jung has been with avon for 13 years. avon has faced its fair share of troubles in recent years, including declining profits and an sec investigation into a possible bribery scandal. jung will reman on avon's board following her departure. the market is shaking off the facebook ipo debacle. ipos are up 3% this year. 9 are possible this week. one stock is tied to the real estate industry. realogy holdings corp. plans to sell 40 million shares in a $1- billion ipo. century 21 and better homes and gardens real estate are part of the business. the ticker symbol is "rlgy." but for now, it's game over for dave and buster's. the entertainment restaurant's debut was cancelled last thursday. the company blamed current market conditions. honda odyssey minivans are rolling away. more than 577,000 vehicles from 2003 and 2004 with automatic transmissions are being checked to make sure drivers cannot remove the ignition key and walk away without shifting into park. the automaker reports so far two people have been injured when that's h

i'm anna jung for nhk world in busan. >> thank you very much there, anna. anna jung from busan. >>> the shooting by the taliban of a 14-year-old pakistani girl is drawing international attention. malala yusde had been speaking out about the need to educate girls which the taliban opposes. she was shot and critically wounded on tuesday on her way home from school in pakistan. several men stopped a cool bus and opened fire. she was taken to a military hospital where she's said to be unconscious and in serious condition. the taliban had claimed responsibility for the attack. a resurgence of islamist militancy in the region began about five years ago. extremists have since attacked schools for girls, forcing many of them to close. teenage activist had been writing about such illegal acts by the taliban on her british media-backed blog. the international community expressing outrage and strongly condemning the shooting. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton praised yusdea campaign for women's rights. >> she was attacked and shot by extremists who don't want gi

jung was expected to stay on as chairman for another year. no word on the reason for the management change. any appetite for stocks after the drop in the unemployment rate dwindled through out today's session. the daily high for the s&p 500 came about an hour after the opening bell. there wasn't much excitement in the stock market from today's job report. the early buying faded with the index finished down just a half point. trading volume was 605 million shares on the big board. 1.6 billion on the nasdaq. the tech and telecommunications sectors saw the heaviest selling. each fell 7-tenths of a percent. while it wasn't the biggest percentage loser, apple weighed on the technology sector and the overall market. as the largest publicly traded company, apple accounts for the biggt sing slicef indices which it is included. shares fell 2.1 percent. volume was heavier than usual. this is apple's lowest price since mid-august. after the closing bell tonight, a chinese labor rights organization said three to four thousand workers at an iphone 5 assem

anna jung, nhk world, seoul. >>> young entrepreneurs are as successful as chen, some were forced to close down their business because they lack experience or suffer troubles. if young business people are to stay afloat they need more long-term help. >>> now, fans around the world wonder who was mona lisa. italian researchers believe they may have the answer. began excavating an ancient grade. others believe the mona lisa was an imaginary figure. researchers found the grave beneath a convent in florence. they started digging. they say the body in the grave could clear up the mystery. the chief archaeologist on the project says if they can find her skull they will be able to use the latest technology to reconstruct her face. >>> lots of sunshine here in tokyo. but we are observing two storms in the western pacific. let's turn to rachel ferguson for the latest. >> hi, that's right. this is the storm hitting to the east of japan at the moment. it is currently moving at about -- 55 kilometers an hour. we are not expecting direct landfall. cloud bands are affecting central eastern japan. we wil

defense secretary says he has no clear insight into kim jung-un after watching the leader. he is unsure if kim will carry on his father's approach or soften his stance toward other nations. panetta met with the south korean defense minister at the pentagon. they said north korea's nuclear program and ballistic missile development pose a threat to east asia. they say the u.s. and south korea will continue working together to keep the north in check. >> we have a strong military relationship between the united states and south korea, that we work closely with other countries in the region. to make very clear that -- our interest is in peace. not in any kind of provocative behavior. >> south korean and u.s. officials agreed this month to extend the range of ballistic missiles to 800 kilometers more than dublt current limit and would allow the missiles to reach any point in north korea. >>> japan coast guard officers are warning chinese government ships to leave japanese waters around island in the east china sea. japan nationalized the sekaku island last month. china and taiwa

>> i was thinking of a psychologist, jung, and his idea of the collective unconsciousness. i think in the west, we have been so heady - think, you've got to think, you better - all this kind of thing. my wife and i both have studied it, and it seems like there's dimensions. being raised in this culture, i wasn't even aware, and this kind of thing, this ritual we went through, just kind of - like i actually kind of experienced that, rather than just reading about it. maybe not real deep, but it kind of like was really a little door opening. there was another aspect of it, though, that all four of these elements, i think we took them as very positive things, but each one does have its negativity also. but it's like balance - the balance between a fire, we derive much, our food is cooked on it, we stay warm; it gets out of control, well, then... we don't have to belabor the point, but all four of them - earthquakes, where the ground under you, >> i see what you're saying, warren. that's the idea. i think what we're seeing here is a theme that we've been developing throughout t

anna jung, nhk world, seoul. >>> actually looks pretty good. not all young entrepreneurs are as successful as choi. some are forced to close down their business because they lack experience or suffer financial troubles. the center terminates funding after one year so, if young business people are to stay afloat, they need more long-term help. >>> looks like the storm has headed north. f forupdate on the forecast, here's mai shoji. mai? >>> the good news is that the storm is heading and moving away from japan. but please do not underestimate the strong winds that this will be packing. it will still be bringing the high winds up to as much as 3 to 5 meters along the pacific side of northern japan, especially. the rest of the country, though, will be looking at some sunny and calmer weather throughout the holiday weekend, which is good news, but northern japan will have an upper disturbance that will be creating some isolated thunderstorms and some brief showers across the region, especially in the afternoon and evening hours. out towards the mari

years and met with all of the first actors in the first year he would sit down with chavez and kim jung il, with castro, and with president ahmadinejad of iran. >> nothing governor romney just said is true. starting with this notion of me apologizing. >> this has been probably the biggest whopper that has been told during the c campaign. >> joining me in new york is tina brown, editor in chief of the daily beast. peep. very disappointing. >> talking about europe and stuff -- >> rose: you can say it affects the u.s. economy and the economic recovery or threatens the u.s. economy if they can't get it right. >> there is also the one moment in which the president, romney kept saying, look, you can attack me but that is not a proposal for the future, did that score? what was the best line that romney had during the evening? anybody? >> you can't attack me was clearly his go to line. >> rose: right. >> if the president attacked, other than that, i can't think of any real standout lines that governor romney had. i don't think he wanted the zingers, i think he stayed away from that, he was just

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ago and said he would meet with all of the world's boston actors and sit down with chavez and kim jung il, with castro and with president ahmadinejad of iran. >> nothing governor romney just said is true. starting with this notion of me apologizing. this has been probably the biggest whopper that has been told during the course of this campaign. >> joining me in new york is tina brown, editor in chief of news week and the daily beast. from boca raton, mark halperin of time magazine and john heilemann of new york magazine. chuck todd of nbc news, from washington albert hunt, executive editor of bloomberg news joining us shortly gwen ifill of pbs and raddatz of nbc and john dickerson of, and slight magazine i am pleased to have each of them here this evening for this important debate and as always i begin with al hunt in washington. al. >> carlie, i think mitt romney went into this debate and the calculation was all he had to do was hold his own, he would win a draw and just show he could be commander in chief. in many ways it was very similar to the strategy barack obama had ironically

andrea jung is out and the stock is up. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game.te. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. >>> take a look at fleetmatics. this has been a trend this week. >> and a nice pop. up 28%. along with lifelock's decline. >> due to market conditions and after fenner, jim, my question last night was what's up with the bear market and fund? anything involving fund? >> you don't think fleet management is fun, carl? >> i disagree. bouncing around the 52-week high? >> good comeback. >> october has been more kind than net flicks. the stock surging more tan 20% this week. first -- >> coming up, with all of the focus on jobs today, let's put jim cramer to work. his six stocks in 60 seconds is up next when "squawk on the street" returns. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. b

president in his campaign four years ago said he'd meet with all the world's worst actors, chavez, kim jung-ilith castro and with prime minister ahmadinejad of iran. -- president ahmadinejad of iran. and i think they looked and thought, well, that's an unusual honor to receive from the president of the united states. and then the president began what i've called an apology tour of going to various nations in the middle east and criticizing america. i think they looked at that and saw weakness. >> nothing governor romney just said is true. starting with this notion of me apologizing. this has been probably the biggest whopper that's been told during the course of this campaign. and every fact checker and every reporter who's looked at it, governor, has said this is not true. megyn: well, andy card was the white house chief of staff under former president george windchill bush, and -- w. bush, and this was one of the most interesting moments of the evening, andy, because the president was very defensive on and. and rather than trying to defend his actual comments, he just put it on reporters, ev

ahmadinejad, kim jung-il, the castro brothers, others who are dangerous dictators are ones that barack obama has said he would be willing to meet with without preconditions being met first. the chant is drill, baby, drill, and that's what we hear all across this country at our rallies because people are so hungry for those domestic sources of energy to be tapped into. i may not answer the questions the way that either the moderator or you want to hear, but i'm going to talk straight to american people. it's so obvious that i'm a washington outsider, and someone just not used to the way you guys operate because here you voted for the war, and now you oppose the war. you one who says, you know, as so many politicians does i was for it before i was against it or vice versa. megyn: that, of course, was then-governor sarah palin, and she joins me now, right now live. >> she is, of course, the 2008 vice presidential candidate on the gop ticket. governor, welcome back to the program. great to see you. it's fun to look at those clips, and i'm sure it's more fun four years removed from it than

ago and said he'd meet with all the world's worsz actors, he'd sit down with chavez and kim ju kim jung ill, with castro. and they looked and thought, well, that's an unusual honor to receive from the president of the united states. and then the president began what i've called an "apology tour" of going to various nations in the middle east and criticizing america. i think they looked at that and saw weakness. then, when there were disdenside in the streets of teheran, the president said he was going to create daylight between ourselves and israel, they noticed that, as well. all of these things suggested, i think, that, hey, we can keep on pushing along here. we can keep talks going on. we're just going to keep on spinning cespin ing center fujs. now, there's some 10,000 center fujs. that's unacceptable for us. it's essential for a president to show strength from the very beginning. to make it very clear what is acceptable and what is not acceptable. an iranian nuclear program is not acceptable to us. and the way to make sure they understand that is to have, from the very beginning, t

there were issues raised about his judicial appointees, 17 of his first 19 jung appointments were menng more women. certainly some of the most important positions, the people in charge of budget and transportation and business development, the ones that he was most concerned about, mostly went to men and mostly to men who he had dealt with in his business career. >> so, erick, is that going to haunt romney? >> but his cabinet was majority women. no, it's not going to harm romney. this is such a nonsensical issue 19 days before the election. i mean, if the democrats want to play here, it suggests that they're trying to rally their base. they've given up on independent voters. and the polling suggests, look at cnn's own poll after the debate. romney did better with women. and while obama won overall in the superficial line, romney won with women and men. who can fix health care? romney won all those things. >> maria, i'm going to give you the final word here. >> but i think what's important to note is what eric said at the very beginning. which he even pushed aside the importance of equ

we sit down with chavez and kim jung il w castro, and with president ahmadinejad of iran. and i think they looked and thought well that's an unusual honor to receive from the president of the united states. and then the president began what i've called an apology tour of going to various nations in the middle east and criticizing america. i think they look at that and saw weakness-- weakness. then when there were dissidents in the streets of tehran, a green revolution holding signs saying is america with us, the president was silent. i think they noticed that as well. and i think that when the president said he was going to create daylight between ourselves and israel, that they noticed that as well. all of these things suggested, i think, to the iranian mullahs that, hey, we can keep on pushing along here. we can keep talks going on. but we're just going to keep on spinning centrifuges. now there are some 10,000 centrifuges spinning uranium, prepare fog create a nuclear threat to the united states and to the world. that's unacceptable to us. and it's essential for a presi

. >>> and avon is up on the news andrea jung will be stepping down from the board at the end of the yearon's nonexecutive chairman. >>> monday, facebook and "squawk box" collide. keep in touch with joe, becky and >>> welcome back to "squawk box." let's get down to the new york stock exchange. jim kramer and david faber join us now. faber, you and cramer, we had this facebook/squawk box, have you looked at that, cramer or faber. >> >> i saw some yesterday on it. they're putting up a bunch of taped of squawk shows and this was us in philadelphia and first we interviewed the guy with the street.com shirt. i said what is this? "the stack" and and then they interviewed some guy in the crowd and they said his last name's cramer and it was your dad. i mean, you had more plants. >> october 3, 1998, my father was on squawk next to the liberty bell. >> yea. >> this was before you were an icon with "mad money," but you were working it then. you had people in the audience. >> 1898. >> the federal reserve called -- five days later the federal reserve called an emergency meeting and cut rates after oc

said he'd meet with all the world's worst actors in his first year, he'd sit down with chavez and kim jung-il, with castro and with president ahmadinejad of iran. and i think they looked and thought, well, that's an unusual honor to receive from the president of the united states. and then the president began what i've called an apology tour of going to various nations in the middle east and criticizing america. i think they looked at that and saw weakness. then when there were disdents in the streets of day ran, a green -- tehran, a green revolution holding signs saying, is america with us, the president was silent. i think they noticed that as well. and i think when the president said he was going to create daylight between ourselves and israel, that they noted that as well. all of these things suggested, i think, to the iranian mullahs that, hey, we can keep on pushing along here. we can keep talks going on, but we're just going to keep on spinning centrifuges. now there's some 10,000 centrifuges spinning uranium, preparing a nuclear threat to the united states and to the world. that's una

ahmadinejad, kim jung-il, the castro brothers, others who are dangerous dictators are ones that baracksidential candidate goes beyond naivete and goes beyond poor judgment. a statement that he made like that is downright dangerous because leaders like ahmadinejad who would seek to acquire nuclear weapons and wipe off the face of the earth an ally like we have in israel should not be met with without preconditions and diplomatic efforts being undertaken first. >> moderator: governor and senator, i want you both to respond to this. secretaries of state baker, kissinger, powell, baker, they have all advocated some level of engagement with enemies. do you think these former secretaries of state are wrong on that? >> moderator: no. and dr. kissinger especially, i had a good conversation with him recently, and he shared with me also his passion for diplomacy, and that's what john mccain and i would engage in with also. but, again, with some of these dictators who hate america and what we stand for, our freedom, our tolerance, our respect for women's rights, those who would try to destroy wha

because it is really balance in tensions between jung's people and hu jintao's people. it's five, maybe even five and a half among the seven standing committee that really belong. hu jintao's people will only have one and a half. this isn't right in my view. there is a tremendous incentive for the party leadership for balance of power if some people, nine people should be. some other considerations. sometimes there's also a lot of changes because they relate to the discussion. this reminds me of a candidate when once he was asked how could it be possible his brothers running mate and then vice president of the u.s. and he said no we just get involved in a very lengthy discussion. we're so tired in the so exhausted. there is a lot in this discussion. and also, there is something quite new to this time. it's a possibility of the so-called party election in the high level. since 1987 they have the election for the central committee. these are the delegates elect the 350 central committee members. but never happened in the intraparty election. if they have the members the o