pete, from sweet pete's, this is debbie. >> hi, pete. >> hi.> nice to meet you too. >> want to head on into the kitchen? >> sure. >> the entire staff is working around the clock to get this order filled. in the meantime, pete is meeting with potential candy makers to come help. >> want to make some caramel? >> i want to make some caramel. >> okay. >> but it's obvious to me, he struggles to give up control. >> we're gonna need to cook 3/4 of a pound of butter. >> what's the best way to teach somebody? >> probably to have her do it. >> okay. he's gonna have to learn how to let go. how many more candies do we have to make right now? >> it's about 200 in each case. >> oh, my gosh. >> take out three tablespoons-- it's unflavored gelatin. it's on the counter. >> you want me to bloom it or just to chill this right now? >> go ahead and pour it in the cup and chill it. >> we need more clusters. we don't have enough. >> i think you can mix that a little more. >> you want me to try again? >> i think you can keep going. you don't have to stir it so vigorou

this is pete.eet you. >> pleasure. >> pleasure. >> john is the new general manager of automatch. >> i'm gonna help you make a lot of money. >> okay. >> the inventory has gone from 20 cars to over 150 in inventory. we're averaging about 90 sales a month. it's only a matter of time before automatch usa is really profitable. >> thank you very much. >> across this country, small businesses are closing their doors, killing dreams and costing tens of thousands of jobs. i'm here to fix this business. my name is marcus lemonis. in the past ten years, i've bought hundreds of failing businesses, turned them around, and i've made millions doing it. i'll write whatever check i need to, even if you won't. if you want people to listen, you put money on the table. i'm gonna give you a check for $500,000. i found six struggling businesses, some weeks away from closure. my plan is to turn them around. for the next week, i'm 100% in charge. >> all right. >> let's go get to work. can't run a business if it's not clea

this is pete.his is john gavin. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> pleasure. >> pleasure. >> john is the new general manager of automatch. >> i'm gonna help you make a lot of money. >> okay. >> the inventory has gone from 20 cars to over 150 in inventory. we're averaging about 90 sales a month. it's only a matter of time before automatch usa is really profitable. >> thank you very much. >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm wilfred frost. >> i'm seema mody. these are your headlines from around the world. >>> european shares open lower with the dow reversing all the gains, but the bank of japan government tells cnbc it's a healthy correction. >> i don't think, at this moment, there's kind of -- >> and france fights back. the french minister says the outlook is

this is pete. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> pleasure. >> pleasure. >> john is the new general manager of automatch. >> i'm gonna help you make a lot of money. >> okay. >> the inventory has gone from 20 cars to over 150 in inventory. we're averaging about 90 sales a month. it's only a matter of time before automatch usa is really profitable. >> thank you very much. (man) the sharks are back, in an all-new season of "shark tank," where hopeful entrepreneurs from across the country dream of a chance to secure an investment and gain powerful partners to start, grow, or save their businesses. i'm not trying to make friends. i'm trying to make money. we cdramatically increase profit. if the sharks hear a great idea, they're ready to invest using their own money. they're so greedy. and they'll fight each other for a piece of the action. i feel this barbara crap. i've worked with him. he's miserable. you're a vicious granny. i'm not vicious at all. but first, the entrepreneurs must convince

i'm pete ricketts. started with the family business, we had 150 people working in omaha and now there's more than 2,000 here in nebraska. i know how to create jobs, set priorities and produce results. and that's what i'll do as governor. >> pete ricketts is making false attacks, but ricketts tried to avoid paying his own taxes. but his organization proposed a plan that would raise taxes for family farmers and 80% of nebraskans. ricketts would lower taxes for corporations like the one owned by him and his family. ricketts wants higher taxes for us, but lower taxes for rich people like him. nebraska needs a governor who fights for the middle class. and that's just not pete ricketts. >> the nebraska i grew up in expects people to take responsibility, to treasure faith and family. those are nebraska values. >> pete ricketts. >> my faith guides me, from raising my family to running our business. i believe god gave us fundamental rights and our constitution protects them. that we have to be a culture that pro

i think the whole current pete rose situation is sad. i almost feel sorry for him, i mean, i am close. but not quite? >> but not quite. >> because i think he never really understands what it means to say i am sorry. >> fay vincent hopes baseball never lets pete rose near the game again. >> he took over as baseball's commissioner in 1989 just after bart giam at&t i, the man who banished rose in the first place. >> one of the game's greatest players have engaged in acts that stained the games and must live with the consequences of those acts. >> rose not only bet on baseball but he bet on his own team, while he was managing, never to lose, he says, always to win. >> but gambling had been the third rail of baseball ever since the chicago white sox took money to intentionally lose the world series back in 1919. >> he was such a great ballplayer and he cared about the game, but he cared about money even more. >> how could someone who loved the game of baseball as much as you did and do have risked it all? >> that's a good question, i can't an

pete williams is nbc justice correspondent. in the u.s., michael weiss, editor for "the interpreter" and clint van zandt, former fbi profiler, now with msnbc. we gil begin with michelle shepherd up in ottawa. give us a capsule of what happened today and how it fit in to recent fears we've had about terrorism on this continent. >> it certainly has been a fear that we will have attacks here in canada. i think no one felt ka da would be immune to this. also, we have become involved with the fight in syria and iraq, and that has really raised our profile. as you mentioned in the introduction, there have been calls for those who couldn't go over to fight in the name of the so-called islamic state to have attacks at home. and there have been fear among our security and intelligence services that particularly vulnerable were military personnel and targets. sadly, that's what happened this week, both with today's attack, the killing of the soldier, and also on monday there was an attack in quebec where another soldier was killed, struc

stef to you again. >> this is pete. >> this is pete. >> that's okay. this is -- >> it said link.hat's where i went. >> we talk about big pharma and biotech and start to drill down into diagnostics. there's money out there, consolidation out there. beckton dickinson look at the reaction of that stock today. that says it all. that stock being up says about a lot about this $12 billion deal. >> josh we talked with david blitzer the media right deals for the nba with disney and time warner. lot of money. >> looking for inflation it's in the sports and media world. this is incredible. it is a triple, $24 billion deal, a triple over what the existing deal in place is. it's great for nba fans and espn and tnt, continued coverage for the 2016 sooeason on. a lot of money, going to require a lot of advertising to make this worthwhile. >> here's an interesting one, morgan stanley upgrades burger king, downgrades mcdonald's even though josh is our food and beverage correspondent i'm going to let you do this one. >> you know, i wanted this because i've been vocal on mcdonald's. low 90s which

as pete reported. we know there was a heightened sense of security, as there always is at parliament as it is the case with capitol hill. and given the situation of events playing out in the middle east and in that region we certainly know that security is important and at the highest -- at a high alert. with that said, we heard the interview with the member of parliament indicated the area where the gunman was spotted, the hall of honor is a secure place and his first question with the reporter was that he wants answered was how the individual was able to get in the area. >> yeah. that's a very difficult situation for the canadian law enforcement and security services. they're going to have to answer for this. presumably there's going to be a lot of parliament inquiries into the attack. no matter -- whether it's a lone gunman, whether it's another political organization, or it's a terrorist attack. terrorism is really political theater. the idea is oftentimes not create death and mayhem and so forth.

. >> it was a terrifying morning for employees of chickie's and pete's in drexel hill. two armed men forced employees into the sports bar freezer and made off with more than 16 thours. upper darby police chief is calling gunman urban terrorists. kenneth moton is live outside chicky and need drexel hill with the full details. kenneth. >> sarah, some employees were arriving for work this morning and others were already here when surveillance cameras captured the two armed thieves walking through a side door here at chickie's and pete's. >> they moved fast. they were armed and masked. in this surveillance seen fist on "action news" we can see two rob ersers walk into the managers office and then chickie's and pete's. >> general manager shawn mc greenhan said before happening 9:30 the man forced female manage to empty safe of more than $16,000. they also took her wedding rings. before other cameras captured them moving the woman and three kitchen employees into a back freezer at gun point. >> i refer to these types of individuals as urban terrorists. >> detectives are tryin

it's serious pete joined by the lovely melissa maldiva.i wanted to know if you'll join me for a lifelong adventure. >> melissa, i think about you right when i wake up and i think about you every time i go to bed. i want to spend the rest of my life with you. will you marry me? >> i really don't get this. this is scaring me because it is so meaningful. she's obviously been there. >> i love this. >> she said yes! >> that's our show everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of right this minute. >> it's keeping parents up at night. and has the nation on high alert. the enterovirus. with more than 500 infected all across america, how can you protect your kids? dr. oz breaks it all down. who's most at risk? how is it being spread? the warning signs to look out for. what you need to know to keep your family safe. coming up next on "dr. oz." dr. oz: there's a big health concern experts say is not getting enough attention. it's a virus called enterovirus d68. it's being called the flu on steroids. and the most at risk ar

it's serious pete joined by the lovely melissa maldiva.i wanted to know if you'll join me for a lifelong adventure. >> melissa, i think about you right when i wake up and i think about you every time i go to bed. i want to spend the rest of my life with you. will you marry me? >> i really don't get this. this is scaring me because it is so meaningful. she's obviously been there. >> i love this. >> she said yes! >> that's our show everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of right this minute. >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show"! today, iggy azalea's paparazzi blowup. find out what set the fancy singer off. and she's out of prison and speaking out. real-life "hot topic," rapper remy ma is here. plus, celebrity chef mario batali is here heating up the "wendy" kitchen. now, here's wendy! >> wendy: thank you! yeah! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: yeah!

but i'm sort of in pete's camp. it doesn't feel like we've put in a bottom yet and i happen to think -- i think tim and i disagree. i think it's extraordinarily deflationary. >> this stuff got down to the 8020 level hit in april 2011. the old resistance. i think it's hit it a few times. i'm clear on the other side of that. >> i agree with tim in that i look at the osx and it's similar to what he was saying about -- it just stopped going down. it's gone down as much as it's going to go down it seems. and these stocks obviously have been innile lated. this sector usually bottoms before things get better. and i think that it will -- i think that it's bottomed here. and it will rally from here. >> didn't you want to see a higher low, though? i think that would be something i'd want to see right now and we're not seeing that. again, today, it's the lowest level. again, where it closed, under 80. >> when the market started to really fade and then, i don't know, 3:20, 3:30, it went negative, i thought it was just going to

stephanie link, mike murphy, john and pete najarian. the strongest day for the s&p 500 and nasdaq in more than a year and a half. credit earnings from a number of companies for the gains, 3m and caterpillar. the industrials were good. strong day. >> industrials have fallen about 10, 15 percent. expectations were low on concerns of the dollar and europe. and certainly the companies are saying that europe is soft. but they are doing a lot of better job in terms of off setting with better results in from north america, as well as margins. i was impresed with caterpillar. 3m. all four division had margin expansion. organic growth about 5, 6%. non residential and residential construction leading the way. a sigh of relief for me. i think the group that's lagd is starting to catch up and very encouraging. >> the most important things steph just said was a sigh of relief. because if you believe that this market can take that step higher, you need earnings to come in where people hope they will. and this is the kind of day that makes you believe

coming up next, chickie's and pete's workers forced inside a freezer by armed robbers. >> plus a letter written by a school nurse about ebola has local parents furious. keep it right here. fox 29 news in hd brought pow by xfinity the future of awesome. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10:00. >> people are out and about in center city philadelphia wearing heavy coats, even winter hats. it's the coldest night we've seen in months. good evening everybody. i'm joyce evans. >> i'm karen hepp. so grab an extra blanket if you're sleeping right now or getting ready to do so. frost advisories in effect for this evening. let's get right over to fox 29's meteorologist caitlin roth. caitlin, it's cold. >> very cold. shock to our system. first really chilly night we get coming out of the summer and early fall and we felt it all day today with the wind. the sunshine did not help as temperatures stayed stuck in the 50's outside right now clear skies temperatures have really been dropping like a rock since sunset. a few clouds are moving in. but we should still see temp

one of our favorite guys furious pete just posted this video. >> yesterday i went through the scariest moment, most nervous moment of my life. yesterday i had surgery for testicular cancer. >> oh, no way. >> it is huge. >> nothing like furious pete talking to the camera how important this is. >> listen how real he gets in this side go. >> you feel like you kind of lost your manhood now that you only have one ball, but you can still survive. you can still have kids. >> the fact furious pete is putting this out there is raising awareness, along with this feeling nuts campaign, but to talk about how he is doing and how important this issue is, we have one of the bravest guys on the planet, furious pete via skype. welcome to the show. >> what's up? >> this is all very new for you, i know. i know you just went through surgery. how are you? >> still in a lot of pain, but in general, you know, the worst is behind me. i can only think positive thoughts now. i am lost for words still. >> how did you find out about this? what was the reason for to you do it? >> noticed one testicle was much larg

we said it's probably going to test pete's level of 110. that where it looks like it's going. >> fedex, new hi. grasso? >> good-bye, meaning see ya, so long. not in a negative way, bought great run. transports a as whole up 18%. fedex up year to date. this point, lock in your gains. a nice ride on fedex and the market could be a little toppy, and if it's not, you're going to have another chance to buy fedex at these levels. >> home depot. bk, buy or good-bye? >> look how it traded? didn't trade that great on just the massive day. look at the underline on the economy. this morning, personal income spending. people saving more money. not spending money. a slight uptick in wages, but this stock has a lot priced in. valuation okay. at the very least take profit and say good-bye. >> celgene? >> monster. folks playing at home, it's a u in the middle. b-u-y. report add great quarter. a monster drug. a tremendous balance sheet. cash flow, major phrma would die for. trades at 21 times forward earnings which isn't crazy. bs put it on focus one list.

it looks nice. >> pete. between now and years end. what are you buying. >> that is a tougher question than i've been doing. i've been selling stuff today. to josh's point when you go back and look and start to see what were the earnings that absolutely crushed them? goldman sachs crushes earnings. stock goes down to 170. here going through 52 week highs at 190. do i still think there is upside? yeah. i think if you had to pick one area i'd go to the financials. based on the fed earlier this week i think the financials have the most torque behind them. >> the banks look totally sick. i agree. >> every one of them. goldman sachs, morgan stanley outperform but j.p. morgan, citi, bank of america. >> so you are bullish with a sense of caution. selling into the strength. mur murph? >> i'm doing less selling into the strength. i agree with pete in the financials but citi came out and blind sides everybody yesterday. and the stock is trying to move to 2020 now. i'm looking at companies that came out with great earnings. i don't need to buy a

pete najarian, where do we stand? >> this volatility works. when you look back to yesterday, we got a move in the market of 2%. then we've had other moves this week where we're talking about 1.3%, somewhere in there. so this volatility is still on the low end. we really should be trading towards the mid-20s right now based on the moves we're getting. and today was really spectacular as far as moves. up, down, up, down. then finishing down as far as we did. i i'm telling you, the volatility is back in this market place. i'm surprised by how much we're seeing right now. >> how are we feeling right now, steve? we've seen the transports roll over. technology, not financials quite yet. but maybe that's the next one with all the bankerings coming up. >> for me i'm more concerned with macro. then you look at technicals. so we thought we had a test on the 200 day average. we did that but we have to break through it. we've got to be below it for a couple days to convince the buyers to get back in. >> only a couple points away from that level. >> 1904 i

pete peterson, a republican would shake things up.epublicans haven't won an election in eight years in california. i think that experience, inside or outside, and of course the democratic majority in sacramento, california will be the real difference. >> being an outsider, would that be an advantage? sacramento is very much controlled by democrats. what would the challenge be to someone like pete peterson who would have to work with the legislature and the government? >> i think the bottom line for secretary of state is there's limited power, anyway. you certainly don't control the laws of elections. you actually don't control the elections themselves. elections are conducted on the county level. you get a little bit of a bully pulpit on issues of election administration, voting rights, money in politics, so i think he would have to be an independent voice. but peterson has won a lot of endorsements in this race. newspapers up and down the state has said he's the guy to pick instead of pa deedilla, "the insider," and i think that will

pete will probably be right on this.sked me what can marissa mayer -- i doesr. >>> for more check out friday. >>> it is time for, surprise, surprise, the final trade, around the horn? >> i don't like these large u.s. multinationals, though, you know, home despoke is primarily here in the u.s. >> so not surprising. hyg, i agree with pretty much everybody who's been on this program. it's in a bubble, it is a bubble. i did it via puts. >> pete? >> merck, el liked they for a long time. a stock i own, not necessarily just options, but i've owned it for a long time. i like what they're doing on top of everything else, and you get a different along the why? >> guy, the halcyon days -- >> nice. >> adorbs. >> totes. >> pete has been there. >> nice call into i'm melissa lee. that's does it for us here on fast. catch back here tomorrow at 5:00, but up next, don't go anywhere, a new breed of crowd planning looks nothing like kickstarter, with a stomach for -- and potential for big returns. it's already helped entrepreneur raise hund

pete? >> we talk about splitting stocks. saying it's splitting, but emc is going higher. >> danny? >> xle. oversold, long in november. >> karen? >> back to the splitting conversation, i like manitowoc. >> guy? >> back to hair. you have that big hair thing going. >> fantastic! >> i mean. >> really good. >> we should have had a vote on my hair. bigger or smaller? >> the post op there. exxonmobil. pete and i were talking about that. giddyup. >> i'm melissa lee. thank you so much for watching. see you back again tomorrow on "fast money." in the meantime, don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer íé?b make you money.c i'm here to level the playing field for allc investors, there is always hom-wt)k in summer and i promise to help you find it. mad moneyxdw3fálpjf starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. trying to make youxd alp little money. my÷d job isw3 to teach and coacu so-call me at fáq1800-743-cnbc. we live in afáñr confusing mome someone yapping on the tv orÑi

pete, you are in fourth.n fifth but outperforming the mid cap 400. >> and pete you haven't made moves all year. you are running out of time. you going to sit on this. >> i think there are opportunities towards the end of the year. i have watched guys at their level of trading and i think they are in a little bit of trouble as they approach the final couple of months. >> same thing. i will be able to flip the portfolio around or double up on some trades. >> what looks attractive in the portfolio? >> i am really -- i can end this contest if whole foods will perform for me. it will just be lights out. it has been a massive under performer. >> if visa turns around for me i have a heck of a shot. >> if k web cures cancer. >>> three things traders are watching that you might have missed today. >> i was looking around. we talk about these stocks all the time. take a look at a name like loco. if you look at it all this volatility in the market that we talk about all the time and the stock has been holding up very wel

republican pete ricketts and democrat chuck hassebrook.e welcome those joining us on adt television and radio where they can a.g. web site and also nebraska broadcasters association member stations carrying us today and welcome to those joining us across the nation on c-span2. we are live tweeting this debate. use the hashtag and e.t. debate on twitter to follow us and you can give us your comments during and after the debate on our facebook page. for the next hour the candidates will face questions from nebraska journalists and each other. the rules are pretty simple. each candidate will have 90 seconds to respond to the question and if warranted me give a 30-second rebuttal. tonight's debate is taking place before a live studio audience. we have asked the audience to refrain from a pausing or cheering because it will only take semi-from the candidates. before we meet the candidates let's introduce the panel of journalists who will be asking the questions tonight. fred knapp of net news susan of w. j. heu radio and adrian of ke tv in omah

pete najarian. --. we do begin with the markets and stocks rebounding from their worst three day losing streak in three years. good earnings and perhaps comments from bond king justify ree gundlach. and what are this things you need to be watching right now. josh brown, broken or bruised? >> think up tic that began is over. i think we're in a consolidation period. i think it is perfectly health, in fact long overdue. most of the market had been consolidating or crashing for a lot of the summer and now it caught up and there's abnormal about that. it happens all the time. it doesn't mean the market is in big trouble. >> are you saying the bull market is broken? >> no i'm saying that beautiful glorious up trend where you could buy every dip and count on the v shape recovery is a think of the past. now it is a new phase. and t it's fine and healthy. and shouldn't change anyone's plans. >> pete, what do you do? we're trying to figure if this correction is going to get much deeper. fit's nearing an end. i ha

. >> let's bring in nbc's pete williams live from washington, d.c. pete, what do u.s. authorities know at this point? >> reporter: not much. canadian officials have their hands full, so we're not really going on what u.s. officials are saying. we're learning a lot more from the canadians. it appears from this statement the police have put out that two people were killed today. one is the reserve soldier at the military memorial. but the second is the gunman inside parliament. they do say one male suspect has been confirmed deceased. so, we're still waiting on word, as you were just trying to get it there from the police, about whether, in fact, there was more than one person with a gun. there are many people who thought they saw that. and the canadian police have to assume that that could be true. that's why they're doing what they're doing. here in the u.s., joy, we've not heard any signs or any statements or any indication that security is being changed. no visible security change at our version of the parliament building in ottawa, at the u.s. capitol building or th

take a look now. >> pete. >> i like these quality names. goldman sachs is going higher. >> steve. >> ford. it will need the overall market to perform better. >> brian kelly. >> you make hey when the sun shines and you you buy puts. >> that does it for us here. we'll see you back here monday at 5:00 for more fast. don't move yet, options actions starts right after this break. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. >>> this is "options action". tonight -- >> i'm going to kill the bear. i'm going to kill the bear! >> after a huge bounce, some traeders are calling the correction over. but we have a stunning chart that could get the bears roaring

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tim is the bull, pete is the bear. >> hi, pete. >> there you go. >> you need two to come at me. >> weigh in now. 90 seconds on the clock. >> following the playbook, usually during contentious elections stocks sell off then they rally. brazil is down 24% since september 3rd. we know there's no growth, we know there's an inflation issue, but we also know that 10 1/2 times earnings and a 4.7% dividend brazil is trading cheap to itself. so again listen to what people thing around the street in terms of positioning. you talk to all the best guys, bank of america puts out a note that says people are underweight. the locals are short. and you have hedge funds that don't have to be there are out of this market. you have priced in 80% of a d l dilma victory. if you get a neves victory -- risk/reward, it's a no brainer. >> so tim talks about talking to the best people on the street. my phone hasn't been ringing off the hook and they haven't talked to me. brazil has a huge economic problem. yes, can they solve it? sure. they can devalue their currency. they can do government spending. they can do a

. >>> two armed robbery suspects target a chickie's and pete's.onight those suspects are out on the loose. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mclaren joins us live with surveillance video of how they pulled it off. >> reporter: natasha, the popular sports bar actually opened about two hours late because of this horrifying incident but business is actually back to normal as police continue to search for these two armed men. police say the gunmen knew exactly where to go to rob thousands of dollars from chickie's and pete's crab house and sports bar in drexel hill. watch as two gunmen, one dressed in what appears to be a chickie's and pete's sweatshirt slip isn't the side door and barge into a manager's office. police say one held her at gun point demanding money from the safe while the other takes three other prep personnel and the manager and lock them in the freezer. the duo took off with thousands of dollars in night receipts but managers say they feel blessed nobody was seriously harmed. >> money means nothing. everybody is safe that's the importa

with us now is pete williams. pete, good morning. >> good morning to you. >> what do we know about this man? >> not much. the fbi knows virtually nothing about him. other than that he shows up on the isis propaganda video that was released september 19th. about 55 minutes into the video. he can be seen, he's wearing a mask, camouflage, he has a shoulder holster. he's in the city that claims to be in a city in northern syria. the fbi is trying all the techniques at its disposal to figure out who he is. they're asking for public help hoping somebody will perhaps see him, recognize him from his body build, face, whatever they can see from it. maybe they knew someone who recently went to syria to join up with isis. or perhaps they'll recognize the sound of his voice. they posted a roughly two minute excerpt on their website. an excerpt from the isis propaganda video. they're asking people to give them any information about him or indeed anyone else that somebody might suspect has recently gone to syria or recently ret

pete you are the co-founder, right? >> ipointing that out. talking about retail i usually stand to the side. but gap really intrigued me because when you look at the chart, look at this severe drop. that is when the ceo stepped down. stock was 42, then pulled back. churning around 36, 37 ever since. look today. we saw unusual activity. 6,000 of these calls traded, the weekly 37 calls were bought today around the 33 cents level. that is way over the open interest. so this is very intriguing. they expire on friday. this is wednesday. they expire friday. this needs a move well above 37 into the 37 and a half and above for those to really start to produce profits but when you see that activity scott, it stands out. and after you look at that chart you can see maybe there is potential for the stock to start to move back up. >> does it stand out for you to get in? >> it did. i didn't get a chance to say ahead of time but i was able to get in close to level where i saw a lot of that big trade happening. >> holding period? >> it expires friday. >> yo

. >> but the big story on "action news" tonight is an armed robbery at chickie and pete's sports bar, in drexel hill, delaware county. the suspect made off with thousands of dollars after they put a gun to the female manager's head, and then forced several employees into a kitchen freezer. "action news" reporter kenneth moton just got new, exclusive surveillance video of the crime in progress. he joins us now live outside the restaurant tonight, kenneth? >> reporter: well, sarah these men moved fast. this evening upper darby police are not only trying to catch these gunmen but they are trying to figure out if this was an inside job at this popular sports bar and restaurant. >> in this surveillance video obtained first by "action news", cameras captured the moment, two armed and masked men walked into that drexel hill and chickie and pete's through a side door and just before opening. the take a closer look and that is right you can see a robber wearing a chicke's sweat shirt but when he walk in the manager's office and put a gun to her head. >> i refer to these types of individuals as

watch as two gunmen one dressed in what appears to be chickie's and pete's sweatshirt slip in a sidehen barge into a manager's officer. police say one held her at gun point demanding money from the safe while the other takes a three other prep staff members that same manager and locks them all in the freezer. investigators say the duo took off with thousands of dollars in night receipts but managers feel blessed nobody was found seriously harm. >> money means nothing. everybody is safe. that's the important thing. >> reporter: shortly after, staff was found by a kitchen manager and released from the freezer. some even stayed to complete their shift. >> it shows their commitment great company and their commit tom what we do on a daily basis. we've got a lot of great employees here. i got the best staff in all of delaware conte. >> reporter: if you dined at chick keats and pete's you wouldn't guess there was an armed robbery hours earlier. >> perfectly normal as if nothing happen. >> reporter: the search is on for these two masked men and police are seeking any clues to aid them in the

i'd like for that. >> pete, look at the wall.ou have a lot of stocks to pick from. >> i'm in morgan stanley and goldman sachs. expecting good things. >> steve weiss? >> i like netflix. >> that stock looks good. >> really? >> yeah. i'm not buying it, but if i played that stock, i would own that one. >> murph? >> bank of america. >> the traders like a lot of the banks which of the financials are a buy ahead of the numbers? let's bring in betsy grassic of morgan stanley. she's the number one ranked commercial bank stock picker by starmine. congratulations on both honors. welcome to the show. >> thank you very much. >> you heard some of the picks on the desk. i know bank of america which is in play on our table is one of your top picks. why? >> that's right. we have a $22 price target for them out 12, 18 months. two main reasons, they're executing extremely well on the expense side, and number two they are benefited from rising rates on the front end of the curve, in particular, even more so than on the long end. we are looking for t

. >> we have some surveillance video right here from chick he's and pete's in decks he will hill. police say two suspects entered that restaurant through a side door yesterday morning and then forced the manager to open the safe at gunpoint. then the suspects forced the woman and three other employees inside a freezer. >> the important thing is that everybody's physically okay. that's the important thing. nobody was hurt. you know, this type of stuff when it happens, you know, everybody on the road to recovery, hopefully. >> police say the suspects were in and out within minutes. they new exactly where to go. they hope surveillance video from nearby businesses offer more clues in this investigation. >>> and happening today, a preliminary hearing is scheduled for a philadelphia firefighter and his girlfriends this morning. michael lawson face con spur circumstances assault charges. pair accused of attacking lawson's ex-wife and current boyfriend twice last month. prosecutors say the ex-wife is eight months pregnant. >>> also, philadelphia police officer kenneth allen also due in co

pete has been spot on, can i mention one more thing, j.j.sh's mom is in the house, can we give her a shout out? come on. that's what i'm talking about. flash and mrs. flash, thank you. moving on now. alibaba shares are up more than 15%. one trader is looking to protect profits going into next month. >> today, you know listen the stock traded 100. i think everyone was looking for that. today options volume was two times average daily volume, but there was one big trade. the largest trade that happened in alibaba since options were listed in late september. they bought it versus 500 shares of stock where they basically sold a november regular expiration 110 fall at about $1.40. they brought the november week 7 weekly. so they paid $1 for the structure. what this does against a large stock position of one million shares is it creates something where they can participate to the outside, up to about 109, and has protection below $94 into this all important first earnings event. so to me, if you have $45% gains, say you have a good chunk of this o

start with the biggest feminist on the couch, pete.fended were you by his statement. >> i was not offended at all because, in my viewing of it, it looked like honest slip-up. looked like he didn't want to say that. what he did afterwards is very, very revealing. >> i completely disagree. >> if a republican had said it, it would be revealing true inner feeling how he sees his candidate. >> he would have been eviscerated. >> this is just a mistake. >> would the response be different if parties -- >> absolutely. see it on every major network on television. am i in the minority here? do you think that he -- >> no, i agree with you. >> bring it home, girlfriend. >> that was purposeful, pete. i don't know what you heard. the fact that he giggled and laughed afterwards, there is no room in american politics for that, none. >> i agree completely. night is not funny. >> i don't know what happened after he laughed, if he apologized and said i didn't mean to say that. >> he didn't. >> clearly it was offensive. >> couple things here. one, i did an

let me bring in nbc pete williams.d off the hour reporting that breaking developing news regarding travelers from west africa and new precautions being taken. what is the latest there? >> right, tamron. the government has been watching since the summer for people who show obvious science of sickness. in is going to be different now. starting at some of the five most busy airports that have flights from west africa. jfk, newark, d.c., o'hare, and atlanta. everyone who has been to west africa to the nations where ebola is the most prominent will get a questionnaire. they'll have to have their temperature taken. it will give the government phone numbers they can reach people if there are problems. all of them will be given the card that is from the cdc. it says what to watch out for. to take your temperature, to go to a doctor if you think you developed symptoms. and if they got doctor they take this card with them. you can see the cdc logo here. it tells the doctor this is a person who has been to west africa who may hav

pete, good evening. >> reporter: officials say this is not the result of a specific threat. instead a reaction to the growing calls for the acts of violence. for weeks isis has called for attacks on public targets overseas is and here at home in propaganda videos and jihadist websites and they suggest that attacks on government buildings and installations. add to that last week's shooting in canada's capital city including an attack on the parliament building, and u.s. officials say the reasons are self-evident. homeland security secretary jeh johnson says given world events prudence dictates a heightened vigilance in protecting u.s. buildings and personnel. the added security will range from more officer on guard to closer inspection of purses and briefcases to more sensitive settings on metal detectors. >> pete williams in our d.c. newsroom with the latest on that story tonight. pete, thanks. >>> when we were last on the air here last night a wave of lava was closing in on a residential neighborhood in hawaii on the big island which has been on alert as residents have been

. >> where were you trading today, pete? >> you look at the financials. what i like about today's trade is it got focused back on the u.s. i continue to think so. i continue to think it's the best place to trade as well. you look at the transports, the industrials. the strength that we've seen. finally the focus came off all the different hot spots, whether it's the ukraine, middle east, you name it. somewhere there's a hot spot all over the rest of the world, but the focus today was back on the u.s. the numbers looked pretty solid. you loved to see the volatility index. not closing above 17 this entire week despite all this volatility and today finished underneath 14, 14 1/2 somewhere this that range tells me a lot about the sentiment and how quick it can turn. >> talk about the small caps. today we also had a pretty decent session. >> yeah, you did. it overshot -- one away was my level. i got to 107ish yesterday. trading was pretty staggering. probably traded close to 150 million shares or so. that proved to be a pivot. you saw the reversal yesterday an

brian. >> pete williams starting us off tonight. pete, thanks. canadians have been asked to stay out of the center of ottawa tonight. it's still very tense around parliament with a major security presence in and around that building as you can imagine. nbc's ron allen there for us tonight. ron, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, brian. yes, we are on the edge of parliament hill. the area's still very much in lockdown. you can see up there the flashing lights, a heavy police presence right around the parliament building, the war memorial where earlier today chaos and mayhem in the streets as police descended on the area responding to the reports of gunmen attacking the parliament building. a heavily congested area here in the heart of the nation's capitol. just unbelievable scene. visitors in this area, college campus, mall here still shut down. people are in the streets milling about still trying to comprehend what happened. still a lot of young people here just trying to make sense of why this happened in this capital. police are re

thank you, pete. pete will have more on this a little later on. nbc n"nightly news". >>> we're learning details about a guy described as a prolific serial burglar. the thefts may keep him behind bars for decades. and as jackie ben so thsen repo his victims were people he knew. >> reporter: prosecutors says james cobb's drug habit led him to burglary and poor division making. court documents reveal he mostly targeted friends and neighbors, usually those who refused his repeated request for hone. these images are from a break-in at a commercial business where a friend of cobb's once worked. they show him breaking into a cash register and taking the money. in february, he broke into the german up to home of a neighbod steal copper wiring and property the. a crime that occurred while he was out on bond. prosecutors ste s estimate he s about $50,000 of jewelry alone in the same complex this about a year's time. is this the security door of a midas shop after a break-in. a shell gas station owned by a former employer was another target. it yielded $300