krumitz: robert gaines, professor of sociology. clear! where the hell are you, mr. gaines? dean, there's a guy here to see you. said he's got the information you wanted. says he's a friend. who is it? won't say. but he said that nicole sent him. yeah, send him in. well, that's interesting. what is? you see that-- usb drive sitting right there? i bet you cash money that's a kill drive, designed to wipe the entire hard drive if it's removed. so, what's the play? uh, don't remove it. just shut the whole system down. oh, damn it! what? what happened? it was set to wipe no matter what. we're losing everything. can you image it? i'll let you know in about ten seconds. what are you doing here, bobby? i wanted to see you. figured five years was long enough. you're a bad liar. i was hoping with all that's going on, you were ready to make amends. amends for what? doing what's right? you hurt me, dean. doesn't that mean anything to you? isn't that worth an apology? you're right. i'm sorry you're a fool and she's a whore. why, you ungrateful bastard! get off me! (both grunting) get him

we're also searching the crowd for any signs of gaines. but these are live feeds, so there's a time delay. ryan: copy that. mundo: all right, you guys are our eyes. it's a mad house down here. (chanting): where is derek noels? justice knows no death! where is derek noels? justice knows no death! where is derek noels? justice knows no death! elijah, 20 yards north, across the street. blue shirt, black hat. i got him. ...justice knows no death. where is derek noels? justice knows no death! where is derek noels? justice knows no death! where is derek noels? he made me. i lost him. ryan: krummy, talk to me. uh, okay, okay. okay, okay, um... there he is, there he is, to your left, avery. he's right beside you. ramirez: elijah, 3:00. ...justice knows no death. where is derek noels? justice knows no death! where is derek noels? ryan: hands up, hands up, don't move. fbi, hands behind your back now! give me your other hand! ryan: he wiped his phone. stand back! clear! only wendy's makes a deal, feel like a meal! introducing our new four for four! f

krumitz: robert gaines, professor of sociology. clear! where the hell are you, mr. gaines? dean, there's a guy here to see you. said he's got the information you wanted. says he's a friend. who is it? won't say. but he said that nicole sent him. (chuckles) yeah, send him in. well, that's interesting. what is? you see that-- usb drive sitting right there? i bet you cash money that's a kill drive, designed to wipe the entire hard drive if it's removed. so, what's the play? uh, don't remove it. just shut the whole system down. oh, damn it! what? what happened? it was set to wipe no matter what. we're losing everything. can you image it? i'll let you know in about ten seconds. what are you doing here, bobby? i wanted to see you. figured five years was long enough. you're a bad liar. i was hoping with all that's going on, you were ready to make amends. amends for what? doing what's right? you hurt me, dean. doesn't that mean anything to you? isn't that worth an apology? you're right. i'm sorry. i'm sorry you're a fool and she's a whore. why, you ungrateful bastard! get off me! (

krumitz: robert gaines, professor of sociology. clear! where the hell are you, mr. gaines? dean, there's a guy here to see you. said he's got the information you wanted. says he's a friend. who is it? won't say. but he said that nicole sent him. (chuckles) yeah, send him in. well, that's interesting. what is? you see that-- usb drive sitting right there? i bet you cash money that's a kill drive, designed to wipe the entire hard drive if it's removed. so, what's the play? uh, don't remove it. just shut the whole system down. oh, damn it! what? what happened? it was set to wipe no matter what. we're losing everything. can you image it? i'll let you know in about ten seconds. what are you doing here, bobby? i wanted to see you. figured five years was long enough. you're a bad liar. i was hoping with all that's going on, you were ready to make amends. amends for what? doing what's right? you hurt me, dean. doesn't that mean anything to you? isn't that worth an apology? you're right. i'm sorry. i'm sorry you're a fool and she's a whore. why, you ungrateful bastard! get off me! (

dax gaining momentum up about 1 quarter of 1% right now. >> lori: red arrows after gains last week. > coming up after polls showing ben carson ahead in iowa and donald trump comes out swinging. >> i think ben carson is a very low-energy person. actually ben carson is lower energy than jeb, if you want to know the truth. >> nicole: we will have all the latest from the campaign trail. tesla, autopilot software but some drivers are purposing the limits doing things such as reading the newspaper. we will tell you all about it. we are looking at fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ the great beauty of owning a property is that you can create wealth through capital appreciation, and this has been denied to many south africans for generations. this is an opportunity to right that wrong. the idea was to bring capital into the affordable housing space in south africa, with a fund that offers families of modest income safe and good accommodation. citi got involved very early on and showed an enormous commitment. and that gave other investors confidence. citi's really u

gaining more than 5%, along with the oil, china life is gaining more than 2%. we are hearing that china is going to increase the measures to import corporate bonds sold by major construction firms. two currencies i want to take you to in asia, the indonesian and the malaysian ringgit. they are getting the most. the most in more than a decade, we see it gaining 3.5%. today, the best weekly gain since 2001. the malaysian ringgit also seeing the best gain since 1998, advancing more than 3%. back to you. anna: thank you very much. joining us from hong kong. we have breaking news in europe. this is caroline with the details. caroline: good morning. this seems to be good for friday morning, it is basically trying to increase global expansion. dro signed ad hy 40% stake to take from a resilient minor -- a brazilian miner. this will increase overall tomburere aluminum. buying up 40% stake that they currently hold, it would take norsky hydro to 45%. they already own 5% and that coming. anna: thank you. let us talk about what happened in the u.s. overnight. we saw moveme

they're a small sector, nonetheless 11% gain. consumer discretionary, retail side of things, also an 11% gains. as for the two that will hold things back, materials. a 17% forecasted decline in earnings, and then energy stocks, of course, we know the story down 64%. these are the sectors to keep an eye on. as for which stocks are going to be huge, take a look at the calendar because on tuesday dow components like johnson & johnson, jpmorgan chase, intel. wednesday, a lot of big financials, bank of america, blackrock, citi and goldman on thursday. ge on friday. a lot of dow components, 33 s&p 500 members, it's going to be a busy week and a lot of guys are expecting at least a little bit of movement around the stocks around earnings. >> you bet. it is going to be a busy week, and we will be all over it. a monster week this week for oil. west texas crude and brent up about 10% this week alone. prices now climbing to the highest levels since july, close to the best weekly gain since 2009, but will oil keep on going? jackie deangelis

so, it's unlikely that gaines is a racist. he claims that knowing the signs of racial discord will help defeat it. here. in his thesis, gaines hypothesizes that: "any city with a black populace of 20% to 50% and an unemployment of 16% or higher is a racial tinderbox." well, ashdale's a perfect fit. just look around. clearly racism is still rearing its ugly head. but here's the weird thing-- i don't think this is about race. it's about him-- gaines. he's socially engineering racism to prove his doctoral thesis. okay, well, if that's true, then he's been planning this for a long time. he might even know something about derek noels that we don't. might've even he killed him. it's possible. gaines knows this city. and he knows the people of ashdale cannot take another hit. which means that's exactly what's gonna happen. okay, so what's he planning? i don't know what, but i know where. every news outlet in the country is gonna be at derek noels' vigil tonight. that's where he'll strike. so he's ours. we know who he is and where he'

copper is making gains. is warning that it may be years before prices recover from the worst is slump -- from the worst slump in years. -- give us your thoughts on glencore. you focus on where fundamentals and where the prices of metals are going. you must have been swept along but -- swept along by a roller coaster ride. hamilton -- chris hamilton -- colin: it is interesting, the copper market is one of the better ones. glencore have lost a lot of support. .hings like thermal core -- we'vemany majors still got too much capacity in these commodity markets. .emand it is to be supplied being cut back. guy: franklin templeton is out overnight, betting on a overnight -- betting on a multi-decade opportunity. -- the two are fairly well correlated. interesting,s since the crisis, much as been invested by emerging markets as a whole. we are going to see a problem therefore investment. lower commodity prices should help the consumer. we should be seeing that benefit come through. lower prices. we need to see currenc

the conservatives led by steven harper gained only 99 seats. and here in the studio, we have our kimberly gail who hails from canada and has been watching the developments like a hawk. kimberly, in your eyes, why did the electorate go with the liberals? >> i was surprised to see the wave of liberal red wash over canada. no one thought they would clench the majority. the liberal leader justin trudeau promised changes people respond to. one hear he's promising change is immigration, a hot button issue in the election. he promised to lead a more generous, tolerant, and inclusive government compared to harper's conservative one. canada is a country of immigrants, and the plight of syria refugees was a focus of debate in the campaign. his father, pierre, was in power for 15 years before retiring in the mid-80s, and his legacy is that he embraced multiculturalism. he passed a key immigration act in 1976, removing restrictions on new canadians so that image helped justin trudeau as well. >> what are the challenges he'll be facing? >> well, you know, l

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verysx 200 getting a strong gain. significant gains in hong kong. glencore shares have jumped the most on record. they have been up by as much as 26% today. that follows the big rally we had in england. looking at some of the other newcrest lifting very strongly. we have been watching those casino stocks in hong kong. the hang seng is very much lifted. galaxy entertainment having a solid session today. it is higher at the moment by more than 6%. casino stocks still getting that very strong rally. do last week's disappointing job numbers mean for rate rise? what is next for the fed, we have been asking all morning. at theou look unemployment rate, 5.1%, look a little bit deeper. it fell yet again. to us, expect to see in october rate hike off the table. markets are giving it a 3% probability. data has to come in very strong over the next two months for the fed to justify any rate hike this year in 2015. angie: the bank of singapore says all is not lost. october may be a wash, but there is one more meeting before the end of the year. think the fed wil

so there were job gains for women during obama's first term, just over 400,000 jobs gained by women.so overall we rated this talking point false. >> ifill: was she just cher picking the right numbers? >> no, the numbers were wrong. once we had all four years of obama's first year, there were not job losses to be divided by gender. there were actually job gains. >> ifill: when you go back to the candidates and say, this is not true, what do they say? in this cates, what did she say? >> we didn't hear back from the fiorina campaign. she has been asked about some of her facts in follow-up interview, especially the television interviews, and she often just sticks to her points and doesn't back down. >> ifill: let's go on the senator rubio. we saw a bit of their disagreement about his voting record, but let's listen to senator rubio's defense.Ñi >> in 2004 john kerry ran for president, missing close to 60% to 70% of his votes. i don't recall the... in fact, the sun sent nell endorsed him inch 2008 barack obama missed 60% or 70% of hitsÑi votes and e same newspaper endorsed him. this is an

yeah, 25th straight monthly gain, rising 9.8%. a little bit less than what we had in august, which came in at more than 11%, what we have been seeing in the car market is a little bit of recovery and interestingly, europe has been a bright spot for carmakers, where there have been slumps and wants hot market -- slumps in once hot markets. brazil arehina and what is expected to slump worldwide demand, but those numbers come in strong today, september car sales rising 9.8%. volkswagen's share has slipped to 23% anna:. . interesting to hear that the vw shares slipped only to th 23.3%. perhaps they were looking for the long leave time that had artie been placed the vw before the scandal hit, too early to really see the scale of any retrenchment. let's talk about where the equity markets are heading. session has been pretty good and it looks as if we will join in with something of a global rally, getting some sliced gains. 0.6% is the reading for the stoxx 600 this morning when it opens. also, thes at 0.6% estimate for where we should

honda motors spiked 4%, isuzu added 3.7%, and toyota gained 1.2%. beating the markets is snack food maker, calbee, rising 9.6% on reports it will grow 10% in operating profit from last year. so money flowed into stock markets on the prospect of ecb monetary easing in december. it also increases speculation that the bank of japan could decide to expand stimulus when it meets next week. >> giang, thanks. >>> other markets in the region rallied as well. many of the indexes hit multimonth highs. in china, the shanghai composite added 1.3% closing at 3412, and some bought on hopes of fresh stimulus measures were the communism key policy meeting next week. shanghai rebunded to a two month high with all sectors adding gains, rising for a fourth straight week. kospi advanced 0.9%, and upbeat figures lifted the index. sydney reached 1.6% for a two month high, and officials are working to hint the 2% inflation target around the first half of next mifiscal year. they are expressing views that monetary policy alone may not be enough to reach that goal. aso's re

that stock gaining after they reported further gains in revenue and a sales coming in line with estimatese had a strong quarter in europe boosted by gains in spain, italy, belgium and romania. nine-month sales growth we saw 4.2% versus expectations of 4.7%, leading the company to actually cut its full-year sales growth forecast. significant cut meeting the sales growth forecast will be below the average goal. for a third consecutive year it has really been seeing challenges. it is a challenges with a stronger swiss franc benefiting from a weaker euro. in a have to mention volkswagen because we have that strong sales data for european cars. the 25th straight month of gains with lots of market share pushing that lower. jon: thank you very much. you want to wake up early monday morning, 3:00 a.m. u.k. time is china gdp. you don't what to wake up that early. that is it from me. you can follow me on twitter. best of luck for the rest of your day. ♪ european shares rise extending a global rally that added $4.5 trillion to equities. european car sales rise the 25th want, but volkswagen sees its

and led by those gains going through from those energy players. i switch out over 6% today thanked to that rally in the crude prices. the firmer metal prices playing into the commodity market. the lead players all mainly all energy players. worley parson looking good at almost 7%. a little bit of a pickup coming in in the shanghai market of my 4/10th of 1%. let's get a quick check on that oil price. of course, it rallied strongly in a new york and hit the 50 u.s. dollars a barrel mark. we are seeing a flat pickups at 4/10th of 1%. that rally ended will price helped out today. the markets in the region up seven of the past-- rishaad: back to our top story. trailing, a buy just about my percent. let's find out what is going wrong. bloomberg news managing editor is with us. peter, where do we start here? peter: rish, it's a good question. fast retailing has been one of the great success stories out of japan historically. its unique chain has been very successful around the world. yesterday's report was a rough one. the reporting earnings for the last

august, marking a weekly gain of 4.5%. hong kong up 0.4%, the strongest gain in six months. the mumbai gained .8%, and taiwan was closed for holidays. here's a look at the other stories we're following. >>> japan's foreign minister will visit iran this weekend together with representatives of about 20 japanese firms. he is expected to sign a bilateral investment deal. the agreement will ensure japanese firms enjoy equal treatment with iranian businesses and appropriate legal protections. japan's store chain reported mixed reports in half year earnings. those popular with foreign shoppers enjoyed good business, and retailing say profits rose by double digits. the profits sogo and seibu fell 36% as they were not strong enough to make up for business in women's clothing and other items. >> born in japan and spread across the planet with passion, but at home, customers are drifting away. the karaoke industry is trying everything to pull them back. here's the report. ♪ >> reporter: japan's unanimous kararoke is where anyone can

good gains,g some up almost 1%. data exports -- at than expected but good gains coming through. we are seeing every sector higher today, led by the oil and gas stocks. some of the main stocks we are watching today. private equity firm buying a 10% stake. the best gain in 20 months. a new -- taking over at the end of the year. on the asx gains 200. in japan, these are the three best performing stocks. toyotau see the likes of and others higher, you know it is going to be a good day. that is what we are seeing across the region so far. yvonne: manufacturing data the economy may be stabilizing. david is here. things looking a little more study? david: not worsening. that is the take away. looking at the headlines, 49 .8, a little better than expected. better than august. 50.er than doesn't seem to suggest the situation is worsening on the ground. double negative, the situation is stabilizing. if you break it off, and these are the five main sub indices. ofave highlighted three these. showing signs of decent improvement. output, 52.3. inventory is the main drag. same kind seeing the

we are seeing a couple of the chinese etf gains in today's sessions.the flipside, selling in the treasury market as there is a risk on environment. that is pushing the yield on the tenure up to 2.07%, not a hugely elevated level but higher than it was one week ago when we got very close and even went below that 2% level. this is good news for the dollar, both the chinese rate cut and the talks that the renminbi, we are seeing a gain in the dollar, its longest winning streak in 10 months versus a basket of currency. alix: that was held by mario draghi yesterday. -- help by mario draghi yesterday here i. scarlet: peter joins us with more. the positioning before the ecb meeting and the chinese interest rate cut. peter: peter were positioned likely -- likely. i don't think the news out of , we -- china was expected were cautious, we have had a lot of weak economic data, very little on the -- the bank earnings have been week. everyone was too conscious -- cautious. we are hitting levels we will -- where we will run into existence. -- resistance. alix: reall

close to 9% gains for the month. jones strils looking at double digits in october and -- well, close to double digits, 9% and the nasdaq, we saw 11% gains in 2011. right now we're on track and we're pushing ever closer to double digit gains for the month of october. >> susan, thanks for that. now baby stocks have been given a boost by the fact that china is abandoning the one child policy. >> china decided to end the decades old policy of restricting most families here to one child. instead all couple across the country will be able to have two children. the government made the decision at a major conference here when leaders got together to plan out the economic and social agenda for the next five years. the leaders wanted to address china's demographic issues. they have a rapidly aging population and shrinking work force. two problems that could weigh into the future. the change follows reform two years ago when authorities here decided to allow some couples to have more children but many demographic experts say th

a solid 300-point gain on the dow. all embassies up over 1%, oil is red, the only that we see down is gold down about a buck 50. but a huge pop in stocks, let's head straight to the floor of new york stock exchange. is this all about free money from the fed or what? >> well, i think that's a big part of it david and, in fact, you can trace it back to last friday's session. rememb t

you know samsung takes the most part of the cost. .he cost will decline santos gaining a 12% desk gaining at 12% today. back to you. jonathan: here's what is happening in today's show. first, a deal. abs offers for a b miller after a double rejection. as the specter of rejection doj -- the bojhe holds fire. norway -- ♪-- well sab miller shares trading higher on the news that there is a revised proposal to the london-based brewer. 68 billion pounds. wererevious proposals rejected. we're joined by matthew boyle, and here at bloomberg. two headlines stand out. not just the offer, the proposal. the headliner says the deadline can be extended to the panel and sab agrees. matthew: the ball is in sab's court right now. it can be extended. was justitta, the ceo on the media call. he said here you go. here it is. we want to remember the chairman -- he hasler is faced faced some pretty battles. sab brought him in to be chairman. the ball is in his court. jonathan: here is the added spice. stock, altria the group. they come out this group and say sab, get on with it. is that enough to get it over th

julie: they are holding on to the gains.

the big game -- the big gains of 2013 is in the -- the big gains of 2013 are in the rearview mirror. your advice to foreign investors? i think we -- japanese cost -- japanese companies now improving. -- let's look at a good company. ishink japanese economy escaping from desperation. profitability is improving. more stocks have more opportunity. jonathan: let's talk about the bank of japan. a lot of people expect them to lead, maybe on october 30. on low inflation. now it seems to be out of their control. 20% of japanese exports going to china. can they respond to that kind of pressure on the japanese economy jack go -- japanese economy? on gpio: japan focusing instead of economies. as long as it remains positive, i don't think mr. cordoba -- -- the cpida movement is healthy. i don't think it needs to change. jonathan: if they are not going to increase monetary easing at a time when a lot of people think they are, on the way up for the , if they don't ease anymore, and we stabilize around it. do you anticipate there might be a correction? i don't think so. investors start buying japan

legal help is here. >> nicole: after four days of gains dow gained 640 points during four days, todayk yesterday. gaining once again today. a quarter of 1% at 47.93. we have good morning with marias. >> maria: good morning, everyone . thanks both of you for being here. we'll get to everybody in a moment. nato to discuss what is being described as the quote, troubling escalation of russian military action in syria, whether it is isis as russia claims or antiassad forces as western countries believe. russian president vladimir putin playing hockey, celebrating birthday. we will leave it up to you but the russian president scored seven goals as he led his team 15-10 victory over opposing team that included russian business tycoons. we have had a pretty good rally last several years. today we are seeing a pullback as third quarter earnings kickoff. european stocks in mix session this morning. up and down. up a fraction about 7 and a half points higher. cac and dax in germany trading lower this morning. dell in talks to acquire emc, if the two sides can come together the largest technology

cac 40 showing gains of 1.6. ftse 100 lagging but still a nice gain of 0.9%. this is on the back of the two plus percent rise we saw in yesterday's trading session. all this in hopes for more stimulus. >> let's see how that leads into the u.s. futures are pricing in a higher start after the rally with the dow gaining 320 points. they're looking for the best month since 2011. the implied open for the s&p recalled higher above fair value. up some 14.5 points. dow jones industrials should be trading higher by 63 and the nasdaq looking at gains possibly at the open of 89 points but it's all about earnings. especially the tech names that came out after the bell. amazon is a surprising investor with an earnings beat and yes a second straight profit. that's thanks to stronger sales and cloud services that jumped up from a year ago. the stock was up more than 12% in after hours beating it's all time high set in late july. >> b is for buy back and it's also beat. alphabet parent of google beat earnings projections and announced a $5.1 billion buy back. the first time g

10% gains almost for amazon. it posted a profit of $79 million or 17 cents a share. analysts were expecting a loss of 13 cents a share. amazon made $500 million more in revenue than the company anticipated. a lot of winners, cheryl. >> hillary clinton on capitol hill for nearly 11 hours as lawmakers grilled her about the 2012 terrorist attacks in libya. >> we're going to find the truth because there is no statute of limitations on the truth. >> issues related to security were rightly handled by the security professionals in the department. i did not see them, i did not approve them, i did not deny them. these issues would not ordinarily come before the secretary of state and they did not in this case. >> did you ever personally speak to him after you swore him in in may? yes or no please. >> yes i believe i did but -- >> when was that? >> i don't recall. >> because there are no call logs with him. we had no record that you had any conversations with the ambassador after you swore him in. and before he died and yo

in tokyo, japanese shares rebound, tracking wall street gains overnight. nikkei gained 1.%. federal reserve released meeting minutes indicates unlikely any interest rate hike for remainder of this year. in south korea, the kospi was encouraged by federal reserve very dovish tone. back to you. cheryl: tracy change in bejing. thank you. nicole: breaking news this morning. the house republican conference is set to meet this morning after majority leader kevin mccarthy's shocking decision to drop out of the speaker race. outgoing speaker john boehner is reportedly pushing paul ryan to run. meanwhile gop presidential candidates reacting to mccarthy's sudden withdrawal. donald trump saying he is getting a lot of credit for ending mccarthy's bid. trump cast doubt on mccarthy's qualifications. in interview with greta van susteren, ben carson sharing his thought. >> i thought it was incredibly magnanimous thing for him to move off to the side for the sake of the party. i hope those who are running, will now have an opportunity to really make a pitch that everybody will be listening t

the dow and s&p 500 both with gains of more than 3%. mary thompson with more now on the big week for stocks. >> reporter: well, oil activists and expectations for central banks will keep from raising interest rates this year all helped to fuel strong gains on wall street this week. notes from the federal reserve's last meeting suggests policy makers remain dovish, concerned about the international markets and the lack of u.s. inflation. all of this spurring a move into riskier assets like stocks as well as commodities. leading the commodities space, oil. it was up almost 9% this week as it traded above but failed to close above that $50 a barrel mark. the rally spurring big gains in energy stocks, though. the week's best performing sector. activist investor nelson peltz taking a $2.5 billion stake in general electric, the dow's second best performing stock. and du pont, another peltz target, rising 14% after ceo ellen pullman said she's retiring next week. and speaking of next week, big bank earnings. earnings for general electric, infl

does that mean there are more gains to come?ring in joe weisenthal, cohost of "what'd you miss?" was part of the rally overnight having to do with the fed? joe: there are definitely several things seem to be going on at once. fed, ity you have the seems as though people have really pushed back expectations of when there's going to be a hike. even when this rally, it seems like people are convinced is not going to be this year. a lot of economists still see december. you have the bounceback in energy, that has really helped. crude oil coming close to $50. you have some signs out of emerging markets that to some people say stabilization, chinese quarterly affects reserves came out, they did not bleed as much as people expected and so perhaps that is a sign the situation is not quite as bad. malaysian trade data that came was its best in nine months. when you put those things together, you can see -- you don't really know what caused it and what is cause and what is effect. those are the things people are talking about. betty: what

so we saw gains at the end of it about 2% or so. now we also saw support for changes. >> ceo ellen coleman will retire at the end of next week. she has been with the company for 27 years and ceo since 2009. board member green will serve as chairman and ceo. they're cutting their outlook citing the strong dollar and emerging market currencies in brazil and further weakening in agricultural markets. they have been under a lot of pressure over the stock price. dupont rose more than 4% in after hours trading session and the frankfurt listing is up by 7.5%. so i guess he can be doing a little bit of gloating today on the back of his criticism. he said several times that duponts earnings would miss. he criticized the spin off saying that they took on too much debt and since that ipo shares in that company, ticker symbol cc, they actually slid 60%. he still holds a 2.5% stake. you have to wonder if he'll become more active again. you also have to wonder is he enough of a change? i know he's just the interim ceo but wouldn't you want an out

after hours, they gained a little, up 0.4%.t comes as they see a huge problem first -- for used widebodied jets and pricing pressure on new markets. joining us is boeing's vice president for marketing. what are the concerns, and are you feeling this? randy: widebodies or narrowbody aircraft, we have a process we work through every month and every quarter, looking at supply and demand in the market. it is our objective to see that supply and demand are met and balanced. it's good for us and our customers. we see a very robust marketplace. rishaad: you are not facing pricing pressure? randy: as you go through a bridge, as we are in the triple seven, you see pricing pressure. but our pricing is within expectations. i don't think there's any surprises out there. there's a normal process of airplanes going on and coming off lease. these airplanes are financed for 12 or more years, so you kind of know what's going to happen far in advance. rishaad: what brings you to this part of the world? one thing is perhaps xi jinping's visit to

with the big gains, is the market slashing a bearish sign? to miss that.t the pressure is building on paul ryan to become the next speaker of the house. will a call from his old running mate forces hand? we are about one hour from the close of trade. i want to head to the markets where julie hyman is standing by. we are coming down. weard: julie: -- julie: have been trading up and down. it has been a tight range. more significant here, the s&p is going to have its best week of the year. take a look at the map on the terminal. mixed picture here. mixed red and green on your screen, tech leading up the moment and energy is lagging. another group in the green's house care. -- for the house care. as we have been watching it has been rising on the day. rebounding from a choppy week, up 3/10 of 1%. selloffse biotech started to take off after the tweet about pharmaceutical prices skyrocketing. julie: that seemed to be the catalyst. congress scrutinized pricing for drugs. index hasw the performed since the tweet. it is down nearly 14%. i want to brin

as for the week, all of the major indexes saw gains of at least 2%.nd today's rally started with a surprise. an announcement from the chinese central bank. eunice yoon has the details from beijing. >> reporter: the chinese central bank cut interest rates by 25 basis points and reduced the reserve requirement ratio at the banks by 50 basis points. on state radio the chinese premier said that the government would continue to make reasonable use of both interest rate cuts and triple r cuts in order to shore up the economy. now, the timing of the move might have surprised the markets, but there's been a lot of speculation here in china the government was going to make some sort of move around this time. there's a big economic planning conference that's coming up next week, and the leadership is expected to set an economic agenda for the next five years. there is a belief that the government wanted to show that the economy is strong. ironically, though, this could have the opposite effect. this could be an indicator that the leadership here is much more co

one state a 2.3% gain for the currency there, the indonesian rupiah biggest one-day gain since april, 2009. let's have a look at the stories making headlines around the world now and the u.s. commander in afghanistan has confirmed that an american gun ship carried out the attack that destroyed a hospital. 22 people including 12 aide workers died in what general john campbell called a very serious and tragic event. he also said the attack was called in by afghan forces. it was said the you us was attempting to pass responsibility on to the afghan overnment. they've warned they'll protect their air space at any cost after russian jets scattered f-16's along the syrian border last week. nato called on russia to stop the provocation while john kerry said turkey would have been within its rights to shoot the planes down. to ntists from japan trying come down to their work on paradise fighting treatments. they developed a drug that nearly eradicated river blindness while also a medicine that significantly reduced the death rate from mall area was discovered. the committee said they reduced

asrgy what gains index actualls e yeart week of th as well. 5 percent gain for the week. oil prices gaining even more this week, up by 8%. david: how are agriculture commodities? soybeans, we have been watching soybeans today. look at this big jump we saw in soybean prices. that is in the department of agriculture came up latest forecast for production. it brought down the forecast. there was concern about a glut .n soybean september cord going in the opposite direction. they unexpectedly raised the guild forecast corn for the all year. the agriculture commodities generally have underperformed right along with energy, right along with metals this year. still not very good news for corn, but a little bit better news on the soybean front. david: thank you very much. now with a check on the first news this morning, mark crumpton. mark: a developing story involving another shooting on a college campus. press the associated reports a gunman is on lockdown -- the campus is on lockdown after a gunman fired shots. we will have more on this as it develops. a tiny oregon community

the nasdaq gained 102 and the s&p 500 rose 35 to put it back above 1400. dominic chu with a look at your money. >> the economic sectors like energy and raw materials performed the worst over the past month and the past quarter. less economic sensitivity like utilities and consumer. so can history give us any insight into what we can expect as we approach year end? many experts say on average, the fourth quarter is a seasonally strong time for stocks. but what about the years like this when the market's already looking weak as we approach the holiday season? the analysts at the spoke investment group took a look 30 times since the s&p 500's inception we've been negative on the index heading into the fourth quarter. it managed to post gains a little more than half the time, but the average return was actually negative. >> growth, inflation, and earnings. on global growth and slower growth, disinflation because of energy and lower energy prices good for consumption, but it's a lower inflation dynamic. much more importantly, i think it's the earnings dynamic a

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energy producers gain after oil extended its gains past $49 a barrel. players areenergy gaining more than 10%. samsung is also driving the benchmark index higher. they just announced a better-than-expected earnings. they are the heaviest weight of stocks in the cost be -- it is now gaining 7/10 of a percent. been fluctuating, it is up 7/10 of a percent. emerging-market stocks make a come back. malaysian stocks are up for tenths of a percent. biggest asiathe exporters. waiting fore still mainland markets to open in china. chinese stocks in hong kong are climbing. cei is up 2.6%. saying that people might be more optimistic ahead of the session. --course china is now head is experiencing the slowest growth. brands are getting hit by the slowdown in china. more than half of the revenue comes from chinese markets. they traded down 18% in after-hours trading new york. guy: thank you very much. the story out of hong kong. let's talk about one of the , samsungat is a focus shares jumped almost 7% after posting earnings that beat analyst estimates. let's take a

nikkei gained over 1%. hang seng up 3/4er of 1% but the kospi down a .1. >> let's see how europe is doing. cac 40 is 35 and dax is up about 96 points. nicole: let's see how the stock market is doing. dow futures up 2. s&p up just over one right now. lauren: look at commodities. oil hitting 47 even. nicole: we're seeing euro and canadian dollar and japanese yen lower. treasury secretary jack lew warning that the u.s. government will hit a debt limit and be unable to borrow money no later than november 3rd. secretary lew sent a letter to leaders. in exclusive interview with the fbn. >> the debt limit does not commit us to any new spending. all the debt limit does that give you ability to pay the bills for expenses committed to a long time ago. nicole: liz claman will have more from secretary lew on "countdown to the closing bell" today at 3:00 p.m. eastern time right here on the fox business network. cheryl: sitting governor running for the white house finding their fund-raising battley overmatched by competi

we are adding to gains up $9 bucks at 1147. let's take a look at what's happening on the other metals, silver, copper, pauladium and platinum move higher. >> the market the dow is modestly higher. the s&p a little lower. ditto the nasdaq off about .8 of 1%. let's check back with mary thompson with the nyse. >> tyler, as you pointed out on mixed markets, with see weakness in biotech and health care. that's basically the tale today t. s&p 500 index yesterday posted the fifth straight session, it's pulling back having hit key resistance levels. among the sectors we are watching, as i mentioned health care under pressure and biotech consumer discretionary as well. energy and materials are moving higher. they have been strong ever since the opening bell. dupont, of course, higher on the news ceo anne sherman alan coleman will be retiring october 16th. there you see the rest of them, the energy sector very strong. in that today's session, to the downside, though the health care sector both insurers and drug companies coming under pre

that's 25th consecutive month of gains. now german auto makers were leading the gains with strong demand from the likes of diamler bmw and volkswagen as well. it's here for you now. do bear in mind the storong performance is september sales. the story really only broke on the 21st, 22nd of september so the full impact of diesel gate not coming through the numbers. they were a bit stronger earlier in trade and they have given up some of the gains. volkswagen down at 1.10. >> when we come back, the mcmuffin is paying mcdividens. details coming your way next. >>> suggesting that maybe their blood testing devices are inaccurate. speaking to mad money she disputed the allegations. >> in this case, it was pretty disappointing to see that after every single one of the sources that we spoke with who the journal had contacted told us that the statements that were being attributed to them were false or misleading and the only sources who were left were ones that wouldn't speak with us that on their own website say that they now do bu