lemonis: chef dave soup in the jar, available at metro market. dave: shh! t to try my new soup? lemonis: that's it? dave: that's it. lemonis: what's in it? dave: grilled corn, grilled onion, roasted poblanos, grilled chicken, lime juice, cilantro, and yukon gold potato. it doesn't have any dairy. lemonis: whoa. dave: mm-hmm. lemonis: he did go back to work, and he told me he created a brand-new healthy soup for the grand opening. dave: what do you think? lemonis: that's good. maybe he's actually starting to listen. hey, great job, bud. dave: thanks. lemonis: see you soon. ♪ it's been about two weeks since i've seen dave, and i'm back for the grand opening of the new and improved soup market, and i have a feeling it's gonna look amazing. well! kevin: what's the word, man? lemonis: what do you think? kevin: i love it. lemonis: looks different? kevin: i love it. lemonis: hey, dave! dave: how are you? lemonis: proud of you, my man. dave: good to see you. lemonis: what do you think? dave: incredible. lemonis: i spent over $60,000 renovating the soup market. new f

. >> reporter: health officials say romaine lettuce should be removed from all soup market shelves and restaurant menus until they can determine the source of a new e. coli ak a dead strof the bacteria has sickened 32 people in 11 states since october. nearly a third of the case, nine, are in los angeles county. the ceo of the california leafy greens marketing agreement says most of the romaine on the market when the outbreak began was grown in his state. >> given the cycle at that time, i think there's a good possibility that it came from california. yes. >> reporter: but he also says finding the exact farm will be difficult because it takes about 2 to 3 weeks for investigators to confirm an e. coli outbreak is under way. >> so by the time they are doing trace-back, there's no packaging left. there's no product left. >> reportefoinvestigators is th bacteria's dna. it's very similar to the e. coli strain that caused a still unsolved outbreak in 2017. the cdc says about 48 million people get sick from food- borne illnesses every year. 46% of them from eating leafy vegetables and other p

there are other people waiting in long lines waiting for fuel was in short supply going to the soup markets face a commodity some price of more than tripled in a couple of weeks go to the pharmacy you have a card find essential drugs if you find them they're too expensive for the course the opposition saying enough is enough and they want the government to do something about it or knowing how do we expect the government to react. well the march has been allowed to go ahead so far without any incident the government isn't happy about it but related go ahead they saying that of course they want the opposition that if they cause problems then they will be dealt with some government officials have come out and say that they feel that this is the main opposition leader nelson chamisa trying to get attention trying to get internationally needed to focus again on zimbabwe to try and put some kind of change they suspect he's trying to push for told with prism and god was some kind of negotiation that maybe get some got some kind of deal in government maybe the prime minister role these last peculat

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innovative businessmen create markets. >> soup station tbs. >> he created one by putting us on tv. baseball but we need to get this product out there and play that market. >> when we bought them in 1976, they were terrible. we finished last many more times than finishing first in baseball. >> but ted could even make the best even out after bad situation. >> ted came into the clubhouse and why you would across the room, murph, don't worry about that slump you're in. you're saving me hundreds of thousands of dollars in our networks negotiation. i said, wait, that's not how it works, ted. >> from the clubhouse, ted was there. he even put on the uniform and managed the team for a day. >> i figure this is a good time for me to figure out what goes down here on the field. >> i think he might have had the shortest career as a manager that managed the game. >> from 1991 the team has gone from worst to first. four years later, they were world series champs. >> when they won, i'll just never forget. it was one of the great highs of our time together. >> as ted built his super station, he was

really weird, i can't believe campbell's soup could lead the market back. i'm not sure. >> trading at higher valuation than apple, right? what you will need, you will need a washout of a lot of momentum names we've seen. charles: right. >> semiconductor names. amd is getting sold off pretty significantly today. charles: amd is the number one loser in the s&p tech sector, followed by nvidia. erin, todd, kevin. thank you very much. >> thank you. charles: our other top story, election chaos almost a week after the midterm elections. florida recounts are underway in the senate and governor cases. senator bill nelson, called on governor rick scott to recuse himself from any role in the recount process, claiming that scott is using his power as governor to try to undermine the voting process. president trump weighing in with a tweet. the florida election should be called in favor of rick scott, rick desantis, numbers of ballots are showed up out of nowhere. a honest vote is not possible. ballots massively infected. must go with election night. georgia, democrat s

market. what do general electric, campbell soup, and anheuser-busch have in common? taking notice. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: let's give you a look at some of the stories trending. we are a multiplatform company. subscribers read that the credit -- credit suisse ceo may ask hundred of dobbs -- axe hundreds of jobs. and a big tax on tax companies -- tax on companies to support the homeless. you can check those stories out. taylor: a blue-chip company has been hit hard this week. losses is geredit signaling to investors things can get worse from here. they are not the only company. to ring in ourt bond reporter, molly smith. we've been talking a lot about this. -- bring in our bond reporter, molly smith. we've been talking a lot about this. is this a one-off or broad concern? >> some of the stories that we have looked at and the names i cited in this piece, ge, one of them, another is ford, the issue the companies are facing are a bit unique to the companies. we talked about the struggle for ge power business and fort's operations out of the cou

. >> chef craig: so we have a summer soup, all the melons from the market.in detroit. >> anthony: beautiful, thank you. >> chef craig: thank you. >> charlie: it's good, isn't it? i would describe that -- may i, chef? it's a light, airy gazpacho. >> anthony: it's -- delicious. i wouldn't even go that far. leduff sees an opportunity to make a melon gimlet. >> charlie: put a little gin in it. >> anthony: you're putting gin in your soup? >> charlie: well the soup's delicious, let me try this -- >> anthony: you're on your own, dude. you know, when i was a chef, if you had poured gin in my soup, i would have stabbed you in the neck with a fork. i'm dying somewhere inside. you're like the worst-case scenario customer. the customer from -- hell. next up -- smoked mussels that are lightly steamed in white wine, aromatics and butter served in a lobster broth with fried onions, honey, and yuzu. quite delicious. baby greek salad with beets, tomato, and feta, all sourced locally. a tribute to the greek diners where craig grew up eating with his family. this guy could be

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. >>> let's get to a market flash on campbell soup now >> hey we are seeing movement here from campbell soup that it will sell off snacks and cookies here. it has had interest here the companies are not commenting right now. it is all part of an atoefrpt sway some of the investors which have pushed for a sale, said it would be satisfied with a breakup as well. it is trying to pay down some of the $6.2 billion at this point on news that it had put it up for sale or at least begun the process for doing so we saw a move that campbell soup jumped up about 3.2% the stock is up about 1.81%. >> thanks so much for that >>> still ahead on the closing bell, much more on this friday we'll discuss what's driving the market lower and where opportunities remain >>> bank of america tells us how much further crude prices could fall as oil plunges deeper into bare market territory. so, they say that ai is the building block of the future. super. but today you're building wind turbines. morning sir. chief, the blade isn't passing quality gate. that's why you work with watson. i detect frictional loss on

markets today. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: campbell soup has halted. an end to the proxy battle between daniel loeb and the company. third point also going to get input on who the next ceo is. the search is ongoing for a new ceo. that battle comes to a halt. news pending so that is a year to date chart. today's trading it has been down 2% before. the stock was halted. this as we get news third point will get two campbell soup seat and input on the ceo so a win for dan loeb. guy: time for the global battle the charts. you can find these on bloomberg punch in gtd go. monday andy is cyber adobe is predicting it will be the strongest u.s. online sales day in history bringing in $7.8 billion in sales. if history is a guide it could mean bad news for markets and retail. my chart shows how cyber monday has been typically a malaise going back 2005 when cyber monday first began. there's only been one day when inse retail and s&p rose 2011. particularly bad year in 2008. it's a financial crisis. that only been three days were retail has outperformed the s&p. if

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market. can there be new leadership? at what point do johnson & johnson was at a new 52-week high, coke, hershey's is up, campbell soup, kellogg. we know consumer staples have no pricing power but that's where investors are heading. can't anything lead this market higher other than big momentum names? >> i think it's such a top-down oriented move, where you are seeing the high beta stocks of the market and the growth areas of the market underperform and of course, when we do come out of it and we will come out of it, they will outperform. they will exhibit upside leadership. i'm still more bullish on tech and discretionary than i would be on staples in part because they are more offensive than defensive qualities. charles: tech earlier today, we did see the chips of all names start to make really pretty remarkable reversals. >> valuation. charles: is that what it is? >> i think it is. even looking within chips, you saw thursday night, you saw nvidia have a pretty bad quarter, opens down 20% the next day. applied materials, similar. very bad quarter. actually ends in the green. the difference was valuation. high free cash flow

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soup. that is a big activist battle as well. it should be interesting and clearly move the needle of the market.g holiday, expecting thin trading, which could lead to low volatility. could berices significant. the stock market could take its cue from the oil market. the big picture story is 25% plunge in prices from five weeks ago when we were at a four-year high. and naturalo $56, gas along for the wild pony ride if you want to call it that. oil was falling, and we can go into the bloomberg one more time and as oil was falling, natural gas was spiking. -- lostnot only lose money as they try to stop the falling prices and natural gas, but there were spread between the contracts march and april that got a lot of traders off guard. as shery and you have mentioned, markets were closed. thanksgiving holiday week. kicking off the holiday shopping season, black friday, cyber monday. what are the expectations? missed, it will be negative for stock split u.s. retailers, take a look at the headlines here that have year to . there is a lot of money to keep up with amazon. the have cut a lot of their profi

safe againy could we go to 3.25 or 3.30, or got to put it back in the soup >> yeah, 3.25 appear to be the kryptonite for the marketssee interest rates flatten down. the curve is steepening which means we're not talking business cycle. >>> some breaking news bank of england breaking key rates on change. let's talk about other stories dow dupont reporting mixed third quarter reports. the earnings beat. but falling below estimates. dow due point announcing a $3 billion buyback stock program. that stock up by 3.4%. the company's ceo will join "squawk on the street. >>> and apple is reportedly in talks to buy a share of iheartmedia. apple is slated to report fourth quarter results after the bell today. and that stock ahead of that up by 0.5%. >>> it's also a busy morning for economic data. it also starts with initial jobless claims and productivity at the bottom of the hour. analysts thought productivity close after a second quarter of 2.9% but you just heard from ian shepherdson, he's looking for a stronger number and thinks it could be a sneak surprise. and good news for long awaited productivity growth but maybe bad

stormed a con soup late and that was an hour long shootout and two police officers and three assailants were killed and hours later 35 people were killed in northwest pakistan in an open air market. most of the people killed were shiite muslims. they condemned the bombing said it was an act of terrorism. >>> a man arrested on charges of arson bellinger shows him doing construction work. he is 45 years old and known as fahim bay. they site posts on social media is one of the ways they identified bellinger. >> he's charged with maliciously starting the hollis fire in oakland, and bellinger's dna was found on a smudge from a windowsill and a rag that was stuffed no a gasoline container. >>> the charges have been brought for one of the arson and there are others being investigated to see if this individual might be responsible for those. >>> the mayor is talking about several construction arson fires to hit the oakland emeryville area in the past two years like the 126 unit ice house for a that start an hour before the hollis fire and the one on valdez street. he hasn't been charged with any other arson, he spent time in jail for kidnapping and robbery. in a letter to 2006, he linke

the b&m market is a grocery store with a four-seat cafe of sorts tucked away in that make me happiest. jerk chicken, who doesn't love that? curried goat, roti, and this. cow-foot soup the way, unbelievable. that's so good. what's the best thing about miami? >> women: the mix of cultures that we've got. >> anthony: what's the worst thing? >> women: you know what really pisses me off? i walk down the street and i say hi to people, because that's how i am. >> anthony: right. >> women: and i don't get a hi back a lot here. >> anthony: to what do you attribute this? >> women: the transient part of it. people don't feel rooted. they are from south america, central america. their whole plan is to come here do what can to send money to their family to live in the home of their dreams and then go back and live in it. i would probably do the same thing. >> anthony: if i were to think about coming to florida to live, what would seem attractive to me, and i mean this absolutely, find some place on the beach and descend into my liver-spotted crocodile skinned, late era george hamilton phase, walk up and down metal detector, with shorts up to here, but that would be me. people w

soup, johnson and johnson held up okay. we're at a place now where automatic pilot to the downside and i guess from you, your best advice would be what? >> my best advice, stay in the market, coast is clear investing, never, never works. but that said, there has been significant chasm between growth and value for a year and a half and for me, when i start seeing leadership from another group, other than uber tech, that is when i know the second or third leg of the bull rally is in tact. >> melissa, what would you tell folks? >> retail approach, if you are active trader, you're having a great time because of all the volatility. long-term trader or investor, the market is bullish. one quick thing, if trump can pull a rabbit out of a hat and get the deal done with china between now and january 1, the market will take off and people that sold in the last months of october will regret it. >> that is one big rabbit, anything is possible. thank you very much, appreciate it. obama pointed judge spoken, all migrants must be allowed to file asylum claims no matter where they cross the border. homeland security secretary kirstjen nielson about to hold a press conference. are border

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longer for lower, the market's just kind of slowly getting used to the fact that it can exist at 3.5% on the table. >> last week i thought we were still in the middle of the soup and we were down what day was that? i remember -- >> hard to remember -- >> because i worked half day 12 hours we were down -- >> monday. >> monday. >> it was monday. >> was it monday >> yeah, it was monday. >> we felt different today santa claus is coming. maybe we made some progress in building a base down there apple maybe. i was hoping apple watts bottoming out all the way back down to the aces we're just pricing out the high levels of optimism that are there. things are still looking good. we have a difference in their earnings where those earnings are coming from, but the reality is apple was never a high flying stock with already the expectations we are so far stretched. >> katie, whenever she talks, it's like -- she has no idea -- it's like you can talk to her about fundamentals and she gets a glaze over here. what does that have to do with anything she looks just strictly at the numbers she goes, no, i think we're here, here, here. >> soothing? ignore the headlines. >> yeah.