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pippa stevens joins us now to tell us why we're seeing such a decline. >> heavy losses today, contessa's because it looks like israel will not target iranian oil infrastructure with three senior administration officials telling nbc news that israel plans to limit its retaliation to military targets. oil was bid up as the market waited to see how israel would respond, fearing that israel might destroy iranian oil facilities. but traders are now unwinding the risk trade and are back to focussing on the fundamentals and the global market is still oversupplied and potentially facing even more barrels coming back on the market from opec beginning in december. still, cibc told me the market is being shortsighted it might not be a target this time that we're in the clear moving forward. if there are more tit for tat responses, oil facilities could once again be in focus. wti all but given up its gains since iran fired ballistic missiles at october 1st at israel. >> let's talk about nuclear power and technology. big tech getting involved in it. nuclear power has sort of gotten back into the co

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mike santoli here to break down the crucial moments of the trading day plus pippa stevens with the detailsre leading. pippa, oil is having its worst day in two years. tell us more. >>> that's right, scott. oil sinking 5.5% with the market viewing israel's attack on iran, which april voipded nuclear and oil facilities, de-escalate ory. now the geopolitical risk premium is shifting the focus back to fundamentals, an oversupplied market. the weakness is spilling over into nat gas as well. the front month tumbling 11%. a december contract about 60 cents higher but down 8%. the commodity drop is hitting energy stocks which are the only negative group on the day with the upstream drillers leading those declines. scott? >> pippa, thank you. pippa stevens. >>> to seema mody, a stock that's doing quite well, right? >> the stock was upgraded in spring but raising from 160. the company has gone through a massive transformation, multibillion dollar settlements, restructuring, spinning off health care, they are bullish on 3m's new management at the helm. >> a lot of this is driven by productivity, pric

let's get back to pippa stevens who is watching stocks for us. >> oil prices tumbling more than 4% aftera failed to announce additional stimulus measures giving back some of the gains on escalations tensions on the middle east. that's weighing on the entire energy complex, and the biggest laggard by a long shot. the refiners are leading those declines. marathon petroleum and philips 66 lower as milton barreled toward florida. the storm is not expected to affect any infrastructure, but it could cut demand for petroleum products since people fill up ahead of time and are not driving as much in the aftermath. >> we'll watch that closely. >> still ahead, we'll tell you what's driving the big bounce in robinhood's stock today. we're back on the bell after this break. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct

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we will see you back here at post 9 >>> to pippa stevens now for the biggest names moving into this close. >> shares of philip morris hitting a record high after reporting a beat across the board in g 3, the company also raising guidance helped by growing demand for smoke-free products the ceo telling cnbc the margin profile for smoke-free products is much better than for traditional projects a new core is in the red, q3 beat estimates but down relative to last year as average steel prices slipped 15% year offer year the company guided towards lower net earnings for the current quarter thanks to lower realized prices and seasonally lower volumes, the stock down 5% >> pippa, thanks very much pippa stevens. >>> we are just getting started. up next, former if he had rald reserve vice chair rich clarida is back with us, what he's expecting from fed chair powell in the next couple of weeks. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to lea

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i'm pippa stevens with your cnbc news update.antony blinken is heading back to the middle east as part of a push to start cease-fire negotiations in gaza the diplomat's trip to the recently comes after the death of hamas leader yahya sinwar the state department says blinken will start his trip in israel the federal retrial began of the former louisville police officer facing civil rights charges in the death of breonna taylor and her boyfriend in a botched police raid. bret hankenson is accused of depriving their couple to be right to be free from the unreasonable seizures. >>> and more than 100 women's soccer players signed an open letter protesting fifa's soccer deals with aramco. the players who include former u.s. national team captain becky saurboon cited issues with saudi arabia's record on climate change and women and lbgtq plus rights calling on fifa to replace aramco with an alternative sponsor better aligned with these values. >> all right thank you very much. pippa stevens. >>> it's been good times for the stock market

our pippa stevens has more. >> good morning, frank. this is driven by the power demand from data centers with hyper scalers scrambling for power, which, for right now is only nuclear. google announcing that yesterday with the first small moderate reactor slated for 2030. microsoft teaming up with conversation energy to bring three mile island back online and meta is powered by the s sussquehana river. tech players are also backing the technology. bill gates and sam altman are ch ch chairmen of the nuclear companies. and jensen huang called this an integral part of the nuclear future. the industry is hoping that smrs, frank, might speed the time it comes to market and provide the necessary capital. >> pippa, when do the smrs get the power? >> that's the million dollar question here. consensus is not before the end of the decdecade. not all smr companies are reinventing the wheel. a lot are expecting with fuel types and cooling agents. that takes time to get through the regulatory process to come through fruition. a major issue for the i

. >>> now to pippa stevens for a cnbc news update. >>> president biden will travel to germany tomorrowtponed the initial visit last week to monitor hurricane milton in florida. the president will not immediate with volodymyr zelenskyy on the rescheduled trip. the white house says they will speak by phone today instead. it comes after zelenskyy unveiled his victory plan, calling for an uncondition at invitation to join nato. >>> a former las vegas official was sentenced to 28 years in prison for killing a journalist who wrote critical articles about his work and exposed an inappropriate relationship. he waited outside of the reporter's home and stabbed him to death. he claims he was framed. >>> two aviators' plane crashed yet afternoon. they say the growler jet went down east of immunity rainier. it's not clear in they ejected before the crash. >>> coming up. amazon is increasing its investment in the nuclear industry, direct are more than half a billion in projects ace cross the country. "power lunch" it back after this. when it comes to investing, we live in uncertain times. some asse

with your cnbc morning business report, i'm pippa stevens. thank you pippa. well happening today giant pumpkin growers will be vying for the big title in half moon bay. it is time again for the annual pumpkin weigh-off. this is video of last year's event where a pumpkin weighing 2,749 pounds broke the world record. if the winner breaks another world record, organizers are offering a prize of $30,000. the winning pumpkin will also be on display next weekend for all to see. this year marks half moon bay 51st annual pumpkin competition. it's a lot of gorgeous. well, training this morning, ariana grande returned to host saturday night live for the third time over the weekend. and while she wasn't pulling the double duty as the night's musical performer, she actually gave fans a little taste of her vocal chops with her famous impressions. i'm not gonna do my impressions. no britney spears today. if you ask me again, i'll say the same thing. i know baby, baby. i'm not gonna do miley cyrus. cause baby, that ain't gonna work. candice impressions didn't stop there. sh

let's bring in pippa stevens on a pretty dramatic move.etimes we see an immediate sell the news, and then it recovers, but this is opposite. >> down more than 6% on the lows, and so the market is clearly viewing israel's response on iran that did avoid the facilities as a deescalation, and the next question now, of course, is this the end of this chapter in this conflict, or are we going to see another strike now from iran responding to the latest strike from israel. for so long, since october 1st the market had been waiting, now that they have any premium that had been priced in has now been unwound. that's why we're seeing a big drob. but rbc talking about another big wild card, which is, of course, the u.s. election, and she was basically saying if we get a trump presidency, will that lead to mar a harsher stance, could that potential embolden israel. why there's an immediate response today, there are still unknowns, then of course we have the opec meeting come up on november 1st. >>> pippa, we have to leave it there. thanks very much.

with your cnbc morning business report, i'm pippa stevens. thank you pippa. well stock up on butter ahead of the holiday season because prices are expected to skyrocket. this comes after consumers and restaurants are already facing higher costs for chocolate and sugar. analysts say that strong demand for butter and a preference by dairy processors to use more milk for products that are more profitable products, such as cheese and driven as cheese. i should say they really have driven the surge. the usda has raised its forecast for butter prices to $3 per pound this year. this is up 15% from last year. 617 right now. now to a live look at sfo this morning. and new at six with thanksgiving just 45 days away and christmas 72 days away, the rush of the holiday travel season for the time to book is now, according to travel website hopper. the first two weeks of october is the best time to reserve your flight for thanksgiving. that means today is the final day of that window. each day after that, prices go up $30 on average. nbc news senior consumer investigative c

an uptick in the gas demand, boosting shares of companies including eqt, antero. >> thank you, pippa stevense of those ceos that has struck a deal, robert blue is from dominion and his company partnered with amazon. we have been all over this to the degree that we've been able. i wonder, can you give us a little color on how the conversations began with amazon and what you envision? >> sure, carl. thanks for having me we look at this as a partnership between one of company's most innovative companies with amazon and one of the most reliable with dominion energy. we've been providing power plants for more than 50 years so as we thought about the demand that's coming on our system from data centers, from electrification of the economy from population growth, it made a lot of sense to us to try to work with a company like amazon and figure out a way to provide exactly what our customers want. reliable, carbon 3 electricity and in a way that benefits not just amazon and not just dominion energy, but all of our customers. so that's the way this frgz can has evolved so far >> do you get the sense

i'm pippa stevens with your cnbc news update. county prosecutor is set to ask for the menendez brothers to be resentenced according to "the new york times." it could lead to the brothers being released they're currently serving life without parole for killing their parents in 1989. the d.a. is expected to announce his decision at 4:30 eastern >>> the white house is imposing stricter standards on lead-based paint in homes and child care facilities built in 1978 or earlier. it will reduce exposure to up to 1.8 million people per year, including 316,000 children under the age of 6 >>> the hallmark channel is being accused of ageism. a 79-year-old casting director says she was pushed out for being too old. they also used the top programming executive saying stars were "too old talent who needed to be replaced. hallmark denied the allegations, saying they have a home at hallmark kelly? >> pippa, thank you very much. >>> less than two weeks to go to the election, and the -- steve liesman has the latest survey. >> this is a special edit

we go to pippa stevens. >> and now, the health insurance reported a miss on the profit, and lowered the earning guidance for the year. the company's, ceo reported a unprecedented miss on the medicaid sector. >>> travelers is moving higher, and they are reporting a profit beat for the first quarter, and higher premiums, and investment income overshadowed the catastrophe losses. that is up about 9%. scott. >> thank you, pippa. we are just getting started. pfrmt and we will look at the new features coming to the search engine company's features today. and how will they take on alphabet? i can't wait. we are looking at the new york tcngarexchange, and you e wahi "closing bell" on cnbc. futures don't sleep in the after hours, bro. dad, is mommy a “finance bro?” she switched careers to make money for your weddings. ooh! penny stocks are blowing up. sweetie, grab your piggy bank, we're going all in. let me ask you. for your wedding, do you want a gazebo and a river? uh, i don't... what's a gazebo? something that your mother always wanted and never got. or...you could give these different inves

cnbc's pippa stevens has the details. >> hey, melissa.we are watching sugar, coffee, and cocoa, because about 80% of the united states imports come through the impacted east and gulf coast ports, according to wolf research. now, we might not see an immediate or very large impact on sugar prices, given that only a quarter of u.s. consumption is from imports but for coffee and cocoa, that is 100%, nearly, and so, that's where we could really start to see prices rise. now, they expect to see even more pressure on these already strained supply chains, adding that stocks in the u.s. were rather low for both coffee and cocoa, ahead of the strike now, each of those are up sharply on the year. cocoa up 71%, thanks to disruption in brazil for coffee, and west africa for cocoa. and broadening out a little bit here, there is a lot of other stuff that's coming in through the impacted ports about 80% of per form and cosmetics come through the eastern gulf coast ports beverages and spirits at 80% 70% for vegetables and fruits and meat and fish. as well

. >>> let's get to pippa stevens for the cnbc news update. >>> a federal judge ruled against republican-ledred stricter rules for overseas ballots in pennsylvania. that includes votes from military members stationed abroad. six republican congress men from the battleground state argued election officials should be required to verify eligibility of overseas voters before adding them to the tally. but the judge dismissed the case on several grounds saying they filed the lawsuit too close to the election. >>> right now in d.c., preparations are under way for vice president harris to make her closing argument to the american people. exactly one week before election day. she will give the address at the site of former president donald trump's january 6th speech. and trump's vice presidential running mate jd vance will tape an interview with podcaster joe rogan tomorrow, it comes just days after rogen interviewed trump and a couple of days after rogen posted online that abn interview with vice president harris is on the table. rogen has not made an endorsement in the 2024 election. >>> as we head

i'm pippa stevens with your cnbc news update.altimore's main port later today, where he will announce a $3 billion grant to reduce carbon emissions at u.s. ports. white house officials say it will improve and electrify infrastructure at 55 ports across 25 states and territories. the grants are funded by biden's climate bill that was approved in 2022. >>> the plan for ozempic and wegovy have within cited for quality issues. a mark inspection report found the danish drugmaker did not have enough information to show the water they used was properly controlled for microorganisms. >>> and a new electronic health record powered by ai by oracle. it will allow providers to pull up information they need about their patients by asking questions with their voices, which oracle says will give doctors more time to care for patients. shares are up about 1% today. kelly? >> pippa, thank you very much. >>> coming up, we're tackling the biggest week of earnings season with three names. the numbers and narratives to know for amd, visa and alphabet

i'm pippa stevens with your cnbc news update.reme court agreed today to step into a fight over plans to restore nuclear waste in texas, and new mexico, the court will review a ruling that found a nuclear regulatory commission overstepped its authority when it a license to a private company to store spent nuclear fuel at a west texas dump for 40 years. the decision will affect the plans for a similar facility in new mexico >>> social media platform x has paid some of the fines ordered by brazil's supreme court and will file a new request to resume services in the country x was shut down there in august after it did not comply with the court's orders over a hate speech moderation. >>> at least 215 people have died and hundreds are still unaccounted for as a result of hurricane helene and communities struggle to recover there the storm's widespread damage. the white house says fema has provided over 45 million in direct assistance to those affected, including over 17 million to those in north carolina kelly? >> incredible. hundreds

thanks for bringing that to us that's steve liesman we have about 20 before the closing bell to pippa stevens a look at the key stocks she's watching. >> molina health care seeing its best day in more than a decade after q3 numbers beat estimates on the top and bottom line helped by higher premiums for the company's medicate insurance plans. those shares up 19%. newmont mining is sinking, the worst performer in the s&p after the gold miners results came up short of estimates higher costs and lower production in nevada impacted q3 numbers. even as gold prices rose, the stock is on track for its worst day since 1997 scott. >> pippa, thank you. >>> up next, nba commissioner adam silver sitting down with alex sherman you'll hear what he had to say about sports betting after the break. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean. not spreadsheets... you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. our matching platform lets you spend less time searching and more time connecting with candidates. visit indeed.com/hire (man) look at this silly little sailboat... these men of means with t

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i'm pippa stevens. here is your cnbc news update at this hour.a new evacuation warning on specific buildings in beirut's southern suburbs this afternoon after hezbollah said it would be open to negotiating a cease-fire. the military also said a fourth division had begun operating in lebanon's southwest on monday part of its ground operation. >>> colorado supreme court refused to hear the case against a christian baker who declined to bake a cake for a transgender woman. justices dismissed it on procedural ground and did not weigh in on free speech issues. the case, which drew national attention, is among several in the state pitting lgbtq rights against the first amendment. >>> and new bill in the house of representatives would award the 1980 miracle on ice olympic hockey team with congressional gold medals. the team defeated the heavily favored soviet union in lake pl placid, for a big win in the midst of the cold war. february 22, 2025, marks the 45th anniversary of the upset. morgan, back to you. >> thank you. >>> let's get a check now on the

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tomorrow we're coming off of a bit of a lower base and see if this has any impact this week thanks, pippa stevensbeen watching chinese names. >> only because we've been following them for a week straight since the stimulus, of course, and, you know, some of the tech names i've been looking at are now down on the day alibaba is down a couple percent, baidu down, they've been up like, gosh, like 30%. >> easily. >> something in the last ten days. >> yeah. >> i thought that the comments yesterday from stan druckenmiller, they were being s circulating around, no interest in investing there the investable versus uninvestable idea, tepper saying buying everything there. it's very investable now maybe a game changer stan, these guys have been long-time buddies. >> sure. >> two of the greatest ever. >> it's the pittsburgh thing >> for sure. >> a lot definitely the pittsburgh thing. but just interesting to me how you can have two legends of the business who know each other's sort of investment styles as well as anybody else can come off on different sides of a particular trade. >> maybe your definition of

i'm pippa stevens with your cnbc news update.banned antonio gutierrez from coming into the country after his response to the missile attack. the foreign minister said gutierrez did not forcefully condemn the assault and, quote, does not deserve to step foot on israeli soil. meanwhile, an israeli soil says retaliation for yesterday's strikes will be swift, however the timing could be complicated by the jewish new year, which begins this evening. >>> ukraine says russian troops captured a strategic stronghold today in eastern ukraine and ordered its troops to withdraw. the hilltop coal mining town has resists the intense attacks since russia's 2022 invasion. back to you. >> pippa, thank you. >>> biggest loser on the s&p 500 right now is humana, plunging double digits. bertha coombs here with more on why that stock is sinking. what is the story? >> for medicare advantage insurers, the fate of government reimbursement rates is literally tied to their stars, that's the quality ratings issued by the government on their plans. in a fili

let's get to pippa stevens with more on how big tech is breathing new life into the sector. thought nuclear is back, pippa? >> sara, google's announcement is a new chapter with tech partnering with nuclear because it's the first time a hyperscaler is directly backing a new power plant. this one with small, modular reactors. it comes as big tech companies race to secure the insatiable power needs. google's deal is the latest example. we also had microsoft teaming up with ton city lags energy to bring three mile island back online while amazon bought a data center from talon energy powered by the susquehanna power plant. bill gates and sam altman, chairman of nuclear companies. jeff bezos has funded an infusion company and jensen huang has called neutral an integral part of the a.i. future. the friday hindustry hopes goog funding several will send an important signal and lead to more demand and buildout. >> thank you. >>> brian moynihan joins us next with that stock higher and financials in the lead in today's market. despite some big losers on the dow. united health, we'll ta

pippa stevens will have more in the next hour. >>> and according to a bloomberg report familiar with the matter. the robots were able to walk using a.i. a video posted online shows an optimus bartender acknowledging it was assisted by a human. >> still doing all those things, but more remote control than autonomous, if you split hairs. >> it reminded me -- i was there when we launched wsj.com. it wasn't ready to go at the press release. >> still a big leap from the guy dressed in a big suit. you could see from the waist. >> the point this piece, though, is raising is whether this is false advertising. >> looking like its listening and reacting. >> and shares trade based on it. >> i would say years ago and not putting it in that category, the case which was about a prototype that was not really doing what -- it wasn't what it was. the question is are people buying into these shares based on a view that something's happening that's not really happening? i don't know. >> it's interesting. >> this next one is not cooties? >>> the parent company of cover girl coty will come in below the p