topping the list this year is nike's ceo mark parker, who has doubled earnings and profits at the companytook over the top job in 2006. coming in at number 2, facebook's mark zuckerberg. rounding out the top three is andrew wilson of electronic arts. and suze gharib is here. she's "fortune's" special correspondent. and a contributor to nbr. good to have you with us. how does "fortune" put together this list? what are the bases? and what made mr. parker stand out? >> it was a surprise, wasn't it? well, there were ten financial metrics. among them, how did revenues and profits grow over one year and three years. how did the stock perform. total return to sharltds, stuff like that. then there's some qualitative stuff about business impact and leadership. but mark parker, a lot of people were guessing who it was going to be. and ceo of nike. and when the reporter from "fortune" went to go interview phil knight, who founded nike, the first words out of his mouth were "what took you so long? it's about time that somebody did a story on mark parker." an interesting thing about him, tyler, is tha

mark parker doesn't get enough credit. do my show from nike headquarters. >> a seattle show would get a lot of work done. >> we do portland, seattle. we do it where people are positive, even though the weather is not that good. it's been rainy all week there. these guys are just -- the dna is to win but not to toot their own horn. >> a lot of stuff happening in the pacific northwest. >>> all the dow components are in the red led by caterpillar in the red. bob is on the floor. good morning. >> all ten sectors are down here. led down by energy with oil at the lowest level since back in august. materials, industrials, all the global names weak. consumer discretionary doing a little bit better but not that much. a little bump from kohl's there. i want to emphasize energy big down day again today. this is the second day in a row here. in terms of what's up with them. lowest level since august for oil. big inventory build. yesterday we saw. a lot of disapontement. no anadarko/apache deal. nothing happening in the m&a space. look

you will never hear mark parker say a good thing. he's so self-effacing. it's a remarkable company. it deserves the accolades. it keeps making money for shareholders. >> parker named business person of the year by fortune. it's the top performer on the dow for the year. disney's close behind. >> right. >> for the past five years, they've bought back 10 billion in stocks. they've hiked the dividend every year. kept cash at about 5 billion. >> they -- they are remarkable company. they were the first one to signal, look, the chinese economy may be -- maybe they're not taking as much iron ore, tin and nickel, but they're buying nikes like mad. i like kevin plank, but i don't envy him. i met mark parker a couple years ago. i thought i would be meeting like someone steve prefonteyn or phil nighknight. he was, hey, how you doing? good technology. i might as well-being talking to the ceo of mentor graphics or of nimble storage. >> mentor graphics? you bring that up today because it's down 20%? >> it's also from out there. my daughter lives in oregon, they ought to rename the state nike. >> o

mark parker is interesting. he's an introvert, thoughtful guy, not like phil knight at all. are traces of tim cook, steve jobs in here because he's been behind the scenes, with the company for 40 years, and he's a disciplined, thoughtful, really respected guy, really into design, that whole design thinking is how he came up through the company, and lots of other things. he's also 6'4". never knew he was tall. >> run through the rest of the list, mark zuckerberg is number two. number three a andrew wilson, ceo of electronic arts. >> an interesting turn around story. the company had four years of terrible losses, and he came in, turning it around, an era where everyone thinks the consul is ir relevant in gaming because of the digital onslaught, but he made it relevant. >> tim cook, ceo of apple, obviously, everyone knows him well. >> yes. >> aj, the ceo of mastercard is number five? >> yes. mastercard is posting incredible results making a push into technology, but it's really their results. i mean, he's doubled profits and revenues in five years, and so, and, again, a noted l

erik: now to europe where mark parker has the latest. we were as low as .7% early.fth of 1%. it was brought on by that china stock market slump. their biggest decline in three months. that set the tone. we have had our own piece of strong data in the eurozone. have economic competence matching the highest level in 4.5 years. we are on track for a second year of games. since the paris attacks, the stoxx 600 has jumped. worst-performing over the week. gdp in the u.k., for the last quarter, and increasing .5%. not as good as the previous quarter. all of the group is coming from the domestic economy. i will finish with this -- look at this, euro, yen, longest losing stretch since the inception of the euro in 1999. we are gearing up for next week's easing. now, let's take you to bloomberg's abigail doolittle. she is live at the nasdaq in manhattan. u.s. stocks are flat lighting. abigail: here is the nasdaq we have been watching. some of the china related stocks as marked mention, the shanghai composite was off 5.5% overnight. it comes after a tough six months. the shangh

betty: mark parker new london., teslas net loss more than tripled in the third quarter. the stock is rising. abigail doolittle has more on the numbers out from tesla. seem to be does somewhat of a conundrum with this company, this electric car company missing on the earnings, even talking about trimming its deliveries of the year. the company reiterated its full-year guidance around the production target of 50,000 vehicles for the year. that is behind today's surge. x, the company did hint that production issues there. kevin and tanner said the model x could hold the key to turning around the companies casper and situation -- cash burn situation and meet eiland mosques -- elon musk's aspirations to be cash flow positive. we are making steady progress every day of the week. even with a 27% short interest there and this sort of quarterly performance, investors really continue to like that sort of confidence. abidjan scum the stock down after the company missed third quarter -- the john's -- pop a apa johns, the stock

parker. i've got it marked on the calendar. your sleepover is... at our house. you forgot?! my dojo bros are coming any minute. this party has to be epic. i need playground buzz at school. "playground buzz"? look, i need kids to be talking about this at recess parker... i'm gonna chaperone your party! - you are? - you are? yeah. i mean, mom is way too sick to do it. ( coughs ) i am, i am so sick. i am so sick. - thanks, liv. - yeah. oh! wait, mom. don't forget this. and remember, do not use these tissues too quickly, or else you'll get a brain freeze. ( chuckles ) ( squeals, giggles ) just remember, the entire future of my social life is riding on this night. - ( doorbell rings ) - they're here! - ( cheering ) - come on in, guys. this is my sister liv. liv, this is cooper, isaac, kalden, jack, richie and steve. oh, and that's evan. he's a year younger, but he's cool. come on, guys. party starts upstairs. ( boys whooping, cheering ) have fun. ( giggles ) my mom wants proof that i was well-behaved. can you initial the box that says "greeted the host of party politely"? evan. (

parker's shooting death now marks the 64th homicide in prince george's county just this year. last year, 54 were killed in the county. several big cities across the country are battling a rise in murders including d.c. and baltimore. jonathan: montgomery county, virginia, schools are closer to banning the confederate symbols and other offensive items from clothing. first reading has gone through after several students at crashburg high school were suspend -- christian pittsburgh high school were suspended this year. the confederate flag has been protested and supporters say it's part of a free speech issue. since the june 17 church massacre in charleston, south carolina, things changed. scary moments for a tractor-trailer driver in frederick. a crash left it dangling over an embankment. news chopper 7 over the scene. this is this morning west of 340. maryland state police say there was a cadillac that hit the tractor-trailer sending the big truck off the highway. it took two hurs for cranes to pull the truck out on the interstate. nobody was hurt. supporters of mayor muriel bo

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mark and tammy with me, and we also brought in star parker. before we go to star, tammy. >> yeah.we were talking here. you do the deep dive analytical stuff with this. your assessment on donald trump because he's been stuck in the 20s. >> yeah. charles: you see that as more than as negative hand a positive. >> well, look, he's at 23 in this poll. most polls between 23 and 25%, he's had tens of millions of dollars of clear advertising, we know who he is, he's not been able to break out san individual past that 23, 25% and the same with dr. carson. you saw some moving up for him but the -- when you're at this point in the 20s, at this point the year before the election, and you're not really breaking through, and you don't have numbers like 48 like mr. reagan did, then it's an indication that you're not convincing people. this is where rubio, cruz, and even jeb bush have a opportunity because it's a five--point margin of error. they're effectively tied for third. charles: can we say the outsiders have half and the establishment almost have half. not counting cruz. >> yeah. charles:

joining us now is katie parker, former deputy campaign manager of romney 2012. markuto, senior writer for politico who covers florida politics. jonathan, i want to start with you. there's a choice quote where in alex carp says, jeb bush's campaign has been a study in incompetence that has mainly dramatized the candidate's sense of entitlement. your thoughts, can jeb bush fix this? >> i don't think he can fix this. if this is his campaign, i don't think he offers anything to anyone in the party that they really can't get from somebody else in a more attractive package. marco rubio is also from florida, also can help their chances of stopping the bleeding with latino voters. conservatives have just as many problems with jeb bush as they have with any of the other mainstream establishment republican candidates. so who wants to vote for jeb bush except for people who are intensely personally loyal to the bush family. and that's a small group of people. >> i believe smaller than a polling margin of error. katie -- >> absolutely. >> -- let me get your thoughts on the utili

mark with the girl voice. -hey. -hey. so, what are the odds that you bought that? probably about the same as you not getting a wedgie right now. no, okay, just hear me out. i... parker! ladies and gentlemen, in my hand, -i hold... -it's the music video! -i am m excited! -hey!! i had a whole speech prepared about my cinematic influences-- shh, shh, shh! park, it's starting. (rock music playing) i tried on my own i thought i'd get there around and round but i was only getting nowhere then you came along and gave me something something that i could believe in, trt in and i won't go back again as long as i have you i can live lili there's nothing left to lose you unbreak every fracture in my heart othing in this worldould ever tear this love apart they say you gotta take the good with the bad i'll take it all as long as i have you... as long as i have you... and i realize now i'm better with you you got here right on time yeah, you were my breakthrough you are my breakthrough as long as i have you i can live like there's nothing left to lose you unbreak every fracture in my heart whoa, they say you've gotta take the good with the bad i'll take it all as long as i have y

mark sturgeon in the house as well. the first quarter was a tough start. washington up the 17 - 2. down to the wire. tony parkerre is the triple tying the game at 99 but parker and this first left just enough time for bradley beal and the dagger. when it two-99. we saw the nats the manager and tomorrow, we will meet another member of the staff. mike maddux expects the lead to be there pitching coach . >> the newly and -- the new england patriots bella check showering praise. maybe he sees them as a threat and maybe he is just being nice. either way, we will see how it plays out sunday afternoon in foxboro. the redskins are confident heading into this matchup. it looks like they will get to sean jackson back in time for that game. the receiver says he has been impressed with the progression throughout the season. >>> i think he is going through his progressions and giving us a chance. we locked -- we lost to some tough battles. hopefully, we can make a playoff run. >>> ever since that big comeback victory. a viral sensation with the post game. you like that expo -- you like that! it has become somewhat of a rall

today marks 80 years since monopoly first hit the market. at least the version marketed by parker brothers. it was first developed in 1903 as a way to demonstrate the concept of monopoly. that birthday coincides with the class of beach white hall hall of fame and twister leads and duckies. s. and duckies -- inductee it became popular after johnny carson played a round on the tonight show. the puppets and the super soaker water gun round out the class. leon: if you are happy and you know it, don't grow up. that's the gist of a new study. researchers asked people in the 30's and older if they are happy. they found that this generation is not as happy as the one that came before it. the authors say the ages of supposed to bring -- age is supposed to bring happiness and contentment. people are facing more financial pressure. alison: you can say we were promised jet packs. we may not have them in the year 2015 but see a video making a splash with them online. leon: very cool stuff. nasa shares a new theory about what happened to mars. >> it was one of the best investments. alison: forg

what to do about the middle east, and again he uses this phrase as kathleen parker says you can't get enough of iron-ass. marklast week dealing with jeb bush trying to figure out how to outdistance himself from bush, from whatever -- all things bush. this couldn't have come at a worse time for him. >> it gets more awkward because this coming week we have the republican party is meeting for its annual or its presidential fund-raiser gathering. dick cheney is a featured speaker there. and then jeb showing up. it's like great, getting the band back together one more time toe kind of dysfunctional. >> it feels like the bigger issue is the republican party doesn't know what to do with the legacy does? >> a lot of them don't. one of the best moments jeb had is when he said my brother kept us safe. that's the best part. he did the middle of our hour grief speech and the republican base wants that to be w.'s legacy. h.w.'s comments run into that headwind because most of the republicans i talk to admire the vice president and the former sec-def a lot. >> what do we like the best? we like the fact they actually confirm

parker -- emily: he was president at that time? chamath: he said that he was going to be in washington, d.c. where aol's offices were. i'll be with markuckerberg, do you want to meet? we had a meeting and i thought this was super interesting. these guys are up to something. and so i did a deal with facebook where we integrated aim into pages of facebook. in that process, that's how i got to meet them. emily: what was he like at that time? chamath: high potential, but still very young. emily: did you know? did you have a feeling that it was going to be huge? chamath: i don't think we knew until about 2008, mid-2008. the reason why is that by then we could say to ourselves, there is a formula here. and by "formula" i mean that we understood the psychology of why people wanted to be a part of this. once you understand the psychology, that is just a matter of building features and software that bring that psychology to life. people loved this emotional and, you know, responsiveness that facebook could give them. so the formula was to figure out how these early behaviors could then drive the ability for you and me to pull other people, bec

mark as an all american. story. >> and award winning actress mary lououe parker has added a new element to her impressive resume, author. a look back at letters to her father and other influential men in her life. >> and it is a come back of music fans expected after all these years. we'll talk to front man jeff lynne and they will play in our saturday session. >> we e gin with breaking news, belgium is on high alert and the capital of brussels is on lockdown as the government warns of the possible terror attack similar to a week ago in paris. the subway system has been closed down. the belgium government describes imminent. >> in paris the search continues for more suspects in last week's terror attack. at least one suspect is at large. the city mourned for the victims last night. all of france remains on high alert after the deadly attack. >> the west african nation of mali is under a ten day state of emergency startingtoday. following the terror attack at ththluxury hotel. more than a dozen p pple weree killed in friday's assault. including one american. anita datar of maryland. taken. >>> and how terrorism iser tre

mark here will basically scribe. take the notes and times and all that stuff. >> together with fbi agent parker they cull through the ads they found on craigslist. >> and what i've done is i've attached them so we know who this girl is. >> okay. >> investigators say when you see an ad with a blurred face, that is usually a dead give-away the girl is underage. >> these guys have learned the feds will get them for production and distribution of kiddy porn by placing them on craigslist, 15 years minimum. >> they explain how they choose the juveniles they will be contacting tonight. >> i think i found one here. a missing girl out of redwood city here. this is the ad that i found. >> you think that's her. >> yeah. i think it's a very good possibility that it's her. >> throughout the night, agent parker cruises craigslist and points out other possible girls the officers can invite to the room. >> at first you may not see them as children because of the way they're presented and dressed and all the makeup. if you take a look at them you can see the innocence and see the fact they are children. there is a high market for th

parker who said it is the new economy stocks that continue to power us forward. and that is what we've seen. >> i think adam is talking to portfolio managers that need a bench mark.you are hunting for bench market beating stuff, don't go into the beaten up stuff. >> because it hasn't worked. i'm a portfolio manager. >> can tell you firsthand. >> he's preaching. >> if we go from growth into value, that would imply better growth from a gdp point of view. >> the way i look at it, if growth holds together in the u.s. and the rest of the world does okay, that is where you have to leverage to it, in the more cyclical stocks. >> growth itself doesn't become so dear. if nothing is moving, you have to find the amazon.com that is and let everybody buy the stretching dress that nicole miller is stressing and we're going to go google right now. thank you. mike and stephanie on "closing bell" this afternoon. "fast money" starting in minutes. melissa lee is is on top. >> we would play a game with dennis gartman on commodities, we're put ug his feet to the fire. >> it feels like the whole market hangs on this question, melissa. so let's have dennis settle it out. >> thank you,