. >> reporter: finally buy a smart thermostat from honeywell or nest. to controlling it with your phone, it monitors your family's heating habits and automatically turns off when not needed. >> just this win the area loan we expect you're going to see over $80 in savings. >> the up front cost of these improvements about 275 bucks. but over five years, ben says the vaughn family could be snuggling up to more than $1400 in savings. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> oh. it is cold. i'm going to get my -- >> the effect is better when there's snow, guys. there we go. thank you. >> wow. that's incredible. >> that is great. i'd much prefer they made it rain than made it snow. >>> this morning on "world news now," worldwide terror alert. >> the rare warning from the state department to americans everywhere during the busy travel season. fears will terrorism hitting home. >> explosive clues in the paris terror investigation. what police uncover as they search for a fugitive, a manhunt that's paralyzed brussels. >> fighting back. muslim teen arrested after his

lost her income because she ran and incommode care and john is out of the work on disability from honeywell after four recent knee surgery. >> no matter all of those troubles, the they feel so blessed and they plan to rebuild on you probably guessed it the very same spot in that community that they love and clearly loves them back. i'm karen hepp, fox 29 news. >> puts a smile on your face. >>> former nfl players are asking philadelphia court to reject the league's billion dollar plan to address concussion linked injuries. they say it excludes the quote signature brain disease of the sport. the settlement would cover more than 20,000nfl retirees over the next 65 years. the league would pay out an average of $190,000 even more for the most serious cases this includes money for testing, education and research in diseases like alzheimer's and parkinson's former players are upset the deal doesn't include payments for cte. the brain decay found in dozens of players brains after their deaths much this very subject is the focus upcoming movie starring will smith. >> drivers who use four area bridge

. >> reporter: finally buy a smart thermostat from honeywell or one from nest. in addition to controlling it with your smartphone, it monitors your family's heating habits and automatically turns off when not needed, even if you forget. >> just this winter alone, we expect you're going to see over0 in savings. >> the up front cost of these improvements about 275 bucks. but over five years, ben says the vaughn family could be snuggling up to more than $1400 in savings. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> oh. it is cold. i'm going to get my -- >> the effect is better when there's snow, guys. there we go. thank you. >> that is great. i'd much prefer they made it

oil stocks hung instead of general electric the only rally, a diverse set of names from emerson, honeywell, 3m. health care rather than rolling over was reborn with both old pharma and biotech on the mend. didn't hurt pfizer was trying to tie a knot and a valiant bottom that shot up and companies like biogen and eli lilly barely bruised bounced back with alacrity and because of warm weather jumped on a monster buyback dividend boost and split by nike. transports, well, they suddenly were energized by the takeover outreach by the rail company. meanwhile, the packaged goods distributor famously balked at a bid from air products five years ago got an offer from its french offer, too juicy to pass up. $143 per share, more than double, okay, the size of the earlier thwarted hostile offer from air products, and even the even the consumer products companies with their 3% yields performed well. once we heard from the most hawkish presidents who said one hike and weight has been the mantra meaning the fed isn't going to raise interest rates on autopilot. even december seems like liftoff and, oh, fa

lost her income because she ran an in home daycare and john is out of the work on disability from honeywellfter four recent knee surgery. >> no matter all of those troubles they feel so blessed and they plan to rebuild on you probably guessed it the very same spot in that community that they love and clearly loves them back. i'm karen hepp, fox 29 news. ♪ >>> one exotic dancer's request for the perfect body cost her her life. police say it all went down in this home. how a cheap plastic surgery turned deadly. >>> a first for investigators. a local executive they say had a mounting debt to the mob and the $300,000 bust that landed him in jail. >>> he wanted to find a cure for cancer. but now this local doctor is in a race to save himself from a rare disease. >> i looked death in the face and have i five times now and everyone of them i've been unclear or unsure am i going to make it this time? >> the disease he's now fight to go find a cure. >>> and snoop dog in a giving mood tonight. what he's giving out for free to ♪ >>> investigators say it's the first time in the state they have ever fou

if you look at honeywell, it's been up every single december for the past ten years, and it's up on averagenth, and then you have a couple of defense contractors. certainly a big focus given the swreeo blikt risks these days. northrop drummond up in temz of average returns. as some traders gear up for, yes, a lot of the consumer discretionary stocks to be in focus, carl, we're also watching industrials and specifically some of the defense contractors at least for the past ten years. we've had a good history of beating the market. we'll see if that trend, carl, estates true this time around. back to you. >> a lot of trends that are either going to be maintained or broken in the next few weeks. thanks a lot. >>> we're keeping our eye on apple. one of the most hectic shopping days of the year. an overweight rating. gene minister, senior research analyst over at piper. he joins us on the phone from minneapolis. gene, good morning. >> hello, carl. >> everybody can understand why apple is an important black friday player. >> black friday is about 1% of apple's revenue, which is about three times

becoming more like honeywell which they should have done 10 years ago, frankly.hey will start to grow in the multiple they deserved all along. i'm in the bk camp here, oddly enough. five years from now we might not be talking about facebook every show like we do now. >> think of all the stocks we talked about five years ago that we don't talk about today. >> now back to julia boorstin. the disney call is officially halfway through. let's check in now. >> the q&a portion started moments ago. questions have been very much focused on the health of the tv bundle. iger says they are seeing some attrition for large bundle subscribers. they are also saying it seems possible young people aren't signing up for tv as quickly as they once did. he said that points to issues with cost as well as user experience. iger says he sees this as a glass half full situation. saying they are looking at a number of new opportunities to distribute new content. he referred to a deal they made with sony view to distribute there. they said the more the merrier. they want to work with everyo

chart you will see honeywell has been eating their lunch for the last decade. amazon is a great story. there's very great individual stories out there but you're not getting the participation of everything that i believe that you need. that being said, you look at crude oil, what can derail this fed? mike talked about deflationary pressures, it feels as if crude is making that next leg lower. today was a big of a slightly higher but it feels it can't get out of its way. you can talk about transitory crude oil they want, but unless you can define how long transitory is there's nothing transitory about it. >> mike. >> i definitely agree with that. i still don't think that headline inflation is going to be the thing. at this point six weeks before we're going to get a decision it's going to matter for the fed. i do think the character of this market with these huge stocks performing and nobody else, look, a year ago we expected 10% -- 10% better earnings growth for the market, we got better news up 10%. it's a growth meter the individual names that had some fundam

. >> reporter: finally buy a smart thermostat from honeywell or nest. in addition to controlling it with your phone, it monitors your family's heating habits and automatically turns off when not needed. >> just this win the area loan we expect you're going to see over $80 in savings. >> the up front cost of these improvements about 275 bucks. but over five years, ben says the vaughn family could be snuggling up to more than $1400 in savings. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> oh. it is cold. i'm going to get my -- >> the effect is better when there's snow, guys. there we go. thank you. >> wow. that's incredible. >> that is great. i'd much prefer they made it rain than made it snow. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies y

from companies like honeywell or ben's company nest. in addition to controlling it with your smartphone, it monitors your family's heating habitsnd turns off when not needed. >> just this winter, we expect you'll see over $80 in savings. now we're in winter mode. >> reporter: the up front cost? about 275 bucks. over five years, ben says the vaughn family could snuggle up to more than $1400 in savings. all right, right now, we're here by thihis window i want you to look at the thermal camera again. check this out. see the edges of the window there, that's where the heat is actually getting out. but you know what? there's something called a winter dra that you can put on inside youhouse. you can get them. guess what? theyey're 20 bks. a lot thicker. they won't let the heat out. >> anduess what? you're not the only one that has a thermal camera. you can put one on your phone. >> what do you see? >> it's about $200. >> very hot right here. very hot. especially right around stephanopoulos. >> but it does the same thing as -- you walked right

a study from honeywell says deliveries from now until 2025 will fall almost 4%.he reasoning is that solid big commodity prices have hurt demand and emerging markets it -- her demand in emerging markets. you can always get news at bloomberg.com. scarlet: let us go to our market desk, starting with the hotel deal that alix steel is talking about. major news in the hotel industry indeed. marriott international says it is winter by starwood. the share price right now is down there by 6.2%. 6/10 of aown by percent here. that new hotel company will be the biggest in the world with 1.1 million rooms. one interesting thing to note is that usually the company that gets bought sees a jump in shares, but we are not seeing that right now this morning because this comes on the heels of those major paris attacks. ast hotel stock turns out well as travel stock for that matter is all getting hit today. over to retail now and urban outfitters has excellent decided that selling food may also be a good partner to selling close. it seems that investors who are in it for the long gam

we know the black boxes are made by honeywell, an american company.erican authorities be in the investigation? >> i think they will be invited in. normally, these major crashes are open to various countries, any country or organization, even a pilot's union will often be given what they call party status so they can help explain and help discover the evidence. of course, obviously, the egyptian investigators are going to be in charge of this pros, but yes, i think the americans will be invited into it for both of those reasons. >> thank you for your expertise. >> congress beginnings debate on major spending bills, one would she will out billions for fix that the country's aging truck. the new speaker of the house is making it clear more spending i guess not on his agenda. >> the speaker elect, paul d ryan of the state of wisconsin. >> following his election as house speaker on thursday, paul ryan made the rounds of the sunday shows, saying it's time for republicans to go on offense. >> we've got to be a bold alternative party, a proposition party. we

. >> honeywell, phillips 66. >> lockheed martin and that infrastructure with cisco systems who just announced partnership with ericsson. so at huntington, we're staying home, we're looking for that theme, that capital investment theme. we haven't seen much of that this year. >> thank you very much to both of you for joining us. and on that note, brian, i'm going to hand it over to you. sorry, powerlunch.cnbc.com is the website you can check out as well. we always have to plug that, don't we, brian? that's what we do. >> been trumped by a web promo yet again. thank you, mandy. it is 2:00 p.m. at ft. bragg, 11:00 a.m. in if the pendleton. oil down again. hi, everybody. and a very special hello and thank you to all active duty and retired military personnel. we all owe you a ton. that includes my dad, nine years navy. thanks, dad. i'm brian sullivan. we begin with retail because shares of macy's are getting hit hard today. this follows disappointing guidance on their earnings call. as bad as it might be for macy's could it be good for another well known retailer. matt, first to you, are you shoc