gerri willis. now, let's go to the other hurricane going on, jeff flock in panama city, florida, where michael is making a direct hit. jeff out there in the thick of it. hey there. we're starting to see buildings come apart not in major catastrophic way but we're not getting worst of it. the eyewall came ashore. a portion of it came off. we are in panama city beach. the eyewall came ashore just to the east of us here. that means. we're not getting worst of the storm. come out as much as you can. this is maybe category 1, category 2 conditions. this could have been a whole lot worse. trish, where it came ashore essentially in an area not tremendously populated. a low-lying area but not a whole lot of folks there. that is the best-case scenario because right around where it came ashore was the worst of the strength of the storm. as you can tell we're getting a pretty good blow here but this is nothing like what hit right there. so maybe a best case scenario for the moment in terms of a landfall. but

go back to gerri willis with numbers. gerri,. >> visa the world's largest payment network, they're coming in a mixed result. eps, a penny beat, $1.21, revenues lightly better than 5. three billion dollars. as opposed to $5.443 billion. the numbers actually matter quite a bit. what is interesting here, payment volume up 11%. that is good news for this company. we were hearing today that fund managers rotating out of technology, and into payments processers like visa. out of stocks like facebook, into stocks like visa. finally again, eps, bottom line, 1.21, penny over expectations of $1.21. revenue 5.43 billion versus expectations of 5.44 billion. revenues up 12% over year ago. guys, back to you. melissa: gerri, thank you. connell: more breaking news. this time it is ford. ford motor company reporting third quarter results. i want to point out tesla, jeff flock on the story of the newsroom in chicago is also coming out with its figures, deirdre, our team charlie brady everybody up in the newsroom will go over those. tell us

tonight we of images, gerri willis has never shared any remarkable untold story of cancer and how it and half years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer. just before that, sixpence before that i'd felt something strange in my right breath i went and got a mammogram and it came out clean. i was very excited about that. i went back to work on my was working on a book. the book came out and i was promoting it and while was promoting it, i felt this all over again. so, being probably not very smart i promoted it for a week and then i went to my doctor my doctor looked at me for about 30 seconds and she said, you are going to go get tested. you need a biopsy. i said okay, i pulled up my calendar and i said, next tuesday looks great. she said, no, no, you're doing it right now. right now. i went and i got the test, four days later i'm in the office, my doctor because me and she says your test results are positive. she doesn't say you got breast cancer, i asked her demeanor had breast cancer? she said, yes you do. so, it took me a really long time to understand this and to accept it. i ac

this time around, we have gerri willis on the case. tell us about intel. oks like this stock is up, gerri? >> that's right. we're beating on both the top and bottom lines here. eps coming in at $1.40. that is the adjusted number. expectations for $1.15 a share. that is a big deet. very big move for intel here in terms of earnings per share. when you look at the revenue line, take a look at that, coming in 19.2 billion. 19.2 billion, the estimated, 18.1is billion. so beating again on the top line. top line and bottom line coming in better than expected, for intel the world's biggest chipmaker. why? they're saying that stronger-than-expected demand in pc and business businesses. raising the for cast for full year. earnings will be 452. so a big beat for intel. back to you, guys. connell: all doom and gloom with the other ones we were talking about. intel up 6%. shifting gears, melissa. melissa: a nationwide manhunt underway as the fbi confirm as total of 10 suspicious packages sent to prominent democrats across the country. two new targets, former vice presid

gerri willis is here. this is more b. more than politics. even within his own party.is about money. and a lot of money. and you what happens to our deficit. you already found out that our deficit is going up 17% to $779 billion. another tax cut, would just push that further. right? we would just owe more money at the end of the day. as you were mentioning in the break, who is going to support this? is the far right wing of the party going to support this? they don't like deficits. liberals, democrats aren't going to support anything from trump. how do this advance? >> shepard: well, it could certainly be a taking point. but to try to carve out a place for another middle class tax cut. you wonder if this isn't a reflection of widespread across the nation would show this tax cut people are looking at. >> shepard: the recidivism and the corporations. >> 35% for corporations. previously 21% now. and, of course what a lot of americans felt too which we forget now you saw some of your prized deductions rolled back like the mortgage deduction was brought in a little bit. peo

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and gerri willis is here from the fox business network.rkets that the start wars going to be bad. >> well, yeah. so here is what happened. caterpillar global industrial company released its earnings. the earnings aren't bad. but their outlook going forward not good. people got upset. that stock went down 7% before it even opened in free trading. and so the market opened lower down as much as 550 points. look at this, down 35. like nothing ever happened. >> shepard: it seems as if. let me tell you what happened in the interim. we have now got 500 of the s&p 500. corrections territory. they are in bear market territory. bear market or correction territory. give you names of stocks in bear market. facebook you know them. g.e. down 44% from their highs. ibm. this is not today's trading since their highs. ibn. caterpillar down 30. kraft a name you know and love down 31%. seeing big moves in this market except now you can't even tell it seems to be going away somewhat. one of the big down sectors energy doing. oil down 4%. >> shepard: all these

to our own gerri willis on floor of the new york stock exchange. gerri? >> what a day, the dow down 820 points or 3%. nasdaq even worse coming in 4% down. talk about worst performers. nike, microsoft, boeing. technology really leading the way here. amazon down 10%. netflix down google down. leaders of the market that have done so well, really taking it on the chin, netflix down 8% as you're seeing right there. >>> i want to talk a little bit what happened in industrials and energy. industrials which had been a great spot for the market. boeing down 4%. caterpillar down 3%. energy down two and we saw energy really doing well for a time, not today. exxon down 2%. chevron down 3%. traders here on the floor giving me a lot of reasons why this happened. one of them was, as you said at the very beginning of the show, interest rates are higher, yields on treasurys higher. we're seeing, right up against previous highs. people here do not like that. they see it, specter of inflation. they're sort of discounting stock prices on basis of that right now. i was also t

but first, gerri willis is standing by in the fox business newsroom. gerri? gerri: thanks, maria. a stressful time for investors as the markets saw their worst start to a quarter in eight years. concerns about slowing global growth due to trade, rising interest rates and fears that earnings may have peaked helped cause a two-day dow jones selloff of nearly 1400 points. the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p all looking at the worst start to a fourth quarter since 2008 during the height of the financial crisis. it was also the worst start to any quarter for all three indexes since the first quarter of 2016. few sectors were immune, but bearing the brunt of it was technology as microsoft, net flicks, facebook and amazon were among the hardest hit. in other news,s another hurricane has ravaged the southeast as hurricane michael pounded the florida panhandle. the death toll, at least a dozen with this expected to rise. more than a million homes from florida to virginia are without power. the category four storm was the most powerful hurricane to hit the continental u.s. in a half century. ma

markets, we get to gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange and ira epstein at the cme today. gerri, we want to begin with you. we are bringing a lot of team fox business voices in on this. tell us what traders are saying they expect to see in the next 56 minutes or what's left before we hear the closer. >> i got to tell you, most of the folks i'm talking to are pretty sanguine about what's going on. they haven't liked the fact we sold off more than 150 points, almost 200 points in the last few hours. they're not thrilled with that. but a lot of them believe this could be temporary and we could have improvement tomorrow. we will have to wait and see if that's true. but they have the same concerns everybody does. inflation, higher rates. they are worried about both of those things. there's also the issue of the 100 day moving average for the s&p 500. we broke through that, they are concerned about that issue, and what it could mean for future trading. lots going on down here. we have a lot of different voices, people with different points of view. i have to tell you, one

gerri willis has the latest on the market action. >> let's start with ebay. we have a big beat here. really good quarter for the company. they grew active buyers. revenues $2.65 billion. the company is raising guidance for the balance of the year saying quarterly profits will come in above estimates. it's consensus it will be 67 to 69 cents a share. but what a day in the markets, staging a last-hour rally. it was like watching a good movie. the three major indexes ending in the positive. the dow closed 1.77% higher. the a and p up 44 points. but it wasn't energy, industrials. the big winners on the dow, boeing with, mcdonnell, goldman and travelers acted for half the dow's gain. the dow down 5.99%. the nasdaq still in correction mowed down 11%. shares of facebook were higher, earnings per share of $1.76. the sales came in at 13.73 billion below e -- expectations. one of the most of watched metrics for that company, users falling as well. that was a disappointment. as i prepare to hand it back to you. facebook as a yearbook where the platform system are able t

gerri willis is here. what is going on? >> this is fascinating connell. we may have to rethink what we make of millenials probonesty to buy housing. millenials don't want to buy, they only want to rent. maybe they only want to rent when housing is out of reap. look at pop-up in the numbers. look at 36.8% number is that what the homeownership rate is in 64.8% homeownership in the third quarter. the overall in the marketplace there is 1.5 million americans who home their own home year to year. that is very good news. i think it is fascinating we're seeing millenials really participate in this market, when so many people forecast housing is over, it is done, nobody will ever own a house ever again. putting it all at risk. i want to hear what you say about this, mortgage rates are now at 5.11%. i'm getting number from the mortgage bankers association. fewer people, 2.5% fewer people are actually applying for mortgages. so all of this good news, maybe it only last as little while. connell: millenial generation gets hammered for a lot of things. maybe they're g

joining me on the panel, our very own gerri willis, jonas max ferris, robert wolf. both john has and robert are fox contributors. look who is back, trish regan, host of "trish regan prime time" 8:00 p.m. eastern on fbn. wall street whiplash. the dow finishing down more than 245 points. but that is after it had been up 352 points. and from highs to lows, it was a swing of 918 points. stocks hammered on reports that more china tariffs could be on the way if trump's talks with president xi at the upcoming g20 in argentina failed. our own blake burmaned ask the white house about it this afternoon. take a listen. >> i will not get ahead of the president's meeting. i hope it goes well. april. sorry, go ahead. >> how important is the meeting because you heard larry kudlow say two weeks ago maybe there might not be a lot of detail comes from it in terms of trade going back and forth? >> as the president likes to say we'll see what happens. i'm not going to get ahead of the conversation. you have two of the most powerful leaders in the world. i think that is consequential no

neil: thank you very much, gerri willis.nd it all comes down to you, the consumer, the shopper, what you do in the days ahead, what you do this holiday season. let's get a read on that and what you are telling us. the former jcpenney ceo. what do you think of that? people are backing away from buying homes, existing or new, that there might be a retrenchment going on. do you buy that? >> i actually think we probably are having a pretty good month in october. we did not have a good august. i think it got better in september. listening to amex numbers that came out, that sounds like people are out shopping so that's good news. neil: american express, right? >> american express, yeah. i think that is a good indicator. i do think there's a positive attitude. i think there's a lot of uncertainty in the market as it relates to the stock market because of what's going on in the tariffs and also, waiting to see what's going to happen on the election, and i certainly think that's causing people to have a little hesitation. but i beli

neil: thank you very, very much, gerri willis. monitoring all these developments.kets did stabilize here. asia still down a lot but not as much today. elizabeth macdonald, moving to 6:00 p.m. eastern time starting on monday, you would argue there's no talking points, right? >> as if i never brought any on your show, right? neil: you just sort of nod at each other. >> that's right. neil: it's a great show. >> thank you. neil: help me with these markets, miss encyclopedia. what is going on? >> we're trying to figure it out. as gerri pointed out, it's normal to have a 5% to 7% downdraft but there's still a fierce slump in the market selling into the rally. we were talking before, it's not just the tariff fight with china. it's that china is in a slump, in a bear market, and it's also our u.s. multi nationals like nike and ford, they sell into china. so something like $220 billion that our companies sell into china every year, so -- neil: ford was worried their sales tumbled, what, 43%? that's a huge number. >> so it's not just fears that our consumer prices will go up

let's get to gerri willis on the floor with the latest. gerri? gerri: well that's right this is the worst start for a quarter, to a quarter, since 2008 and for all three major indexes, think about that. the worst start to a quarter since 2008 the financial crisis. we'll take a look at the number the dow is intraday swing today 848 points, only 11 of those points were positive. just as an example here, these two other indexes never had a positive move all day long. the nasdac ending down 4% the s&p 500 ending down 3%. these are big intraday moves. the dow's worst performers tell a story nike, microsoft, boeing, this is how broad the sell-off was. nike's consumer, microsoft technology, boeing and industrial stock you can see sell-offs in all major indexes. meanwhile, tech stocks as you said earlier, liz, leading this sell-off, amazon down 10% now in bear market territory, netflix down 8% google down 5% the fang stocks have been de- fanged today. we found major sell-off in technology stocks, they were the ones that have been leading this market high

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let's get to gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange to wrap up the big day and look at movers. >> connell, what a week. we'll talk about major indexes first. the dow ending the week slightly higher, a quarter point, big day for the dow in the green here. s&p 500 pushing back against negative sentiment for the day and the week. only nasdaq, tech-heavy nasdaq doing worse for the week. we'll do the dow winners, proctor & gamble, no doubt about it, this stock up 9%. why? they reported strongest quarter in five years. revenue up for that company in five years. it had been the second worst performer on the dow for the year. not anymore. american express doing well, up 4%. price targets on the stock moved up. disney doing well, up 2.5%. netflix having a heck of a time, continuation of the herd mentality on the stock. we'll look forward to fang earnings, tech earnings, amazon, google, microsoft. all these companies reporting, you see how they did on stocks, their stocks today, but, pretty good outlook for earnings. we'll see how it goes. we'll look for details in those repor

g gerri willis, the traders on the floor, what are they saying about today's bounce-back and the potential for the earnings after the bell? because that's certainly helped with tesla and microsoft yesterday. reporter: to your point, amazon coming after the bell, they are up 7%. think about that. that will be a very big report. here's what traders are telling me about this market action with the dow jones industrial average now up 511 points. they say it's bargain hunting time. we saw the selloff yesterday. i know some traders came in light this morning, they were selling off the market, they were going short, now they are being forced to turn around and buy. apparently they are buying with both hands. you just showed the chip stocks, how they're doing right now. they are up across the board. very big move for them after that texas instruments report. but we're looking at very good earnings and that's what's really mattering in these hours as we come to the close. what are fundamentals, and fundamentals are solid. earnings are looking better. we have had some incredible reports from compani

gerri willis is more with more. sell off again. >> i was on the floor yesterday., let me tell you, it was very emotionally intense. particularly in the last hour. we're in the last hour of trading when things really tanked. today is different though. let me tell you how it's different. yesterday it was concentrated in technology. we saw lots and lots of tech stocks which lead the mark higher, go lower yesterday. today is a different group of stocks down. so it's energy, stocks like exxon, integrated majors. the stocks are down and down hard. >> shepard: what is that about? >> oil prices are down. >> shepard: we're worried about saudi arabia. it's part of it. this idea that global growth won't be so growth. what fuels growth? oil. >> shepard: oil down is good for the gas pump prices. good for americans. everyday folks ought to be happy. >> and the other thing, big banks are down. this is confounding. we got a positive report on inflation meaning that inflation was not as high as we thought it was going to be. >> shepard: great. >> banks make money in a high inflati

in case anybody cares and likes us enough, right, gerri willis?hey can go to 47th street and spend some of their winnings on us. reporter: there you go, my friend. there you go. that's right. look, skechers, they are up 14% after the footwear maker raised its forecast on strong third quarter demand in both north america and in europe. buckingham research raising its price target to $33 a share from $30. very big deal indeed. and we have amazon honing in on the winner for its $5 billion hk2. according to dow jones, the e-commerce giant is following up with specific cities on its list of 20 finalists, including new york, chicago, miami, washington, d.c. and newark, new jersey. factors that will ultimately affect amazon's decision range from available tech talent to the cost of living to the availability of public transportation. harley davidson shares sinks to $39 and change, new multi-year lows on the downgrade to market perform from outperform. disappointing earnings in sales growth. price target slashed to $45 from $52. the shares still trading w

gerri willis is here. >> that's right.re getting hurt as marijuana becomes okay for recreational use in this country. you're seeing more and more states do this. at the end of the day, drug use, for example, the evidence of people in fatal car crashes is going up, up. one of the problems for law enforcement, there's no tests in the field to test for impaired people like a blood alcohol test. not one widely accepted anyway. it's very difficult for the cops to really know what's going on. add in to the mix, people mix alcohol and pot and other drugs. it's really hard for them to ascertain what is going on and what is at issue, which would be good to know as we try to get people not to drive under the influence. >> shepard: we should have more data soon. canada just legalized pot for the whole country. >> wednesday. the first major economy doing this. this is a real test case with canada. what will happen is that you'll be able to possess it, grow as many as four plants in your house if you want. looks like in some parts of c

gerri willis?arles on floor of the new york stock exchange where the trade something really occurring today. we're up 501 points on the dow. that is 2%. subpoena 500 up 65 points. that is 2.48%. look at nasdaq up 3.47%, 252 points. this is a big gain for the nasdaq. what are they talking about down here? they're talking about bargain hunting. they're talking about finding stocks think they're doing very well indeed. it is interesting, yesterday stocks were getting punished for good news. today they're trading higher on good news. you see what happened to microsoft. a good report. they're up 5%. we're watching intel. they will be reporting soon after the close. that stock doing well. here is what is leading the dow higher. microsoft, intel, we talked about them. visa, cisco, those stocks at the top. we're also looking at alphabet. that company already having reported done very well. we're waiting for amazon here. big news, earnings, i got to tell you, the conversation down here is less focused on sa

thanks, gerri willis. >> most welcome. connell: "after the bell," join me and melissa. quick programing note, 8:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow night, trish regan, prime time, the vice president joins us. here is charles payne. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." strong earnings, economic data out, lifting this market. we're staging the best two-day rally in years. plus the countdown to the midterms. here is final push for republicans. boys to men, driving force sending stocks prices higher. all that and more on "making money". last day of the trading month. stocks fill on pace for the worst month in years. general motors, estee lauder, yum, all crushing estimates. here to break it down shah ghailani, fox news contributor jonas pharis, founder of max funds.com, fox news contributor, gary kaltbaum, president of kaltbaum capital management. gary, you're remote. we'll start with you. not bad two-day rally, up. combination of earnings, good economic data. what are your thoughts. >> i thought it was due last week, i'm a little bearish. i'm bearish be

let's go to gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. entiment on the floor, why did we just gap down? gerri: i'm sorry, your voice dropped out on me. i heard you say you are interested in the sentiment on the floor. let me tell you traders' concerns. there's a lot of shaking of heads and scratching of chins and why, because there is so much uncertainty in the marketplace right now. when you have texas instruments on one hand say we are worried about demand for chips, and on the other hand, expectations for a blowout quarter for companies like microsoft, that is confusion, that's uncertainty, that's what we are looking at. people say they are worried and nervous about the election, that they think the ground rules for what's going on could change after the election if the democrats get into power. that's an issue. of course, all of these suspicious packages going to democrats today, we are trying to make sense of that. those headlines started hitting the tape and stocks started falling. as you know, the dow down 447 points, 1.75%, that's

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gerri willis at new york stock exchange with the downtown 161. ere are other factors as well, gerri. reporter: there are other headlines, every headline we get with the story suspicious packages delivered to former president obama, hillary clinton, and cnn, seems like news every 20 minutes. we got the story about kamala harris. that brought the market down another leg. dow jones industrial average is trading down 64 points. that is off the likewise. down as much as 287 points, down half a percent right now. s&p 500 down 29 points, down 1%. we're seeing markets react to all the headlines, of course. there is also earnings. today, texas instruments bringing entire chip sector down as the company says they are seeing demand for chips falling off. so that hit the entire chip sector, all of those companies trading lower today. the nasdaq in fact touching correction territory today. it is down about 1.5%, 113 points as you can see right here. microsoft reports later today. that stock is down as well. as we continue to watch these stocks. boeing's fabulo

the great gerri willis is manning the fort and the new york stock exchange in terms of where the marketyour let me start with you on the bounce back that we've seen today because we are trying to figure out where we are in all of this meaning the recent selloff. it's been a terrible month for stocks and you have a lot of theory about this. this is just the start of it. others say that they be requested by nissan started a near-term point where we stabilize, get some decent earnings from big tax and more back off to the races. what do you think? >> on all, great to see you again. right off the bat i think a lot of what we're seeing now is reactionary. in the short-term this market controlled by emotion, algorithm and headline. a lot of the stuff we are seeing starts off by the nature. just people taking some profits ahead of the midterm election. but then there is an actuality. in other words, as listing follows through researcher breaks down through technical barriers like the moving average to 200. people start to rethink things. is this for real? is this something i need to be concern

to to jonathan hoenig and gerri willis. the fear is this is going to accelerate.you sell this market short based on what happens over day two or three, you pay for that dearly. will investors now selling out be paying for that? >> neil, something has changed here. we haven't seen this really for the better part of ten years now, a sustained move higher in interest rates. as you said, the velocity of this, the speed at which interest rates have begun to shoot up, we haven't seen this in quite some time. i'm looking at the 52-week low today, it is littered with bond etfs and that's one of the reasons why i think you have to be concerned. i'm seeing almost 180 new 52-week lows, only about 52 new 52-week highs. this says that now is the time to be very cautious in this market. neil: what are you hearing? >> look, one of the sectors that's getting really killed here is housing, right? neil: absolutely. >> why? because people have to take out loans and mortgage rates matter to people out there. i got to tell you, this goes to a point you have been making all day long. t

gerri willis here to talk more about it. it slashed its dividend. >> missed on top and bottom line.s. investigated by sec or the fib? being investigated -- connell: department of justice investigation which would lead you to the fbi which is an accounting investigation. >> accounting investigation. a lot boeing -- going wrong with the company. they lead all time dividend cutting list. connell: wow! >> they do it for the 2009 dividend cut that has been in the wake of the financial crisis, a lot of banks cutting their dividend. ge did it two. they had two dividend cuts. one today, one back in 2017. when you add them up together, $17 billion in dividend cuts. i think the real big headline here, i think a lot of professional investors have seen this coming. there is lots of warning signals along the way. if you're individual investor, retiree from ge, you held the stock, because you believed a comeback in the company, you're really getting hurt now. connell: you're getting hurt now, if you didn't, now the time to get in because the worst is behind isn't. >> always a question. you have t

gerri willis has the details. gerri: investors love this one.up about 11% and the streaming company announces blowout quarter, adding 7 billion in subscribers, that is a third more than wall street anticipated. earnings surprising on the upside as well, with eps of 89-cents a share versus 68 cents that was estimated. reit was the number of paying subscribers that caught investors' attention, after a dismal second quarter performance. this quarter, though, the company reported adding 1.09 million domestic customers compared with 850,000 in the year earlier quarter. total streaming membership exceeds 130 million, the company predicted 9.4 million net subscriber additions in the fourth quarter. so they're looking forward here. the company crediting its roster of stars going so far as to include a chart of before and east inextra gram follows of major film talent. katherine langford has 12.4 million followers. noah sentilio has 13.4 million instagram followers. millly bobby brown has an amazing 17.6 million instagram followers. according to the shar

gerri willis is here as well. you know, we were going, gary, i start with you, to talk about the macrofactors influencing the market today and there are many of them. there were earnings last night. let me start with the news of the arrest. we are down than what we were. is this knee-jerk emotion? >> big money are sellers right now. it is very tough to stop them. this is great news. we found this guy. near term you get a little blips but the big picture from me we're in bearish market. >> i made a bunch much calls before i came on to traders. this had nothing to do with the buying. connell: what did then? more technical? >> technical, oversold market. telling people to put real money to work, to attribute, catching a bombing suspect to better, people feeling better about the markets is kind of like way out there. connell: right. >> generally markets have not traded off on terrorism stuff unless it is big-time, 9/11. so i think really there is a lot of fundamental fears in the market. if you look at the gdp report,

gerri willis at new york stock exchange. this would not be the first time we've seen that type of reaction but tell me what is going on down there? >> what is going on down here, the dow is down as you say, 1.39%. this is not 5% or 10%. the selloff is across the board. let me show you the names of dow component leading the way down. nike, microsoft, visa, boeing, caterpillar. this is industrials. this is in technology. this is virtually every sector you can think of that is not doing well right now. i want to show you info tech down, industrials, materials, consumer discretionary. the only s&p 500 sector that was doing well was telecom services. that is simply put verizon. that stock was up. that single stock was up. they're changing the component of those sectors. so lots of selloff here. begin at the beginning. 55 points off at the dow at the very beginning of trading. we've just been sliding ever since and i've been talking to traders here all day long, many of them telling me they are concerned about inflation. they are

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maria: welcome back, busiest week earnings so far, delivering fair share of excitement this week gerri willisright very exciting indeed frairdz down here saying thank you very much boeing a very strong earnings report, adding fuel to the dow turning around from opening in red to opening in the black, boeing reporting 358 a share 11 cents better than expectations up 4% premarket, about 100 points to the dow at open revenue beat by a billion dollars, ceo citing strong underlying performance here, very positive, said that earnings for the year will be higher than expected, they changed guidance from 21409 to 1510 a share big news indeed at&t missing on that bottom line, coming in 90 compensatori 0 cens bringing in better revenue by 8%, oe.eps matching tesla movin up earnings people think that can be good news stock up 13% yesterday up another 2.4% this morning, we will be watching this to be first positive profit quarter in several quarters. and only the third in 15-year history back to you. maria: all right gerri we will watch a turnaround for the broader averages we will see in 35 minutes fina

gerri willis with details. >> pretty grisly this morning stock poised to open 4% higher before the 52ec investigation into ceo elon musk's claims that finding had been secured to take tesla private sort of the beginning of is it trouble then the bitter tweets about sec said this, just want to say short seller enrich plenty commission doing incredible work. >> the eye on horn public lambasting saying it resembled lehman before bank failed like lehman we think deception to catch up with tesla, alleged tolled tesla value as you say has been 10 billion dollars lower five days in a row the conversation, who will take over as chairman of the board, the sec pushing for that, and two independent board of director members, al gore, and i'm sorry boeing ceo former ceo jim mack in arie who would want that main job handling elon musk. >> interesting former ceo of boeing as example for potential chairman. >> absolutely, it will be interesting to see if they can get anybody to agree to do it, right? seems like a lose-lose position. >> david eye on horn needs to zip it and stay at home run money his

gerri willis has details for us. >> i'm sure through the roof already my friend. look if you're a person who can only put together 400 bucks in your checking account every month for three months and not overdraw if you can manage that you're getting a higher score under this. this is like grading on a curve. okay it is easier to get a higher score 26 million americans will get a higher score. 4 hl will get a higher score if i 20 point what's going on here big pressure on credit scoring scoring industry and lenders want to lend when interest rates are rising. right so there's been big pressure on them to boost these numbers. and it is the biggest shift in credit scoring ever because stand back to look at this for two seconds instead of looking at how you pay back your debt we'll reallying at how you manage money. how you spend rather than how you pay off debt so big change. >> cash in your checking account now counts for something more than it used to. >> such a weird thing to people who have followed this for a long

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