what kind of party do you think party city will be having? it may be a party to celebrate all the inventory they have. they should come on the show and explain why we should ever want to own party city because i don't want to party at party city. madon in jersey city. >> caller: long time listeners, first time caller. >> excellent. >> caller: chesapeake energy. >> too risky, don't like the balance sheet. plenty with good balance sheets, don't need to go down to the others. >> caller: you're sour on bye technologies. i'm way underwater on celgene. >> boy, it's getting tempting. perhaps at below 110. i think will really reap the benefits, it's just not happened yet. allen in virginia. >> caller: time to buy carters? >> i think apparel is way too hard for this guy. i do not want to be in apparel. i think there's too much of it in the stores. mj in texas. >> caller: booyah, jim. i want to know your advice on eros. >> bolly wood movies. i have enough trouble watching how lions gate is going down after the close. i'm not going to add that to the li

the first stock that we're looking at is party city. this is a recent ipo. you can see back over the summer, up around $22. the stock is down 30%. but what we love about this stock, with earnings coming up, is that basically you've just had the super bowl for party city. we're talking about halloween. these guys are selling all of the costumes and the chosh keys and down at an all-time low. this could trip and get back above the 50 bay moving average. the electronic pen is out of ink. but you see the party city ahead of earnings. and now fire eye. a high flier. but cyber security is not going anywhere. but here we are. the stock lost half of its value since this year. and you can see the critical support. one two, three times triple in fire eye. this is an opportunity to buy a tech stock in a hot sector on the cheap. and this is the big finish. the one i like the best of the three. this is nordstrom. this is the blue chip of the blue chip. now we know it hasn't been a good year for apparel and the stock reflects that. this is the weekly chart. you are touchi

fogo, noodles, potbelly. >> party city is the one that's -- party city, i mean, literally no competitionwhat's the competition. they have deals, partnerships with target, wal-mart, amazon to distribute their products. think about it for a second. all the des any products that -- you walk in the store, and the store is always crowded. >> coming up, auto sales blowing away estimates yet again. the stocks of ford and gm, while some say they've been stuck in a rut, they've been moving more lately. should you be betting on a rebound? our auto guy, our expert phil lebeau breaks down the numbers. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. >>> we are back. boy, things are tightening up in our race for trader of the year. portfolio challenge. stephanie link and john and jarian at 11.3%. >> we're in a three-way tie. >> everything is 11.5. so this moves minute by minut

trading at around $12.50, down nearly 16% after hours. >> thank you, seema. >> it's a tough day when party city is -- this is a post party. the party is over there. >> it's been a difficult stretch for the ipos. take a look at grow pro trading below its ipo price. >> gopro, forget it. it's a sell here. i don't like the stock. i think they've got a product issue. i'd say planet fitness? it's an interesting story here. 6% free cash flow yield. i know it's below its ipo price. there was fanfare going into this deal. people were disappointed with the first quarter. i think there's been pressure on the story. it's fine. at these levels you can look at planet fitness and say it's worth a buy. >> people are partying less and working out more. that it's trend. that makes sense when you see nike and under armour in retail are doing quite well. you see planet fitness, where are you going to wear your new gym shorts to? >> dan wears his athleisure to chipotle. >> we were talking about two ipos. talking about a market that is going sideways here. it's crowding into growth. these are not stories that are we

party city up 30%. lulu is a dolphins cheerleader. >> lulu is a true treat! happy halloween to everybody. ♪ >>> 10% flat rate. what it would also enable use to do is for every citizen to fill out their taxes on a postcard. >> we're reducing taxes to 15%. bringing corporate taxes down. >> get rid of all the deductions and loopholes. >> only if it's about three pages are you leveling the playing field. >> my tax plan actually gets rid of the payroll tax as well. >> you know, they didn't agree on the moderators, the gop contenders also agreeing on the need for tax cuts, and big tax cuts. and tax reform to get our economy back on track. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. they were tripping over each other. i was tempted to hear one of them say no taxes for anyone, ever. it will be about your taxes and money and jobs. we're hosting the next debate on fox business november 10th. what you can plan from what these candidates are saying. and this issue of other positions on revenue coming into washington. charles payne, ned stein. tony and julie. adam out this week.

bojangles, party city, box, are some of the four high-profile. bojangles, restaurant chain, down 9%. box, cloud storage, down 7% from the ipo price. blue buffalo premium pet foods, down 10% and party city down 6%. so when it comes to the ipos, all four had double-digit gains in the first day of trading and are now trading below the ipo price. back over to you guys. >> thank you, dom chu. and let's trade the ipos and karen, she said she wanted to trade bojangles. >> fried chicken and biscuits. you have to come to me. it good well out of the box it. traded up to $28. probable shouldn't have been there. i think it is a good time for this kind of -- this kind of company because you have gas prices where they are. because you have people employed. i sort of like this one. i think it is not crazy expensive here. so this is one i would actually take a look at. >> chicken looked delicious. >> i can't see -- i was talking to the ceo, talking about how breakfast was a big deal for bojangles and has been and other companies that have breakfast all day, and

party city up 30%. lulu is a dolphins cheerleader. >> lulu is a true treat! happy halloween to everybody. ♪ >>> 10% flat rate. what it would also enable use to do is for every citizen to fill out their taxes on a postcard. >> we're reducing taxes to 15%. bringing corporate taxes down. >> get rid of all the deductions and loopholes. >> only if it's about three pages are you leveling the playing field. >> my tax plan actually gets rid of the payroll tax as well. >> you know, they didn't agree on the moderators, the gop contenders also agreeing on the need for tax cuts, and big tax cuts. and tax reform to get our economy back on track. welcome, everybody. i'm neil ca

they're party band, party city, bad mustache, bad sombrero.can be bad if it perpetuates those kind of images but good in that people will see people at one university protesting and at another university feel put upon and say those kids are doing it and we're going to do it, too. >> it's a double-edged sword. it opens up the opportunity for solidarity and the movement spread at a much faster pace. looking back in the 50s and 60s they didn't have social media -- >> yeah, they met in basements. >> the dirty side of it is, the ha-ha tread, anonymous web sites, and it's a double edged sword. >> larry: what's up with people-- a lot of these problems seem to spread through social media. >> definitely. i think it's a little bit of both, also. because once you put it out there, then you leave the space for hate comments and what have you. >> larry: right. >> it's good that you can get it out there, but there's no control on the other stuff that comes. >> larry: i personally feel all hate should be on snapchat. >> because you have it and then it's gone

. >> i could have told him at party city they're not on sale for 20 bucks. >> who knew. >> apparentlywoman, what do you do when you have chickens that pluck their feathers outs? >> we all have that problem. >> you knit nice sweaters for them. a nice lady in cornwall did thes news now."

it went over the curb and sidewalk, and crashed through the glass window of a party city store. witnesses say it was packed with customers shopping for halloween. three children got hurt and were treated at the scene. a-14 year-old was airlifted to a hospital for treatment. officials are still investigating the cause of the crash. police in colorado springs may have prevented an already- deadly shooting spree from escalating. saturday morning, police responded to report of shots fired. police say the shooter killed 3 people. officers fired a combined 20 shots, killing the suspect. one witness says he watched the shootout from his kitchen window. " he was walking, he stopped, saw the lady smoking the and just and just kept walking." " the violence led to the closing of about 10 city blocks downtown for most of the day. police have not released any of the victim's identities. investigators are looking into claims that an extremist group may have been behind a russian plane crash in egypt. all passengers and staff aboard the flight were killed. abc's richard cantu has more details.

. >> i could have told him at party city they're not on sale for 20bucks. >> who knew. >> apparently a british woman, what do you do when you have chickens that pluck their feathers outs? >> we all have that problem. >> you knit nice sweaters for them. thes >>> this morning on "world news now," travel warnings to americans everywhere. the alerts goingngut now during the busy holiday travel season because of terrorism fears. the unprecedented security. >> military bombshell. the president wants to know if intelligence reports about isis were doctored up. what a whistleblower is claiming and who is investigating. >> new this half hour, a very unusual breast cancer diagnosis. >>ow an 8-year-old girl and her parents discovered the tumor. what doctors are planning next and how this family has been hard hit. >> later in "the skinny," it's down to three. the final competition for the mirror ball trophy is handed out. hosz been eliminated and who's heading for the "dancing with the stars" finale round tonight. it's tuesday, november 24th. >>> from abc newew this is "world news now." >> and g

>> you would have to go to every party city in southern california. >> sounds like you on secret mileeople were still talking .bout that party >> if that swedish team beats enjoy anythingr from the country again, which is a shame because swedish meatballs are my favorite too thick-delivered meatball -- meatballs. calmest, sweetest man on the earth. there are times, and there are people that sometimes do not listen to reason. >> do i need to worry about you? >> yeah. very superstition writings on the wall very superstitious fallbout to ♪ said this weekend, recently, if you do not -- you not know to our emotionally prepared to run for president. biden: look, i do not think any man or woman should run for president unless, number one, they know exactly why they would want to be president, and two, they can look at the folks out there and say "i promise you, you have my whole heart, my whole soul, my energy, and my passion to do lying if ii would be said that i knew i was there. ♪ charile: so, the last one was "supergirl." nina: yes, it was. charile: take that show and give us the history

it happened saturday at the party city in san dimas. a 35-year-old woman lost control of her car sending it over the curb and through the glass. and a 14-year-old was airlifted to a nearby hospital. there was no update on her condition. the crash is under investigation. >>> in colorado police are trying to figure out what float rate add man to shoot and kill three people in what witnesses industry as a shooting spree. it happened saturday morning across early blocks in downtown colorado springs. it ended when the suspect -- the suspected gunman got into a shootout with police in front of a fast-food restaurant. officers shot and killed the man after he fired at him. abc7 news is following the investigation and will have much more coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00. >>> back here in the bay area, san francisco's last remaining gun hop is now closed. the highbridge arms had only gunnysack he is russ left on the shelves after selling off most of its merchandise yesterday. it had been open more than six decades. the manager made th

kansas city royals and their fans will throw one of the biggest parties in the city's history to help celebrate the team's first championship in 30 years. the royals became champs after their 7-2 victory against the mets in 12 innings on sunday. following the parade, there will be a rally at union station. >>> always fun to have those celebrations. we've had our share. >> a warning for students on the uc berkeley campus. coming up in 20 minutes, the investigation underway after someone sexually assaulted a student. >>> furniture -- -- first, the future of crime scene investigations. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". authorities have identified a young man killed in a drunk driving crash over the weekend in oakland. christian montes of oakland was ejected from a ford mustang when it crashed into a nissan altima saturday at 100 6th avenue and macarthur boulevard. police say the driver of the mustang and a female passenger were -- and they ran from the scene. they were caught nearby and the driver was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. >>> students at a pleasant hill high school

the world series winners return to kansas city monday with the commissioner's trophy and today they'll throw one of the biggest parties in the city's history with a massive pride. at least 200,000 are celebrating the team's first championship has two.5 million reasons to celebrate. a professional gambleer going by the name of vegas dave placed $100,000 on kansas city to win the world series in april t. payout was $2.5 million buckles a. wild and sometimes bizarre end to the nfl eighth week in action. meeting on a rain soaked field in charlotte t. colting trailing in the fourth quarter. they stage a comeback. they tried the game, thanks, to two andrew luck touchdown passes and a last second field goal t. colts take the lead in overtime. luck throws his 3rd interception of the game setting up the winning field goal, carolina improves to 7 and o with a 29 to 26 win. >>> take a look at this, during the game, two protestors repelled down from a balcony, unfurled a sign, calling bank of many earthquake to cut ties with dominion. coming up, football hall of famer jerry rice. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning new

0, aircraft, have the same level of background screening as, say, a visiting news or mid level party city employee. this is an stunning example of where conceivably there's such a chink in the armor of the mechanism to provide and vet personnel who are the gatekeepers, for these aircraft that could be devastating as it happened here with 224 dead. this is scary stuff. >> you know, we obviously -- we match luggage with those on the plane. now, the brits are interested in resuming flights out of the volatile region but with the caveat, areaon luggage only and those who are supposed to be on the plane. now, obviously we know from past experience with the underwear bomber that might little difference. they're concerned about another lug gallon come -- luggage come part. issue but have the they replaced one problem with another. >> possibly. i there's only two ways it could have happened, and two reasons for it to happen. so, two ways is either a passenger beat the system coverage the bomb on, or an employee, mechanic, caterer, a stewardess, heaven a captain, anybody, it could be the electrici

it happened saturday at le-party city in san dimas. a 35-year-old woman lost control of her car sending it over the curb and through the glass. three children suffered minor injuries. and a 14-year-old was airlifted to a nearby hospital. there was no update on her condition. the crash is under investigation. >>> in colorado police are trying to figure out what motivate add man to shoot and kill three people in what witnesses industry as a shooting spree. s it happened saturday morning across early blocks in downtown colorado springs. it ended when the suspected gunman got into a shootout with police in front of a fast-food restaurant. officers shot and killed the man after he fired at him. abc7 news is following the investigation and will have much more coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00. >>> back here in the bay area, san francisco's last remaining gun shop is now closed. the highbridge arms had only gun accessories left on the shelves after selling off most merchandise yesterday. it had been open more than six decades. the m

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kansas city royals get it done. they're partying in kc as you would expect, first time in 30 years, world series champs. welcome to the set in outfield of citi field, frank thomas, raul ibanez. and i am kevin burkhardt. time for the trophy presentation. we send it to erin andrews. >> thanks so much. i am live inside the kansas city royals clubhouse, they're ready to pop the champagne. let's get the trophies. at the podium, commissioner of baseball, rob manford, and owner david glass, president dan glass, manager ned yost, senior vice president, general manager, dayton moore, and kevin olick. ready to present the commissioner's trophy. mr. commissioner. >> on behalf of major league baseball, i want to congratulate the fine gentlemen here with me. it is a pleasure to do this first time with you, david, really a pleasure. for the first time since 1985, kansas city royals are world series champions. >> mr. glass, let me ask you, what will it mean to bring the trophy back to kansas city for the first time in 30 years? not only with this

party at 5-30 p-m. then later... she travels to sioux city... for another. iowa state has fired the head coach of its football team... paul rhoads is in his 7th season at i - s - u. while he's had some memorable victories... the numbers don't lie. the cyclones have an overall mark of 32 - 54... 16 - 44 in the big 12. the last 3 seasons have gone 3 wins... 2 32 - 54... 16 - 44 in the big 12. the last 3 seasons have gone 3 wins... 2 wins... and now 3 again. there's years... and rhoads coached just 1 winning season. the nail in the coffin came over the weekend... at kansas state. the cyclones blew a 21 point halftime lead... and didn't score in the 2nd half. the team collapsed in the final 2 minutes... which included 2 fumbles... and 10 wildcat points. the 38 - 35 loss likely left athletic director jamie pollard no choice... it's not surprising, but it is disappointing because he's a guy that everybody likes. the fact that the results aren't baring that is kind of hard to see. rhoads will coach his final game this saturday at west virginia. kickoff is at 11 a -

city yesterday. the route was 2.3 miles long and is being called one of the biggest parties the city has ever thrown. this is their first championship in 30 years. the royals also won the world series back in 1985. sean: a diehard mets fan has a permanent reminder of his team' s loss in the world series. josh davis jumped the gun on getting a world series champs tattoo before the series began. he got the tattoo on his ribs. when he went to his appointment, the artist said they could not talk them out of getting the infamous inc.. >> it is a risk you run for sure. the way he came in and it meant so much to him, you know, it is all good. it' s all good. we have all kinds of ways to cover it up. >> i think it is a whole cool experience. m looking at all the positive aspects of it. [laughter] sean: that' s the thing. his $300 tattoo represents his dedication to his favorite team, he said. erin: a little too dedicated. maybe you can turn that five into a six, fingers crossed. [laughter] shirt, i suppose. erin: it is a big tattoo. sean: he went for it. we are enjoying some warmer than normal far temperatur

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. >> good afternoon again commissioners eric brooks san francisco green party our city of san francisco and san francisco clean power advocates i urge you to move that forward and move all aspects forward as quickly as possible the sooner we get our act together the better we'll beat them to the punch on marketing a side note, of course, this idea that pg&e is going to have a quote/unquote 100 percent green they'll allot the customer to decide how much percentage from their energy from 100 percent is basically having a way of noted having 100 percent and calling that 100 percent they know the customers will choose lower percentages or percentages that leads me to the next point that i want to kind of follow-up and sort of hopefully change the angle where things were last meeting with regards to advocates and when we have criticisms what we're bringing to the table on cleanpowersf many of us for over a decade and all of us for many years have been fighting pg&e and pg&e marketing in some cases our full-time jobs almost those locally and in san francisco and on the state level in 2010 wit

my gift to you, frank and michelle, for tonight's big party in the city by the bay, the city of san francisco. >>> currently according to george hughes, it's 61 degrees. and george has me a little concerned today because he says he is actually reporting from the va hospital so george, we give you all of our best and hope you're doing well. other weather watcher in the area, in pacifica that's cool in the mid-50s. you go check out vallejo. charlie raines says it's 78 degrees. hi, charlie! all right, let's step on out the door right now. in san francisco, bird's-eye view of the transamerica pyramid looking towards the golden gate bridge not a cloud in the sky there. we have nothing but pristine conditions. it's like a springtime day here in the bay area! it's 69 degrees in san francisco. 72 in santa rosa. and here you go, frank and michelle, and everybody heading on out to the "holiday lighting" of the embarcadero, 65 degrees. wow! all right. this is autumn time in the bay area. sunny and mild through the weekend, but a big-time change coming next week. this is the ridge of high pressure contin

three parties, the cities that want to keep their teams.nt to leave and the league who decide who wins and loses. the owners of san diego, oakland an st. louis have told the league we're done. we tried working with our cities to get a new stadium. they dragged their feet. negotiations failed. we're out. moving to l.a. yesterday in new york, the cities told the league their side of the story and what they're doing to build new stadiums. >> ban part of the nfl family for 50 years. had the same opportunity to do that again. >> this is what san diego's new stadium would look like replacing 40-year-old qualcomm. what we have is game of musical chairs. three teams want to leave. likely only one will get to go, maybe two. the raiders and chargers are proposing to build this. a new stadium to share and play in on alternate sundays. one owner says he supports that. others support moving the rams from st. louis back to l.a. the owner has the land and permits to build the new stadium. he doesn't need public money. winner needs 24 of the 32 team owners

party city, for one, a very high profile ipo. it's now down about 33% from its original ipo price.lue buffalo premium pet foods down about 13 from the initial price. even ferrari, it raced off out of the gate there with its ipo. about 7% below where it priced its ipo. on the upside, though, there were three companies that have at least doubled in terms of ipo price. this is global blood therapeutics. i want to point out, many of these companies are still below where they have traded throughout the course of the year. take shake shack, for instance. remember, priced at about $21 a share. it got all the way up to around $96, $97, and has been on a down trend ever since. now it's $42 a share below the opening trade. if you look at the overall market, versus the overall market, you can see here, the orange line, the s&p 500. the white line here, the ipo etf. you can see that diverging. the question becomes whether or not this is indicative of ipos going forward. the window is closing for 2015. but will it open again in 2016? that's going to be a huge question. bill, kelly, back over to