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i wouldn't touch it. >> i want to come back to a couple of things kraft heinz is up over 4%.ou mentioned at the board, when we did the "mad dash," because downgrade of p&g but goldman saying kraft heinz >> they're at least risky. >> have not been a bad performer this year, only down 6.5%. and we do have cable up a bit, which is not saying much, given the carnage in cable moffett nathan son out this morning, saying, will there be a price war? maybe. weight of cost of capital has gone up for so many of these companies. but their targets are far above where many of these stocks are, at least in the case of charter and our parent company, comcast. >> nasdaq in q3, both comcast and charter were among the top ten worst performers highly unusual to see that by the way, the semis hadn't got there yet. now the semis are really going to be dominant in q4, i think, as being poor performers >> all right, hey, bob pisani, i think you're out there somewhere as we take a look at the poor performance of our parent company. >> yeah. >> geez. >> speaking of the market itself, take it away >> w

goldman upgraded kraft-heinz to a buy calling it one of the few staple names where upside hasn't beenuld think, guy, if consumers are making hard choices that they are trading down, that they are going for the lower-priced, you know, generic store name brand kind of thing. >> that's always been my bailiwick, but that's probably here nor there i love the procter & gamble call i think it's late. we've been talking about it being an extensionive stock for quite some time. not to cast aspersions but it's zenit at 165 you're talking about a stock trading close to 28 times forward earnings with about maybe 8% eps growth. made no sense then and now it's trading slightly below 20 but still rich given their eps growth there's still room to the downside despite the large move we've seen kraft-heinz, my sense is they had to upgrade one to downgrade one and kraft-heinz is as good as anything else but i love the procter & gamble downgrade >> kind of like a would you rather, but i see it as a pair trade because i do like the valuation differential is very big, and i think that probably more for the

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kuznetsov went for a walk through the updated zones reconstruction for local residents, the park of the krafte was opened walking along the square, you can stumble upon such a zone with a spinning swing overlooking the church of the nativity of the virgin according to the project, this is an open-air zone, that is, artists should put up an easel and paint pictures here, but so far they are not there, local residents. they actively spend time here, but not only this lawn causes delight among the queens. here, every corner, as if saturated with the spirit of that time, is a square, although small, but a place for a relaxing holiday. enough for everyone. well , now, of course, it is much more pleasant to be here - this historical manor is mentioned for the first time in written sources of the late 16th century. once upon a time there lived princes generals entrepreneurs are the last alexander kraft, a russian manufacturer of german origin, he rebuilt the estate to his own taste, combining the russian and european style of a cultural heritage site of regional significance, and therefore, well , t

but british base company clearspace says its claw like kraft can help remove the junk. if you think com, if it breaks down of an tool, we do something about it. we fix it. we it. >> we use it in space. we don't do that. we treat satellites is a single use items. clear spaces device features a retractable claw designed to grab debris and guided to a lower orbit. >> where will safely burn and disintegrate in the atmosphere. nasa says it's monitoring more than 27,000 pieces of space debris orbiting close to the earth because the objects move. it's such a fast speed. the agency warns of catastrophic results if the debris were to strike a rocket also moving at rapid rates. you really think about how we make space activities. a sustainable clear space is preparing for its first mission in the next 3 to 4 years where it will clear a piece of floating debris belonging to the european space agency. but besides getting rid of space junk, the company's craft will also be able to help restore failing satellites. we see that satellites still functioning an act of fuel. i mean, i the

stuart: kraft hinds is up. john kerry will be pleased.up also ini elastic demand, as you know. stuart: let's move on to netflix. i know something about netflix. i do have it, and it's up $3. what's the story? susan: jpmorgan today is calling netflix one of the probably best performers next year if you have that ad-supported tier which they say will drive $670 million advertising sales next year alone and 7.5 million new sub subscribers. also amc, i would say it's probably more of a valuation call since amc's down 70% this year, so it might look cheap to some. they are going to be showing the first netflix movie for the first time before it hits the streamer with eyes on a sequel. stuart: i could see how that netflix channel with ads would work very well, because ads don't bother me. it is cheaper -- susan: i wonder how much cheaper hoe? stuart: quickly check boeing, why is it up? >> 737 max makes its first commercial flight in years in china. boeing higher along with lockheed and raytheon. stuart: i understood the whole thing, consumer st

kraft heinz ceo told my colleague christine romans we could see more of this.any, we have to try to do everything we can to keep the final cost of our products as low as possible. to do that, we have to be much more efficient in our factories. we have to buy better and so it's a constant fight to try to minimize price increases. >> will you be raising prices this fall? >> we already increase the prices we were expecting this year. i'm predicting that next year, the, you know, inflation will continue and as a consequence, we'll have other rounds of price increases. >> this is just one example. this battle between supply and demand is playing out across the economy and, you know, consumers continue to pay the price here, ana. >> expect the worst, hope for the best. that's what we'll keep doing. there is some good news. gas prices are falling still. what needs to happen for that to keep going? >> gas prices continue to go down. the national average $3.79 a gallon. things are going in the right direction. that peak was in june at 5.02 a gallon. major improvement. m

s&p 500 merck, kraft heinz, walgreens, boeing is back. >> kraft heinz was upgraded alt goldman sachs are saying that the market hasn't priced in their pricing power with people willing to pay a lot more for their ketchup. stuart: nasdaq winners kraft heinz, there you go thanks very much, 3%, walgreens boots, american electric, exelon, and x l energy. the price of gold where is it, 1,679 down quite sharply. bitcoin, 36 minutes into this program and this is the first time we mentioned bitcoin. out of favor, i guess. >> oh, wow. stuart: bitcoin is at 19, 300. the price of oil, $92 a barrel, and nat gas, where's that today? oh, slowly moving, well its been cold in the northeast. the average price for a gallon of regular is now 3.91 getting close to four bucks look at california, only 6.33, down $ 0.10 from last week. >> wow. stuart: lucky people. coming up democrat senator chris murphy says saudi arabia should face consequences for opec +'s production cut. roll it. >> they chose to backup the russians, drive up oil prices which could have the potential to fracture our ukraine coalition,

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boeing double misearnings per share and revenue talking about charges, the stock down and now up, kraft hines double beat stock is up, about 4%, ford meta out after the closing bell shocksing stocks mikts. >> as to alphabet missed on top and bottom line weakest period since 2013, microsoft portfolioed worst quarter in two years giant on track to shave 100 points off dow the opening of trading before numbers were out dow nasdaq and s&p 500 rallied closing out better than 1% nasdaq up 246 yesterday, up 21/4% said and done dow industrials closed new 6-week high gain of 1%, interest rates are billing back this morning take a look at 10-year treasury down about 3.8 basis points a level of 4.065%, the sliding to lowest since october 18 ahead of federal reserve meeting next week, tuesday and wednesday. we are expecting hike in rates prapg perhaps 75 basis points howing home prices big monthly decline since march, 2009 down 1.6% in august european markets, after 5 week highs yesterday ft 100 down 37 cac quarante down 12, dax however higher by 31. in asia overnight stocks finished higher across

now, a british based company called clear space says its claw like kraft can help remove all that junk. earth isn't the only thing man is polluting. scientists are now pointing to the overwhelming amount of broken satellites, rocket parts and other debris littering the final frontier. >> but british base company clearspace says its claw like kraft can help remove the junk. if you think com, if it breaks been such a deal, we do something about that. we fix it. it. >> we use it in space. we don't do that. we treat satellites is a single use items. clear spaces device features a retractable claw designed to grab debris and guided to a lower orbit. >> where will safely burn and disintegrate in the atmosphere. nasa says it's monitoring more than 27,000 pieces of space debris orbiting close to the earth because the objects move. it's such a fast speed. the agency warns of catastrophic results if the debris were to strike a rocket also moving at rapid rates. you really think about how we make space activities. a sustainable clear space is preparing for its first mission in the next 3 to 4 yea

the ceo of kraft heinz sat down with christine romans.do. it would be easy to pass the price to consumers, but that has consequences. so i think that as an organization, as a food company, we have to try to do everything we can to keep the final cost of our products as low as possible. to do that, we have to be much more efficient in our factories, we have to buy better. so it's a constant fight to try to minimize price increases. >> will you be raising prices this fall? >> we've already increased the prices we were expecting this year. but i'm predicting that next year inflation will continue. and as a consequence it will have other rounds of price increases. >> how do you prepare for the possibility of a recession? >> we need to prepare for the worse and hope for the better, right. so adapting portfolios, working with multipacks, thinking about promotions, launching new products. accepting inflation and trying to predict and adapt faster. it has to be an obsess sive mentality every day. every day we have a new problem. at the beginning

returned to the playoff zone of the western conference of the khl in the asset of craig's team will be kraft4 points. this is the eighth place, standings. west today belosinina. departure coped with the hero. the main time of the match ended in a draw 1:1, borodkin and alistairov scored no winner and overtime, and in the series of tickets vadim moroz and nick merli were accurate, two-one, in general, it was an equal game because he acted very well. our team was also pleased with a lot of good things in our structure in our game. uh, better not long they could have abandoned it when they created a lot of islands. and after moments there were about 38 shots , but what did they continue to put pressure on, what did they continue to create production on the gate? is it good that they often asked such second chances and acted on driving in? the zubrs will play the next match on monday in yaroslavl against the local lokomotiv a in the final match of a long and eight-match away series of the regular season of the mhl bobruisk dynamo player lost to dynamo moskovsky 25 as part of andrey mikhalev's te

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next kraft, mac and cheese is trying to team up with mcdonald's to get some mac on the big math craftte. where's the mac dot com where fans can call on mcdonald's to put mac and cheese on the big mac. the site prompts users to contact mcdonald's about the idea. no response yet from the golden arches. next marmalade sales a arghe elizabeth do to h recent encotewi paddington bear. perhaps he would like a marmalade sandwich. always keep one for emergencies. so do i. i keep mine in here. such a cute moment since her death. many of the queen's fans have been toasting her memory with marmalade sandwiches. marmalade sales are up 20% next, a world record in the game of dominoes. it took a dutch domino's team two weeks to line up all of these dominoes, 750,000 of them and then the big moment in the end, nearly 705,000 of them were toppled. which is a new record for amateur domino's probably 30 . seconds to topple right. finally a halloween trick all for a treat. this is a really cute video. it's all thanks to a photographer whose trick was to place a screen mask outside and then put peanut but

when robert kraft, with whom i went to college, many years ago, i apologize for that. robert kraft gave millions of dollars to trump but eventually he realized that his players on the patriots could in fact kneel. white players and black players knelt. and sorry, freudian slip, trump lost that wedge issue. colin kaepernick may have contributed to the victory of joe biden because that became the wedge issue that worked against the trump fascists. and i want to commend peter golenbock, he's a great writer but not many people know that he's equally gifted in politics. he wrote the best takedown of donald trump in the publishing business today. the american caesar. so i hail caesar, you're my cesar, peter golenbock. >> on that note, what a great note to end this conversation. wonderful. great takedown, hail cesar. just so eloquent. this has been such a great hour. peter, thank you so much. this is been an honor. joe, thank you so much. been a honor. >> the honor is all mine, bill, it's all mine. >> having you as our leader proves that blacks can be quarterbacks. [laughs] >

paper mills are switching to the production of kraft paper because europe is there, the usa is abandoningincreased. goats a year somewhere in 2.5 times, no matter how difficult the working conditions are, ukrainian publishers try to continue working and authors publish new works, they emphasize that in times of war, literature must become a powerful weapon on the cultural and informational front roman barashev vadim ravon details tv channel inter marathon single news and finally this hour our traditional column the country for which we are fighting today we are going to the highest point of ukraine hoverlu once before the great war my colleague valeriya mikulska visited there and today and videos and stories can be listened to by people admiring our beautiful country today i will take you to the very peak from where the greenest and wildest part of our country language palm is one of the tourist symbols and wonders of ukraine we are moving to hoverla our highest mountain tenaciously grew into the carpathian landscapes on the border between transcarpathian and ivano-frankivsk regions, but

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the vehicle bounces iris c, as the alarm system is claimed to be able to instep missiles under kraft of an altitude of 20 kilometers under range of up to 40. now this system is among the world's most cutting edge defense systems. ralph boss are a senior planning officer in the special monetary mission, so ukraine explains what such supplies could means give the evil i know i can fly the delivery of a single fire unit with a range of 40 kilometers to a country with an expanse of 130-5600 kilometers is of course just a drop in the ocean. this isn't sharp contrast to the media hype that has been leashed. moreover, it is difficult to assess the concrete military impact of the delivery system of a weapon system that has not yet been used in combat anywhere. generally speaking in the last few months when got the impression that tests under real conditions are being carried out on the front. the west might also be interested in testing whether the airborne version of the iris can be used in the future. so far, the west has shied away from deploying its own air forces because such a developm

all these tycoons, but his the kicker or is the deal to call joe biden's favorite phrase when robert kraft with whom i went to college many years ago. i apologize for that. i apologize to that. robert kraft gave millions of dollars to trump but eventually he realized that his players on the patriots could in fact kneel white players and black players knelt. and nick and and sorry for freudian. slip trump lost that wedge issue. colin kaepernick may have contributed to the victory of joe biden because that became the wedge issue that worked against the trump fascists and i want to commend peter golombach. he's a great writer, but not many people know that he's equally gifted in politics. he wrote the best takedown of donald trump in the publishing business today. the american caesar, so i hail caesar. you're my caesar peter golombach, you know that and that note. what a great. what a great note to end this conversation with what wonderful the great great. take down hail caesar just so so eloquent man. this has been such a great hour peter. thank you so much. it's been honor joe. thank you so

kumasi: kraft mac & cheese has one wish to be added to the mcdonald's menu. they tweeted this message saying, where is the mac in the big mac? once customers -- let me see what this looks like. drew: i am into it. kumasi: we will talk about this after they fit -- he finished the story. i have watch a nationwide message to put the mac on the big mac and is asking tough -- customers to tweet at the national food chain. mcdonald's has not responded. drew: if you're on third tiktok like to, one of the popular things is due to put a chicken sandwich and put mac & cheese on it and it is very popular. kumasi: there are a lot of things people are eating on tiktok. your experience is different than everyone else's. you like to put hotdogs in mac & cheese. drew: yes. kumasi: we still love you. drew: this could be good. reggie: that is not really mac & cheese. it is kinda like plastic cheese. drew: the craft? kumasi: i thought i had recovered you from that one. drew: that was really good but i grew up on what i grew up with. that blue box. reggie: i understand. drew: th

kraft heinz topping consensus. also up they've been having, like, it seems like issues -- no, i thought they've been having quite a few issues trying to get young people into the whole harley brand as all the harley types age, basically >> all right here's one for you beer drinkers may still enjoy hoisting a few, but they're doing it less often, at least in europe h heineken says they're seeing a slowdown overall sales did rise by 8.9% from a year ago, but analysts were looking for a 12% increase. the weakness in europe was offset at least in part by strong sales in asia that stock is off by 8.3% this morning. >> breaking news on the mortgage markets. diana olick joins us with the details. >> joe, not quite halloween yet, but the numbers are getting even more scary how about demand from home buyers dropping to nearly half of what it was a year ago in total command at the lowest level in a quarter industry. the average on the 30-year fixed rose for the tenth straight week crossing 1% on the index we saw it on the ot

minsk returned to the playoff zone of the western khl conference in the asset of craig's team will kraft the eighth place, standings. west today belosinina. on the road, they coped with the knights. the main time of the match ended in a draw 1:1. borodkin and alistairov did not reveal the winner and overtime, and in the bylit series vadim moroz and nick merli were accurate. two eleventh is very good. our team also pleased with a lot of good things in our structure in our game as a whole , we looked better for a long time we could not score when we created a lot of sharp chances. there were about 38 shots. the main thing is that they continued to put pressure, they continued to create production, bells and whistles. ah. it's good that such second chances were often asked to drive in. bison will play the next match on monday in yaroslavl against the local lokomotiv a in the final match of the long and eight-match away series of the mhl regular season bobruisk dynamo player lost to dynamo moscow 2.5 as part of andrey mikhalev's team, dmitry tuka honored stepan zvyagin with pucks. possible s

throughout hispanic heritage month, cnbc is celebrating our colleagues here is kraft-heinz north americanare a passionate people who care deeply and celebrate loudly i think when you are with us, you get to see the world with a new tapestry of color that you have never seen before the reality is we entrenched in the fabric of america. you may know the sounds of bad bunny and jlo and the food of mexico and puerto rico and brazil and all that. we are also in congress in supreme court and noble laureates. when you talk about the story of america, many of the voices will have a spanish accent. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." you see the session highs down a bit. let's bring in jenny harrington at gilman hill asset management and cnbc contributor featured on the halftime report. jenny, let's talk about the price action and today's pre-market action makes you feel good or is it just a bear market rally situation in your mind >> this is where head and heart divide dom, it makes me feel good it makes me feel great i was so happy yesterday i was thrilled when i saw futures up so much thi

coke, kimberly clark, kraft heinz, procter & gamble. did you see these pepsi numbers?p 16% this is -- that is very difficult to get that, given how big pepsi is now, if you're wondering, how did they do that look at this pricing 17%. wow. that's amazing amount of pricing that you get from a company like pepsi. and the volumes were down 1% that's how you get to 60%, folks. pricing up 17, volumes down 1% these are quite amazing. the gross margins are 53%. that's essentially unchanged, so what they seem to be saying is they needed the price hikes to keep the gross margin up, so really very impressive they're still getting price hikes. we'll see if that keeps going. meantime, the banks are entering earnings season and it's been a long time since we have seen banks at new lows. jpmorgan, citi group, bank of america, key corporation, all 52-week lows you got to go back to the second quarter of 2020 to see banks in poorer shape i'm talking to pricing, than we've seen -- than right now here so, most of the big banks are underperforming. s&p is down 23% from the year, so jpmorg

summit of persistent divorce rumors and a lot of backlash against brady's decision to attend robert kraft'srk city because, you know, he missed a bucs' walk-through before a game against pittsburgh that the bucs went on to lose even though they were double-digit favorites. can't seem to do anything right. stuart: well put. ash, back to you later. check hose markets, i see green for the dow jones industrials, up 200 points. s&p is up 17. some green but not a whole lot. >>> now this: liz truss triggered a financial crisis during her 44 days as prime minister of britain. who can fix the mess that she left behine, and how long will it take? we'll get into that. >>> democrats now distancing themselves from defund the police. roll tape. >> i support law enforcement and did so for 11 years. >> i've always supported our state police. stuart: really? well, just 18 days til the midterms, and strategies are shifting. kim strassel will sort it all out for us. ♪ if you want to be somebody else, change your mind ♪ among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it w

builders equipped kraft's estates around the pond new embankment the fountain was renovated, new slopeshe 19th century . an object of cultural heritage of regional significance, uh, so well, to leave certain imprints, that is, uh, we have a lot that we had to coordinate precisely with the relevant departments. eh, and just for this, among other things, historians and local historians were involved , who helped us to design correctly. uh, this is a public space special attention was paid to the cleaning of the pond, as turtle fish live in it. as a result, the reservoir was cleaned of debris manually. all news are available on the media platform, see the application on the site smotrim.ru see you soon. unpleasantly surprised prices for osago with a benefit of up to 60 percent, admire your favorite brands. buy in pyaterochka at a bargain price, with chronic joint pain it helps to carefully cope with pain and inflammation products are cheaper than in the store discounts up to 60% of purchases for bonuses from sber thank you with delivery from your order from your favorite stores. i do n't h

kraft heinz, visa, mixed picture there.macro is dominating things 2-year yield is down essentially 4 days in a row and the s&p 500 is up 5% we are moving on macro yes, sectors like tech will move on poor earnings overall it's still macro dominating everything. finally, brian, the vix has been down for two weeks in a row here two big things happening we had the fed meeting we know what the outcome of that is most people believe the house of representatives will flip to the republicans. big move down there in the vix brian, back to you. >> bob, thank you very much. >>> now to the bond market where bonds are getting bought, yields are falling and traders are watching the inversion the inversion part 2 3 months to 10 years >> it's amazing what's going on today, and it's very interesting because if you're a technician or you like to look at graphs, a picture speaks a thousand words. look at the 24-hour chart of january '23 fed fund futures you see the way it popped at 10:00 eastern. that was when the bank of canada raised 50 ins

harvey kraft is the nypd officer and joins me now. harvey, good morning. sorry what happened. another victim of a random attack. describe what that situation that happened. what happened? >> i was walking down the street and i thought i was going to have an eventful afternoon but suddenly i realized it was evil lurking in the shadows. amp announced to me when i have my back turned to the street and grabbing some merchandise, i felt a shock to the temple on the right side of my head. it actually felt like there was a fist, that is how hard it was. it didn't knock me down and i didn't get knocked out but i was stunned for a quick second. i nearly turned around, confronted them and then when i saw i wasn't knocked out, i started chasing them. we are all running different directions. i saw on a video in retrospect this was a planned attack because they were with their cell phones. i think the main objective and highlight of the day is to attack a respected person and put it on video. that is what these individuals are proud of. >> carley: the police were sayin

kraft heinz is a terrible company but its stock reflects an even horrible -- more horrible company so stock is too cheap versus what is a not great company and you know what? sometimes we can make money like that you never know i think you can with that one. the dollar strength is hitting the market hard including some of my favorites like proctor, j&j but the chart suggestions it could be peaking and a weaker dollar would be a gigantic positive for stocks for companies that have to buy commodities and would be great for the translation, man, she's right. this market is going to sore much more "mad money" ahead. could iron mountain bring strong gains? i'll take a closer look at the stock. give me my take and should watching the early morning futures be a part of your investing strategy or could it spew you in the wrong direction? i'm digging in the action the last 24 hours and giving you the best way to navigate the early morning movements and all your calls in rapid fire in tonight's edition of the lightning round so stay with cramer. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes t

quinn, a wide receiver at brockton high receiving autographed football signed by team owner robert kraftcribes herself as gritty and says she loves mixing it up on the field and getting down in the dirt. how cool is she? brian, over to you. >> brian: that's great. 27 minutes before the top of the hour. check in with senior meteorologist janice dean, janice, you have the weather. >> janice: i do have the weather. imagine that brian kilmeade. it's a little cool in the northeast. but i don't have anything to complain about because across the upper midwest we have record breaking snow. over 18 inches. take a look at those maps and i will show you what we are talking about. there are the temperatures, 32 in marquette. 24 in fargo. someone is bothered this morning with their honking. frost and freeze advisories across the country for millions of folks. and even in florida, we are into record-setting territory with those cool temperatures. the warm-up is coming across the mississippi river valley. the southeast and florida this weekend. so, that's good news, right? but we do have to talk about

upgrades of kraft, heinz and merck. it's all bad really bad nothing to buy hammering of china, much, much more broad than expected as i had to tell members of the travel trust and investing club and russia ups the ante by firing missiles to ukraine hitt into this session full steam ahead. why not? we're technically over sold and fell on friday no bonds to get in the way looking so tempting. fortunately, i'm experienced enough not to take the bait. this morning i told my "squawk on the street" colleague david favor is there in reason to have a rally, the rally isn't real. i reiterate at 10:20 morning meeting talk with jeff marks, the cnbc investing club because openings cannot be chased, people sadly a lot of people haven't gotten that memo and get hurt on day's like today they buy up because it feels good uh-uh, it will feel bad. you know why there is wide spread desire to take advantage of the negativity by doing buying. with everyone so negative, a lot of people figure there has to be an opportunity here. it's sentime

kraft heinz, amgen, charter communications, o'riley automotive so there are some winners and the dowving back up a little bit. you're at 4.22 and the price of gold hasn't done that much during this inflation scare, it's not doing much now, 1,651 per ounce. bitcoin, interesting story here. it never moves, do we notice that from weeks on end its been 19,000 and change and there you go. the price of oil, we didn't check that earlier. check it out, $84 per barrel. lauren: china demand i'd say. stuart: i would say you're right nat gas beginning to move up a little bit but that's all over the place recently, depends on the temperatures up in the northeast. it cools, nat gas goes up. there you go. lauren: fortunately its been warmer in europe. stuart: yes that's helped out a lot. the price of gas on average, regular, $3.79. california you're all the way down to $5.75. lauren: i can't believe people actually pay that. stuart: well you were in california. lauren: i know. stuart: and you rented a tesla. lauren: not by choice and when you ask someone, how do you feel about or why are your gas p

humana, cardinal health at 52-week highs that's nice to see nice moves in consumer staple stocks so krafticely today. this is sort of a defensive rally but we'll take it. still helps the advanced decline line overall the big names report this week, apple, microsoft, alphabet, all reporting this week. meta got a bofa downgrade today but remember, these companies have all had their earnings system reduced for the third quarter already and the case of meta about 30%, in fact, from the start of the quarter, 40% in the case of amazon, so there have already been very, very significant earnings reductions in these names and that may help cushion any kind of disappointment we have coming forward. tyler, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> let's move to the bond market where we saw a reversal in yields which are up again rick santelli tracking the action and explain it all, rick. >> yes there's a lot of volatility, that's for sure, tyler and if you look at a three-day of two year, i picked three day, thursday the 20th they made their high yield close for the cycle at 4.61% at 4.5% we could se

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tomorrow's numbers from kraft heinz, hilton and ford give us more clues on that now to another earnings mover, shares of sap jumping, the company confirmed its full year outlook while posting strong revenue growth, including an increase of 38% year over year cloud business i spoke with the ceo earlier and asked him about what he is seeing in terms of the macro economy right now. >> we see the challenging times. a lot of our customers are facing out there and now you have to do an even better chart in order to make sure the business case for our customers is stacking up to give you a few examples energy transition, here in europe, but also in other places in the world, a big topic, it is a different way for companies to put transport and clean energy, technology plays a key role and supply chain playing an even more important role. so sap a lot of enterprises are procuring with sap software. and now we are connecting them to build supply chains, second very important factor. and, third, also in these challenging times, sustainability is very high on the agenda of many decisionmakers so w

coming up, another busy day for earnings, harley davidson, general dynamics, kraft hines, reporting this morning. boeing is out in about 30 minutes's time. we'll have that breaking news as soon as it hits the tape on the word on wall street coming up. plus, home buyers are scouring hurricane battered florida for housing deals. fox business' ashley webster is there in naples this morning with a full report. don't miss that. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ don't you forget about me. ♪ don't, don't, don't, don't,. ♪ wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hor

right now i've been going back and forth, only four names trading positive on the nasdaq 100 like kraft, comcast, splunk, just some of the few, but in the coming weeks a flood of new earnings reports and investors will be looking for more evidence on whether a bottom is here guys >> i know a lot of fingers are crossed. >>> let's get a check on bonds heading into the weekend, christina mentioned the 10-year hitting above 4%, hovering there rick santelli. >> yes it is. indeed, 4% has been kind of the wild spot in the whole long end of the curve let's start with the 2-year up about a handful on the day and 20 basis points on the week. it is starting to ease off a bit and there's very little doubt the higher rates have been one of the reasons that stock market has turned red as they start to dip maybe that will change in the final hours as you look at a 10-year, you can see exactly what contessa is talking about. several times this week, once at the end of september, we've toyed with 4% on intraday basis, but the truth is, we haven't closed above 4% since october of 2008 we want to pay clos

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major general jim kraft committing the special ops.e was the supported commander in sierra and the 82nd followed by the 101st was the commander in iraq. each one supported the other in the other country. jim, you have these operators running around. and groups supporting them in t all of that stuff. it was jim's job to sort that out.t. i was the engagement for iraq and sierra, guns with the guy who made that all work for me. the strikes were all happening based on what level of delegation have their own joint operations center that enabled them to make their own strike decisions that delegated level of authority. but all worked out. i amhe from new york so i beliee yogi berra was right when he said if it ain't broken don't make it. the guys for the first ones on the ground. their relationship, and the special forces guys are savvy enough when they came in the green berets about relationships they were not going to sever any relationships you have it. you're going to build on it. in regard to, run a wrap around it. that is what they did

issued a joint statement this morning condemning hate speech nonprofit founded by patriots owner robert kraft planned to air and add during the patriots jets game today, encouraging non jewish people to speak up against anti semitism. san jose. police are investigating two separate deadly shootings and a stabbing that all happened within two hours of each other ktvu demagogues reports from east san jose. here on melbourne boulevard in east san jose. a man was shot and killed last night shortly after that nearby police responded to another fatal shooting. and after that, a double stabbing all in san jose. in east san jose just before 11 30 saturday night, the sound of piercing screams woke the neighbors along melbourne boulevard. then came the police sirens, bunch of yelling screaming. it was just like. and screaming the women screaming and yelling and yelling and commotion. things happening down the street. i never heard that before like that, that loud and we had a lot of crying a lot of crying of women just crying or something that i didn't know what was happening at the time. it turned out

miller, we served together so we were committed to making sure all this work so major general jim kraftas the supported commander in syria, the 82nd followed by the 101st, each supported the other in the other country. now, jim, you had these operators running around, stiff group supporting them and all that stuff but it was jim's job to sort that out. i was the target engagement authority for a rack and syria, my guy who made that all work for me. the strikes were all happening based on what level of delegation i gave to those guys and they had their own operations that enabled them to make their own strike decisions at that delegated level of authority. so it all worked out. i am from new york, i believe yogi berra when he said if it ain't broke don't break it. the guys from the first once on the ground, that relationship, in the special forces guys savvy up when they came in, all about relationships, we are not going to sever any relationships you had. we are going to build on it, support it, wrap around it and that is what they did very effectively. our special ops community found w

the playoff zone of the western conference of the khl in the assets of craig's team there will be krafts the eighth place, standings. west today belosinina. departure handled vityazi regular time of the match ended in a draw 1:1 marked by borodkin and alistair did not reveal the winner and overtime, and in the series of tickets were accurate vadim moroz and nick merli. two elevenths is enough. good. our team was also pleased with a lot of good things in our structure in our game as a whole , we looked better for a long time we could not score when we created a lot of sharp chances. there were about 38 shots, but the most important thing is that they continued to press, they continued to create the production of bells and whistles well, that often asked such second chances acted on finishing moves. bison will play the next match on monday in yaroslavl against the local lokomotiv a in the final match of a long and eight- match away series of the mhl regular season bobruisk dynamo-neck lost to dynamo moscow 2.5 as part of andrey mikhalev's team, dmitry tukache and stepan zvyagin scored wit

sammy cain kraft was thoughtful enough to be a donor. her organs helped eight people.n. sammy was only 20 the years old. her brother produced a documentary of her life that i hope will be picked up by someone very soon. meanwhile, i want to say thank you to sammi, her amazing family, her brother and to all the selfless people out there that consider donating organs. you save lives and you give life. god bless you all. liz claman, over to you. liz: charles, we are so grateful to people like sammi, and all i can say, you know, my dad was a your logical surgeon, he did kidney transplants and he said, please, sign the thing on your license that you will be a donor. it matters so much. charles: it does, thank you. liz: thank you, charles. we've got to given with major breaking news. we are looking at multiple, stunning surges across the spectrum.

so we had major general jim kraft commanding the special ops and he was the supported commander in syria. and the 82nd, followed by the 101st, was the supported commander in iraq, and each one supported the other. and up in the other country that jim, you know yeah you had these you know, operators running around you know, and with a fifth group supporting them and all that stuff. but, but it was jim's to kind of sort all that out. i was the target engagement authority for both iraq and guns was my the guy who actually made that all work for me. but so, you know, the strikes all happening based on what level of delegation i gave those those guys and they had their own what we call c jack combined joint operations center that enabled them to make their own strike decision. so that delegated a level of authority just as the jay flick did you know so so it all out and you know i'm i'm from new york so i believe you know yogi berra was right when he said if it ain't broke, don't break it. you know and and you know the odd there the the jason guys were the first ones on the ground. they had a

we talked at all over with kraft, and they agreed that was a good selection. >> you two had quite a reputation for running a very tight ship. >> well, of course. we were both mad, because we were grounded. we both have been training as astronauts. we knew where every skeleton was, in the whole process. we just wouldn't let those guys get away with anything. i mean we knew what they had to do, we knew how they had to do it, and if they weren't doing it, we would bring them in and tell them about it. maybe i was a little more forceful than i would have been, normally, because being grounded, i believe they called me the icy commander, or some friendly term like that. >> steely eyed? >> oh yes. we knew where all the skeletons were. >> and knowing that, from a very far peculiar way, from a nasa point of view, and the betterment of the space program, to see what they were doing at the time. do you ever think that? >> i think, certainly, there was a need of coordination. it would be representation, at an executive level. other chaps could have done the job, perhaps, equally as well or perhaps, even

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