the middle of the battle - as crews struggled to bring the raging fire under control - chief jim o'leary - watched the smoke plume - settling over central city and realizedeveryone could be in danger.chief jim o'leary - central city fire (( 18:20)) " we do have a message out to them to turn their heat off .. city and realized many people could be in danger. >> we made everybody stay indoors. >> one firefighter had to be rushed to the hospital for exertion and other sp >> joe drexler's son is a volunteer and says everyone rushes in. fought into the afternoon before the flames at the oil recycling center were under control.chief o'leary calls it an emotional day - when good people left their friends and family to help their community - and he's thankful for them all.chief jim o'leary - central city fire (( 1:14;09 )) " we were told we were just volunteers (( butted 1:14:18)) a& a bunch for them all. >> we were told we were just volunteers. >> everyone did an awesome job. they did great. >> here in central city more than a half-dozen other departments rushing in to help this morning. the fi

standing way over attack until i figured out you know for sure what was going on. " fire chief jim o'leary praised his crew and more than 15 other fire and police agencies who responded on thanksgiving day to help.he says without them, the damage could have been much worse. we want to thank our viewers who submitted pictures of this fire.we've made a gallery on our website -- just go to cbs 2 iowa dot com.and don't forget -- if you have a breaking news tip -- pictures or video -- share it with us on our facebook page. the salvation army's famous red kettles are out across the corridor.the organization is trying to raise 805-thousand dollars through their annual kettle campaign.cbs 2 news reporter joe husinga shows us how you can get invovled. pkgthe holidays are an important time for the salvation army.lia pontarelli 15;35;03;26 during the christmas campaign we project we hope to raise 48% of our annual operating budget so this time of year is really important to us for next year to make sure that we're meeting the needs of our community. 11and they can't do that without volunteers like je

- watched the settling over central city and realizedeveryone could be in danger.chief jim o'leary - central city fire (( 18:20)) " we do have a message out to them to turn their heat off .. shut their windows and make sure they stay indoors."one firefighter had to be rushed to the hospital for exertion - and others stepped up.joe drexler's son is a volunteer - - and says everybody rushes in. joe drexler - son is firefighter (( 3:37:40 )) " he's probably carrying air tanks to make sure the firefighters have fresh air tanks and when they come out they need water. " crews before the flames at the oil recycling center were under control.chief o'leary calls it an emotional day - when good people left their friends and family to help their community - and he's thankful for them all.chief jim o'leary - central city fire (( 1:14;09 )) " we were told we were just volunteers (( butted 1:14:18)) a& a bunch of volunteers just put that >> we were told that we were just volunteers, a bunch of volunteers just put that fire awesome job. they did great. >>> it is now 6:37. if you are in dubuque, it

we will talk to you soon. >> take care. >> kevin o'leary. you own it?i done o't own disney. >> you like it? >> i do. i have traded it long. i hope they come out with a quarter that's somewhat disappointing. you get a reaction in the stock. that's where i would pull the trigger and get long again. i have said before, they have the content. there are questions about the distribution. disney has been solving distribution questions since the 1930s. they will get this moment right. i don't know if it's this quarter or next quarter. >> up next, the mixing link. buying names that took a hit following earnings. she will join us with the list. there he had she is. we will talk to her next. is happening before our eyes. shift in human history sixty to seventy million people are moving to cities every year. at pgim we help investors see the implications of long term megatrends like the prime time of urban expansion, pinpointing opportunities to capture alpha in real estate, infrastructure and emerging markets. partner with pgim the global investment management bus

a good few hours of o'leary says the firefighter is back home and recovering. a state fire marshall says they will have to get somebody to move things out of the area before they can determine a cause for the fire. turning to weather.. chris, the clouds are leaving and we should be looking at some sun tomorrow? after several days of thick cloud cover, skies will tonight. with relatively light winds, our temperatures will drop into the 20s which is normal for late november. on saturday, high pressure will enable us to enjoy some sunshine in most areas. some high clouds are likely, but skies will be mostly sunny at times. we stay clear and quiet on saturday night, but on eastern iowa in the mid to late afternoon. rain will become widespread sunday night and monday morning. totals will be from around three quarters of an inch up to an inch for most areas. as the low stalls out over minnesota, we will keep clouds and small chances for showers through the first half of next week. overall temperatures will be running above normal, with our warmest day likely coming o

guy: michael o'leary, the boss of ryanair.ng back david kohl, head of currency research, number one forecaster, the guy to talk to as we work our way into this u.s. election and try to figure out what is happening with brexit. in my mind, i am watching two stories play out in similar fashion. in the u.k., checks and balances are starting to work. you are seeing what is happening with the high court ruling on whether or not parliament needs playinger article 50, out. it is a similar story in the united states, checks and balances. are the extremes we have priced in -- was that the wrong call? checks and balances in politics, maybe they do work. david: they do work and this can help. i think this is also the reason -- 20 concentrate on the u.s. election, and donald trump might become president, we think it is important to focus on what this guy will do for the economy in the end. you might not like his program, but what matters is that he is -- his agenda is very much into reflecting the economy, doing more on the fiscal side, a

. >>> i think a lot of people are feeling what michael o'leary is feeling, huh? >> can't wait for it to be open. it's like a soap oprah. now the latest turn with the fbi clearing clinton. >> the last poll gave, what, a four-point lead to clinton? that's nothing. >> there was another one which was narrower than that, 1.6% for her. it could go both ways. we know from brexit that we can't trust the polls. it could go either way. >> there are so many factors to be throwing up here during the actual voting hours. the european equity market is opening in positive territory and seeing quite a bit of green on the screens out there. we are looking at the stock share of 600 higher than a quarter percent as seen right here. so it's climbing steadily higher this morning. and that picture there is also seen in our european forces, the main european equity markets. there you have them up by 1.5%. that are outperforming better than some of the others. the buying sectors, banks, basic resources higher by more than 2% construction material right up there as well. >>> and to our t

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with us for the hour today, john najarian, and our resident shark, kevin o'leary, the etf investments chairman. i want to kick things off with facebook. you have a strong earnings report and the stock sells off. what is the bigger message, perhaps, in this move today? >> i think facebook just gave you the green light to take a profit. if you've been long this stock for a while, and many people have, it's become one of the consensus longs of growth investors and growth fund. it's a huge weight in all the passive averages and it's very popularly traded at all the brokage firms, all the online brokerage firms released this data. everyone's been long facebook. if you have for a long time and your time horizon is short, they just gave you permission. number one, 2017 will be a year of big investment for us. that's code for, don't expect the same magnitude of earnings beats and earnings growth accelerations that we've shown you for the last couple of years. the other thing i thought was notable was that they talked about, look, at a certain point -- >> ad revenue growth rates to come down m

wonderful himself, ken o'leary. etf investments chairman. you have been known to love dividends, but since trump's election, is it still the best place to be in your view? >> i think dividends get a bad rap as being sort of a safe place to park money and that primarily dividend plays have been traditionally found in utilities, telco's, and reets, but the truth is -- and i love to teach this to the young buckaroos -- look at the real data about what -- go back 40, 50 years. the truth is about the s&p 500. this is always a big shock to people that haven't used history to guide their forward thinking. 71% of the return in the market have come from dividends. not capital appreciation. regardless of sector. doesn't matter. the point being what a dividend really is your share of the profits coming out of a company that's generating cash flow. the big debate that goes on, and i love to have this debate with people is when you don't receive a dividend of a profitable company, you're basically betting that the ceo and the board know what to do with y

a good few hours of that, is takes a toll on your body " o'leary says the firefighter is back home and recovering. a state fire marshall says they will have to get somebody to move things out of the area before they can determine a is apologizing after a crash killed six children in chattanooga, tennessee monday. "i can't fathom the anguish of the families whose children were involved in this horrific accident and that it involved one of my company's buses. nothing that i can say can take away the pain and the grief for these families. what i can say is that i'm deeply sorry for the children that were taken from their families with so much life before them. " police say bus driver johnthony walker was going too fast and crashed. investigators now say he wasn't following the designated route to drop kids off. the school district released records showing there were two written complaints against walker's speeding. a principal previously requested video of him leaving campus because of his speed. walker faces five counts of services, provides buses to school districts here in iowa. those

vonnie: ryanair ceo michael o'leary. mark: we are heading into the close this monday session.e rising. it may be a surprise to some. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: live from london in new york, this is the "european close." risingndustry group after hillary clinton was exonerated again by the fbi. 1.6% as the game. we fell 3.4% last week. the biggest weekly drop since february. proper gainrst since june 20. i say probably because two of the last 11 sessions, markets finished unchanged. the other nine, the stoxx 600 fell. the u.s. election tomorrow. raised by versus hold at deutsche bank. they price target is 40 euros. the earlier price target was 34. function. our anr sevenholds -- 14 holds, buys. zero cells. 12 month price target of analysts is 33 years 88. 33.88 euros. let's go to tesco. shares 1% lower. tesco bank, the lending arm of the u.k. supermarkets operator fell off in online transactions. customers had money frog only taken from its accounts. some the world's biggest financial institutions, jpmorgan, the new york fed, they have all been cider jack -- ciber hack the la

ran on the ground and the oil was on fire and ran down and started the building behind it on fire " o'leary says he doesn't know what started the fire. the st investigation. charges could be announced today for the deadly shooting of a university police officer in detroit. authorities are currently are holding a suspect. wayne state officer collin rose was on patrol tuesday when he was shot in the head. the five-year veteran of the university police force died wednesday. with no one claiming a winning powerball ticket, it's now up to 403 million dollars. the drawing is saturday night. no one has won since september 17th. the odds are one in 292 point point six billion dollars back in january. it's a busy time of year for holiday travelers. but one man in the moline airport hopes passengers have a moment to spare. those traveling through the quad cities airport this weekend will probably see bobbie bassett, the shoe shine man. he's been shining shoes for the past 27 years. and doesn't plan on stopping any time soon. "it makes you feel good that you take pride in your work and that they under

thank you, david o'leary. and good morning to everyone who participated in out of the darkness for suicide prevention. lots of folks here. one of the many events we are proud to participate in as boston's community leader. that was last weekend. lots of events this weekend. cindy: there sure are and the weekend looking pretty good. clouds to the north, clouds to the south. in between, we're doing okay. a few clouds around. temperatures are a little bit cool. that's going to be the scene this weekend. we're starting in the 40's this morning. look at worcester at 45. over the next 12 hours, you don't climb too much. you're looking for a high only around 50 degrees there today. temperatures in the low 50's on saturday. upper 40's on sunday with a blend of sun and clouds. baxter park in somerville, 11:00 a.m., breathe deep boston to end cancer walk. weather looking good. emily: it is 5:23. time for eyepoppers this morning. what are we starting with? olessa: a new idea to beat traffic. washington, d.c. area is doin

it ran on the ground and the oil was on fire building behind it on fire " o'leary says he has not idea what cause the fire to start early this morning. the state fire marshal's office was called in to help investigate. the fire caused a scramble for one neighboring business with an semi-trailers away from the flames. we'll have that part of the story tonight at six. live in central city, df, kcrg t-v nine news. meteorologist chris havely joins us now with a look at the thanksgiving day forecast. chris, what can we expect tonight? as you prepare to possibly hit the roads this evening, the weather should remain quiet until later tonight. a v through the upper midwest and will create a few flurries or light snow showers, mainly in our northern counties. travel impacts should not be large, but a few slick spots can't be ruled out. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies will stick with us through black friday. most of the weekend will be dry and a bit on the mild side until rain moves in late on sunday and into sunday night. around 0.50'' to 1'' will be possible. as the system snow will be with us

the air smells pungent but we just talk to the firefighter, jim o'leary, he says he wants everyone to know the air earlier today, they had asked people to shut off furnaces, close their windows and stay inside because they were concerned there may be toxic fumes. the air has been checked, everything is fine. they will now have the state investigators come in to try to find the cause of the fire. reporting live in central city, matt hammill cbs 2 news. >>> we would like to thank the viewers who sent us pictures. when you see news, be sure to host tips, pictures and videos to our facebook page. >>> the salvation army's famous red kettles out all across the quarter. the organization trying to raise $805,000 through their annual kettle campaign. how you can get involved. >>reporter: the holidays are an important time for the salvation army. >> during the christmas camping this year is really important to us for next year. to make sure we are meeting the needs of our community. >>reporter: they can't do that without volunteers. with more than 8000 hours to cover and only a quarter of the t

chief jim o'leary says this has been a very long day for his volunteers. these are folks who left their families and friends and came out on thanksgiving day to do the service that they do every single day. he said he is very thankful for everyone who helped them to extinguish this fire. we are live tonight in central city i am matt hammill live at 5:00. >> if there are any silver linings that set the conditions that they caught the -- fought the fire and couldn't have been better. >>> i best -- i guess you could say that we have the best happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> we were cooking for about two days so i got a good taste of that and now i am ready to kick back and take a nap. we have some whether to talk about here nothing happening in our immediate area but if you go to our west that is not the case. we have rain showers on the northwest of des moines and as these >>> off to the east they will be very light but as we get into the there's a possibility that some of this could change over into a little bit of snow i would not expec

kevin o'leary shows his allocation strategy for 2017.ho may play king maker in the battle for the control of the house of representatives is with us today. all coming up at the top of the hour. ? thank you, scott. adobe is hosting its -- hosting adobe macs are keynote speakers include quentin tarantino. the company is showcasing creative cloud applications including photo shop, white room, and others as well as project felix, a 3d rendering tool. the stock right now is up by just petter than 1.5%. shantanu narayen is the ceo of adobe and joins us live from adobe macs in san diego. great to see you. >> thanks for having me, jon. >> i want to start out with adoe see sense, artificial intelligence. when we think of a.i., we think of driverless cars, search, the stuff amazon is doing, but you guys have a unique use for this technology you've been working on for a while. what's your vision for how artificial intelligence works in the creative process when we're talking about finding creative assets or maybe even tools to correct problems in t

they have done it many o'leary's gets overo' the years, but this day one of the most talked about a countdown to his final forecast of his retirement that it's going to be a special day d we say the 22nd of 65 days5 away. when you think about it. let's check in with aj colby to see all the forecast is shaping this pattern is shifting from warm in fairly mild for this time of year.r. more 10 degrees degrees to that right around 70 on friday howow gorgeous before things really change in a hurry reminding us not only of the season the fact ohio t and we could be dealing with some lake effect snowbe los like a pretty good bet right now more details on that let's see what's coming up on new day cleveland good at morning. >> you are cooking. one of the plot line was tryingg to make the perfect sweet potato pie. i've ever done itmar but we knoe someone to be perfect but it holiday season how about a nice happy hour cocktail party possibly hosted at your house.ha it up to say yes. we're going to show you how you can do ithow very easily with a couple of different look over syriaup some great the ange

ran on the ground and the oil was on fire and ran down and started the building behind it on fire " o'leary says he doesn't know what started the fire. the state fire marshal's office is helping with the investigation. we received dozens of phone calls, pictures and videos about yesterday's fire. whenever you see news, give us a call on newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email us at newsroom at kcrg dot com. authorities say a kayaker may have found human remains just off the shore of gray's lake in des moines. police aren't entirely sure the bones are from a person, but say that it's likely a human jaw. authorities were called to the lake around 10 yesterday morning. they say a kayaker called in about seeing what he dive team went in to see if they could find any other bones. "right now first blush it certainly appears to be human, but we're gonna need a little more forensic examination to confirm that so the medical examiners office is coming out here. " police say the investigation could go any number of directions. after clashes with law enforcement on sunday, prote

the middle of the battle - as crews struggled to bring the raging fire under control - chief jim o'leary bring the fire under control, the chief watch the smoke settling over central city and >> we do have them to turn the heat off and shut the windows. >> one firefighter had to be rushed to the hospital for exertion and other stepped up. joe trexler's son is a volunteer and says everyone rushes in. >> he is caring air tanks to make sure the firefighters have fresh air. >> crews fought through the afternoon before the flames at philando control. the chief calls it an emotional day. people left their families to help the community and the chief is thankful for them all. >> we were told we were just volunteers. >> everyone did an awesome job. they did great. >> more than half a dozen other departments rushing to help. the fire chief says the air quality here is fine. no worries about that. he expects the state fire marshal to come in to search for the cause. covering the corridor tonight in central city , matt hammill fox28 news team expect we want to thank our viewers who submitted some o

ran on the ground and the oil was on fire and ran down and started the building behind it on fire " o'leary says he doesn't know what started the investigation. we received dozens of phone calls, pictures and videos about yesterday's fire. whenever you see news, give us a call on newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email us at newsroom at kcrg dot com. one of america's favorite tv moms passed away away. florence henderson starred as the ever- cheerful carol brady in "the brady bunch." reps for the hospital. she was 82. the brady bunch started in 19-69 and became a huge hit in syndication and led to a number of spin-offs and movies. she also competed on abc's dancing with the stars. in a couple of hours, several malls in eastern iowa will reopen their doors to black friday shoppers. coral ridge mall is opening for black friday at six this morning and will welcome shoppers until nine tonight. kennedy mall in dubuque also opens at 6 and will close at 10 tonight. crossroads mall in waterloo an cedar rapids share the same hours - 6am to 9pm. in cedar rapids, lindale mall ope

kevin o'leary.good to see you both. we have seen clear winners and losers following the election. do you stay that course? in other words, the financials have had a pretty good ride here. do you stick with them or is it time to take money off the table? >> i do like the banks. banks can benefit from not only rising rates but also a better regulatory environment under the new trump administration as well as lower taxes potentially, as well. i do like the bank group. >> it sounds like you are on the other side of that trade when it comes to regional banks. >> i'm going to go the other way and i will explain my position. i will short the regionals. i will do it as a theme. they have had a fantastic run some 15% to 18%. all on two reasons. one as we just heard a better regulatory environment and increased interest rates. we had a move on the ten year north of 2% now. here is why i like the short side of regionals. this concept that we wave a trump magic wand on january 21 and unwind dodd-frank in my vie

anna: plus, we speak to ryanair ceo michael o'leary about earnings and buyback.his is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back. it is 2:22 in the afternoon in hong kong. you're looking at victoria harbour. the hang seng trading up. equities in asia doing well overnight. back in london, the house of commons holds its first full-scale debate on leaving the eu. here's a testimony from the attorney general. he will answer questions about the high court ruling that the government must hold a vote before triggering article 50. daniel, this story never short of being fascinating. last week, we heard from the high court. moved the markets, pound quite considerably. what is the investor perspective on article 50? investors like certainty. they want to know there's a timescale. do they want to see the u.k. airing its dirty laundry in public? do they want to see a full debate about all this, or do investors not mind that much? daniel: i think it matters quite a bit. the reaction from sterling did suggest markets were happy about this. that is from the market point of view. the neg

>> as we begin the national book gourds plays will go onto the stage, o'leary will mark. ♪ [applause]an you hear me okay? what a nice night broken to the 2016 national book awards. get used to it. what to a weak. how was your week? this was very bizarre for me. wasn't this a real light and watching election since i was a kid that was exciting i don't know if i would use the word exciting in the same way as an asteroid hurtling towards earth is exciting but i think that we will die. that is what it felt like. it is hard to explain the feeling i voted for hillary i am a democrat i admitted to. history would be made all those things but by the end of the night is like everybody's dog had died. is a horrible. with that analogy that makes sense is almost as if we were opening of bran new samsung galaxy note. [laughter] this is a nice phone i cannot wait to get it open. because when you plug into start charging its the only thing on your mind is a wonder what time it will be ready for me to use common not and if i wonder if i will even have a flawed and will my house be burned down to the g

meg o'leary captured it beautifully. look at that sky unfiltered she sent spak tack collar pictures she handle destroyer catching that sky also off to mountain thinking skiing i know on my brain. then here to winthrop by sea that is gorgeous sunset looking back towards boston as well seeing it out there now, it dark out there there were clouds out that moved in that provided that sunset this evening. sun playing with water and sky mix up clouds. water droplets anyway cloud droplets rain showers here. snow here. there's a system up here. it's moving toward us. now not tonight. we're going to clear all night commute for you meteorologist sherry is already has her eyes on this moving through northern new england. rain showers burlington vermont and northeast kingdom changing to snow as front comes on by. some cold air poised to move in this will sink southward passing through here during the lunch hour. and early afternoon. then pushing off shore. you can see snowflakes here the chance for couple random showers here in sout

i believe kevin o'leary. the most compelling thing he said about disney was, hey, if the market goes down, i don't think disney is going to incur the volatility and the performance negativity the overall market is. that's what you want to do right here. i think you want to find equity days, where the market is going, you will experience less volatility because they have proven reserves. stephanie speaks about industrials. you and i have talked about defensive names, norfolk grumman, they reminded me, a stock i own i think it's at a five-year high. technology which in the last couple weeks shot sold off a little. you will see less technology in those large cap technology needs. >> you are giving me reasons why it can move higher? >> volatility and staples, mna is going on there. you should see it today, it's going crazy, maybe the defensive sectors lag. some of the other sectors -- >> it can go up without utilities. >> they're not big parts of the s&p in terms of weight, for sure. but maybe shows stocks of oth

issue 64 does not cancel the deal, says sam o'leary with lakewood city council. >> in a vote against 64 will not reopen lakewood hospital and will not reopen a contract that's been signed for almost a year and has been executed from the transfer of property through to demolition of buildings. >>reporter: for all practical purposes, lakewood hospital is lakewood hospital needs to end. >> the people of the city of lakewood had voted before. they said they trusted the decision of the city council and the administration to go ahead and move forward with this plan. >>reporter: the plan is, says city council, not to rid the city of a health facility but to better utilize the space that is here and that the hospital was losing money and the cleveland clinic opening their facility offers a state-of-the-artfa the community. antonio says residents should let go of the past. >> it's time for the city of lakewood to agree that we need to move forward. a vote for issue 64 moves the entire city forward. and it's time. >>lydia: all right, today is sunday, and as usual, it's another sad day for brow

wonderful and our resident shark kevin o'leary is here.t, dividend stocks, is it the place to be or time to move on? plus, the analysts on netflix, that's all at the top of the hour coming up on the half-time report. >> sounds good. we're awfully close to s&p all time highs. in fact, i think, yeah, we just hit it. 2193.87 is an all time high on the s&p. let's get to that. rick santelli with the santelli exchange, rick? >> carl, perfect timing. we are new highs in the s&p 500. listen, i read a lot, i get a lot of e-mails, i try to stay on top of the markets and all the various views out there. my read is the toll keepers and the top keepers are, you know, portfolio managers, fund managers, economists, strategists. there certainly seems to be a nervousness out there, and it doesn't really make sense to me, but i still understand. as i said, the economics of less trumping the economics of more. it seemed as though the certainty of less made many more comfortable the toll keepers than the possibility of more. seems quite topsy-turvy, but most

>> let's give o'leary, came on pushing disney a few days ago. >> yes, he did.'m glad you said that. yes, he did. >> baba, singles day. singles day was slightly disappointing in terms of the pace versus last year. still pretty good day. the market, i think, is just taking it with the market moves. it's okay. if you liked it before, you have to like it now, and you stay with it. >> we got a lot of ownership of these blitz stocks, including jc penney with you, jim. >> not a good quarter. a stumble in the long-term plan for them. >> when is the last time they had a great quarter? >> great is always relative to expectations, and, frankly, the last several quarters have been great in that regard. they're well on track to be profitable for this full year and growing into next year. they have been doing well, but this quarter was not good. >> when was the last time they had an unqualified great quarter? >> how about the last three? really. look, scott -- >> tiffany, jc penney -- >> the reason the stock is only down a little bit is because their verbage going forward wa

. >> stock market hammered as tends ripples and "shark tank" star kevin o'leary joins us now and, kevin, so tell us what's going on here. >> it's chaos out there. markets like certainty. your 401(k) likes certainty. people like to know what's happening. only ten days ago it looked like a shoo-in for clinton. that's no longer the case. today it's a complete unknown and the fear index just moments ago, the national federation of independent business put it out there. it's the highest ever. total chaos. all over the place. >> well, speaking of certainty and six days we're certainly going to have a new president. how do you think the markets will react to a president clinton or president trump. >> that's what the whole world is trying to figure out. we look at trump, an outsider who never ran government but half the population thinks it's not working anyway. very much like when reagan got in and said what is this cowboy actor doing in the white house. we'll have to wait and see what happens. on the clinton side this special investigations and it was very, very challenging and so for hillary

kevin o'leary helped that cause by auctioning off a dinner, the chance to dine with our resid t resident. it raised $34,000. you can doe anytime. that's great. good to see you. >> whoever i'm having dinner with, i'm buying the win and they're going to love what i buy. >> back to hq and "power lunch." >> i'm melissa lee. new numbers on the millennial vote. just five days to go until the election. also, more on facebook's big slide. is the digital ad market hitting a top and it's a party 108 years in the making. coming up, you'll hear from a part owner of the chicago cubs following their win. batter up. "power lunch" starts right now. >>> welcome to "power lunch." three hours left in the trading session. as you can see, stocks generally flat in negative territory. nasdaq worse off, off by a half a percent. show you what's going on with the oil market. we've been watching the slide in crude as we saw the build in inventories. low again today. down 82 cents. below 45 now. the vix, spike through the session. hitting its highest levels since june. >> here's what else is happening. the institut

i know of paolo bures, michael o'leary at ryan air.s saying he sees today when he doesn't charge for tickets on his aircraft because he will be able to share revenues made at airports. do you foresee the day when you will be able to do that? >> we have three pillars of business. we are all about driving fares lower. i share michael sentiment that we should be driving fares lower, and get more airports involved. , andhe day will calm hopefully that will drive even more stimulation. are a little bit behind europe in that aspect. rishaad: is this a vote of confidence? >> india has had so much negative rest, but the team has done a fantastic job. it has stuck with its guns and will be profitable in the fourth order. we're now making a decision of whether to add in 12 aircraft and we feel very confident that after that, it will be a very profitable airline. or we take it at a slow pace. cost airlineowest in india. one investors that they see tremendous upside in india. they've also invested in a rival. >> that has never been an issue of min