many of us have hp printers at home. if you do, hundreds of people are finding out their printer cartridges to work. john matters explains what is happening. >> reporter: do have an hp printer? beware. their printer cartridges no longer work. they have to go out and buy new ones.>> we all know the printer ink is expensive, $50 a cartridge in many cases. some people use generic cartridges. mass print.org says many hp printers will now longer print as a result of a firmware update. the printer will now longer recognize the saying this is to improve the safety of our products. are cartridges must now have an original hp chip work >> reporter: if you use an hp cartridge for your hp printer you'll be okay. otherwise, don't do any updates. nasal spray for your young children you will have to settle for a flu shot. the spray is not effective. children six months and older should get the flu vaccine by the end of the month. >>> still ahead, get ready for one of the biggest festivals of the bay area. we will have live special gues

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now, demand happens to be outstripping supply for those, according to intel and hp ink, that also makes printers. both of these companies, hp and intel, mentioned on their conference call that there's tightness -- that tightness in the industry part that moo plays in, and i think that's very significant. to me it means the stock can go higher. wednesday we hear from a company that keeps delivering again and again. constellation brands, the maker of the best selling beers at san miguel, as well as craft brew ballast point, and casa nobody lay, which has long been my favorite tequila of choice. and constellation is the fastest growing major liquor company on earth. i think its stock remains a buy. i'd own some before and after. monsanto reports wednesday too. this is a nutty one. this stock is selling well below where it was when we learned the buyer, which is the bayer kind was in talks to acquire it. we need to find out if the discount is because people fear that the many governments involved will block the deal as anti-competitive and what the company is going to do about it. the stock was at 1

as he focuses on reinvention in the slumping demand for the markets for personal computers and printers. hp 50,000 employees. went downy's shares 1.8% following. samsung has warned the overheating phone crisis will cost an extra $3 billion over the next two quarters. to expandhey hope sales of the galaxy s seven and average to compensate. they're doubling the recall in the u.s. to almost 2 million devices. samsung already cut their third-quarter operating profit by $2.3 billion after ending production. volkswagen is still reeling from last year's scandal, losing market share in europe for the 13th consecutive month. overall car sales in september rose 7.3%. 23.9%accounting for compared to 23.3% a year earlier. that is the business flash. caroline: keep an eye on vw on the start of trade. not many calls for that stock. but there are calls 3% higher. asset funding management is up. that is positive so says goldman sachs. saying the buyback of 4.5% of their shares, looks positive. man group seems to be buying into the u.s. homes market in the acquisition of alto. not a pretty picture. chemkeep

hp inc. focuses on pcs and printers, facing a big slump in sales. stock fell about 1% after layoffs were announced. >>> verizon plans to shut down call centers in five states including in california. that is expected to affect about 3200 workers. those employees are offered jobs at other locations or severance packages. this comes days after the company announced job cuts in stores nationwide as it deals with increasing competition in the wireless industry. >> amazon is adding tens of thousands of jobs for the holidays. the company plans to hire 120,000 temporary positions at fulfillment centers, sorting facilities, customer service locations. 10,000 jobs are in california including the facility in tracy. last year amazon turned 14,000 seasonal jobs into permanent jobs after the holidays. this could be your link to a full time job. amazon officials expect that number to rise. >>> 4:28. gun sales are up in california. we'll tell you which bay area communities where people are buying up weapons and what some think is the reason why. >> we have loaded

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that announcement made after hp admitted the demand for printers and desk top computers is falling. stock fell two% on that news. >>> sillicon valley is soon becoming the new motor city. the second electric car company to open this year staked its claim today. al scott, new office, new jobs, a lot of optimism here. >> reporter: absolutely. new jobs, especially from a company and an industry that are showing promise but still have a ways to go. the newest electric car company entered sillicon valley with a bang. next ev says it will make and test electric cars. >> you will see us testing our test cars in the streets. >> reporter: turning on tesla while going to north san jose which recently welcomed leeco into a mini motown. >> i think any industry goes through a major transformation. >> reporter: no cars to show yet but it has lots of space to grow and lots of job openings. >> they're talking about hiring approximately 1,000 people in the next five years. these are great paying jobs, great opportunities and that's the direct impact a company like this has. >> particularly around, co

i expect this is a company that can do well judging from what intel said, judging from hp the printers where consolidation helped everybody and the numbers are very good. >> what's on "mad" tonight? >> we've got mark cuban. wide-ranging discussion about pretty much everything tech. we've got work days and akneel b bhu bhusri. we've got to find out about the yahoo! e-mail issue. proofpoint is the primary stopper of threats against your e-mail. maybe they know something about wells fargo too. >> you've got a long day ahead. nobody covers dreamforce like jim cramer. we'll see you tonight, 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> when we come back, the imf chief economists on lowering its global economic outlook in just a moment. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about

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the news is not so good at hp, which plans to cut another 3,000 to 4,000 jobs over the next three years. hue let packard was broken up. but the markets for printers are declining. hp has about 50,000 employees now and cuts will be made across the board. >> i'll admit it, i'll come out. i'm a washington nationals fan. so it pains me to report that the los angeles dodgers are the last team to join baseball's final four. nats got a two-run home run, and that made the score 4-3, and then in the bottom of the 9th, clayton kershaw came on in relief for the first time in seven years. kershaw got the final two outs, blah, blah, blah, advance to the national league championship series which starts tomorrow night in chicago. >> you delivered that story with so much enthusiasm. i'm just overwhelmed by the gusto. >> i feel bad for bryce harper, the team. they had a great season. 95 wins. >> it's going to be okay. >> it's going to be all right. >> we're going to get through this. >> just for the record, we're all whining about the cubs, but the franchise has not won ever. >> still rooting for the cubs. >> small violin. >> did you hear that? no? no. >> okay. >

hp is facing declining demands for its computers and printers. execs say trimming some of its 50,000 workers will help remedy that and reduce costs for consumers. ben: retail sales were up last month, but economists say that spending might be slowing down. the commerce department says september sales were up point-6% -- just .6% from august. economists say some of the bump is due to rising gas prices, not an increase in spending. . a shark breaks his way into a diver's cage. jc: i can't even imagine. the diver? inside at the time. take a look. the great white was biting at chunks of bait when it got stuck in the cage and lunged to get out. the diver managed to get outside of the cage when the shark entered and swam to the surface uninjured as the great white took off. the crew says they're lucky this wasn't a tragic adventure. take part in that -- jc: it is like bungee jumping. it's not on the list. harvey: i'm with you guys on that. ben: yeah. i'm ok for the sharks staying far away. harvey: hard to argue that one, at least most of us. we have a

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printers? >> yes. i think you have to separate the two. hpq, which is the hp ink does have a really interesting service model for 3-d printing. alcoa has a special technology. my charitable trust owns it in part because they have a very special technology that allows 3-d printing to be done in industrial instances. both of these are more promising than any of the consumer 3-d printing stocks that are currently out there. can i go to erica in california, please. erica. >> caller: hi, jim. the oracle of cnbc. i love you coining new phrases like people are cooky. got one of your books for my son james. >> thank you. >> caller: i missed the run up on expedia. for five days now, it almost went up 8% from below $117 to $125 today. is this due to the october 27th earning date, or did i miss important notes like increase in travel or other miracles? trading wisdom tells us not to chase a stock, especially after being up 8%. should i enter with a small position? >> you know, this is a very tough one because, erica, first of all thank you for the kind words. we have pus

3000 jobs -- that hp said it was trimming this system -- this fiscal year, they are one of 2 companies formed by the breakout of hewlett-packard last year, the focus is on pcs and printers and facing slumping sales. the company has about 50,000 employees worldwide. >>> it appears the luck has run out for store on the east they that is sold more million- dollar winning tickets than any other store in northern california. rob roth tells us customers at kavanaugh's liquors in san lorenzo are buying last-minute lottery tickets before the stores lease runs out. >> reporter: you don't need to spend much time in kavanaugh's liquors to see why many call it the luckiest store in the bay area. just as this man who bought a lottery ticket here. not bad but that is peanuts compared to the 5 people who one more than $1 million each from lottery tickets they got here. the most of any store in northern california. the last winner was in 2012, the jackpot was $11 million. the stores, is one half of 1%. >> everyone coming from all over. wanting to win the lucky ticket, the lucky scratcher.>> reporter: jackpot fever would get overheated as the powerball did last january when lines stretc

hp was formed a year ago when hew lit packer was broken up, but the markets for printers are declining. they have 50,000 employees now, and cuts will be made across the board. >> i'll admit, i'm a washington nationals fan. so it pains me to report that final four. in the bottom of the 7th, the nats got a two-run home run, and that made the score 4-3, and then in the bottom of the 9th, clayton kershaw came on in relief for the first time in seven years. kershaw got the final two outs, blah, blah, blah, advance to the national league championship series startsing tomorrow night in chicago. >> you delivered that story so much enthusiasm. overwhelmed by the gusto. >> i feel bad for bryce harper, the team. they had a great season. 95 wins. >> it's going to be okay. >> it's going to be all right. >> we'll get through it. >> we're whining about the cubs, but the franchise has not won ever. >> still rooting for the cubs. did you hear that? administration, president obama wants to be remembered as a friend of technology announcing more than $300 million in federal in private funds to support sc

hp ink planning to cut as many on top of 3000 positions due to be cut by the end of 2016. the pc and printeregments have been under pressure because of weak hardware and supply sales. our editor at large, cory johnson, with me now here in the studio, as well as bloomberg contributing editor david kirkpatrick joining us from new york. what did the latest round of cuts mean? is this the end? for: it is unprecedented a company to take cuts for 16 years and announce there are more. i cannot even believe the numbers. they have taken well over $18 billion since 2000, and they have taken these consistently. there is also sort of this -- you cannot look at 16 years or 17 years of problem and say management has nothing to do with it. the companies have not been able to find their way out of it. with every strategic decision i one after another, and if he will not pay for it have been the employees. believeavid, would you or agree that management is to blame? david: it looks like the stock is the same price that was in 1995. cory: [laughs] david: you have to blame management for not doing something di

hp laying off another three, 4,000 workers, in the next three years. in addition, to 3,000 jobs, that it already said it would cut this fiscal year. the tech company struggled a mid lower demands for printers and personal computers, so plans to boost business by folk you go us g on 3d printing and higher ends pc. now watch facebook video on your own tv. facebook added apple, chrome cam support f you are watching a video on your smart phone, see button that will sends it to your apple tv or another device that's hook up to your television. so facebook in our living rooms now. >> only matter of time, jill. >> between hulo, facebook, anybody watch it. >> v any more? >> no. >> jill wagner, live for us, thank you. 60 miles in three days, all in the fight to ends breast cancer. >> this morning, the annual susan g. komen walk gets underway. jan carabeo live at the well owe grove mall where preparations are happening now, jan, good morning, certainly dress for the occasion, i love the pink. >> oh, thanks, rahel. good morning, joe, as women. getting ready for great day. here at the susan g. komen philadelphia three day event, you can see behind me here there is morning, that we already have hundred

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