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. >>> let's go to business where the dow and s&p on track. closed high yesterday. encouraging data out of china. let's go to london with jeff. >> let's see if i can do this in 140 characters are less. twitter ipo pricing $20 a share or thereabouts raise about $11 billion or values the company at 11 billion, and conservative prized, and avoid facebook snafu -- >> that would be two tweets. >> i wrecken i just about did it. >> that was two tweets, two and a quarter. that was a solid effort on twitter. people are excited about this, and it's probably going to go up a fair amount on day one. >> yeah, there's a lot of talk there is a $10 up side priced into this at this stage. the one thing you have to remember is this company still doesn't make profit, and i know for the techie investors, they say focus on the future and don't focus on the now, but it's worth bearing in mind before you run out there, to -- >> amazon is not making much money either, and people like to invest in that stock? >> fascinating story, isn't it? this is the third quarter of losses from amazon, an

let his play on sunday do the talking for him. >>> a surprise for the conings s when they let go ratclou-- ratc. the projected starters there are four left. they had 95 and a half sacks in their careers. and the ones they have left including jason hatcher have 31 career sacks they may have a hard time getting to the quarterback without the blitz. they are hoping that marc marcul be shor short term it could be r weeks he is out. he never missed a game in his career. he is a fast healer but this is it not the defensive line they envisioned when they started this season. >> cowboys and eagles the first place on the line for the east. >>> up next dave warren is here with the national forecast. you ar are watching al jazeera america. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. we are at rip rapid city ai at. the temperature will be dropping through kansas and oklahoma and texas. the front is pushing down and it's dry. the numbers are dropping tonight. and down to 32° in lincoln, ne

for more, let's go live to "red eye"'s london pureio chief. -- bureau chief. s saying he's going to do out and do some actual reporting but he never goes anywhere. >> what a great gig. >> gets 300 grand a year for doing that. he'll be dead, though, soon. lou, i go to you first for no particular reason. you have very strong views on immigration. do you think they were blunt or not blunt enough? >> i think they were very british. i'm not quite sure about the strategy there. it isn't working, i do know that. but then again none of the strategies the british have employed are working and the french just keep telling everybody to cross the channel, we'll help you. >> do you think bill boards were offensive or -- >> i think it's a little mean, a little offensive, the strategy. with in a being said, do i understand the philosophy, whatever the country may be, of not having open borders and have an immigration policy where people who break the law, doesn't have to pay the consequence. so i kind of get that but this strategy is not going to work. >> moynihan, let's talk

let's glet'slet's go to leslie s sounds like a la carte service. how big of a deal is this for consumers who say i want this, i just have to pay just for this. >> it is a huge deal. so many people don't care about the channels they get on cable. they just want to watch hbo. they want to be able to pay for hbo like they do for netflix. >> isn't comcast cutting their own throat? if they can charge a lot of money for channels people don't want, but then all of a sudden pay for this channel, aren't they hurding their business model. >> i don't think it's a bad idea for them. everyone wins. it's $20 cheaper than the regular cable internet deal but i think people would be inclined to pay for it because it's hbo. >> you have this trial right now, you pay between $40 to $50, it will go up gradually. >> right now depending on the market you're in its 40 or $50 a month for the first six months to a year, and then after that it goes up to 60 or $70. so it's a good deal. >> espn, showtime, discovery, are they looking at this and saying, aha, we can move forwar

let's go kron4's jackie saw at the also rid of del norte station. n4's mike pelton is over at the walnut creek a bart station where they have the service. what's going on there now mike. >>: tired and frustrated sums up how people feel here at walnut creek. management even had a hard time filling up the final bus as it seems like the biggest crowds came very early this morning. here's the scene as hundreds of commuter's lined up to get a guaranteed seat on one of 14 charter buses here in walnut creek. as you might imagine these commuters are not having a good morning. these early morning east bay shuttle buses will take you directly into san francisco and that's caused some confusion for commuters. some of them thought they could get dropped off at berkeley are less oakland but that is not the case which created quite a bit of inconvenience for some commuter's this morning. as frustrated as they are they do hope that somehow this is all resolved by monday. >>: we will be right back with our continuing coverage. temperatures do it's great having at&t

s. >> let's see what is going on on the area roads. at 702 in essex. no delays for light rail and metro. back to the accident at hyde park road. taylor avenue and loch raven boulevard, there is an accident in place. running smoothly out of the cockeysville region. 50 miles per hour on the southbound j.f.x. at cold spring. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> it is a pretty mild morning out there. this resembles our august temperatures. 87 downtown. stewart's town, 83 degrees. a stray shower could be possible today. not a major concern. mostly july weather out on the bay -- mostly dry weather out on the bay. here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> good morning. the ravens leave for miami tomorrow on their second straight road game of the year sunday against the dolphins. they'll do so in second place in the afc north. the cleveland browns one there third game. they were wearing their all brown uniforms. that is willis mcgahee, former raven. .he bills a backup quarterback he is gone. browns win. both starting cornerbacks

let's go to business. yesterday, the s&p closed at a new all-time high. the dow finished lower. e reason? big blue. ibm disappointed with revenue numbers weaker than expected. it dropped more than 6%. for more, let's go to jeff, live in london. good morning. >> good morning, to you brian. there's a problem here. investors feel as though they have been flying blind somewhat on the u.s. economy. now we have the shutdown resolve temporarily, at least. we will start to get some economic data through. we are looking for the jobs number for september to come through. we will get that next tuesday and then subsequently, we'll get a week's delay on the october jobs number. this matters because clearly, the markets are sensitive to improvements in the u.s. economy of what this means for the tapering debate. ben bernanke is focused on improvement for jobs for movement on the interest rate. so, let's move you along. i want to talk about sac capital. we know the multibillionaire has been engaged in a battle with regulators for the last seven years here. this is over a criminal insider traini

let's take a look at numbers. the dow is up 96. s&p up 6. and nasdaq up 22. let's go to new york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> stocks rallied, after better-than-expected earnings from at&t, ford and 3m. this is one of the busiest weeks for earnings. about a third report their results this week. jp morgan chase may reportedly be penalized in the bern madoff case. federal authorities are investigating whether to turn a blind eye. jp morgan says there is no evidence. foreclosure doesn't always mean end of line. they estimate 44% of home homes are occupied. that's because eviction process can take months, each years. some are offering cash to get occupants to leave. and eight states, including california and new york, have pledged to put 3 million zero- emission vehicles on the roads, by 2025. the states are working to create charging stations and other infrastructure needed to curb greenhouse solutions. every automaker will have a model by 2015. that's your money watch. for the latest business news, follow me on twitter.

so they view this as let's have the fight now. 's going to just keep having this fight over and over, let's have it about this. and i think now we're going to have a hard time trying to put if back on to, well, let's make it about the size of the budget or about enfight elments. >> rose: i-- you have heard people argue even this past weekend, you know, about that the deficit is not the real issue. that growth is the issue. where do you come down on that? austan? before you go, i know you have to go. >> yeah, okay, i'm going to cut out. look, i think for sure growth is the issue. i mean you may have seen the poll just came out today from bloomberg where they asked people, do you think the deficit is getting bigger or smaller. in fact, the deficit is shrink at the fastest rate ever, even as fast or faster than at the end of world war ii. but you've got almost two-thirds of people who think the deficit is going up. so i think in the short run, what we should be mainly focused on is how do we get the growth engine back going and you know, we c

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s if . >>> let's go off the record. i want to know what you think. here's what i think.he world war ii monument was closed this week, even trying to deter the heros it is meant to honor. that was done by the obama administration. excuse? the shutdown. now go to the flip side of the coin. guess what was not shut down? the gym in the house of representatives. essential? i don't know. i don't think so. it sure won't protect the nation from terrorists. the house gym for the use by members of congress only has a pool, basketball court, a ssaw a sauna and more. the report is that the house gym remains open at the specific direction of speaker boehner's office. note, the report is his office. not the speaker himself. likely the staffer just as it was not the speaker himself that did. i don't believe president obama directly ordered the world war ii monument to be closed. i think it was someone lower in his administration. but while i don't see either leader's finger prints on these initial very tasteless decisions, they are accountable now. now they know. the monument is closed

and what we have behind this same system huge snow storm let's go to map. s and talking about in dry see october weather. we have got all of way from techs as through to oma a and new eye was a line severe thunderstorms and then behind it, we have got all of this snow. here where the outbreak was tonight throw. i think pictures tomorrow are going to be horrendous this what's going be flooding going on here and then slide over , to the south dakota. 20 inches of snow right now in downtown rapid city south dakota heavy wet snow. are 90 there is a blizzard in the north plains. we got tornado outbreak. and atropical gulf mexico so lot of crazy changes. here is atropical karen. karen weak. disordered in and has stalled stkpwufpl heck he could so,ing it go before see what happenings i think landfall will be sometime this weekend on louisiana coast we will start new i'm at leave newest information. meanwhile here, today watts earn day we have had since september 190° and i think we could hit 90 again tomorrow it is certainly going to be summer like weekend. atropica

s-class. the best or nothing. >>> let's go to the newsroom.s a lifelong warrior fan i'm not sure what i saw. >> opening night at oracle arena tonight and the warriors definitely did not disappoint. they decided to set a franchise record. opening up the season against the lakers. kobe bryant out. second quarter, he had 27 points in the first half. and andre, warriors up. a tough jumper, check this one out. 38 points. i can confirm that. largest opening night win in franchise history. >> i'm passing him the ball every time. i want him to get 50 tonight. i love playing with these guys. >> the way we started out the first six minutes, you knew it was going to be one of those nights. >> it's the best feeling in the world, especially when you win. the crowd's going to be with us. we got the best chance. you're scoring like that. there's nothing better. >> they play the clippers tomorrow night. >>> sharks visiting the kings. the kings tie it 3-3 in overtime. andre kopitar. the sharks lose 4-3 the final score. >>> world series, game six. rid sock can

while kron 4's scott rates is live in oakland and shares what this means for bart negotiations as we end day 3 of the bart strike. but first lets go live to kron 4's alecia reid in walnut creek who is following the n-t-s-b investigation. alecia? >> reporter: that is correct. the national transportation safety board has taken charge of the investigation into the deadly bart accident. other crews, including bart is helping find answers. >> we do a thorough inspection of the mechanical and the operational inspection, with wheels, >> reporter: brakes reportethis train was moved earr this evening. the ntsb investigators say that it has to be moved so they can get a closer look >> we will spread about and look at every single part of what happened and make a determination. >> reporter: the crews will to terminate what will happen the next day they crews will-the terminate and operating thinterview and the operator. the rule we are aware of the strike and make sure that it will be an impact full situation. >> reporter: in how to prevent future accidents will be applicable. >> there is a lot of informational we are going to be collecting.

. >> it s let's check in now with spencer. >> going to be spectacular again, tomorrow, you can see live doppler 7, clear skies across the bay area tomorrow, sunny skies and windy in some areas. warm with high temperatures into low to mid-80s, mid-70s and tomorrow night at o dot co coliseum, game one of the playoff series there. game time 6:30, 75 degrees, sunny skies that won't last long. here is the accu-weather forecast. we've got warm day as head, sunday will be the peak of warming with highs into upper 80s and low to mid-70s on the coast. temperatures tapering off monday and a chance of rain tuesday at this point that is far away. >> yes. >> thank you. >> between now and game time, you can keep track of the forecast for yourself by down loading abc 7 news weather app. >> check that out when you can. here is a group of a's fans showing pride. a's in the playoffs in the next game is tomorrow. >> send us your fan photos. are you can share them on abc 7 news facebook page or on twitter. >> and someone will be snapping photos tomorrow. >> yes. exactly larry? >> yes. i'll be out there. >>

s. let's begin with tony. >> the weather knows no holiday. the clouds are going to break up and it will turn out to be a nice day. 57 at the airport. the clouds will break up and the temperatures will move into the upper 60's this afternoon. time to check the roads. >> good morning. volume is a little bit lighter but we do have some problems. have annd 95 at 175, we accident. another one on fourth 50 in anne arundel county. windsor mill road, watch for possible delays. building volume at southbound 29 in ellicott city. checking out just fine on the north and west sides of the beltway. this is southbound traffic down to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. maryland attorney doug gansler is expected to announce his running mate today in baltimore. >> he is in the middle of a he said/they said with some police officials. >> sarah sampson has more. >> good morning. doug gansler will announce his running mate in baltimore later today. there are accusations that he disregarded the law while in state vehicles. the reports were printed in "the washington

the dow is down 137, the s&p down 15. let's go to new york. >> wall street is worried that the budget fight in washington could turn into something worse, failure to raise the borrowing limit. if that happens u.s. would not be able to pay its bills. stocks extended their losses after a new report showed the u.s. sector service slowed in september. that's bad for the economy since 90% of americans are employed in the service sector, which includes restaurant, construction and health care. 1,000 more people applied for unemployment benefits but the total remains near a 6-year low. the labor department will not release the unemployment rate because of the shutdown. freddy mac sad the afternoon dropped from 4.3% last week. the federal reserve decided to hold off on slowing its bond purchases. that's your money watch. for the latest business news follow me on twitter at alexis, cbs news. >>> coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, we'll keep you updated on the breaking news. we have been following a shooting in washington dc. >>> i'm

we heard a lot of activity in the s&p pits. let's go back there to the cme and larry shover.hear a lot of shouting even though the market just closed there. >> as the present morass continues to persist the dips are shallow and brief. the longer we march along the path without a deal the ground will become unstable and very volatile. what is impact? gdp, delay of tapering or lastly we could see a rotation into other areas of the world and out of the u.s. for no other reason than we can not get our act together. it will be fun to watch as a trader. very nerve-wracking for investors at home. david: a lot of traders are cash heavy looking for dips like that. so you know at a split second these guys could come back in and buy up bargains or perceived bargains. larry shover, from the pitts of the cme. liz: this is amazing to me. twitter hasn't become public, has more time to ipo and has noise from investors looking for the next big stock bet. david: can twitter become the new momentum darlinging? joining us, jeff reeves, our darling from investor place.com, the editor. great to se

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we're not going to let you browse, then you'll see. >> exactly. >> this "s" this a problem? are they going about the fix the right way? >> you know, the fix, very often what happens with government projects is reality and truths only after everyone else can see it. that's the point at which the techies can finally say to the politicians, look, you can't just fantasize that this will be a perfect system. the people in charge of the fix seem to know what they're doing. they've given themselves a longer time frame. they used to be talking about a few days and then a couple of weeks. now they're saying a it's six weeks of work. >> what does your experience tell you? >> my experience says they'll fix part of it in a month. part of it we'll get the bits that are working better. >> but they can't afford another bad consumer experience come december 1. >> no, but i don't think there will be any more big launches. i think they'll play out the fixes over time and the site will get progressively better. i don't think we'll have another reunveiling. >> that was good. i enjoyed it. thank

right here and stick constitutional principles in order to oppose him as long as that let me go to obviously going to d.d.'s behind of a conflict they want to find out how can verify an obama be a winning strategy for the republican party moving forward i i don't see the math out there i don't understand the strategy and it's all negative all the way through the math and he goes there he's right as approval rating is the lowest ever and i think the worst president we've ever had in our country because we have this crushing debt people are not happy with obamacare i mean tell me box syria i mean over and over again i mean and then we have trends in terms of dollars of debt and it gets a problem seems like you just pass the buck i mean it really i don't know where you are getting that obama's. it's all about the republicans people are not happy with washington d.c. let granite unlike you all i will admit that there were there people are not going to the public and then i have to the democrats all i'm saying is during this presidency there's been more of a stalemate and problems than any other time certainly w

let's take a look at the numbers. the dow is down 136, the s&p off 14 and the nasdaq down 7. let's go to new york for tonight's cbs money watch update. >> stocks are lower as gridlock in washington continues. the government's partial shutdown is only part of the problem. investigators are concerned about the approaching deadline to raise the debt ceiling. if no agreement is reached the u.s. will be unable to pay its bills and default on it debts. >> china's vice finance minister is urging u.s. lawmakers to come to a resolution. they said the world's biggest economy has the responsibility to ensure global stability. >> greece's economy is expected to grow next year. it will be the first annual improvement since a 6-year recession. >> a white diamond the size of a small egg has sold for more than $30 million at a hong kong auction. the flawless oval diamond weighs 118 karats. it was found in africa. while the final price did set a new price for a diamond it came in below the estimated price. that's your money watch. follow me on twitter at alexiscbsnews. >>> a cancer survivor in oregon

going through this since pretty much 2010. >> and we may see it again. hang on, robert, let's talk about the stock rally that we saw. the dow, s&p and nasdaq are all gaining a full percentage point. but the deal delaying the fight, what can you expect ahead of this. let's go to someone who has 30 years in the market and make sure that you have money in respected investments. one question i put to robert. the other question is we're going to go through this again in january and february. where do i put my money? >> corporate earnings with fourth quarter guidance, profits, and the usual traditional issues. that should lead to a little bit of a further increase in stock prices. but you point out very wisely that we are going to have to refocus on this again in the early part of next year, and also next year we're going to have to refocus on the eventually fed withdrawal of stimulus on the margin. in the short term stocks should do well, but the intermediate problems remain. i tell people think long term. don't get whipsawed by what is going none washington. don't get whipsawed with what is happening to the fed. stay unemotional a

let's go out to b.a.r.t. now, over to oakland. b.a.r.t.'s spokesperson is responding to earlier reports from the union said they were willing to go back to work if the work rules were met. let's listen in. >> that they could possibly be taken advantage of in the future and it would be giving too much power to the b.a.r.t. district. >> b.a.r.t. has no interest in power games, in taking power away. this is about modernizing the way we do business. to operate more efficiently and to save money for the taxpayers and riders. >> can you explain real quickly how having that flexibility allows you to save money to pay for the benefits? >> there are modern technologies, for instance, that are not being used now because of language in the contract. for instance, maintenance workers who do inspections are not allowed to use ipads and send information directly to the computers. instead, they are required by the contract to write handwritten notes and then hand those to a clerk. and we're doing this on the edge of silicon valley where technology is chang

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let's take a look at the numbers. dow is up 61. s&p up 8. and the nasdaq is up 14. let's go to new york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> reporter: stocks spent the day higher, after positive quarterly earnings from several companies, including microsoft. the tech giant's net income hit more than $5 billion, thanks to improved corporate sales of its operating system. amazon.com also beat wall street's expectations. revenue jumped 24% during the last quarter. despite these upbeat reports, many americans have a dimmer view of the economy, because of the government shutdown. a measure of u.s. consumer sentiment dropped in october to its lowest level in almost a year. increased demand for commercial airplanes boosted factory workers last month. the commerce department says orders for durable goods jumped 3.7%. aircraft orders alone, climbed more than 50%. >>> and one day will cost united airlines $1.1 million. the 7-figure fine is for 13 lengthy delays at chicago's o'hare airport, on one july day last year. it is the largest fine sinc

let's take a look at numbers. dow is down 62. s&p off 9. and nasdaq is down 22. let's go to new york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> the federal reserve says the economy is growing only moderately. and still needs support from the fed stimulus program. after a two-day meeting, the fed said it will keep buying $85 million a month in bonds to keep interest rates low and give a boost to the economy. analysts predict weak government shutdown will keep the fed from tapering its stimulus, at least until march. >>> washington's budget battle. a new survey finds private sector employers added just 138,000 jobs. and general motors is reporting a 15% jump thanks to sales in north america, south america and china. analysts say gm may be close to paying a shareholder dividend. and social security recipients are getting a 1 1/2% raise next year. it amounts to about $19 more a month on average. and is the smallest gain in social security payments in nearly 40 years. >>> bad weather in france and argentina pushed wine production down 5% la

cheryl: i mentioned this earlier, right now best buy is the top performer on the s&p 500, leading the rally. let's go on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what a day to be down there, and i know you're also watching the s&p. >> absolutely. shares up 230% this year, 230%. here's the stock today, up 7.3%. it's hitting a three-year high right now. there's three pieces of information i want to hit on best buy. number one, the researchers are weighing in, and it's looking good. they say same-store sales very strong, consumers are starting to spend more than $1,000 at best buy. steve nicklaus consumers indicating they intend to shop at best buy up 9% this month year-over-year, consumers wanting to shop at the discounters down 3%. that works out really well for best buy. and then best buy's going further and saying we want more of your business. they're starting on sunday a trade-in program if you trade in your smartphone, they're going to give you at least $100 credit to buy more phones at best buy. so we like that stock, and we like these stocks as well today. as you can see, capital one, the new

let's go to the temperatures now, more of the same. s another summery afternoon sum with temperatures back in thehe mid 80s. look at the jo- at the the overnight lows. b.w.i.marshall, 63 degrees. looking at our satellite radar, dealing with a fewith clouds out there. we'll be dealing with a few more clouds.mo the bulls being ever theng energy with our next -- bulk of the energy is going to stay to the north. but some of the clouds will dip down to the mid-atlantic so a partly to mostly sunny day.da warm, humid, temperatures in in the mid 80s with generally sunny conditions.su we should be dry for yourour friday. enjoy. >> we're going to need theeed rain that we're going to getng in a couple of days. >> i mentioned yesterday m almost aen three-inch deficit. >> time to check in with julie. she has the first look at the morning traffic.ng >> unfortunately weir' starting off with a serious crash that has closed off a portion of eastbound 50 coming out of south riding into shant tilly just after 28. eastbound lanes of route 500 remain closed

going to do. >> it was a firestorm. >> it was all over everything. >> this morning, matt lauer was on set. here 's what happened. >> let's move on to something else. >> i heard when you turn 40 things go a little less sexual. >> don't say that. >> probably around 40. i heard that's when people don't have sex anymore. so i guess maybe around then. >> do you know how old i am? >> i'm going to guess 40. >> i love you. 55. >> 55? well, then you are really definitely not sexual. >> i'm matt lauer and i'm too old to have sex. >> that's what i read in the paper today. >> it's all over the place. >> it's all over. he handled it perfectly. here's the thing. when kids are 20, they can't even imagine their parents ever making love. >> grosses them out. >> ew. you know, the thing is lots of people have sex as they get older but they cannot remember it. >> here's the thing. you can have a lot of sex which is probably what people miley's age and such are doing. or you can have meaningful sex. >> like hoda has. >> like people who are mature have. not that kind of sex. the good kind. >> not the twerking kind. >> today.com asked our watc

in fact, the s&p reached record highs this past weekend. go figure. >>> let's talk about it with senior business correspondent brenda buttner, anchor of "bulls and bear." wall street is utterly deserns tiesed to the insanity and stupidity in washington. >> you know how in charlie brown and the kids hear the adults talk, it was like wah, wah, wah? that's what wall street hears from washington. bad news means good news to the market because it means the fed is not going to stop its easy money, bon bond-buying bing that's been fueling this amazing rally we've seen. from the time ted cruz gave the filibuster speech to the day, the s&p was up a bit. talk about desensitized. >> plenty of metaphors, the boy who cried wolf, chicken little syndrome. my favorite metaphor is lucy and the football. >> there we go with charlie brown again. >> wall street has grown accustomed to that, right? >> i think basically so. we've seen three debt ceiling basically -- washington falls apart over the debt ceiling three times in just over three years. so wall street has seen that. and a

the ream ak-47 is below and as -- the real ak-47 is below and as kpix 5's brian webb reports, the community isn't going to let it go. >> reporter: a row of candles lit up a crowd with tears falling down as a community's sadness turns to anger. >> they can't make sense out of this that their classmate was gunned down walking through a field. >> reporter: 13-year-old andy lopez was shot several times and killed tuesday afternoon while holding a toy gun deputies thought was real. ethan oliver saw it all. >> he froze. he just froze. >> reporter: i bought a similar one in walmart. the orange tip shows it's a toy. some of his friends think he may have painted this part to make his gun look real. authorities showed off the fake and real gun side by side to show how much they look alike and said deputies told andy twice to drop it. >> as the subject was turning toward him, the barrel of the assault rifle was rising up around turning in his direction. the deputy feared for his safety, the safety of his partner and the safety of the community members in the area. >> reporter: the parents call the son a polite and popul

let's take a look at those numbers. dow is down a little more than a point. s&p up 2. and nasdaq is down 3. let's goo new york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> stocks were mixed, as investors digested some mixed earnings news. home builder stocks fell, after a new report showed the number of people who signed a contract to buy a home, fell to a nine- month low in september. analysts attribute the drop to higher mortgage rates andirizing home prices. japanese automakers top consumer reports' latest reliability survey. followed by lexus, toyota, acura. consumer reports surveyed over a million of its subscribers for that. burger king cut costs and added more customers overseas. it is also attracting more customers with its new lower- calorie french fries. meanwile, mcdonald's is dropping heinz ketchup. it will no longer use heinz because the company is now headed by the former ceo of burger king. >>> watching shows on television and smart phones, has grown so much, that nielsen will begin counting mobile viewing in its traditional tv ratings. the company w

s say?gyist let's go back to the model of 2006, 2008, 2012. you guys pushing for a stand on that is risky. just keep your head down and we will win races. not how you win races. by the way, it is driven by the nixonian adage that in the primary you run to the right and you run to the left. what complete poppy cock. that is based on the clever idea that if your opponent is here on the spectrum that you want to be infinitessimally to the right so hat you can capture every marginal voter up to where they are. the problem is if you do that every reason anyone has to show up and vote. the model i turn to over and ronald the model of reagan. does anyone remember in 1980 i am almostn saying ?xactly like jimmy carter it is just bit more conservative. ronald reagan stood up with a smile and he drew a line in the and he said president arter and i have fundamentallyy different visions of this country and our future. and if you believe in freedom on your ve in standing own feet, if you believe that government is not the solution, problem, then he stand wi

best month for the s&p since going back to july. let's take a look at the major indices and how we're doing, oh, transports. 6.2% on the upside. the s&p 500, 4.7%. i think that's the best since july we've had. nasdaq as well, dow industrials up 3%. russell 2000, small cap indices, up 2.9%. across the board. three biggest sectors in the s&p 500 are financial stocks, tech stocks and consumer discretionary names. health care as well. put financials, tech and health care together. that's 50% of the s&p 500. look on the month. they were all up close to 4%. when you have everything up that well, i mean, it's a remarkable move to have all the big three up, consumer discretionaries, the fourth largest group, that also was up better than 4%. in other words, every time something falls back another one takes its place overall. big on the month, airline stocks big movers in the sub sectors. retail stocks doing really well. oil service stocks did really well. while exxon mobil is only up 2% this year, the real big movers having in those fraking plays