 13 freeport street. here are live drive times 28 minutes on the pike from 495 tr d3 mass ave and 23 minveres on the expressway from the braintree split to the e slt for the puthe and 32 minveres on 128 south from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. meteorol gist shiri schlar keeping a very close eye on nor'easter that's making its way in to the area. hi, shiri. >> shiri: good morning, julie. that's what we will have to follow the next day, mostly tonight and into tomorrow and heavy rain and wind, those are the biggest tl w concernsal ery distant third concern will be coastal flooding and couple pockets of minor cy sstal flooding and over all this is going to be a very minimal thing to watch over the nextw o4-hour. mostly the rain and wind that's really going to ito 9act just 51 right now in boston and mostly cloudy and we got clouds hanging tight tichough the day with temperatures hovering in the middle 50s in the city itself. after aboverw o:30, 3:0ston slight risk we will get a shower in boston, mc

. >> julie: pike starting to lighten up and new accident on the expressway and southbound at freeport street and most of the volume heading northbound. 93 south still sluggish through medford, 128 south still slowing you down through lexington. here is live look at zakim bridge where you can see volume heavy and steady and 22 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel and 41 minutes expressway braintree split to the pike and 33 minutes 93 tout from 495 to the leverett connector. >> daniel: new hampshire veteran walks out to find the vehicle tagged with graffiti and covered in dog feces. this isn't the first time he says it has been happening since halloween. fox25 jessica reyes is live in on investigation and why they are nervous. >> jessica: derry police looking into who had do this. man is recovering from disabled bypass surgery and his wife is also disabled and uses a cane and they found dog feces smeared all over the side and chalked it up to halloween prank and very next day found out it has been spray-painted and saturday found that car had also been sp

freeport. >> melissa, have a great weekend. >> you, too. >> thanks for chg with a, everybody. bell" begins right now. >> and welcome to the "closing bell" on this friday. i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> tgif. i'm bill given. a lot of news hitting stocks. the broader market under pressure, oil declining, pulling down energy stocks for the second day in a row and weak died ans from cisco sent shares of that dow component lower by more than 6% and there are many other stories as well. >> oh, my gosh. retail wreckage in full force today. take a look at nordstrom, also jcpenney. fossil, all getting hammered. we're talking down about nearly

. >> i was looking at the paper in freeport and carl icahn, that was open to us. a lot of it stock and some options. you see more put buying to the down side. 40,000 put spreads trading out in freeport macmaran today. that is copper and gold and all of what you were just bringing it up, all of those combined in one. >>> airline stocks under pressure as theydy just paris. the past senior of continental airlines. >>> and urban outfitters fresh off of buying a pizza chain. much more "fast money" still ahead. >>> air travel to par sis back to normal today but airline stocks still closed lower in the aftermath of friday's attacks and anxiety over terrorists are looking to strike again. we have the ceo of continental airlines and after the 9/11 attacks brings insight into this matter. gordon, it is nice to see you. >> nice to be with you, melissa. >> and you say that sessentiall, right now airlines are difficult targets. it is unlikely for a terrorist to strike directly. why? >> well suicide vests and ak-47s and bombs, they have thorough screening, so it is almost impos

at slightly lower copper prices than we expect, freeport-mcmoran and first quantum would be owned bytors. that means real distress could be ahead if copper breaks $2. >> at $2 copper a lot of these companies are looking at some serious difficulties, really a consequence of some ill-timed and overpriced acquisitions in years past that were largely predicated on a higher copper price than i think we're likely to see going forward. >> so carl icahn's investment in freeport-mcmor freeport-mcmoran, it sounds like it would not be enough to offset the lack of demand or the declining demand we're seeing out of china. >> yeah. there could be some opportunities to unlock value there, but really freeport and the rest of the mining space is ultimately at the end of the day a china story and there's very little any individual management team can do in the face of significantly lower chinese demand for copper. >> that's a perfect segue to talk about gold. you also trimmed the long-term gold price forecast to $1,160 an ounce which is higher than where gold is currently. you like a couple of the min

the boots are hand made in freeport, payne. it added new equipment but still can't keep up with the demand. chris, kathryn? >> thank you very much, hannah. appreciate it. >> a lot of people will be needing those boots this season, but that's quite a backlog. >> hey, it happens. if you really want them, order them in the summer. >> you have to be prepared for the weather. >>> let's get a check of our weather with danielle. uh-oh, rain drops. >> oops. maybe i'll put the graphic on here. widespread 1 to 2 inches expected. flooding is unlikely because it overnight. there may be a couple of localized areas where the leaves are clogging some of the drains that may flood. the heaviest rain by far falls tomorrow morning. the wind won't be a huge concern, but it will get a bit gusty tonight especially on the cape and islands. 30 to 40 mile-per-hour gusts on the south and east. this morning, it is a quiet start, and we aren't nearly as cold as we were 24 hours ago. we have a couple of upper 20s. 29 in taunton, 39 in nashua. most of us ru

more roadwork still in place approaching freeport street. as you make your way along 93 there's construction by route 24. 95 north clearing the roadwork at 128 and also on the pike by newton corner and your last construction zone also picking up now. 128 between route 2 and route 2a. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. randy? randy: thank you. right now the grieving mother of the woman whose body was found burned and dumped is sending a message to her killer. and it might not be the one you expect. emily: the eye's sera congi is live in bridgwater with the new details in this disturbing mystery. sera: emily and randy. the victim's mother wants people to know that her daughter was a beautiful young an actress. 29-year-old ashley bortner's along the railroad tracks last week. investigators have said they believe the new jersey native was targeted, but they have not made any arrests or talked about bortner's mother says her daughter used to live in hyde park. though they haven't seen each other in three years, they did keep in to

it is at freeport street. so that's why we are seeing things a little bit heavier than usual. pike looks okay. starting to slow down as you look through the weston tolls and approach the alston-bright and approach the alston-brighton areas. 16 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams. 17 minutes on route 9 from 495 to speen street. head from route 1 in peabody down to the weston tolls. gene and sara, back to you. >>gene: a standoff situation in canton is now over. we sent a breaking news alert on our app as this ended 15 minutes ago. started 2:00 as a con on from face between two brothers. >> station's -- a confrontation between two brothers. fox25 is live where you just spoke with the chief of police. >>reporter: we did, sara, just about 15 minutes ago we heard from him and he said, as you guys said, this involves two brothers on washington treat? canton. it was going on -- -- on washington street in canton. one brother stabbed the other. the one that stand his brother barricaded himself inside the home. they were able to get inside the home and were able

southbound around morrissey boulevard and near freeport street. northbound not moving all that badly. it's about a 58-minute ride from boston down to the braintree split. getting a look at a problem, too, checking for a problem spot on route 9 around the area of route 16 in wellesley. reports of a crash in the spot but it's taking a look at the ride here. not moving all that badly on either one of those roadways so that checked in phone as well. making your way on is the pike eastbound that is stalled out. right travel lane breakdown by the pru tunnel pushing traffic back to the allston area. leaving town, right out to 128 heavy close to a 46-minute ride there. i'm joe stapleton, 7 news. >> a digital dilemma facing parents. how much time is too much with the electronics? >> elizabeth: it make them them worry even more with the information. you could call them screen group common sense find the average teen expenses nine hours a day with media and technology not counting school or homework. 'tweens average 6 hours a day. >> it shows you kids spend

we have the earlier crash down around freeport. we have earlier problems down into the milton area. route 3 southbound the earlier multi-car crash they had is now out of the way. we're still looking at about an hour ride here. this is again route 93 southbound where those headlights are on the expressway. this is the mass pike west-bound dealing with the tough ride as well. we're about an hour and ten minutes from downtown boston out to the natick offramp there at exit 13. pike eastbound dealing well heading for route 93. downtown 93 northbound, those brake lights continue heavy right up towards route 60. southbound those headlights continue slow-going foo too to the expressway. joe stapleton, 7 news. >>> at three-year-old the little boy is frustrated with the idea of haves and have notes. his mother said he cried when he found out people were living outside. now the little guy has made it his mission to help the homeless. >> they are not for you. reporter: patrick is only three years old. >> you have a house. reporter: but he has the heart of a giant. you can find proof under his f

we are checking on the southbound side of the expressway down around freeport and near the off-ramp. dealing with a delay here stretching back toward columbia road. after that spot it is easing nicely. right around 128 a lot of green. northbound through the burlington and stoneham area. not moving too badly into milton. heading toward the downtown centers. spot. it is still quiet as well. jeff stapleton, 7 news. >>> all right, coming up next at 7:00, a suspect turning himself in after he is caught children. >> and an act of goodwill. a police officer pulls a woman over, but it is what he did next that is getting a whole lot of attention. >> and black friday bonanza. the rush is on across mass as people step up security. police step up security for the start of the holiday shopping season. we'll tell about you that and we live in a pick naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... why settle for this? don't miss the ultimate sleep number week going on now! sleepiq technology tells adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good,

then in southbound on the expressway jut a little tight here down by freeport street and morrissey boulevard. all in all not a bad ride, about a 38 minute commute. i'm joe staple ton, 7 news . >> anchor: next on 7 news at 4 4:30, a prison escape, three inmates attack a guard and make a run for it. >> anchor: poll at thes getting candid as it comes to taking refugees. . >> anchor: new developments. what we are now learn about the suspected ring leader in the paris terror attack. we'll have that coming up at . >> anchor: a devastating blow to the pats offense. the latest on julian edelman and his broken foot. >> anchor: we want to remind you to check out 7 news on facebook. check out anchor profiles for interesting facts about all of us. just log on and search for 7 [sfx:] all candidates' voices talking over one another my dad carried mail on his back. they called him "john the mailman" and they loved him because he looked out for everyone in those neighborhoods. i learned something from my father, do your best to look out for we turned ohio around and we created jobs and cut taxes and balance

brake lights down by freeport street but no breakdowns are crashes ahead. joe staple ton, 7 news . >> anchor: it's time for who did it better . >>> today we head to boston's engine four for a fire fighter challenge. don't forget you decide who did it better. >> reporter: things heat up this week as we head to an gin 4 on beacon hill. i don't know if you have seen this guy, but this is chris land landon from hgtv . >>> i will do it bet they are week . >> reporter: i got you this week. the challenge this slide down the firehouse pole and put on gear worn by boston fire fighters . >> anchor: what makes you think you can do it better . >>> i have a height advantage today . >> reporter: i and a little bit afraid of this, so we'll see what happens. since chris had the height advantage i decided to level the i will but these over here. hey, chris! >>> did i tell you i'm scared of heights? >> reporter: he is already w wing sweat off his brow. i am kind scared for him. 3, 2, 1 go! that was good . >> reporter: get your boots. >>> you -- i don't need my . . . >> repor

inflation data renewing concerns about growth there weighing on minors like freeport-mcmoran, copper, and gold. usda today,m the noting a thing of -- noting a continuing club of things like corn and soybeans. finally, owings illinois, the maker of class, a neutral rating at the quarry. researchher piece of is weighing on the biggest stock today -- apple is down after credit squeeze said because of asia's channel checks, there are concerns about demand for the iphone 6. did keep andthey outperform rating. talk to thell analyst who wrote that report on apple, so we will get that. let's get a check of the headlines and bloomberg news. mark crumpton has more from the news desk. mark: good afternoon. the white house says president obama will sign a $607 billion passed bylicy bill congress. it bands moving one time obey detainees to the united states, something mr. obama has been trying to do since he was sworn in as president. the white house press secretary says mr. obama plus decision to sign the bill does not change his position about wanting to close the prison. the administration will

they are slowing things down on the southbound side around freeport. the delays are minor. >>> two boston police officers injured in mattapan doctoringed by a car they stopped for speeding, police say that car was barreling done blue hill avenue at more than 70 miles and hour. >> we are learning more about the dramatic chain of events, nichole jacob is in roxbury with more, good morning, any ol. by a traffic stop and that driver making an attempt to run. sunday evening in mattapan this was the wreckage left behind, two suv's mangled after a scary scene. >> i was a little bit scared. >> boston police say the driver of the building suv was speeding, going about 70 miles when they stopped the vehicle driver appeared to make an attempt to run, that is when the two officers took action. >> the driver put the car in gear, the officers tried to stop him, took off with the two officers inside the car hanging out from the car. >> reporter: dragging them roughly 100 yards, not woman coming to a stop until hitting this parked suv. >> anybody on the sidewalk would

main culprit as you can see bumper-to-bumper as you head past freeport street. here are live drive times, 23 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel and 31 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike and hour and five minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. however, i'm expecting that to increase especially since that accident just happened in montvail avenue. going to be mild today and pleasant week ahead. >> shiri: biggest issue will be solar glare and end mild and average high 56 and how about 60s and 70s this week and 6:17 and this is the part that throws me off and sun goes down at 4:38 this afternoon so does feel like the day is shah risking and lose 1 hour 14 days of daylight by christmas and a little while to go where the day will be closing in and start out with measure skies and temperatures 60 by lunchtime today and closer to the storm system and storm system is not close enough to swing in any cloud cover and there's a quiet snapshot by 5:00 p.m. and remember it will be dark by then and

here's a look at winter weather in freeport minnesota. you can see roads are covered in snow blankets. causing lots of troubles for drivers and numerous crashes on interstate 35 and 90 yesterday. nebraska, south dakota, and wisconsin are also seeing the snow storm this weekend. the wintery weather might have you getting a start on your christmas list or wanting to grab the blades and hit the ice. jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. as president of the united states, i pledge to you that i will solve problems. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the good morning everyone. it's another great weekend to get out metro. the warm weather may be over but you c

. >> julie: northbound near freeport street and accident on 128 southbound this is right near the wynn street and 93 south remains slow itself as you head to make way into town and zakim bridge. live drive times 12 minutes on 24 from 106 to 108 and 48 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 30 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. >> daniel: woman's body found burned in bridge water and murdered and dumped by train tracks. catherine parrotta is live at bridgewater police station with good morning, catherine. >> catherine: earlier this morning heard from the d.a.'s office and dent have update on the case right now so working to identify the victim and possible suspect in any of this and also asking for the public's help. but here is what we know about the case right now. according to official it all started for them around 11:40 tuesday night when they got a 911 call from a witness and reporting suspicious vehicle near the tracks near oak street and crepo street in bridgewater and saw someone from the vehicle and place next to the railroad tr

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freeport. >> melissa, have a great weekend. >> you, too. >> thanks for chg with a, everybody. "closing bell" begins right now. >> and welcome to the "closing bell" on this friday. i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> tgif. i'm bill given. a lot of news hitting stocks. the broader market under pressure, oil declining, pulling down energy stocks for the second day in a row and weak died ans from cisco sent shares of that dow component lower by more than 6% and there are many other stories as well. >> oh, my gosh. retail wreckage in full force today. take a look at nordstrom, also jcpenney. fossil, all getting hammered. we're talking down about nearly 17% and 35% respectively. >> wow. >> this on the back of earnings numbers. more companies are set to report next week. we'll break down which ones are especially worth watching. >> meantime biotech a standing strong today and investors are getting ready for what could be one of the biggest events of the year for the biotech sector. we have the ceo of serepta to discuss his company's plans to treat a rare form of m

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would be in my basket of things to own, if the saudis were to ever blink, you get a company like freeportat $8 -- liz: that's cheap. >> you could buy a lot of diamond rings with that. liz: there's some breaking news on what's going on in washington d.c. we have that for you right now. house speaker paul ryan is formally inviting president obama to deliver his state of the union address before a joint session of congress. the date, january 12th at 9 p.m. you know, there's such discord between the republicans and the democrats. is that great for stock picking? people often say that that is, that that works -- >> well, there's a notion that a dysfunctional government doesn't work. on the other side of the coin, we need to keep america as a leadership role both in the economy and in terms of job creation. liz -- liz: mario. >> -- inland waterways, barges, bridges, roads, an infrastructure bill has to be done. liz: gotta get done. >> and it's got to be financed. and it's nice to pay lip service and to say the roads suck and are bumpy and you can basically go ahead. we are buying the companies

. >> i was thinking of icahn and freeport-mcmor freeport-mcmoran, the idea that financial engineeringan offset demand. >> it's not clear that can actually take place. >> exactly. >> in this case you're still talking about the split, by the way, being quite some time away. i think talking second half of next year. we'll see whether those things can come to bear. >> david, thank you. >>> time for "street talk." the analyst recommendations on the stocks you need to know about. first stock here general electric. credit suisse is removing ge from its u.s. focus list. it was added to the list on september 16th but a lot of catalysts highlighted have played out. consensus forecasts look a little high and their industrial estimates are below consensus with ge being no exception. >> and up next, phillips 66 downgraded. goldman sachs slashed a sell rating on the stock and drops the price target to $85 from $92. goldman says elevated share prices make stock picking critical when it comes to refiners noting that tsx has a below average free cash flow yield. >> all right. stock number three, expre

mass avenue up to storrow drive and construction clearing over freeport street and the same story here by furnace brook. also picking up that roadwork 95 northbound as you travel over by 128. and then again along the pike by newton corner. the final stages of construction 128 south from route 3 down to route 2. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. randy randy: right now a high school football star is in critical condition after being stabbed on the street. the attack coming just hours after he scored the winning touchdown in a huge game. emily: the eye's sera congi is live in everett with what we know at this hour. ssera: emily and randy, the high school junior is in critical but stable condition. stepping into a fight. the school superintendent says this all happened saturday after a big game for everett high. 16-year-old marvens fedna scored the wins touchdown. later that night he was walking home from a weighter with a group when someone attacked one of them. fedna tried to help and was stabbed in the back and hand. the superintendent says fedna is doing okay. no other

and we talked about freeport macmaran down. and this is still a stock i think finds it small under pressure. and a huge crude after hours and testing the 43 devil. so we could talk about transitory and crude all we want but i think there is another leg down in the commodities market. so dollar strength and taking it on the chin. what does that mean for s&p, going from 2080 to 2600 in weeks. >> would you put glenn core back in your screens and one of these companies is going bust. and from a credit perspective, you have to watch this because that is the big fair for me. a credit scare is different than a gross scare. that is what you should be watching. >> and would it spread, is what you are saying? >> i think if you look at credit spreads in a lot of different sectors they are telling you that not only higher rates are something to be concerned about but credit is another issue. >> and apple falling after there is question about the company's supply chain. take a look at what the analyst behind the note had to say. >> from our

not too many break lights out there as you pass exit 13 freeport street. live drive times. 12 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams. 10 minutes on prey from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. 23 minutes on 95 south from 495 to the leverett connector. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. look like we are starting in the 30s, 40s and 50s around town. if you were getting ready to head out the door will that hold true. >> yeah, we are going down until the sun comes up. a couple more degrees. spots like boston at 5 degrees. also falling for since last hour. 50 in the city itself. clear skies and i expect temperatures to hold basically steady through 10 -- 7:00 this morning. we have sunshine all day long which is great news. 55 at 9 a.m. 11 a.m., 58 degrees in boston. 59 at 1 p.m. so we are getting so close to 60 degrees. so little tough to actually get there in boston versus somewhere like lawrence at 45. a little bit cooler to start off our day, but we end up so much warmer this afternoon by 9 a.m. 35 a.m. 53 in lawrence.

>> freeport-mcmoran. this is way more volatile than your typical carl icahn stock. stock that went up 64% four weeks ago, the next week it was down 35%, the week after up 60-some-odd percent and then down another 32%. that's pretty outrageous in terms of being a holder of that name and watching that go on. >> definitely some good under the radar names. that does it for us. "power lunch" begins right now. >>> thank you, michelle, and thank you very much for that. well, "power lunch" is starting right now. i'm mandy drury. welcome to the show. tyler will join us momentarily from the iconic conference, and he has a really great list of guests all lined up. on the agenda today, sacked. new york state says no to daily fantasy sports. what is next for the fast-growing business and companies like fan duel and draft kings? >>> brawl at the mall. is jcpenney making a big move against macy's? >>> and bubble.com, another sign for investors that

promised i would look into this for paup stalled vehicle on the expressway going northbound just before freeport street. just as i stood up to give you that report, this icon cleared off of the screen. too looks like that stalled vehicle has been cleared. see some residual delays leading up to that point. the expressway northbound only keeping in mind if you are approaching that spot right now. this is another sluggish 1309 this is another sluggish spot. route 2 route -- route 3 going north through the winchester area. going 11 miles per hour. i am not seeing some sort of an incident and a sluggish spot in that spot. i want to point this out. just sweeted out by the mbta. 152. the 550 train from newburyport will run 30 to 40 minutes behind schedule and an extra train will be put in there to help alleviate some of those problems and if you are relying on that train. here a look at one of our cameras storrow drive moving past mass general. you can see volume very light at this hour. a look at some of those drive times for you this morning. 24 will take you 11 minutes. 93 from 495 to leverett conne

. >> and you talk about leverage, how about freeport macmaran. everybody said when all of the big activists started to position into this, this is the savior, this is going to work. you look at the debt levels an see the pressure right now on crude and you start to wonder, these guys are now back under 10. you look at something like that. there is some concerns for sure. >> and in two days alone the stock is down more than 10%. >> we talked about that in the green room. it has a seven handle. i believe it is a $7.5 stock. >> you mean -- >> the stock went from 10 to 13. and we talked about it. until uncle carl could find the end product, this goes down. and as well with l and g, with a 52-week low. >> commodities in general, we talk about it china rebounds. commodities do not rebound. that is why we like alibaba and going toward the consumer. so also in this, you have a strong dollar and it is going to get much, much stronger here. very expensive to fund yourself in europe in dollars right now so watch out for that. that will have a massive effect

another freeport street. both of those on the shoulder. 95 heavy out of sharon. delays on 24 from brockton route 3 from weymouth to braintree. the pike is about 30, 495 to 128 and then we're watching a crash on 95 southbound over by topsfield road in boxford. also delays on 93 south out of methuen. down to spot pond and then once again approaching the leverett connector. trains and buses still running on schedule. randy: now to the breaking news we've been following all morning in canton. emily: the eyeopener's pam cross is live on the scene of a violent attack that turned into a standoff. pam is just getting new information. pam: good morning. it just ended. it took about four hours. it involved three people in a house right down the road. it ended with one of those people being stabbed and rushed to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the other person who was in the house described at one point as being a brother refused to come out. police went in and got him, took him out. he also had puncture wounds. he was taken to the hospital and will likely f

maria: i think interesting to note finds freeport a company crushed with mining sector a large mininge in commodities, mining is one of the areas that have been hit hard by slowdown in china selling of commodities, maybe he is sayings basically that we bottomed out in terms of mining. >> we've seen a professional investors trying to catch that bottom in not necessarily in mining stocks but in energy stocks, and you can get taken to the woodshed if timing is wrong, but does you are right does speak volumes for a lot of commodities. >> interesting to note broader markets a big rally in europe, and when you saw the markets turn around yesterday you know there with questions why this is market turning around a few days after worst terrorist attacks in paris in a decade we say resiliency yesterday we talked about how you usually don't get market reaction from a terrorist attack you are seeing strength a feeling that look you've got to own stocks here, after the most repeat about jobs date, and certainly, as momentum has favored u.s. stocks. >> talking about commodities light bounceback in

majors trading lower and free for pack more on taking a -- freeport mack brown taking a hit of 4%. betty: it looked like we would get this immediate selloff. julie: it is not happening. viacom was trading lower. it saw ad sales declining, and the paramount film studio was hit, as it did not have a hit that matched last year's transformers. shares are now higher by 10%. look at my bloomberg terminal. you can see where the shares have gone since we got the earnings this morning. let me brighten that for you. we had initial drop, and then the shares climbed. viacom did say it sees high single-digit growth in 2016 domestic affiliate revenue. it also says improving domestic advertising growth this quarter will happen. that might be something that is happening. there is also liberty global -- or liberty media, excuse me, saying it will create tracking stocks for its sicilians, the latest in john malone -- sicilians, the latest in john malone's financial engineering. betty: thank you. let's check in with vonnie quinn in first word news. vonnie: we start with kurdish fighters in the battle

freeport-mcmoran has also been week in metals. alix: thank you, julie hyman. on the bloomberg first word news. mark crumpton has those. twin the death toll in suicide tax out of beirut is now 16. 40 others were injured. explosions occurred minutes apart. hold outbeirut is a for the militant hezbollah group . vice president biden will travel to croatia for a summit of southeast european leaders. the white house says the november 25 meeting that will deal with european immigration and other regional issues. the presidents of croatia and slovenia will host the gathering. breakthroughrent for kurdish forces in iraq battling the islamic state. they say they now control a highway that was once the main .upply route for isis the kurds launched a major assault in hopes of retaking a strategic town the militants overran last year. they are being backed by us-led airstrikes. president obama awarded the medal of honor to a retired u.s. army captain who tackled a suicide bomber. saving u.s.ed with soldiers. he was critically wounded, but has learned to walk again after th

erik: i would like to know why you are not doing what others are doing like carl, in freeport mack brownu are the original greater? mr. pickens: i do not want and i had to happen and a and of having to run a company again. i have done all that i want to. stephanie: what is your one piece of advice -- your leadership advice. trump, if talk donald he is the next president, what would you tell donald trump? mr. pickens: i would tell him to relax. ming down he is cram too fast. ," and heyou to say "ah will stuff it down your throat. let me have a little distance. let me think about this. are you the man? you do not need to come in. i will make the decision. stephanie: there you go. last person -- vladimir putin. mr. pickens: i think, when you look around the world for leadership, he looks like he is the leader right now. i mean, the guy does not do anything without a plan, and i think he definitely has -- this is something that is worth talking about four three minutes. he was kicked out of the middle east in the can 73. stephanie: vladimir putin. mr. pickens: yes, well, russia was. now they

freeport is surrounding the perimeter with a network of license plate readers. some believe it's an invasion of privacy. >>> jennifer lopez says love don't cost a thing but her former home will cost quite a bit. her ex-husband is selling the mansion they used to call home. it has 10 bedrooms and a recording studio. the asking price, $9 million. why would you would need bullet proof glass for the recording studio is something i would like answered before buying the house. >> maybe if you sing off key. >>> 50 in the city right now. do you know that's one degree warmer than it was yesterday afternoon. so i mean, even though we have the 30s and 40s, warmer than it was yesterday. a little bit of drizzle possible today. clouds overhead right now. and here's the front, it's going to be nasty tomorrow. periods of heavy rain into the afternoon and night. and could see an isolated thunderstorm thursday energy up out of the south. so we are warmer tomorrow. and then we cool down on friday. and that trend continues quite a bit cooler into the weekend. >> okay. thank you so

live look at the expressway where volume continues to increase as you make your way past exit 13, freeport street. here are live drive times, 228 to the braintree split and hour 20 minutes on 24 from 123 to 128 and 17 minutes on 95 as you approach 128. gene and sara, back to you. >> gene: major breaking news paris outside the 30 minutes to find person of the terror radio. >> sara: so far seven people have been arrested, at least two are dead. daniel miller joins us now, and now president obama is being briefed right now on the overnight developments. >> daniel: that's right, gene and sara. president obama has been briefed on the situation in france. paris full of police paramedics and soldiers and lasting for seven hours overnight. it has been very reminiscent of the watertown standoff following the boston marathon bombing. at this hour investigators are going through several apartment buildings where group of suspected terrorists were believed to be hiding out. other residents there have been evacuated as well overnight the streets were like a war zone. you can hear the gun fire there. th

. >> unlike freeport, this is one where icahn is back. i think aig has done well. most of the insurers, led by travelers and ace chubb have done good. only hartford has not put up good numbers. could be a win-win. i did not think hancock is doing a bad job. >> no. i'll have more as we go along. see what aig has to say. want to learn more about how you -- what you can do in terms of written consent at aig. coming up, the ceos of pfizer and allergan on their $160 billion deal. that's the biggest of a huge year so far for m&a. we'll give you another look at futures. i will have more on activism, jim. >> really? >> coming up after the break. a new activist situation. >> i want to be surprised positively. i was at the eagles game yesterday. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with horses that needed feeding and a texas drought that sent hay prices soaring, the owners had to act fast. thankfully, mary miller banks with chase for business. and with greater financial clarity and a rel

. >> julie: columbia road up in the live shot very slow going as you hay past freeport street. here are live drive times, 40 minutes on the pike -- on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 51 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 33 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood up to the weston tolls. sara and gene, back to you. >> sara: swat officers stormed building and all morning we have been following the search for the violent robbery suspect. fox25 robert goulston is where it is still developing. >> robert: man managed to get away, they think it is through a rear window and window on third floor and may have jump 30 feet. police tried arresting him last night on warrant involving a nonfatal stabbing during a police approached they saw him go tack techel team was brought in and police started to surround the building the suspect jumped out of rear third floor window and ran off bus was brought in to keep the residents >> i left because it was safe. just moved here and makes no sense to me. >> robert: unclear which one this one was involved if

freeport, newport down, u.s. steel had a terrible report this week, and alcoa fractionally down.nergy stocks, not surprising with oil dropping a bit, on a mixed level here, they started down. eog and chesapeake, but they have gone positive. that's an interesting trade that energy is mixed. there's some precedent for what's happening today in financials. we asked our partners at kenshow what happens on a day when you get a big nonfarm payroll beat, particularly by 94,000 jobs. only happened four times since 2010. on that day, financials were the clear winner. up 1% on average, this is the day of trade. consumer discretionary also up fractionally. s&p up fractionally. other sectors are down. we are having what amounts to a typical day. i guarantee you today we'll get heavier volume some people will have to rearrange the way their portfolio was looking. right now the dow up 22 points. carl, back to you. >> let's get to the bond pits. big story there, too. let's go to rick santelli in chicago. >> i'm just watching some of the action and the options fit for treasuries. there is a lot

freeport-mcmoran having a terrible day. glencore in london, vale, that's predictab predictable. industrials are holding up. it's curious some of the defense stocks are among the weakest in the group overall that you're seeing. my sense here is that while the action is very limited today, investment committees are meeting and not everybody was aligned with this idea of the fed possibly raising in december. i think over the next few days you will see more action and you will see more realignment and reallocation as people move some money around in response to this jobs report and a much more potential fed rate hike. back to you. >> thank you very much, bob. we'll check in with you later. let's get to phil lebeau with a news alert. >> this comes to us from the department of homeland security. we expected them to announce some type of enhancement in security for foreign-bound flights or flights from overseas following the downing of a russian airliner. homeland security is recommending there are precautionary enhancements to aviation security with respect to the commercial flights b