if you watch the footage on the trading floor that day, those were all members of the nyc training forinding stable and a smooth way to open a companies trading on public markets for the first time. we excel at that and the trading floor is a big part of that story. we still get so excited. i love the floor. is hard to hold that a cts love the floor. is hard to hold that acts of is exciting for me when i started that trading on the public floor, what it represents notjust me personally but to new york, the united states and the world. we are global institution. to be able to be pa rt global institution. to be able to be part of a team that gets to reinvent us part of a team that gets to reinvent us yet again as to how we want to be well—positioned for our cost as for the future, is really exciting. it comes through when i talk about. where he said the stock exchange going? our core mission remains the same, we are here and have been through the past few centuries to help companies raise capital to make the world that place and help investors to take part in that. that will be the same.

when i look around at the nyc management team or more broadly at the intercontinental exchange management are a lot of senior women in very senior roles, you know, senior executives. so i don't see it quite as, you know, i do think there's a trend to have more senior women in leader roles, and i think that we're moving in the right direction. we're not moving quite as quickly as a global, global landscape — in the global landscape, but i think we are heading in the right direction. still, the number of public company ceos that are women is very, you know, it's dreadfully low and it's frankly falling which is the wrong direction to see. so i think we need society to change a little bit and help support what the expectations are of senior — of what a senior executive looks like. why are there fewer women ceos? there's never really been a ceo of an investment bank either that's a woman. we welcome public companies here to the new york stock exchange all the time, and if i look back, most of them are men. there are two women ceos that came in to celebrate bringing their companies public and r

thanks very much for that nyc turkey is accusing the u.s. of trying to turn a blind eye to matter and mocked president translate his comments as comical tony betty has more from istanbul. president donald trump's statement of support for saudi arabia was perhaps no great shock in turkey but there was derision. yesterday statement is just comical the cia would know not only who killed them but what color the consulate cats were. the turkish government has said nothing officially but privately is angered by the us president ignoring a horrific murder because of economic reasons and there are worries this could lead to other governments abandoning human rights if you have a situation in the united states where you have a leader which is hostile to principles if you have a situation where you have an european union where many leaders who are once. defending human rights principles are now indifferent or silent or abuses taking place for example here in turkey or elsewhere i think this is a very. damaging time for human rights principles amnesty

nyc has changed its aggressive approach to things like marijuana smoking because of this national movement protesting these aggressive tactics. with 10 minutes left harry bruinius of the christian science monitor. michael from north carolina. thank you for waiting. caller: hello. host: go ahead. caller: you are showing the charts from 1993 comparing to rates now. how much of that permission is updated considering the rate of population growth in this country and how that might things.r change those you talk about perception. it seems like a lot of news agencies, they will only pick and choose parts of each story to put out there for their narrative. it seems to me not telling the whole truth is fake news. not accusing this man or anybody else of fake news. what would be the adjustment population rate in this country? thank you. host: thanks. guest: yes, these charts are adjusted for population growth. are the number of violent crimes are 100,000 residents in any given area. survey thatederal is done. a lot of these numbers are taken by sampling around the country. the question of how these

when i look around at the nyc management time or more broadly at the intercontinental exchange managementior women in these roles and i think we are moving the right direction. we are not moving as quickly as a global —— in the global landscape but we are heading in the right direction. still, the number of public company ceos that our women is dreadfully low and frankly falling which is the wrong direction to see. so i think we need society to change a little bit and help support what the expectations are of what a senior executive looks like. why are there so few women ceos? there has never been as ceo of an investment bank, a female one, either. we welcome them here all the time. if i look back, most of them are men. to women ceos came in to celebrate bringing the company public but as we stand on the bell podium, while there have been very few women there are more women in senior executive roles at those companies. we see that women are rising through the ranks and i think that is a sign of good things to come. do you think the fine and industry is overdue its own me to moment? —— fin

. >>> all right, we get started with trading right now from the nyc. "mad dash" from a man to my right. i want to talk a little zillow we have a chart that shows you how zillow has done. it is a chart of your house and the valuation increase of your house. sometimes when you read a conference call and the sto stock - oh, give me a break, right. spencer says we have a short call advertising lower than expected. he goes onto admit that he priced it wrong and he talks about pressure and home sales in the market i want to thank him. he did not hide it he came out and said why which therefore means when he tried to fix it which i think he can. it is a bad look >> well, and people are short. >> bad looking day here. >> i think everybody appreciates straight talk but what is he going to do to fix it. >> myzillow.com. >> mortgage app you saw. four years low >> don't you think it is time to tighten it aggressively. >> jay, the fed chairman, mr. powell you know they can't sell houses. if you want to bury the housing industry under hikes, be my guest. this is the

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>> absolutely from nyc trees it will. because we guarantee our tree is cut the same week. a tree what are. >> they good foliage all the way around the tree. no holes in the tree. foliage of the tree. needle retention. put your fingers through the tree is there needles coming off the tree? that's very important. if the needles are coming off the tree straight away, that's a sign that the tree is a little bit old. make sure the tree is beautiful and fits your need. every family is different. some want a skinny and some want a wide. rick: do you measure ahead of times? that looks about right for my house and get home and takes up half a living room. >> we had a couple who bought a 14-foot tree and 11-foot ceilings, cutting the tree in the home. so absolutely measure it some people don't realize they put the star on is going to add some height. the stand will add height. pete: speaking of stands, once you get it there how do you keep it alive or living? >> what we do every tree needs to be fresh cut. before the tree is installed it needs to be fresh cut to open up the poors th

. >>> we take you to a live shot of the floor in nyc in honor of veteran's day. they're unveiling four plaques, honoring veterans of world war i, two, vietnam, and korea take alook >> an important moment as we honor veterans across the country today and as well here at the new york stock exchange >>> meanwhile, alibaba is setting a new sales day record its singles day record, annual shopping holiday, but shares of some are under pressure as growth rates stall at alibaba. we have the latest >> reporter: thanks, jon want to give context on the slowing growth rate. alibaba raked in just under $31 billion of sales in the space of 24 hours that was up 27%. yes, it is lower than it was last year, which was 39%, but it is still going strong. it is the tenth year of singles day for alibaba. the bar continues to be set high the days of 30, 40% growth are perhaps over there were staggering numbers that came out, under a minute and a half, raked in sales over a billion, watching the sales take a soar. the success but it hasn't helped the head winds, increased competition in

. >> when melissa moved to nyc had $25 and in 24 hours later had first stand up gig and now made $18work ethic i got from my mom and dad that worked really hard their whole lives and i watched that. >> the 48-year-old grew up on i farm in illinois and without mom would have quit acting. and her mom even paid her daughter's rent. >> you're the nicest human being i know. it's true. made of marzapan. >> they posted for picks and it's clear where melissa gets her carefree attitude from. >> what's the best part about getting older? >> my cat racks. >> how much less you worry about all of the silly stuff, don't you think? you really don't. >> what a nut. you see where she gets it from, right. melissa is all about family. her family appeared in life of the party. >> keep it in the family. now to a another star keeping in the family "blackish" is in season five but anthony telephone numb anderson also hosted game show this summer. with his momma. >> i like her, does she have a name? >> yes, bobby. drunk bobby. right. >> ha, ha. >> meet mama door is her true passion always been act and put he

this morning with feeding nyc, they'll all get turkeys, fixings, and have dinner in their home shelter if you can. >>> coming up, more nwith someo i am luthankful for every damn day. >> you too. >>> the dow is down. what is behind this? and when the bleeding may stop. >>> also this morning it's all about her e-mails. no, not hers, hers, ivanka's, how ironic, using her

and you gave them nothing back but a sorry char licharlie, i'mg nyc. >> on the first level of absurdity, why does it take 13 months and 238 city applications to learn -- >> to pick the new york city area anyway. >> just maybe should expand its footprint. in new york city, it's such an obvious decision. i think a lot of people feel they were hoodwinked. if you're going to spread out the map and say we can go to toledo, columbus, chattanooga, raleigh. and then you end up saying no, we're going to go to, as you put it so well, the financial capital and where, by the way, b bezos. every year, americans spend 7$79 billion to move jobs in the u.s. that's more than the federal government spends on education or infrastructure. this is absurd waste. >> what is the rationale? >> the rationale is they -- there's several things they're saying. one thing they're saying is they need to expand in order to be a truly national company, right? i don't buy that. one headquarters, two hts, by the time you get to seven hts -- >> we'll accept the promise of two headquarters. why are they saying now new york

he says whitaker told me in june of 2017 that he was flying out from iowa to nyc to be on cnn regularly because he was hoping to be noticed as a trump defender and, through that, to get a trump judicial appointment back in iowa. so much to talk about, because he's not the only one who did it. fake news, but they want to be on this fake news so that the president can notice them. so that really means it fakes. more proof that i say the president watches me every night. so the man who is now in charge of the russia investigation offered a blueprint for cutting the legs out from under that investigation nearly a year and a half ago. seems tailor made to appeal to this president, and he did it on television according to john q. barrett, apparently deliberately in order to appeal to this president and get a job. he became the chief of staff for jeff sessions a couple months later, and now he is the most powerful law enforcement officer in the united states. look at the power i have, everybody. can you believe that? unbelievable. a source close to president trump telling cnn the idea of whita

this morning with feeding nyc, they'll all get turkeys, fixings, and have dinner in their home shelter. it's winnyc. >> please, give if you can. >>> coming up, more nwith someo i am luthankful for every damn day. >> you too. >>> the dow is down. what is behind this? and when the bleeding may stop. >>> also this morning it's all about her e-mails. no, not hers, hers, ivanka's, how ironic, using her personal e-mail for public business up to about a year. why her allies say it's totally different than what hillary clinton did. one of the reporters who broke the story is live with us. >>> an exclusive, for the first time, victim of the mysterious health attacks. the permanent brain injuries, and whether the state department is doing enough. >> i do not believe that our military or diplomats around the world or here at home are safe. >> do not miss that. pelosi problems, with dissident democrats going public. what we still don't know about whether she might glide to the gavel or not. we have our team set up and ready to go on what has turned out to be a realty busy tuesday. geoff bennett is

is safeut it will be a record cold thanksgiving rom new york city to boston if you're headed up to nyc. >> yikes. thank you, chuck. >>> it wtwas the morning before thksgiving. >> molette green is live in waldorf withhe let's end hunger campaign. >> reporter: good morning to you. we have a big lively crowd. look at all f of theseks here in this room. just check out everyboo who wantedt up and be out for the final prep day. look, you kno i'm a sorority girl. i love my akas, right? but i've got a whole bunch of deltas cutting up in here. yeah. one theta. the goal is to feed some 3,000 d in ne members of the homeless community and those folks living paycheck to paycheck who need help. we have chef kendyl leading the way wit 250 pounds of onions. all of this started with the brainchild of sheriff berry. i wan to come over here with sand sandy with lifestyles. the goal is to feed up to 0.3, >> 3,000 people. no child should go to bed hungry and that's what this is all about. thanksgiving, come here, eat and have a good meal and fellowship. we're going to make a difference in this county. >> a

he says whitaker told me in june of 2017 that he was flying out from iowa to nyc to be on cnn regularly because he was hoping to be noticed as a trump defender and, through that, to get a trump judicial appointment back in iowa. so much to talk about, because he's not the only one who did it. fake news, but they want to be on this fake news so that the president can notice them. so that really means it fakes. more proof that i say the president watches me every night. so the man who is now in charge of the russia investigation offered a blueprint for cutting the legs out from under that investigation nearly a year and a half ago. seems tailor made to appeal to this president, and he did it on television according to john q. barrett, apparently deliberately in order to appeal to this president and get a job. he became the chief of staff for jeff sessions a couple months later, and now he is the most powerful law enforcement officer in the united states. look at the power i have, everybody. can you believe that? unbelievable. a source close to president trump telling cnn the idea of whita

and toi market is the place to go for what in nyc would be called vintage.organized by specialty. >> kamau: "honey, i brought all the uggs back from kenya." [ laughter ] there's got to be something in your size. >> anthony: the challenge today is gonna be finding footwear for kamau's decidedly non-kenyan feet. not to mention mine. >> anthony: nah, i need a half size up. >> njeri: oh, nice. >> kamau: there we go. i had to come to the continent to find shoes that fit me. >> njeri: high five! high ten, yeah. >> kamau: let's just be clear. some rich, annoying american person who bought these, wore them twice, and then was like, "ew, they're out of season." >> melissa: yeah. >> anthony: that debbie harry shirt is kinda cool. yeah. i will take this, for sure. >> kamau: oh, here we go. >> melissa: oh, nice. >> kamau: now we're talking. black man in america wearing a king kong shirt. >> melissa: that's too much, yeah. >> kamau: i don't know how it goes over here, but in america, that's a great narc shirt. >> anthony: right. >> kamau: "hey, kids." >> anthony: "anyone

when i look around at the nyc management team, or more broadly at the intercontinental exchange managementen in leader roles. and i think that we are moving in the right direction. we are not moving quite as quickly in the global landscape, but i think we are heading in the right direction. still, the number of public company ceos that are women is dreadfully low. and it's frankly falling, which is the wrong direction to see. so i think we need society to change a little bit and help support what the expectations are of what a senior executive looks like. why are there fewer women ceos? there has never really been the ceo of an investment bank, either, that's a woman. yeah, we welcome ceos of public companies here at the new york stock exchange all the time. and if i look back, most of them are men. there were two women ceos that came to celebrate bringing their companies public and ringing that bell. but as we are standing on the bell podium, while there have been very few women, there are more women in senior executive roles of those companies. so, we see that women are rising through th

when i look around at the nyc management team or more brightly at the intercontinental exchange managementing asa right direction. we are not moving as a global landscape, in the global landscape, but i think we are heading in the right direction. still, the number of public company ceos still, the number of public company ce05 that women is very, it is dreadfully low, and it is frankly falling, which is the wrong direction to see colours i think we need society to change a little bit —— and sol need society to change a little bit —— and so i think we need. we need to see what the expectations of what a senior executive look like. why are there fewer women ceos. there has never really been ceo of an investment bank that is a woman. we welcome ceo is here to the new york stock exchange all the time and if i look back to date, most of them are men. there were two women who came in to celebrate bringing their companies public and ringing the bell but as we are standing on the bell but as we are standing on the bell podium, very few women, there are more women in senior executive roles of thos

when i look around at the nyc management team, or more broadly at the intercontinental exchange managementite as... i do think there is a trend to have more senior women in senior roles. i think that we are moving in the right direction. we are not moving quite as quickly as the global landscape, but i think we are heading in the right direction. still, the number of public company ceos that i women is dreadfully low. and it's frankly falling, which is the wrong direction to see. so i think we need society to change a little bit and help support what the expectations are of what a senior research looks like. why are there fewer women ceos is not there has never really been the ceo of an investment bank, either, that's a woman. yeah, we welcome ceos of public companies here at the new york stock exchange all the time. and if i look back, most of them are men. there were two women ceos that came to celebrate bringing their companies public and ringing the bell. but as we are standing on the bell podium, while there have been very few women, there are more women in senior executive roles of t

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. >> c1l or use the hotline.888-nyc-saan. >> we do to thank all of the men and women of the nypd. you guys do it like nody else. a lot of people could be spending this holiday with their family. instead, they're out here. talk a little bit about them. om>> is this is shat they do. and it's not just on thanksgiving. it's new year's, it's christmas. they do it without complaint. we're in such aood place in new york city now. we haven't seen crimeevels this low since the early 1950s. it's not just as you. it's our great friends at the fbi, the dea, the marshal they're all chipping in, the prosecutors, to keep theity safe. we've got to do it together. it's a shared responbility. >> commission father o'neal, thank you. >> thank youful for and the nypd. thank you. have a great holiday. >> are you going to walke the rohis year? >> of course. >> that's great. >> you guys are great. >> thank you. >> thanks, savannah. >> that's the situation out here. we'll check in later with you back there cozy. >> it's quite warm. we'll come back out there. >> it don't w to rub it in. >> savannah and hod

. >> tell one of the officers, call 9-1-1 or use our hot line, 888-nyc-safe. >> we want to thank the men and women of the nypd. you guys do it like nobody else. a lot of people could be spending this holiday with their family. instead, they're out here. talk about them. >> this is what they do. it's not just on thanksgiving. it's new year's and christmas. they do it without complaint. we're in such a good place in new york city now. we haven't seen crime levels this low since the early 1950s. it's not just us. it's our friends at the fbi and the dea, the marshal service. they're all chipping in y. the prosecutors, and doing their best to keep the city safe. i think we canwe have to do it . it's a shared responsibility. >> we are thankful for you and everyone at the nypd. thank you. have a great holiday. >> happy thanksgiving. >> you going to walk the route this year? >> of course. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >> bundle up. all right. that's the situation out here. we'll check in later. back to you in the cozy, warm studio. >> it is quite warm. we'll come back out. >> i don't

that's what inspired this canadian-born nyc-based artist bradley hart who uses a syringe to make thisefore. i'm trying to wrap my mind around how he uses the syringe azint sureow iesani't intohem. thato >>there's w it >> tseubes must ke >>uno, le, p ok. to downing street. of course, larry the cat has been a familiar feature outside there. he's a stray cat. but familiar even to the bobbies over there at 10 downing street in london. look at larry the other day. just waiting to get in. the police officer decides, here you go -- >> he's like, uh -- >> walk into the prime minister's residence. there we go. it actually took place during a bbc broadcast that was taking place at the time. >> just waiting. excuse me? thank you, kind sir. >> getting the very latest on the brexit battle. yeah, larry's in there. >>> and from larry the cat to this amazing dog who is learning how to dance. >> what is it? >> look at this. a little bit of a foxtrot. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct ann

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john harwood on the state of play right now let's begin with bob on the floor of the nyc with the election money flow. >> lower volumes today but still up despite the concerns with fang earnings are a real issue and will be well after the elections. take a look at sectors energy getting a boost early on. gas prices up. health care doing well consumer staples rallied that's one of the reasons the market did well. amazon consumer discretionary is a problem. amazon, facebook, google, the president implies he might be looking into anti-trust violations and we've had disappointment with apple on its guidance and the downgrade we talked about big oil, nice day overall. natural gas up strongly. that helps a lot of companies. chevron, a lot of big phones apache all positive today after the elections tomorrow, i think we're going to turn more to the china trade tariff issue and the ten-year yield i say best case on the china tad deal is a truce rather than a deal maybe that will happen toward the end of the year. rising rates are an issue. best case here is the fed remains sensitive to the pace of

so it is individuals >> here at the nyc, we are about five seconds away from the opening bell take a the exchange. >> very interesting because brick and mortar was not good. shopping centers are doing better i wish that's a great thing to do with the longer bell. david, the opener shopping centers, the strip malls have done quite well because they are good for the planet of fitness in the world and good to pull up to do brick and mortar when you order things online. >> right >> si-bone on the other side of the board of the opening bell, i want to get it in. >> where do you want to start? downgrade, goldman sachs, what will be the liability? >> it has been a month of worse performer for months it is down goldman is down 13.5% for november >> i don't know how to read it it is a $6 million transaction i do feel very strongly that these issues will never be hot again or goldman has the capital obviously. goldman has been silent. silent can get through selling i didn't think that would be the case because i would never thought it will be the slowest multiples since it is the hardest play

let's bring you up-to-date at the nyc, somewhat of a bit of a mixed picture. ignore the dow, the market is higher with the nasdaq and s&p both in positive territory. >>> we got a big announcement from amazon a few moments ago on where it's going to be putting its hq2s not just two we've got a lot of good guests coming up as well this morning also let's get to our road map. a lineup of great guests, u.s. attorney makan delrahim will join us exclusively in a few minutes, big implications for corporate america and mma from the decisions from his justice department. >> and with the dow dropping more than 600 points, national economic director larry kudlow is on with us as well to talk about that sell-off. >> banks crushed yesterday, trying to bounce today with goldman sachs alone on monday. kbw ceo tom michaud is here to tell us what's up next with financials. >> that news from amazon, making it official, announcing where its hq2 or hq2s will be located. as expected and has been reported for a couple of weeks, it will be new york city and northern virginia, or rou

. >>> we got alittle bit over a minute before we get started on the opening bell here at nyc bristolmorning another setback. this is for small cell lung cancer this combination failed to meet overall survival the stock should be down again these are good >> it is great success >> i always say when you see this and you want it, you buy merck. merck is not promotional >> this is not good news and numbers have to come down. >> we'll look for that let's get to the opening bell here, take a look at the s&p 500 at the cnbc realtime exchange. we mentioned earlier, we closed last year 26.73 and we are closed yesterday at 26.7345. almost exactly from december of 29 >> well, i think if anything when i heard yesterday, i am now a believer they're starting to tie us down. but, the president with tariffs. greg hayes, he's a straight shooting guy, ceo of technologies he's basically talking about the problem of tariffs i tsee positives so we don't fud the expansion plans. if it goes from 10 to 25 and we do three rate hikes, you are going to have to sell all the retailers and sell the restaurants an

he made a big announcement at one of his concerts her in nyc.ngs about seven months. there's four for us and we're going to make it five >> congratulations to chris and his wife, morgan. as you heard, in thevideo, this will make baby number cinco for pair. craig melvin was at the show. >> i was there the next night. he made the announcement at madison square garden. his wife w on stage with him. beautiful voice. >> good show, right? a heck of show. and a really nice guy. never interacted with him before. >>> sean "diddy" combs celebrated his birthday y. yester e went out of the will smith birthday playbook here, choosing to suit up and go skydiving to ring i his 49 birthday. let's see how it went. [ cheers ] >> what's up? >> what's up? what's up? >> was that a good landing? the butt slide all the way in? >> that's how you do it. >> you don't land on the t'et? >> only when you do a solo. >> how do you know? >> i've don it twice. >> the house in the background, you know where that was? >> where? >> the "playboy" mansio >> is it still the "playboy"

we like to acknowledge wednesday here on the nyc.ton >> my biggest problem at burlington is the prices it is so low they raise our forecast. this macy's does well but it goes down target goes down people regard that as a little priceyier. this offers some of the best bargains other than tjx. i come back to the idea that the dollar tree, the dollar generals are doing well >> this is discount or what is it >> it is giveaway. my wife gets angry when i go there because she says how can you look like you just bought stuff at burlington store. i am proud, i buy at burlington and kohl's, how do you think i end up making money? >> i like a good deal. i may have to join you at some point. >> i was in century 21 >> all right, we got opening bell less than five minutes from now. we'll talk about those sales force numbers and stocks are okoking up and tiffany is loing down on earnings, we'll have them both welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the l

. >> glad to be in nyc. >> happy birthday, >> i'm running the new york city marathon tomorrow for the>> i'm 13. >> and i'm 21. ♪ i just got paid >>> good morning. welcome back to "today" on a saturday morning. a little wet outside. that hasn' stopped the crowd. we have a lot of people. >> this city is pakd with marathon runners. the big new york city marathon tomorrow. saw a l ofcarbo loading at my hotel last night. goodluck. >>> let's get to today's new this is morning. a sad start. a deadly shooting overnight we're covering in tallahassee, florida. two women were killed. five othersed inj when a gunman stormed a yoga studio on friday. e hentually turned the gun on himself. matt bradley is following this one for us. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was almost as soon as it began respondiner off arrived only minutes after the shooting started. when they got there, the shooting had stopped. the question no why did it happen? breeking overnight, tragedy in tallahassee. a gunman opening fire at a yoga studio in florida killing two and wounding five others before fatally

get a read on all of this deirdre bolton from the nyc. >> you have seen what the markets are doing most of the day. just along the flat line, up and down, up and down. the dow ever so slightly higher. .0.4%. for the week all three major industries on the track to finish down. this is the week in three we see losses. looking at pocket the of weakness, chip stocks weighing on the markets. two key reasons, nvidia and applied materials. both of these either reporting weaker-than-expected than forecast sales or nvidia, and applied materials, it was earnings targets. not only saying they missed expectations for the current quarter, rather last quarter, last night, they're saying it will be the same thing coming up for the next quarter. that is really weighing on sentiment for these stocks. if you look at another pocket of red you will see retailers pretty much down across the board. it is the same reason. a lot of upscale retailers, nordstrom being one of them, williams-sonoma another one disappointing investors on earnings or sales targets. seeps as if the foot traffic in its stores really s

maria: thank you so much gerri willis floor of nyc, black friday almost here more than 164 million peopleping, this thanksgiving weekend, national retail federation i want to say we had international shopping mall ceo on, tom he said i quote going to be a blowout of fourth quarter a blowout of christmas shaping what do you think. >> i think consumers are starting to go back to stores because retailers brick-and-mortar retailers are starting to figure it out better you saw earnings last two he quarters brick-and-mortar retailers people are back in malls a good thing this year, i think the consumer right now let's put stock market aside, still feels very about optimistic, so they are out there, all of the forecasts for holiday shopping up significantly over last year. >> will prices go up because of trade dagen? so i mean we have been waiting for this story to hit the consumer, and walmart to raise the price of a bicycle, and other things, because of the tariffs. dagen: it looks right now that that was one of the worries showed up in target's earnings report yesterday, it is facing higher c

maria: thanks so much gerri willis floor of nyc expecting lower openings broader averages this morningent trump how it is impacting your pocketbook. >> ceo works through markets had how to allocate capital. >> don't you worry about a thing, don't you worry about a thing ♪ ♪ mama -- standing along your side ♪ ♪ . maria: welcome back. good thursday morning thanks so much for joining us. i am maria bartiromo, thursday, november 29 top stories 8:30 a.m. on the east coast, we've breaking news right now, we are waiting on october reading on personal income and personal spending, both are expected to be up 4/10 of a percent as soon as we get numbers 15 seconds or so we will bring those to you waiting on weekly jobless claims estimate 220,000 jobless claims last week we will flash on the screen as soon as it hits the tape, these you typicallyly not market o movers this morning expecting lower opening from broader averages dow industrials expected down 30 points on dow, down 32 points nasdaq one half of 1% after that powerful rally yesterday up 600 points, in europe, this morning, we've got a h

get a read on all of this deirdre bolton from the nyc. >> you have seen what the markets are doing most the flat

. ♪ let's get right to it, come on in julie samuels, tech nyc executive director.is trade organization for technology companies here in new york. welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me. stuart: do you agree with my basic premise that new york city paid heavily but got a good deal? >> 100%. the kind of knock-on effect, job multiplier number. it is not just about the 25,000 jobs which is potentially going up to 40,000 but think about all the additional jobs in the neighborhood. coffee, restaurant bars, you name it. this is the part i haven't talked about enough. i find it to be most interesting piece of it. the way the technology ecosystem works here in new york, everywhere in the valley. people come, they work at big companies. they get training. make a lot of money. usually leave and start their own companies. stuart: incubator. >> incubator. they start and work at companies their former colleagues started and they start here. stuart: the local people, some of them, not all, wait a minute, we can't take the extra people on the subway, crumbling, what do yo

nyc has changed its aggressive approach to things like marijuana smoking because of this national movementrotesting these aggressive tactics. with 10 minutes left harry bruinius of the christian science monitor. michael from north carolina. thank you for waiting. caller: hello. host: go ahead. caller: you are showing the charts from 1993 comparing to rates now. how much of that permission is updated considering the rate of population growth in this country and how that might things.r change those you talk about perception. it seems like a lot of news agencies, they will only pick and choose parts of each story to put out there for their narrative. it seems to me not telling the whole truth is fake news. not accusing this man or anybody else of fake news. what would be the adjustment population rate in this country? thank you. host: thanks. guest: yes, these charts are adjusted for population growth. are the number of violent crimes are 100,000 residents in any given area. survey thatederal is done. a lot of these numbers are taken by sampling around the country. the question of how these n

big nyc marathon happening on sunday. spectacular forecast for runners.rain a lot of wind, maybe some severe weather. maybe snow on the bark side, affecting key states that we are watching as, yes, as voter go out to the polls. this is tuesday. this is our area of low pressure travels across the great lakes. but its going to affects places across the ohio valley and midwest. here are big cities for election day. certainly parts of the south e,. parts of midwest, ohio river valley need to pay attention. if you can vote earlier do it. steve: vote often. rain won't slow people down. but snow might. ainsley: that is a joke. that is a joke. you can't vote more than once. >> the old slogan. appreciate it. janice. pete: big number we reported, 250,000 jobs in the month of october, way more than the number expected. what will that number mean for the midterms. stuart varney is fired up for that. steve: race in texas between ted cruz and beto o'rourke is coming down to the wire. what will happen if red state texas turns blue? a lawmaker who calls texas home is her

when i look around at the nyc management team, or more broadly at the intercontinental exchange managementve looks like. why are there fewer women ceos? there has never really been the ceo of an investment bank, either, that's a woman. yeah, we welcome ceos of public companies here at the new york stock exchange all the time. and if i look back, most of them are men. there were two women ceos that came to celebrate bringing their companies public and ringing that bell. but as we are standing on the bell podium, while there have been very few women, there are more women in senior executive roles of those companies. so, we see that women are rising through the ranks. and i think that is a sign of good things to come. do you think the finance industry is overdue its own me too moment? when i look back at some of the trends we saw in finance a couple of decades ago, there was i think, a bit of a cleansing there. certainly there was a message that people need to be treated with respect in the office. and there were stories of women, where they had not been treated appropriately. so i think fina