. >> tom: here's what we're watching for next week: our friday "market monitor" guest is gerald buetownvestment officer at inn-ee- alta capital. on the economic calendar, we'll see the second quarter final g.d.p. estimate and september auto sales monday, with so many small investors sitting on the sidelines, we'll look at what it might take to get them back in the stock market. >> susie: the c.e.o. of nbc universal will step down after comcast takes control of the company later this year. jeff zucker today confirmed widespread speculation that he'll leave the media giant once corporate parent general electric completes its deal with comcast. in an email to employees, zucker said he'll stay in his job until the deal is completed. comcast's chief operating officer, steve burke, is expected to take the reins at nbc-universal. >> tom: sears plans to open dozens of toy shops inside its stores, just in time for the christmas shopping season. the pop-up toy shops will be in sears' key markets like chicago, washington d.c., new york, new jersey and big cities in california. they're aimed at pa

here's what we're watching for tomorrow: our friday "market monitor" guest is gerald buetow, chief investment officer at innealta capital. also, the august reports on construction spending and personal income come out, along with september's auto sales. and speaking of cars, it's one of this years most hyped models, but can the small chevy cruze generate big sales for general motors? mattel's fisher price unit has recalled more than 11 million toys, including over seven million tricycles. some hot wheels and barbie free spirit models with a fake key protruding from the frame are part of the recall. so are nearly a million fisher price high chairs with dangerous pegs, and three million inflatable balls found on play gyms. for more details on the recall, visit our web site at nbronpbs.org. >> tom: your refrigerator may have played a part in an international price fixing scheme. japanese electronics maker panasonic and appliance maker whirlpool today admitted they worked together for years to coordinate prices for refrigerator and freezer compressors. the justice department says the two firms wi