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sara eisen with the weaker forecast around the world as well as the one bright spot. >> reporter: mediocre. that's the way the imf is describing the global economy. ahead of its gathering of central bankers, finance ministers and other financial heavyweights in washington this week, the fund took down its forecast for global growth. saying it expects the world to only grow 3.3% this year and 3.8% next year. the reason -- political risk from the middle east and russia, a weaker european economy and risks of a storm brewing and what the imf calls complacent financial markets. >> i don't think that we are at the bubble stage or anything like this, but there are some markets which i think are a bit too optimistic. i think we're going to see some exit from the u.s. i think it has been explained as well as it could by the fed but it's still going to come with some bumps. we're going to get moments where the market is a bit worried. and once in a while we're going to get numbers like these ones which are going to make people think that the future is not quite as brought as they thought. >> report

jim yong kim, president of the world bank. >> sara eisen. more to dom in a little bit. >> this revolving door ceo, advanced micro. this is one of these companies that didn't deliver short term. the ceo we don't know. it's not a statement where they say the person is fired. intel. buy intel, don't buy amd. >> what is on "mad money" tonight. >> magellan petroleum. one of these companies holding up in the onslaught against the oils and zoes kitchen. >> can we take your temperature before you left us last week you were not excited about this market. >> europe's killing it. last night they made it clear, the one end of the business weak is europe. it's not stopping. you'll see stocks go down because of europe. don't forget, european consumption of oil is down so big. it's pretty amazing. >> we'll see you tonight. good to i've how back, jim cramer, 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> sara is live and first on cnbc interview with christine lagarde. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you have enough money to live life on your ter

i'm david faber along with sara eisen and simon hobbs. live from the new york stock exchanging carl's on assignment, and jim has the day off. a look at futures now. of course, we are beginning a week after what was a very poor week, at least if you were long the market. you can see we are setting up for a higher open at this point, though on friday we similarly had positive signs early but saw the s&p end the day down over 1%. for the bond market, well, you're not going to get much there it's closed in observance of the columbus day holiday. our road map this morning starts with, of course, the markets, attempting a fresh start after logging one of the worst weeks of the year. looking ahead to financial and technology earnings. >> the first case of a person contracting ebola on u.s. soil has been confirmed. a complete report in a few moments. >>> fear cry -- automobiles marking the return of a chrysler-related stock no the u.s. market. >>> in the meantime, new era here at cnbc. we have a new look debuting today from our ticker to market b

with cnbc's sara eisen.io. >> i know, not too far from cincinnati, you're in columbus. be sure to get grader's ice cream. today could be historic on wall street. our nation's central bank crisis policy known as qe, all that liquidity, free money, strip im injections, set to draw to a close today. that sets a major milestone in our economy. several years post-crisis the federal reserve feels we're on strong enough footing at least to stop with the quantitative easing, bond buying, stimulus. we'll watch for that announ announcement at 2:00. most economists are expecting the federal reserve to wrap it up. as far as news, i wanted to mention at&t. this affects a lot of folks. 2.5 million of them. the nation's government suing at&t, alleging it was not clear when it came to shutting down unlimited data plans or slowing the speeds of people who have unlimited data plans. remember, this companies ay com when there was so much demand. at&t couldn't afford to keep up with the unlimited. at&t is denying it, saying it

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let's go to business before the bell with cnbc's sara eisen. >> we just got word that jobs increasedies added 213,000 jobs. that was better than estimates. and it was a solid stretch in the last few months, above 200,000. at least for the private sector. we're going to be watching very closely on friday where we get the government read of total jobs, which includes private sector and government jobs. last month was a disappointment for august. we'll see what september has to bring. remember, last month, i was with you, 140,000 jobs were added. we want to see that number go above 200,000. that's what economists are looking for. we'll get more indication of how the economy's doing in september because we get the big manufacturing read at 10:00 a.m. this morning. and auto sales throughout the day. that's really been a bright spot in this economy. it shows just how far detroit has come. we're looking at our sixth straight year of rising auto sales. economists say we could get over the 1 million mark in the month of september. a watch for those numbers today, guys. >> sara eisen, thank yo

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sara eisen, what to you got? >> i didn't have tyime to get a costume.it on the floor at ricky's, the halloween store two years ago. turned out to be a big hit. recycling costumes. it's very cute. let me tell you what's going on on the floor. we are shaping up for a surge in stock, s at the open. really early going ahead of the bell. looking at more than 150-point rally on the dow jones industrial average. october was a wild month, but it is shaping up to be a positive one. the latest catalyst from japan, where they're injecting more stimulus to fight their economy and it's helping us over here. >> all right, cnbc's sara eisen, happy halloween, thank you very much. >> fantastic. >> up next, the two polar opposites who forever changed the world of politics. stay with us. we'll be right back. alright guys. the usual. double wings, extra ranch. we need to do something different. callahan's? ehh, i mean get away, like, away away. road trip? double wings, extra ranch. feels good to mix it up. the all-new, fuel-efficient volkswagen golf tdi clean diesel. up to

sara eisen, back to you. >> thanks very much. one of the big movers in today's session is twitter. down sharply after disappointing third quarter revenue forecast and numbers showing a slowdown in new users. julia boorstin sat down with twitter ceo dick costolo following those results. she joins us with some of the highlights. you talked through some of the weak spots. >> we did. with the fourth quarter guidance disappointing investors, dick costolo responded to questions about management upheaval and comments that there is a lot of, quote, pot smoking going on at the company. here is what he had to say. >> what i lack in hair and 20/20 vision, i more than make up for in self-confidence. the team i've got in place and the strategy we've got, we love. we all believe in it. we know that when we're successful, twitter will be useful and vital to every person on the planet. >> what i asked about the need to rev up user growth, he told me the monthly active user numbers don't tell the story that logged-out users have been growing and are no less valuable to advertisers. twitter wants to

sara eisen, back to you. >> thank you, rick santelli. shares of exxonmobil and chevron. mixed after both oil giants released third quarter earnings before the bell. both a bit higher. exxon reporting earnings of $1.89 per share on more than $107 billion in revenue. let's bring in pavel molchanov from raymond james for reaction. the story seems to be chevron and exxon beat earnings, but lowering production. what is happening at the major giants? >> yes. at exxon, production was down 1% year over year on a clean basis. that is better, much better in fact than year over year changing in q-1 and q-2. i would say that's generally as expected. i think the real take away from both of these companies is not so much that the earnings themselves, it's the change in capital intensity. both these companies and their european peers, bp and shell, have been under enormous pressure from the market to reduce capital spending. for exxon, capex was down 11%. chevron was down after being higher in the half. capital intensity as these companies are moving o

carl quintanilla with david faber, sara eisen, simon hobbs. market hire all over hp news.nings seasons kicking into first gear later this week. road map begins with hewlett-packard, splitting itself into two publicly-traded entities, one for pc and printer, one for services. hp's chairman and ceo meg whitman will talk to faber exclusively in moments. >> hp shares are higher this morning, but so are the market futures. indices looking to exstand a rally off of lack week's employment report. >> the bailout trail back in court. bernanke, paulson, geithner expected to take the stand this week. a live report from washington. >> and bitcoin loses a fifth of its value over the weekend. we'll explain why and what it can mean now for future of a controversial crypto currency. >> first up, shares of hewlett-packard jumping in the premarket. confirming the company will split itself into two publicly traded companies. services businesses take the name hewlett-packard enterprise. david's going to have a live interview with hp's chairman and ceo meg whitman in moments from now. we'll fi

carl quintanilla with david faber, sara eisen, simon hobbs. market hire all over hp news.to first gear later this week. road map begins with hewlett-packard, splitting itself into two publicly-traded entities, one for pc and printer, one for services. hp's chairman and ceo meg whitman will talk to faber exclusively in moments. >> hp shares are higher this morning, but so are the market futures. indices looking to

i'm david faber along with sara eisen and simon hobbs. new york stock exchanging carl's on assignment, and jim has the day off. a look at futures now. of course, we are beginning a week after what was a very poor week, at least if you were long the market. you can see we are setting up for a higher open at this point, though on friday we similarly had positive signs early but saw the s&p end the day down over 1%. for the bond market, well,