what had happened to nicole? >> this could go down any number of pathses. >> and it did. >> had her troubled past finally caught up with her? >> i saw the pill bottle and i freaked out. >> or was it something much darker? >> he told me that he would put it in her red bull. >> how did she change? >> she became more sexual with people. >> who wanted her dead? >> he thought he was somewhat of a player. >> did it make him a killer? >> i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline." here is dennis murphy with "secrets in seattle." 3 f2 con la historia, les presento a a woman lost had been found in the tangle of the blackberries. a naked body. a small tattoo on the back. a necklace and signs of strange legislation. the detective sent to a patch of trees and boggy undergrowth near the seattle airport's runways, guessed it was her. they would soon be proved correct. nine days to find her, the answer to where. another seven years still ahead to answer the questions of all homicides, who, and why. but we have to go back, before t

nicole is vanesa's mother. >> you like the music?es with her 47-year-old mom. >> i'm sure you've had this before. but you do not look like mother and daughter. >> thank you so much. when we travel and we go out, we usually say that we're -- we usually say that we're here for business. and out for the night. yeah, we're co-workers. but we don't say we're mother-daughter. >> reporter: forget traditional sunday dinner or the old school mani-pedi outing. for some mothers and daughters, modern-day mommy and me time now means partying together till dawn. >> let's go. >> there are some people who say you shouldn't cross that line, you should always be mother-daughter, not best friends. >> what's wrong with going out with your daughter, having fun, dancing, enjoying amazing moments together? i don't see anything wrong with it. >> reporter: and it's not just nicole and vanesa. the trend toward hipper, hotter moms can be spotted amongst hollywood mother-daughter duos. from lindsay and deena to madda and lourdes to demi and rumor. they're setti

what is going on, nicole? nicole: home depot hitting a new high, number one on the dow.atching the upside as well. these retailers, these are the bright spots, home depot and lowe's. in a time with very low mortgage rates and we have watched a lot of the home improvement type names doing well coupled with the homebuilders who continue to show some confidence as we have gotten a number this week which showed very much that. that is what we're watching for home depot overall. sales increased 7.4%. also not only did they see sales jump but also the transaction volume improve as well, so this group doing very well abroad overall. you did see some of the other names with down arrows. the big picture is home improvement and homes are often better. connell: fast food that may not be so fast. mcdonald's is now experimenting with a new concept, and it would be custom-made burgers. basically the customers design their choice burger on an ipad. they would be drilled to order these burgers meaning they would have to wait longer to get their special meals and it would cost more than

nicole petallides to check out the retail winners and losers. nicole: that is right. the twitter ipo will be happening tomorrow. take a look at ralph lauren up 5%. this is going forward. good news as we continue to watch it moving to the upside. 179.86. how about abercrombie and fitch? down 13.5% now for abercrombie and fitch. also closing stores that are underperforming and those are going to try and bring in shoes, expand sizes and obviously make it more interesting for the holidays because they have been struggling with sales this year. and the bigger story, jcpenney. townsend and .5% right now, $7.67 per share for jcpenney. continues under pressure. down over 60% this year. back to you. liz: retailers, extreme importance stocks heading into the holiday season. seems like the sky is the ceiling for stocks. soaring high like superman. one money manager with more than 2 trillion in assets under management in her company says we might see a pullback soon but don't fret, could be an opportunity to make a pretty penny. joining me now, liz ann sonders, charles schwab sen

nicole rejoins us.e: we thought there was a possibility of men's warehouse and joseph a bank getting back together. now the offer is just too low. the first is men's warehouse response to the letter of joseph a bank saying men's warehouse board of director concluded it is not in the best interest of shareholders to provide access to information. it is just too low. the ceo is confident the strategic plan will deliver more value to the shareholders than the inadequate highly conditional proposal bid thanks the support we have received. we have been watching, down to under 30% --dash two.33%. i do not happening unless there is a sweetened bid. maybe they can reconsider. connell: thank you, nicole, we appreciate it. dagen: men's warehouse bought the label started by famed designer reigniting the brand with its creator. connell: here with us right now. chief creative director for the men's warehouse. did you talk about anything the call was talking about? >> i am on the creative side. i leave that to smarte

nicole petallides standing on the floor of the new york stock exchange. with what, nicole. and connell. just came out of the crowd. just spoke to duncan neiderauer who was in the twitter crowd, the first trade as we've been watching here. right now it is at 49.42. that is something. 89% to the upside. everything went smoothly as anticipated. and, we saw it opening around 10:50 a.m. so in the 10:00 a.m. hour. so you can see the stock is up 90% at the moment. so that has been the hoopla of the morning. obviously highly anticipated stock of the year. ipo of the year.

kip and nicole were sabotaging their own million dollar property.i don't understand why you were doing it. >> um, we didn't either, at this point. >> when there's enough potential profit in a building, the tactics escalate because the landlord wants to get his hands on that money. >> i was in the hallway. and i hear screaming. stop. stop! stop!" "i call the police, stop!" >> reporter: it was a handsaw, coming up thru the floorboards of apartment four. >> they are sawing -- they are sawing my floor. they cut a new hole in it. >> this looks, like, right out of a cartoon. uh, literally, you can see the blade going -- going through the uh, wooden floor. >> reporter: i'm guessing that's not legal. >> no. to say the least. if anybody was gonna make a movie, uh, about a problem between landlords and tenants, this would be a perfect script. >> reporter: the da's office rolled the credits on the macys' reign of terror, charging them with a fistful of felonies, the case aided by shocking boasts that kip had made on the internet. >> i will be demolishing his u

nicole petallides, the dow and s. and be looking for another record. nicole: looking pretty good.a quarter of a point. the s&p if it were to close at levels we saw earlier it would be a record close, there was an intra-day record all time high helped by microsoft, and a few of the names leading the way, united healthcare, goldman sachs, that is the environment we are in. we are challenging a car highs, we're getting good news out of europe, factory waters, factory news was good news that there may be taking further easing measures. dennis: thank you very much. kathleen sebelius says next week is the week we get numbers on how many americans have and rules for obamacare as she faces a tough round of questioning. on capitol hill with the latest, a contentious day. >> republicans, al website is doing. and the finance committee, max baucus one of the chief architect of the laws that was not forthcoming about the problems it was encountering during the rollout of health care.gov. and the president's promise, not proving to be the case and all the cases around the country and senator jo

charles, come on, nicole.ompanies leading the dow and tell me who they are and how big. nicole: did anybody ask for me? >> 20%, the other 20%. nicole: nobody beside my mothers cares? that's a good sign. right here are some of the new highs, you've seen that 3m and nike pulled back, but when you talk about record highs, boeing, ge, exxon, certainly great numbers and we talked about boeing's largest order ever. so, so far so good. monumental day on wall street. stuart: out of interest what was that boeing order? it was 250 planes or something like that? >> 259 of the new 777 jets and that's obviously the largest ever they've received. this is worth about over 100 billion dollars. stuart: yeah, that's a big order. no wonder the stock is up. all right, nicole, 20% asked for you, okay? now this. nancy pelosi still defending obamacare. just listen to this. >> i think we just have to remain calm, get through the website getting fixed, clarify some misrepresentations about it, but it's the law of the land, it's an imp

nicole petallides standing on the floor of the new york stock exchange. with what, nicole. what are you looking at. >> good morning, dagen and connell. just came out of the crowd. just spoke to duncan neiderauer who was in the twitter crowd, the first trade as we've been watching here. right now it is at 49.42. that is something. 89% to the upside. everything went smoothly as anticipated. and, we saw it opening around 10:50 a.m. so in the 10:00 a.m. hour. so you can see the stock is up 90% at the moment. so that has been the hoopla of the morning. obviously highly anticipated stock of the year. ipo of the year. meantime, as far as broader markets, the ecb cut rates unexpectedly. the u.s. dollar has been very strong this morning. euro has been tanking. we continue watch other names on wall street. other names are on the move. but the big picture herr the banking index right now is slightly higher. seeing stock market pulling back to a certain extent. we're watching other names. a lot of retailers here. a watching jcpenney on the move. retail focus, last 10 minutes are about

nicole: let's take a look.ake a look, and opened the book, papa john's, let's see how they are fair in. papa john's up a quarter of 1%. with a gain of 3/4%. it is down $70.81. rocking these names reporting "after the bell," domino's pizza a rare earnings miss recently, the same business, noted high costs so that is not necessarily good news but they got raised in you see open to people downgraded so watch these names, a mixed bag. connell: they're a big implications in this football story, the lineman, spend indefinitely with allegations that big-time bullying against a fellow teammate of his. the mac incognito has been in trouble, $13 million contract. the senior and a fellow writer for foxsports.com and we are referring to jonathan martin, the man known for the dolphins. >> second round pick from two years ago, and one of the veteran leaders of this team voted by his teammates to the leadership cal's lead and also a captain in the voice of the locker room, one of the leading veteran players and this is not sh

ashley: nicole, thanks very much. commodity reaction as the equity markets hit record territory? >> absolutely. the money is chasing the stock market. what happens then, ashley? investors sell out of other assets like gold and silver. both are down as u.s. dollars flow out of those metals into the equity market. right now gold prices suffering the biggest drop in about a week. we're looking at gold down $14 at 1273 a troy ounce. silver is down even bigger than gold on percentage basis, down 1 1/2%. $20.40 an ounce. in addition to money flowing out of the assets into the stock market, they're watching a lot of fed speak. we have a couple of fed speakers today. ben bernanke tomorrow evening. we have jobless claims on thursday. the markets will all watching all this, as that happens, guys, oil prices were down. they dropped down a buck after william dudley, the new york fed president, spoke very onoptimistically about the u.s. economy, leading to speculation we might see taper by the end of the year. oil prices still dow

adam: thank you, nicole.i: credit card balances declined for the fourth consecutive month in the september. federal reserve said revolving credit fell by $2 billion. is this a sign that americans may be prepared to spend a little more, a little more wise holiday season? let's bring in money guru and nationally syndicated talk show host, dave ramsey and dave's daughter, rachel cruze. >> great to be here. lori: good to have you. biggest mistake people use planning to spend using credit cards for holiday shopping. >> we all know we're not supposed to do that. like going to a bar and drinking too much. you know you will have a hangover. the stupid credit cards will be there in may. we heard the statistic. break the cycle. be intentional, we'll do this with cash. we'll change our process? because the other one is not working. lori: go ahead. adam: rachel, what about people who quite aren't established yet in their careers? they're under 30 and want to give gifts for the friend and don't have fund to do it. should

nicole petallides, do we have nicole? nicole: i am here. we pick his brain plenty. of the traders have been looking at the market we have been watching. the dow jones industrial sections highs, 15,701. a gain of 108 points and continuing the winning streak we have seen recently four of the major market averages. right now you can see s&p is up 1 full percentage point. the day after they seem to have a twitter hangover to a certain extent. i have shared notes, this is the busiest ipo we have seen since 2007. it certainly has been a busy week. yesterday pulled back from the big gain, still above the $26 ipo price. back to you. lori: that is a good sign. in moscow, you don't have to pay squat. if you do 30 squats before boarding a train, your subway ticket is free. typical is 30, so each squat is worth one. latest effort to promote the olympics, set to kick off in russia this march. adam: evening wear. thinking inside the box to get out of a daily rut. lori: sending beauty samples to your door. how it all works next we ha. ♪ [ male announcer ] it is more than just a ne

dagen: thank you, nicole. connell: little-known failsafe getting health insurance companies some added protection against losses and it leaves us the taxpayers stuck with the bill. dagen: rich edson in washington to explain. rich: the actuaries are worried. look out. the letter of all the consequences of the minister to fix allowing insurance companies to reissue plans as healt healte law phases out the american academy of actuaries warns consumers may face higher premiums which still may fall short and cost insurance companies and insurance companies then try to recoup those losses in 2015 by raising premiums further and it may cost the federal government because of a provision in the law creating so-called risk car doors requiring the federal government to subsidize insurance companies who fail to anensure enough healthy young people. one republicans say opens the door to a bailout of insurance companies. some democrats continue to criticize the president's promise in selling the law. >> he should have been

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dagen: thank you, nicole.onnell: 82,000 is capacity at metlife stadium as a use that illustration to talk about obamacare and this fiasco. the numbers that are out show you can only 40,000-50,000 people have actually enrolled as of last week. well below the administration target, which was 500,000 people. dagen: half a million people. steve forbes here to make sense of all of this. chairman of forbes media. ready to weigh in. do these numbers surprise you, steve, at all? >> no. even those numbers are slightly exaggerated. the reports that it is the equivalent if you put your policy in effect in the card but you haven't bought it, they're counting it as a sale and the private sector cannot do that. so even those numbers are exaggerated and that is why the administration is going to have a big push to expand medicare as a way of getting around the exchange snafu. connell: no way they're getting toward the 7 million this spring. >> they're going to have to do something. the way they're going to do it is medicare.

you can hear nicole petallides. thanks, nicole. nicole: thank you.ore stocks for you, we always say that content is king and netflix content in the movie business. the company just bought "the square", that's an original on the uprising in tahrir square. the film is getting oscar buzz. the stock is down $3, at 334. strong, dare i say democratic luxury spending giving michael kors a profit boost and remember, that's a charles payne pick and the stock is up 3 1/4%, 77 on kors. back to the obamacare disaster, that's what i'm calling it. we've got more numbers for you. the keiser family foundation says nearly 17 million low to middle income americans will be eligible for tax credits to buy obamacare. elizabeth macdonald is here with us. first of all, this is separate from medicaid, which you get for free, right? and these are subsidies paid to nearly 17 million people in the form of a tax credit. >> right. stuart: is that like cash in the hand? >> it is like cash. what we're seeing here is essentially the tax credits in health reform could amount to the

nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange.d high. nicole: exciting for the bulls out there who didn't know whether there was more room to the upside. there was. we have a record all time high day on wall street for the s&p 500 trading 1776 and change at its highest point, point off of that level. we will see if it closes above 1771 to have a closing high. the dow and nasdaq with up arrows, they did not record intraday highs and you are seeing up arrows, the dow is up 18 points. home depot, united healthcare and travelers, you are seeing retail index, banking index with up arrows, that shows you the tide has turned earlier today, weaker sentiment particularly out of china and now you are starting to see a lot of green arrows. ashley: here is a story lot of people are talking about. 1-third of adults, thirty-three% of americans are at risk and should consider using less than drug to manage cholesterol. new regulations out from the american college of cardiology and the american heart association could mean big business for compa

nicole petallides, there is no end to these records. whether traders are still confident in their bullishness. or whether they're beginning to get a little waiverring at the top here? >> of course they know it is frothy and sitting at highs. i was talking to john corpina from meridian financial partners. look. david: nicole, yellen, santa claus rally. momentum is to the upside and they can't deny it. liz: momentum was to upside yesterday for intel and flipped over today sinking into the red, down several percentage points giving a disappointing outlook for its sales next year. >> right. that was a hit to intel because a weak forecast really trumped other news their expansion into the mobile market. you did see it under some pressure. david: all right. every day this week we've been talking about it. you know i love "hunger games." we'll see the new one on sunday. already got my tickets by the way. going on sunday. lionsgate getting another pop i assume because of the new movie? >> it sure is. we're seeing it higher today by over 3%. yea

tracy: thank you, nicole. >>> well, drivers rejoice! i do at least. pump are at the lowest levels seen all year. they're actually poised to drop even further. sandra smith live from the pits of the cme with today's trade. you don't see how "gigli" and happy i am right now but this actually makes my day. >> tracy, i know the pain that you usually feel, those high gas prices. you're at new jersey you have to pay for full service on top of all of that. that being said, what is happening over at the no, nicole mentioned michael kors hitting all-time highs, doing very well. retailers, restaurant stocks, guess what? they will all benefit from these lower gas prices. i got off the phone with patrick dehaan at gasbuddy.com. he reminded me for every penny drop we see in a gallon of gasoline in this country, americans save $4 million a day. this goes right back into the american consumers pocket. oil price, reason for that we're down another dollar today, hitting four-month lows, rbob gasoline, wholesale gasoline prices hitting 22-month lows. that is translatin

adam: nicole, thank you very much.ny stores in ohio are launching a food drive for needy workers but it has enraged some employees who have staged walkouts. liz macdonald joining us. liz: we have been tracking this developing story. a fate of conference calls by union groups thing we want to expand black friday and thanksgiving day walkouts. and local individual walmart store outside of cleveland, ohio, put out boxes, here is the sign you will see here. your management team is donating meals for workers for associates for fellow employees at walmart, so the push is on saying walmart clearly does not pay enough for its own workers to the point workers themselves are donating canned foods for fellow associates. adam: this raises an interesting question, the argument the union makes is you and i subsidize lower wages at walmart through food stamps, benefits that lope gets. liz: they noted 300 workers at the walmart store will cost taxpayers over $900,000 in food stamp benefits and government help. walmart is saying essent

connell: nicole, thank you very much.he other story is united states and iran reaching a deal to freeze the nuclear program for six months, but the fallout has far-reaching impacts among political and economic. oil prices falling today, something we are watching but the political impact is much more complicated as you have lawmakers on both sides who are skeptical of this deal that was announced over the weekend. let's begin our coverage with peter barnes with more. peter: there is a wave of criticism over the nuclear deal with iran over israel and saudi arabia and republicans and democrats in congress as you mention say iran cannot be trusted, the six months agreement is not tough enough and will keep iran on course to building nuclear weapons. iran promised to cap uranium enrichment and neutralize the stockpile in the deal to limit uses to peaceful civilian purposes for now. i ran promising they will not create any new centrifuges and suspend work on the nuclear reactor in the town of iraq. increasing u.n. inspections.

connell: nicole petallides. nicole: it is all tricky. let's look at what is going on.oth of these retailers are hitting some halfs, multiyear highs,'s warehouse a 6%, joseph a. bank up 9%, and this on the news that men's warehouse has offered by joseph a. bank for $1 billion, 8.7% premium. this is three weeks after a judge if a bank tried to buy its bitter rival men's warehouse and moments ago we got confirmation that they did get this unsolicited proposal. watch all of these leads seems all the analysts on wall street think the merger is a good idea and shareholders are pretty happy today. dennis: as we talk about retailer the big deals you get on black friday, always advertise, you think you are getting a great deal, they draw you into the store but according to a new record they may not be worth after all. the wall street journal says the retailer has worked backward with their suppliers to set starting prices and the supposed markdowns, items would be sold at profit margins the retailers wanted from the beginning. the journal and its story uses an example of a red

liz: let's go to nicole nicole petallides on the floor. >> reporter: look, back and forth action hasen close up one point, this could be the 42nd record of this year for the dow. david: let's talk about some specifics here, nicole. we've got twitter, facebook, all of the social media stocks are not doing too well today, why not? >> reporter: barron's had negative comments. but the nasdaq, 4,000 today. big deal there. liz: here go the bells ringing on wall street. at one point we were 45 points for the dow jones industrials, lost it all, gained back about ten points. the russell 2000 loses just a fraction of a percent. you could call this flat. let's not make too big a deal of this because we still are in recorder story. david: i am david asman, time for your front page headlines. pending home sales falling to a ten-month low in october. sales of previously-owned homes fell .6% missing economists' expectations of 1.3%. liz: elon musk poised for its first satellite launch, a rocket due to lift off from cape

nicole: yes. stuart: thank you. stay there, nicole.mes, first up mcdonald's admits it introduced too many new menu items too quickly. the president of the mcdonald's usa says the pace of introduction was too fast, he says. mcdonald's stock is up 10% this year, dead flat this morning. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway revealed a $3 billion stake in exxon. berkshire bought 40 million shares and exxon is the world's largest publicly traded oil company and it had been up 7% and now it's up another 1 is% this morning. now let's get to capitol hill where marsha blackburn is with us from tennessee. the fred upton bill goes up for vote today. can you give me an estimate of how many democrats would vote for it? we heard rich edson say 35, which adds up to a sizable democrat revolt. what say you? >> yes, yes, it does. i think that you're looking at 25 to 35. it's a number of democrats who are going to cross and vote for the bill. i mean, they're hearing from their constituents, like all the rest of us are. people are livid with the way this ro

let's get to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange.e stocks on the data stock for marking gains setting record after record of their own all time highs, consecutive weekly gains. the stocks are not participating, you see all down arrows, deltona hit a high today at 1 point and held back. despite the fact you had a lot of travel for the holiday season there are concerns about valuation. southwest the peterson, jetblue up 60% and the oil prices have been favorable for the airline, oil around six month lows of the day, la coming back $1.21. ashley: we have some young traders behind you with their balloon animals. thank you very much. action on the floor today. ashley: which stores will come out as winners and which will come out as losers? joining me is capital markets managing director and experienced market services managing director. thank you for being here. i am glad to see made it out alive today. you made it to the mall america earlier today to test the waters, see what they were shaping up. what did you see at the biggest mall in

let's go back to nicole to look at this thing.ord day on wall street but we are seeing citrix systems coming under pressure. this is a lot of technology, folks. but you are looking at these two companies because amazon came out with a product that competes directly with citrix systems products. you have some of the analysts jumping on board who are already cautious on citrix systems talking about the fact they have already seen weak results and now taught composition from amazon. does not seem to think they will be facing the same customers. the amazon product is for a lower end customer and that won't really be a bother for citrix systems. meanwhile, down 5% hitting a new low. down year to date. and then there is amazon, right. new high for amazon, year to date almost 50%. the tale of two stories. in this case they are crisscrossed in. liz: nicole has three boys. i can only imagine how many video games they like to play. nicole: is amazing i fit in the house. liz: your closet has been taken over. tomorrow sony launches what has b

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, what is going on?oday and u.s. steel and steel dynamics actually hitting some 52-week highs and this is on positive news from goldman sachs, basically a call on steel that is really good news for some of steel-makers. look at ak steel, up 10%. u.s. steel is up 4 1/2%. they basically talk about the supply demand fundamentals, seeing improvement there and heading into a sustainable recovery in the coming years going forward. so they raised a group. originally cautious on the group. raised it to neutral. some of these stocks they actually put buy ratings on particular stocks. you're seeing them higher. ak steel up 10% at the moment. back to you. tracy: thank you, nicole. we'll check in with you again in 15 minutes. ashley: sac capital hit with the largest insider trading fine ever but are charges about to, filed against company managers? we're live with sec former enforcement attorney next. tracy: air traffic back to normal at los angeles international airport as investigators why a gunman went on a rampa

nicole petallides getting some money. nicole: that is right.et's take paula, this is starbucks craft story. let's kick it off with starbucks and kraft food with up arrows basically flat but it is a settlement here of $2.7 billion award that this is because starbucks said kraft wasn't doing enough to stock its coffee. in return starbucks pulled out of the deal and terminated the agreement early and had a litigation's, fees and the like so in the meantime here it is, this is finalized. it spun off craft and could be a big beneficiary of this whole thing. >> this is an issue, the obamacare girl, has been at it. amy or block had a first interview with the if infamous face at the healthcare.gov synonymous with the rollout, there she is on the web site. turns out her name is adriana, citizen of columbia, permanent resident, is not thrilled about this new-found fame, she apparently released her photo to be used as our stock photo but she never thought it would end up on the site. the worst part is she didn't get paid, didn't get a dollar out of this.

nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. get really close to the record highs, nicole.e record highs on wall street all-time record highs dow jones industrial sitting at 16,108 right now. on friday hou our 41st record ce on the year. looking at the all-time record high today. wanted to talk about the s&p s&p 500. jcpenney turnaround efforts despite the fact they burned through a lot of cash, they will be out of the s&p 500 going to the s&p 400. actually spinning off, and that is going to be an ipo into the s&p 500 and there will be some changes to the 400 small cap as well. tracy: thank you, nicole. ashley: it is the busiest travel week of the year. already the country is getting hit with a massive storm and travel delays. rain, snow, sleet, ice, you name it coming down coast-to-coast. some predicted could impact 100 million people when all is said and done. janice dean will be very busy over the coming days. when and where can we expect the biggest impact, and obviously the timing could not be worse. >> the timing is awful all along the east coast tuesday into wednesda

thanks, nicole. night for christie's the reknowned auction house kicked off fall season with a poor start, one quarter of the impressionist and paintings up for auction went unsold. sales for the new york auction were estimated to reach $118 million. finished far below the mark at 144 million. some keeping eye on auction and high valuations and mixed quality seemed to keep potential buyers on the sideline. this was second consecutive night of lackluster sales of christie's after a weak night of auctioning on monday. no truth to the rumor the bargain basement paintings will be on ebay. bad joke. lori: private money pouring into fund new stadiums when struggling municipalities can not. adam: so far mixed results. the scorecard for some of the biggest arenas in the country next. ♪ ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stocks... breaking int

nicole: i have a crowd.s, i don't think their parents are hitting the supermarket today. we will look at these names, kroger, whole foods, holding back supervalue squeezing out centimes but they faced competition against each other and the food stamp is an issue for them so that is something we are watching and over all kids day on wall street, these are the new york stock exchange community children all here but what is interesting is years past there was a lot more going on, video games upstairs, more subdued this year with face painting and balloonmaking on the floor but what are the kids's favored retailers? raise your hand. >> game stop. >> toys r us. >> target. >> justice. >> how about over here? >> craft. >> anybody have anything on their list? >> maybe 4. >> that is a good one. >> target. >> how about you? toys r us. i can't leave you out. >> toys r us. >> a big girl. >> toys r us. >> really? >> target. >> target has a lot of toys and that is the other thing about retailers, knowing what consumers wa

what about you, nicole? nicole: it doesn't have the same euphoria as facebook.everybody. check the price of oil, please. gas is going down. oil lose $9 per barrel in a month. up today at 94, but the $9 drop we have seen has brought the price of natural, sorry, reagan aghast down. down another penny overnight. i've got to show you the four states where regular gas has a $2 handle. the average in the states. all of those four states. to sandra smith in chicago. we are going to more states pretty soon. what do you think? >> your pointing out the states where the average is eight to handle. we are already seeing over 30 states we can see at least gas under $3 per gallon. but they are predicting right now that in addition to the four states you just showed, kansas, nebraska, texas, among them we will see 10 more states by the end of the year on the state average below the $3 mark. prices will keep going down from here, and by the year's end the national average will be $3.10 per gallon. something i am sure we will all enjoy as we happen to do our holiday shopping. st

tracy: thanks, nicole. year the equity market clearly has its groove back. one of the reasons for the market's gains, huge flows from equities, from retail investors, maybe not so huge. wall street's term for mom-and-pop of course is the retail investor. so in the past extreme bullishness from retail has been a signal of market tops, leading us to our twitter question of the day. so with everyone piling back into stocks is it time for you to get the heck out? are you selling? tweet us your responses. we'll show them at the bottom of the screen. here to debate the issue, blackrock chief investment strategist, russ koesterich and our own list mcdonald. russ, send it out to you first. a lot of retail people have missed the run and looking at it and saying i got to get in but is it really that many people we're talking about here? >> well, we are seeing flows back into equities and a big departure what we saw back in 2009, 10, 11, 2012. i think it is important to put this phenomenon into perspective. between 20

we have to go to nicole first. have to look at the broader markets. we're down 91 points. >> let's look at the broader markets first. the dow, nasdaq and s&p are pulling back where the dollar is gaining, euro is pulling back. ecb cut rates to lower than expected levels. the dow is down to 15,655. tech-heavy nasdaq has been the worst of the bunch down 1.3%. so we're seeing pressure on these markets. don't forget we saw records to speak of. so a little pullback not unusual. let's get to twitter, 46.94. it opened at 45.10 and shot up to above 50 bucks. then down to 44 bucks. we we've seen it all over. traders noting the 45, 46-dollar range seems pretty fair. that is where it is hovering. shares are trading hands over and over. 70, to maybe 80 million shares. no name news people though. there was talk we would see katy perry or justin bieber, big twitter users. but we had enough people on the floor. >> thank you, nicole. we want to go to robert to look how much the founders stand to make off of today's offering. robert

nicole: good morning. you are absolutely right getting close to 60,000 or 16,991, the survey helps us with jobless claims that came in slightly better, adopt 91 points a gain of 1/2% and nasdaq composite up 1 percentage point. the isn't be at 1792 and majority of names on the dodge and industrials have green arrows, 25 have up arrows led by jpmorgan, united healthcare, american express. a lot of winners to speak of. also want to talk about green mountain coffee roasters. the stock is soaring at the scene%. they can she not with quarterly profit on a rise by a 30%. dagen: couples enrolling in obamacare are facing what is being called a marriage penalty in the new health-care law in terms of subsidies you will get based on income levels. there heritage foundation discovering married couples will paid can thousand dollars more per year than under counterparts. connell: how does it all work? >> obamacare subsidies or tax peer dollars given to people to hold the health-insurance are based on income and where th

connell: nicole petallides.en will be on capitol hill to defend the federal reserve superduper easy monetary policy. holding confirmation hearings to determine whether she will or will not replace ben bernanke as the fed chief. connell: our next guest has concerns, for managing director at bain capital joined us so many times to talk about mitt romney. we're happy to have a new subject. why should we be concerned about janet yellen? >> it has a significant positive impact on the economy and the other is it has no impact at all other than to at risk. we have pumped $2 billion into the money supply and look at what has happened. no increase in growth or inflation as a result. it would seem like the other theory has been validated which it can do a little more than add the risk to the economy slowing down investment and yet we will continue to pursue a strategy of pumping even more money into the economy than we already have. dagen: isn't it possible that we would have negative economic growth, zero job growth? cou

adam: nicole petallides looking at earning movers. nicole: seeing some big names.sco systems, the number one loser on the s&p 500 down 12% right now. walmart managing to squeeze out a game here, but we do have number one and two losers on the s&p 500. kohls saw a drop in same-store sales in revenue as well as the prophet is dropping but they are looking forward to the holiday season. macy's did well because of the discount and they have seen and a lot are expecting deep discounts cutting into margins during the holidays. lori: cheryl casone spoke with cisco ceo on "countdown to the closing bell" back in august. the day after cisco reported earnings and the stock was down 10% on that day. chambers and of the interview a bold statement. >> one last quick comment if you have a second. watch where this stock is two weeks from now, four weeks from now and a quarter from now and see if the market overreacted or not. lori: okay. that was back on august 15. he wanted us to watch the stock and we have. a big direction but not the direction he had hoped for. it is down 14%.

nicole, you know the cheneys.hat forced dick cheney to go out publicly yesterday and to put out a statement over a family matter? >> look, i think anyone in a family understands that families fight. so i don't think it was the sort of thing that people couldn't relate to, a dispute among families. i think that what must have stunning is what gene robinson writes about in today's "post." heather writes about something that, some of liz cheney's critics believe is her greatest vulnerability and that's the suggestion, the hint this was a political calculation. heather poe took to facebook and wrote as liz moves from state to state she may fine her family isn't protected by the same laws as she moves. liz's greatest vulnerability in her senate run is this charge of political calculation, this charge that she set out, she picked wyoming on a map, she set out there to unseat a popular conservative republican. so, i think that what happened with something political not personal that may have inspired this statement becau

nicole mitchell is here.laces look like this behind us with the snow. >> that's a pretty small corridor, but we had to have the temperatures drop to support snow versus rain. the temperatures have dropped well south into the country. a lot of that snow is great lakes and up through the mid atlantic. we'll talk more about that coming up. one other talking point in the southern tier of the country is places like oklahoma at 32 degrees. we're freezing from this morning. yesterday, we started in the 40's and 50's. hasn't gotten to southern texas, so morning temperatures are in the 60's. all through the south, different front of the and freeze advisories. a lot of morning temperatures aren't going too high for the rest of the day, including the northeast. back to you guys. >> hello, winter. nicole, thank you. new physician show the impact of healthcare.govs glitches. less than 10% of the administration's target have signed up for the website. those physician don't include sign ups with state run exchanges. the whi

nicole petallides for you and i love to look at these retailers. nicole: absolutely. we know some retailers that have been struggling and others that continue to do well. sometimes they correlate. today we are seeing a lot of the retail names jumping up a long, macy's came out with great profits. nordstrom, limited brands, nike. a dow component as we are saying the s&p 500, some of these retail names help the new record highs today. so we have seen a slew of them, a whole long list of names related in addition to the ones we show. it really is bed, bath, and beyond. think you are getting one thing, you come out, is fun to these retailers especially heavy holiday season. liz: that is right. going for the towels and come up with the no space verse. nicole petallides, thank you. the trade action is very interesting. a bumpy morning for the market. stocks have indeed turned around things in part to what? speculation over what the chair nominee janet dillon might say in his senate testimony tomorrow. for the latest, the market moving on what they believe she might say. we

liz: nicole, petroleum we love -- nicole petallides we love our shorts.the index hitting record high? >> that's right. we talk about the transports as economically sensitive index hiting a new high again, 4th time this year. delta helped it along. other names including alaska air. jh hunt by is in the trucking business. great day for the transportation index. >> delta got a boost ahead of earnings today. >> the stock was up over 6% today, what a great move liz: a company came out and raised entire sector. >> steel dynamics hitting new 52-week highs. risk/reward going forward-looking better. any risks about being overstocked in steel were already priced in. so we saw this group really taking off today, really stellar performers. david: anadarko petroleum and tenet healthcare we're seeing year-to-date numbers going up. >> we'll watch for those in the four a.m. liz: finally blackberry struggling after the phone-maker announced stopping plans to sell itself. [closing bell ringing] the bells ring on wall street. blackberry, smacked down. look how stocks overal

nicole petallides. nicole: there's a lot to look at. first to acknowledge it is human life.hat is something we have to care for carefully but also want to look at the market, keep an eye on this. dow jones industrials up 20 points at 0.1%, back and forth action, we stole the ball little bit, not being a dramatic reaction, the nasdaq and doesn't he are pulling back some, the russell has been coming under pressure hitting highs so that is the overall market and watching the airlines carefully which seem to be doing well. and a couple of these, not much dramatic reaction but jetblue is up 2% a u.s. air reserve 1.5% at united continent above 1% so that group continues to do well. also worth noting, talking about gun sales we are watching that one, that had an incredible intraday spike when this news broke. interesting to watch those. back to you. ashley: all the airline stocks up including jetblue which operates out of terminal 3 at lax. cheryl: we follow the latest developments from lax terminal 3 evacuated, it looks like they're calling this a multi -- altercation incident, la

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nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. traders at the cme group and imax working, to you first, there is a murky plot in a sea of markets and that is energy stocks. we noel is falling in price is. any thing else at work? >> let's look, we're looking at oil, energy shares overall, $92.27 but earlier it was below $92 a barrel for the first time since june third and a lot of energy stocks have been in major market averages this week. also seeing bp and exxon mobile down 1/2% but we're seeing the the vix is gone back and forth like our markets have. we have seen the dow going back and forth through the recent days trying to clock in new games. liz: keep an eye on 12.4, extremely low historically. if not for the fact that it has been sitting there at 12-13-14 that signals the market top but it hasn't so far because the artificiality about what the fed is doing with quantitative easing in large-scale bond purchases, putting that aside because it is an old conversation, let's get to what people a talking about heading into decemb

nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. nicole: del 16,000, we saw the dow closing with its 40th record close of the year. 2013, certainly a monumental year for stocks, dow jones industrial average 12.5 points sitting at 16,023, points away, six points away from the all-time record -- record intraday high, we will be setting new highs, the nasdaq index in the with a up arrows, ticketing nasdaq up 1/3% and leaders on the dow like bowling, johnson and johnson, travelers and caterpillar as we watch the trend to the upside, this is our seventh straight week of gains assuming everything ends where it is. connell: we are always ahead of the game on markets now. thanks nato may be the big word for next weekend if not we made it into that because beginning this weekend the elements are expected to come to get it to deliver a storm that will start with snow in dallas on tuesday which is already a big deal and disrupt all the important thanksgiving commuters. forty-three million people are expected to participate, thanksgiving, so th

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connell: thank you, nicole. all right.ing market continuing to recover, the commercial real estate market also heating up which we're going to talk about for the next few minutes. it's number four, the emerging trends in real estate markets to watch lists for real estate investment and development. dagen: and closing over 50 deals on new york's top hot spots, president of hicken real estate and -- picken real estate and danielle has a new tv show as well. when did it, when does it air the is. >> it's going to be airing on tuesday. >> it's esquire network. >> the new nbc's chiropractor network. deag deag on some networks it was style. >> it was style. including directive, starts at 8:00 tuesday. dagen: do you find spaces for people who want to open a nightclub or bar, and you find them the space. how stinking difficult is that out in this city? >> it's challenging. it's very challenging. and that's why i think that we create such a large name and presence in the city, because we know we have the connections, the contacts, h

nicole what is the latest. >> let me give what you is going on here.day. of the we broke 16,000. s&p, 1800. kick it off with tesla. that is a name to watch. that is 200-dollar stock. this month down 25%. >> facebook shares declining today on concern that the social network popularity among younger users is fading right? >> right >> wunderlich had downgrade. [closing bell ringing] >> we were up the 16,000 level. more than psychological than anything else. up on the day on the dow but lower. underneath the 16,000 mark as you can see. looking at numbers lori: let's get to the front page headlines. new york fed president bill dudley feels more optimist i can about the recovery. as growth picks up he expects to see substantial improvement in labor market conditions. that probably adding to late session selling today. >> exactly. homebuilder confidence stablizing in november after falling two straight months. national association of homebuilders says there are still worries about washington budget battles. lori: aren't there always. boeing geting a nice pop