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kate kelly has the details on the griffin divorce spat. >> i have to say in terms of a prenup, it does not seem to be making things simpler. the war of words as well as money and property between griffin and his estranged wife seems to be escalating. new details of the money manager's wealth and holdings are emerging. in a court filing late yesterday, ken griffin argued that a temporary restraining order requested by ann dias-griffin after he entered her current residence should not be given, and he defended decisions he made to let go of certainly staff members and restrict access to an apartment that is attached to the chicago penthouse where diaz-griffin and their two children currently live. griffin's tough talk comes off she complained in her own recent filing that he was cutting off her credit cards and closing their family bank account, making it difficult for her to pay for their three children's expenses and he had threatened to, quote/unquote, crush her yew the prenuptial agreement, a document she arguments was coerced just days before the wedding. it's not just the penthouse

. >>> kate kelly has another stock update. people asking for more of you. so we are delivering to them. >> well, that's flattering. i have more details on dan loeb. he just got off the stage a couple of minutes ago at robin hood talking about amgen a position he initiated in the second quarter added to during the past quarter and one of his largest positions. he feels it has several things going for it and traded at a discount to peers and has a compelling mix of products. he believes it is an attractive investment opportunity and he also is agitating for a split up of the company into two units, mature growth and a faster growth company. it doesn't look at this point like he is going to go active and sort of negative on management. he appears to be working with management. the other thing i should add on the long side is that he has initiated apparently a position in ebay. at the same time he has either reduced or paired back positions in a number of stocks including aig, hertz, lng and sony. more details about all of those in this letter. just to point ou

. >>> to kate kelly with breaking news. >> thanks so much.ounder talking about amgen, they are long and bullish on. they disclosed having a relatively small position as of the second quarter but apparently built it substantially. stock up more than 4% on the news. that's the robin hood conference where dan lobe is in the middle of his presentation i understand. >>> let's go to sue. >> amgen spiking up 4%. illu illu illumenagetting up graded. the major airlines raising the average price of round trip fare by $4. >>> six years after the business jet market imploded the market is flying high once again. what is fuelling it this time again? phil lebeau is live in orlando, florida. >> reporter: tyler, i want to bring in scott earnest who is the president and ceo of textron aviation. is it back? is it fair to say the market is back? >> i would say the market is coming back. we are starting to see incremental optimism and starting to look at oil and gas markets, real estate, auto. we are starting to feel traction and feeling good about the positive

kate kelly has been doing reporting. >> larry fink was talking about what he sees. he thinks hedge funds are getting out of the market creating this melt down. my reporting concurs with that. hedge fund traders i know say their community is very much in liquidation mode. anytime you see a bounce in the market they may take that as a selling opportunity. they want to free up cash. on the commodity side it is possible people see margin calls. you certainly can see in the energy sector that there is a lot of selling going on. other fundamental factors. weakness in europe is a big concern. fears of slow down in china and the u.s. the oil drop, big drop in wti u.s. oil which is sort of explainable by supply issues but overseas we are seeing a similar drop. they are looking to stay safe. the other thing i am hearing is that what is happening in the bond market, the fact that the ten year is rallying and yields have dropped so low is really dropping hedge funds today. >> in just the past couple of weeks there. we should point out that the dow has just gone to its lows of t

kate kelly reports today she is working to build the next generation of conservation leaders. >> needo put this away. >> reporter: assembling a camping tent can be challenging work. >> this one is confusing. >> reporter: but lesson one in the outdoors is always be prepared. and that's what bettina mok is passionate about preparing the next generation to be environmental leaders. >> we he do it through hands-on service through the land. they are learning through action and through contributing for service. >> reporter: bettina is regional director of student conservation association, or sca, a national nonprofit that here in the bay area focuses on urban youth, teens who often don't have the opportunity to connect with the great outdoors. >> i used to just stay in the house, watching tv. like didn't do anything for my environment. >> reporter: 18-year-old velmoh cooper now loves being outside and through sca took her first backpack trip near ukiah this summer. >> it was one of the best time ever even though we didn't take a shower for a few days. but it was so amazing. and just backpac

. >> i want to quote something that kate kelly is reporting. she is talking to a source who says in my mind this including 189 1 1987 is the worst 15 day that's hedge funds have ever seen. if that's the case, what should that tell you broadly speaking that if this is a shakeout, for example, of this community, is it ultimately opportunity? does it create confusion for the federal reserve? it is overstating the degree to which fundamentals have weakened? >> you don't know until you work through prot gres. mf global ultimately tushd out to be an opportunity. but for several days there, it was touch and go. and we all learned in 2008 how linked so many things can be. so i think you want to let the process work its way out. certainly the hedge funds are in the squeeze. i think some of this morning's selling looked like forced liquidation on the moppinopenin. we'll have to see over the next few days how that works out. >> joe, do you want to get a comment in there? >> i do. the good thing is art mentions a lot of the damage is on the equity side. fo

kate kelly is here to talk about the man who sat down with her. >> as you mentioned, in the issue, therite are sits down with the wife of matthew martomo recently sentenced to nine years for insider trading. after years of maintaining a strict silence, martomo explains why he didn't cooperate and provide evidence that some sus penk suspect might have incriminated his boss. tell was did you uncover. >> there have been different theories on why he wouldn't flip on steve cohen. but the theory that was given to it me by his wife was she said he's innocent. he's not going to cooperate against steve cohen because to do that, he would have to say he was part of the conspiracy and he maintains his innocence. >> what about the notion of copping a plea just so you can keep with your family for the next decade rather than going off to jail. >> i talked to a number of lawyers about the case and he said it was crazy ever to go to trial at all. but another interesting thing i found out, you would expect there might be at least a proffer meeting in which the defense attorneys would go to the governme

along with our own kate kelly and trader guy adami.f this is today about oil and to what extent the shootings in canada contribute to the nervousness? >> didn't help. i think hit the nail on the head earlier. it has to do with oil and i'm sure dan will tell you and people will say the move lower in energy is a positive thing for the economy. great for the consumer. tax break an all that stuff and to a certain degree that is true. the ramifications are far larger and negative. it means that global growth despite what everybody will tell you, not nearly as robust everyone says and point to energy and point to this continued move in treasuries. i mean, nobody in their right mind thought ten-year treasuries will go down to 2%. >> hold that thought. everybody, here, for a second, we are waiting for a couple of big results. we have tooth's earnings out now and morgan brennan. hi, morgan. >> a disappointing report for at&t in the headlines so far. earnings per share 63 cents, 1 penny shy of the 64-center estimates the street expecting. revenu

kate kelly at hq. >> moments ago hedge fund manager bill ackman arrived at an orange county courthouse involving a the case where allergan has fought a takeover by valeaueant saying they are guilty of insider trading. a shareholder meeting. we caught him on the way in. here is what he said. >> are you confident today. >> wear going to hear what the judge has to say. you're never supposed to anticipate what a judge says before he says it. >> ackman of course holding about 10% looking to vote in favor of removing a number of of directors opposed to this deal with valeant. at the same time allergan is much opposed and have tried various ways to do it. including litigation. and a as well raising questions about a stance taken yesterday by valeant to potentially raise their roughly $179 per share offer to 200. note worthy too that michael pearson the ceo of valeant was walking in this morning as well. he'll be at the hearing in orange county as well. and back to you. >> a know a lot of people in your space are watching that. >>> tesla, late yesterday the "wall street journal" reporting roug

kate kelly here to shed some light on this mystery in the copper world. >> it is a fascinating mystery. it's unlikely we will get firm answers. all this information is anonymously held. it is an amazing thing in commodities, a single market snaps up the physical supply almost inevitably resulting in jacked up prices. the question that always ensues, is, is the holder earning money at the same and if so is it a squeeze? in this case, eight sources are telling the "wall street journal" not it's a squeeze necessarily, they believe the identifyer of the buyer is a london dedicated. t it isn't commenting. the founders have made headlines before. last year they managed to make more than 50% returns red kite on a fresh in call. at the time, red kite co-founder david lily said a three-year downtrend was ending and copper would be moving higher presumably this year. yet it's done much the opposite is far, slumping 10% as tyler mentioned through today. i've spend e spent some time with lily and his co-founder michael farmer. they have historically been in the mine financing business. although, t

kate kelly has been digging through that. making phone calls. what did you find. >> right.n interesting player not yet gone active in the past. jat capital management, run by john thaler. some of the biggest holdings are like like yahoo, twitter, facebook. they two travel leisure, gaming and so on. but this msg is the first activist situation. they made a filing in august that was strikingly polite talking about boosting value and apparently what they wanted is much of what ended up happening or may happen as of last night. between separating out more valuable assets like the knicks and apparently the $2 billion sale of the clippers sparked a lot of conversations in terms of unlocking valuable nba franchises and then in addition to the board like a nelson peltz. that was the dolans who had a long-standing relationship with him. but peltz is a vote of confidence for the activist community in general. >> sure. >> i think the feeling is that the old way of doing business will not prevail if you have a guy like this who doesn't suffer fools gladly and see it is value unlocks. >

joining me now kate kelly.ithout revealing too much of our in the commercial conversation you are now in what we will call as of right now the pasani camp for stocks. explain. >> i spent the first half of the day thinking maybe our dear friend and colleague was overstating the importance of the abbvie-shire deal potentially falling through. i talked to a number of hedge fund traders who tell me the symbolic value cannot be overstated because merger arb is one strategy that worked for a lot of big players at a time when hedge funds continued to under perform the market so the notion that new regulations will halt the activity that people are taking note of it after the implementation is casting the shell. >> the fancy term for buying companies involved in deals. >> taking advantage of little inefficiencies in the pair of prices. >> kind of like the straw that broke the camel's back. >> that is the term that i heard. it crystallized a lot of concerns in the market by raising considerations about whether this part

. >> i have kate kelly with us here on the desk. i have pete and john here on set. d josh brown with us at 30 rock. kate, let me ask you quickly, part of the issue is worrying about what big money is doing and whether hedge funds are having to sell. >> speaking of ebola the hedge funds say that is not weighing overly strong on thinking right now. of course, it is out there. really what is driving concern is weakness in europe. it is a fear of slower growth in china and traps slower growth in the u.s. >>> the cdc call is beginning now. we go live. >> ebola response. with us today is the secretary of the department of health and human services, ms. sylvia matthews burr well as well as the director of the cdc, dr. tom frieden. both will provide opening remarks and get to your questions. >> i want to open by recognizing the service of both patients in dallas and all the health care workers across this country both locally and nationally that are working on the ebola issue. as you know yesterday we announced a number of steps to further strengthen our prepar preparedness.

kate kelly got his take on the recent volatility and joins us now. kate keely, how you doing?g well, silly, sully, i mean. anyway, ken griffin thinks that even though we have been through a couple of rough days here for sure, a lot of what's going on in the markets is really just traders being distracted essentially by noise, you know, concerns of macroweakness, for instance, outside of the u.s., not that it's a non-issue, but not a new issue. he thinks the growth story here is really pretty much intact. and what we are experiencing really is a disappointment, he said, in the gap between expectation and reality more than anything else. well, what does he mean by that specifically? new signs of weakness in peripheral europe. fierce of underwhelming growth in japan and a long period of what he called very, very immediate yoke irgrowth in the developed economies, all dragging market sentiment down. he said the u.s. economy is relatively strong and expects to see an interest rate hike by the fed relatively soon, didn't put a date on it but said it is a question of when, not if. on

we have kate kelly with a first-on interview with a man behind the controversial report jeff currie.ining us. this has been quite a reversal in the markets from a bullish period to an incredibly bearish one. why cut your forecast now? haven't these dynamics been in play a few months here? >> you look at these dynamics, they've been in play going back since 2012. we've been long-term bearish for quite some time. our target going into this was $90 a barrel. we just gained more confidence in that longer term bearish story. there are three key reasons. one, the forward outlook on growth weakened substantially. not so bad today but took down expectations on china in europe going forward. libya came back. they are producing 900,000 barrels a day the third fact is the u.s. has been surprising to the up side in shale production. the u.s. creates each year the equivalent of a libya. it recreates a libya each year. >> in growth. overall production is much more, about 9 million per day? >> 9 million barrels per day if you look at crude. all the liquids in, 13 million barrels a day. >> your view

. >> kate kelly is live from "fortune's" most powerful women in business, she has a special guest with her. melody hobson. >> thank you, bill. thank you for joining us. >> i'm excited to be on the list. >> congratulations. i want to talk about your outlook for 25 years. quickly, bill was talking about how we're at the lows of the day at the moment. are we seeing this rotation from stocks into fixed income or other asset classes, as well, under way? >> you have to remember we're the patient investors. we have a turtle as a logo so day-to-day, hour to hour is not our thing. is it a rotation? we don't know. we see nervousness in the market. prevailed for sometime. we'd say that nervousness has been an underpinning throughout this bull run and maybe that's why it's as strong as it is. the market climbs the wall of worry. >> right. i remember back to may david tepper said it's nervous time. your investors are reacting to little dips in the market? >> it's interesting. in the mutual fund business that we have, it is amazing to see how reactive investors are and we're seeing in realtime redem

. >>> we have breaking news first with kate kelly. when's going on? >> thanks so much. tapper talking right now about quantitative easing and europe in general and recommending this people short the euro. obviously, at a tumult us to time for europe. i wanted to bring it to you right away. david tepper recommending that at the robin hood conference. back to you. >> thank you very much. heading to the close with the dow up 200 points. highlighting the strength of the nasdaq today but the dow would have been even higher if it hadn't been for three components lower with earnings. coca-cola having the worst day in about six years. down about 6%. mcdonald's down a fraction and ibm was down with those disappointing earnings. here they are today and how they're finishing. john buckingham, i'm not going to ask you if you would buy those today but, you know, is this a sector that you would like your technology? you like technology at these levels? >> absolutely. we are overweight technology. ibm i would be buying on the weakness. we own microsoft and lexmark with a fantastic day

kate kelly has the details. >> thanks so much.porting that for the month of september which, of course, when the infamous strategist bill gross unexpectedly decamped far competitor, they lost $23.5 billion. leaving them now by latest calculations with less than $200 billion. although very close to it. the amount of money they lost in september actually more than a number of the companies that make up the s&p 500 in market cap just for comparison's sake. again, a pretty large outflow on the heels of gross's exit, scott, and this is sure to get people talking about what's next for the company amid this turbulence. >> no doubt. kate, thank you. >> stay with us. let's get reaction to the huge pimco news. >> joining us now is kevin o'leary and rick santelli. kevin, you hear the numbers, projections of some on wall street saying high 200 billion to 300 billion by the time it's all said and done. is it fair to ask the question, does pimco fully recover from bill gross's exit? >> you know, scott, here's something to understand about fixed

kate. >> hey, kelly. that's right we're here at the east coast cannibis expo.entrepreneurs about how they are cashing in on this booming business. so a company we chatted with is called sciences using a drug which is an extract from the hemp plant, this product they say will help people with traumatic bane injury and concussions which is a huge issue in the nfl. we chatted with former player marvin washington who says once this comes to market it will have a wide array of benefits. >> a 12-year-old girl that plays soccer out in iowa can take it and a 28-year-old professional football player in atlanta or new york can take it. and it's not going to have any psycho active effects or give them an advantage in performance. >> reporter: now, advocates for cbd say it's less addictive and easier on your internal organs. up next on "power lunch" we'll talk to a company making pot products for your pets. andrew, back to you. >> wow. for your pets. a lot of pets have anxiety. >> yeah. >> it's true. >> dogs have -- >> prescription for dogs. >> you're kidding. >> i'm not k

i got kate kelly in the ad, i'm fine. >> ha-ha! fair and balanced.d balanced. >> there you go. >> oh, my. he's done a great job. >> explaning the president's position. >> exactly. >> that's nice. no, john, i love you. sarcasm. maybe the most surprising, shouldn't be, it's murphy's law, elections never -- predicted six months ago what they hinge on, we have noed why, no idea, other things center stage, no one predicted that it would be hinging on the obamacare, you know, on the back burner, and even the economy is on the back burner. >> the economy's number one, but tied with breaking partisan gridlock. that's the frustration with washington. >> before foreign policy. >> and the fight with isis, which we didn't know about. >> foreign policy, and i d't know how the cdc thing plays out. people have told me that he'll be the president's brownie. what do you think? >> i don't know if that's the case, but i think the ebola fear and anxiety is something not helpful to democrats because it helps foster the impression that things are out of control and the ad

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i will cover issues and we will hear from chip kelly coming up in sports. kate?e in horsham on a beautiful night with two great tools, cbs-3 mobile weather lap and eyewitness weather watcher network. we will tell you more about that and have your full forecast including a chilly weekend in the seven d >>> the the monday morning quarterbacks are second guessing a couple of decisions, chip kelly made at the end of the loss in arizona company of you say foles should have been under center for the third and inches run to shady mccoy, i say offensive line was defeated before the run had a chance, regardless of foles location. some questioning chip kelly's decision to kick field goal on third down. i think taking the lead with two minutes to play was a no brainer and in brains involved in letting john brown get behind the defense for the game winning touchdown. here's chip on kicking the field goal. >> i was very, very confident in our defense and i'm still very confident in our defense. they have two plays for 155. but besides those to plays our defense has playing at

opposed to if you're an employee, might feel uncomfortable and not quite sure how to group kate that with people? >> kelly is not the position that you hold that makes it easier or harder, it is how you feel about yourself and those around you. i hope by tim coming out that others will really take his lead and make this the time that they do so as well, because the more people that are proud to say that they are gay, the more there won't be an i shall by it in the same way nobody ever looks at anybody and says, oh, they are homosexual. one day maybe you will look at somebody and say, oh, and will have nothing to do with their sexuality at all >> suze, remiss not to ask, an important point here about people in gay unions or however they are labeled there is a really big personal finance angle here, isn't there, because there's still a big difference between being married in many case and being in a union. >> yeah, you know, the estate tax ramifications for myself alone, when gay marriage became legal, marriage equality became legal on the federal level, i have to tell you, one of the greatest days of my li

his wife kate fear their son prince george is being hounded by photographers following him around, even when his parents aren't with him. we get our report from london tonight and nbc's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: prince george is already no stranger to being the center of attention. just like his parents, his grandparents and his great-grandparents before that. for the royal family press attention is an occupational hazard, but sometimes it's just too much. now, william is warning two photographers to leave george in peace or he'll take them to court. prince george was reportedly with his nanny in a central london park last weekend when one of the freelance photographers tried to take a picture. for prince william and kate it was the last straw. in a statement they accuse the george, saying, no parent would tolerate the suspicion of someone pursuing and harassing their child. it's a sensitive subject with this family. william's mother, princess diana, often swarmed by paparazzi, died in a paris tunnel being chased by them. >> he cannot afford to have this happen to his family again. he wants to protect them at all costs. >> reporter: george is sometimes camera-ready as h

there the was a picture of minka kelly and her hair looks beautiful and smooth and awesome. katelanchett a lot of the buzz is about blondes, why is that. >> because there is so much different dimensions of blondes. you can take yourself to a darker blonde or a more platinum blonde but they like how can you go from one extreme to the other and still keep your shine and silk. >> okay. >> i love that it is beginning at $25 depending what you are doing with the product. >> right. >> you could do it the with a glaze if you didn't want color. >> yes, because a glaze is still in mixed with a developer. >> yes. >> we can actual a apply it to that formula and still get them to be as sill can i and shiny if their hair is dehydrated. >> is this the best thing you have seen for hair in a very long time. >> yes, because sometimes especially now with color a lot of clients are being a little bit more daring adding like fun reds, purple and stuff like that to your hair and it is short lived. sometimes you have to like really lift things out of the hair. it can cause more break age and you have