barclays appoints jes staley as the new ceo. walgreens buying up rite aid in a $17 billion cash deal. >> the third republican primary debate gets underway tonight on cnbc when the top candidates face-off at the university of colorado. multiple polls have ben carson currently leading among likely iowa republican voters. the latest poll showed the retired neurologist has seized a four point lead on donald trump. 26 to 22 while no other candidates are even polling in double digits. not even the likes of marco rubio or jeb bush who remain the favorite in terms of the betting market. now we have more from colorado. >> we're hours away from the big republican presidential primary debate here at the university of colorado in bolder, colorado. the big problem facing all ten of these republican candidates who are going to be on the big stage tonight before a national audience is just how unhappy american voters are with the choices they have for president. this is a problem for democratic candidates and republican candidates alike. this

guy: barclays about to name jes staley as the new c.e.o. staley is the frontrunner for the job. if approved, the appointment could be announced within two weeks. anna: s.a.b. miller doesn't think the latest offer is high enough to begin merger talk. the london-based brewer is also id to view the $67 billion pound offer as too low to extend the deadline of 5:00 p.m. tomorrow london time for a firm bid. guy: leonardo dicap rhee yow's company is joining with paramount to make a movie about the volkswagen cheating scandal. paramount has acquired the rights to a prose po -- proposed book to be written by jack ewing. he bugget at the top of the market. >> this was a company that was 80% trading, 20% hard assets until 2012. at the top of the cycle they bought extra, changed the face of the company completely so they're 80% hard assets, 20% trading. the whole idea was if there was a downturn in the commodities markets, the trading accruemen would help offset the hard assets. it didn't work that way. the traders were low on the same commodities the mining assets were. so if that was the

other than john staley.e extensions to the deadline for the conversations .aking place between they have asked for an extension to their conversations around a . pusu coming through this morning. companies have been having this conversation and out they have longer to have it. let's go back to caroline. caroline: heineken is coming out this morning. 7.5% increase in consolidated revenue. expected 3.9% growth. they are revising their four year guidance on the back of ncy guidance. they expect the effective tax rate of about 28% in the full year. a forecast ofsee average interest rate of 3.2%. it is overall, a big beat when you are looking at the beer volume sold by heineken. it is climbing 5.4%, double where the market had anticipated. they also see consolidated revenue in excess of estimate at 5.5 billion euros. this company is starting to see a turnaround. they had seen a sizable rebound in europe off of the two week quarter. growth.ther helps beer heineken is living up to the optimism. it is a big beat in

right barclays is set to name jes staley as it's new ceo. a number of reports suggest he will be appointed in the next two weeks pending approval from the u.k.'s financial regulators. let's take a look at his career so far. he spent 34 years at jp morgan. he lead the investment banking unit. he was seen as a successor to the ceo jamie dimon but he left for hedge fund blue mountain capital run by former jp morgan executives. he remained active in banking joining the board of usb earlier this year. >> now this is the second time that barclays has approached jes staley according to the financial times. the first was back in 2012 when he was part of the short list but barclays decided his contract was too expensive so the british bank went for a change in direction. they opted for a retail banker, anthony jenkins and this choice was an intentional switch from previous investment banker boss bob diamond and after three years at the helm for mr. jenkins he was ousted in july of this year after alleged disapproval of his leadership among those at t

. >> jes staley could be ceo. >> shares in sap jump after they top profit forecast on solid performance in it's mature markets. >> crude prices recover ground. russia's finance minister tells cnbc the country must learn to live with the new reality on oil and sanctions. >> we're not optimistic concerning the sanctions. we don't anticipate they'll be lifted next year though of course we would want it to happen as soon as possible. >> hi, guys, good morning. i'm susan li. coming up on the program watch and wait. the fed sounds a dovish town as risks are now tilting to the down side. also jp morgan prepares to report the first major financial earnings of the quarter. and a bit of hollywood with you with leo dicaprio turning his sights on vw buying the rights to produce a film about the emissions scandal. >> right, let's talk -- there we go. beautiful picture that, isn't it? it's never too early. >> it's only 9:00 in the morning, wilf. >> but it's probably 5:00 p.m. somewhere. abi and sab miller reached an agreement on the terms of a takeover. they'll receive 44 pounds per share representin

is staley next in line for the job? we will talk about that up next. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse," live on bloomberg. isus: american just staley said to be the man for the top seat. barclays is close to naming the veteran as the next ceo. let's bring in stephen morris. diamond interesting -- was an american investor and here is mr. jenkins -- we are americans and investment banking. stephen: it looks like barclays will take the gamble that he is the one to sort out their investment bank after antony jenkins failed to get to grips with it -- obviously a very different person, a different background for barclays being run by the investment bank. francine: do we think he is the right guy for the job? it's is a catch 22 -- if they don't have an investor banker, they don't understand business. if you do, it will be tough to cut down on the bank. stephen: it remains to be seen what kind of role he is brought in to do. he will chop the investment bank down to size, or has he be brought into champion the unit and tur

the 49ers lack of success reports surfaced that vernon davis got into a fight with left tackle joe staleyver kaepernick davis is denying any altercation with staley over their quarter- back here's davis today on the locker status >>:i have never been mad at him >>:we are captains and we are leaders and we have to stay together we are on the same page i would not say that there are issues and i think we do a great job as far as keeping a run together --keeping everyone together >> gary :tom brady and the patriors hosting the miami dolphins brady on thursday night games 1st quarter brady hits rob gronkowski gronk takes it 47 yards for the score 2nd quarter dolphinsryan tannehill doesn't see expect the snap. and he downs it in his own end- zone.safety9-0 pats 4th quarter brady slips a pass to julian edelman for edleman's second score of the night brady: 26-38, 356 yards, 4tds final: 36-7 patriots stay undefeated brady: 24.four-tds games 3rd most in nfl, surpassing brett favre the warriors held practice today in houstonto prepare for their second game against the rockets the reigning champs e

morgan chase senior banker, jes staley as the ceo.oining us now, stephen morris of a bloomberg news. i am calling this the worst kept secret in the city of london. no surprise. when does he get to work? what is the first thing we expect them to do? said that he is going to continue shrinking the investment bank which is flying in the face of what a lot of people expected when this was announced. he is planning to reset the banks relationship with investors. cannot emphasize enough how key regulators work in this whole process. steven explained that process. explain why it is so difficult to get this through. stephen: in 2012 he was there. he preferred candidate. politically was not acceptable at the time. last tuesday, after two to three hours of grilling, exploring who he was, where he sees the bank has now been in to announce them today. i am sure he emphasized how good a relationship he wanted to develop. the glassine -- jonathan: i have seen so many convicting reports. bob diamond, but -- bob diamond, -- is that the important part

barclays confirms jes staley as the new ceo. he'll help, quote, reposition the bank. >> the sun is up for heineken as warmer weather in europe and stronger sales in the americas help the brewing giant post better than expected revenue growth in the third quarter and bt, the biggest gainer in london as the u.k. competition watchdog gives the company the green light for its 12.5 billion pound takeover of mobile operator ee. >> the risk bank should be out with the interest rate decision. they're changing hands at 9.38. but they don't expect the riksbank to move today. it's expected to stay at negative 0.35%. they're not expected to announce a new plan in terms of government bond purchases. the target is expected to remain at around 135 billion swedish crona because swedish inflation has been ticking higher of late and that's been one of the key drivers for easing of the past year or so. the growth of the labor market situations remain robust as well. the swedish central bank, the riksbank kept it's rate unchanged at negative 0.35%

jes staley, welcome to the city -- jonathan: gentlemen, thank you very much.es staley, welcome to the city of london. a rate hike this year. is that drifting toward 2016? that discussion next. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back to "on the move." the fed and focus kind of. decision atits rate 6:00 p.m. u.k. time. there is no news conference scheduled after the meeting. economists will scour for clues on what they may do edits december meeting. hiking untildelay next year. bob parker still with us. steve saywell, 4% chance for a move. 35% in december. does the fed have a job to bring all of that back in? steven: tough question. we think there is 0% chance of a move today. we would argue increasingly in december as well. our view is on march. i think as far as today is concerned, the word i would use its stock. the key point we would highlight is we look for both economy and labor markets to be downgraded from the fed perspective. they will probably keep expectations for december alive, but clearly that's not want to happen. we do not think we are going to

you have been following jes staley and his movements. years, and factor this is a job jes staley wanted to he was passed over for ceo of barclays when they chose anthony jenkins. he was booted when they found he did not transform the bank fast enough. to understand what is going on, barclays struggled in the as returns period declined, and they came to the conclusion, as well as many others like crazy sent deutsche bank are coming to now, that they had to shift away from investment banking, focus on the commercial banking business, the consumer banking business, and what they call an asset-light business. here is a direct quote from jes staley who said "we will complete the necessary repositioning of the investment bank to a less capital-intensive model. there can be no retreat from becoming a values-oriented organization that conducts itself with integrity at all times." is he talking to employees, regulators? betty: exactly. erik: both, i think, and it is now clear to -- important to him his britishr to audience, because it is a britis

a just appointed jes staley. -- they just appointed jes staley.d africa with its evaluation -- the dropping value of the rand. in terms of the first quarter, too early to make comments from the investment bank. -- 317he investment bank -- 317 million pounds. anna: lloyds reported earlier this week. manus: and rbs. " let's stick with the banking thing. let's take a step back and get back to andrew wasn't worth. -- andrew bosomworth. we have seen a trend of banks stepping toward a capital intensive activities. this is something that worries you the way this market functions? andrew: we are going back to the future. ago, bid back 20 years offer, the cost of transitioning was a lot wider than it is today. that is the end result of the regulation that is taking place now. , the pullout of some areas bid offer, the cost of transacting is going to rise. , will this increase -- will this lead to increased volatility? this is a moot point. it is quite clear the cost of transacting will go up. that is a good thing. it does cost more volatility and you are r

joe staley has seen some really good years around here. got to be impossible to accept any part of a production like this. with so total feel good about on that offensive. the mazda postgame show coming up next. looking forward to miami and new marshawn lynch, he's heading in early. good night's work. 27 attempts. 122 yards. touchdown. last snap of the game. seahawks anxious to get back on to that field. ready to get right back out there. >> phil: they showed it. really -- running game, way their defense played. that was most impressive things of the seahawks here tonight. you can count on defense, you can run the football. like they did here. wakes home or away. >> jim: updated standing now in the nfc west. the seahawks improved to 3-4. niners coming off the win against baltimore on sunday not able to back it up. that had ended four-game losing streak got sense they were feeling pretty positive about how things -- well things had gone against ravens but just wasn't anything like what they had four days ago. >> phil: they had great rhythm

joe staley has seen some really good years around here. t to be impossible to accept any part of a production like this. with so total feel good about on that offensive. the mazda postgame show coming up next. looking forward to miami and new england next thursday night. rshawnynch,e's heading in early. good night's work. 27 attempts. 122 yards. touchdown. last snap of the game. seahawks anxiouso get back on to that field ready to get right back out there. >> phil: they showed it. really -- running game, way their defense played. that was most impressive things of the seahawks here tonight. you can count on defense, you can run the football. like they did here. that makes you tough in any wakes home or away. >> jim: updated standing now in the nfc west. the seahawks i iroved to 3-4. niners coming off the win against baltimore on sunday not able to back it up. that had ended four-game losing streak got sense they were feeling pretty positive about how things -- well things had gone against ravens but just wasn't anything like what they had

joe staley has seen some really good years around here. got to be impossible to accept any part of a production like this. with so total feel good about on that offensive. the mazda postgame show coming up next. looking forward to miami and new england next thursday night. marshawn lynch, he's heading in early. good night's work. 27 attempts. touchdown. last snap of the game. seahawks anxious to get back on to that field. ready to get right back out there. >> phil: they showed it. really -- running game, way their defense played. that was most impressive things of the seahawks here tonight. you can count on defense, you can run the football. like they did here. that makes you tough in any wakes home or away. >> jim: updated standing now in the nfc west. the seahawks improved to 3-4. niners coming off the win against baltimore on sunday not able to back it up. that had ended four-game losing streak got sense they were feeling pretty positive about how things -- well things had gone against ravens but just wasn't anything like what they had

joe staley has seen some really good years around here. got to be impossible to accept any part of a production like this. with so total feel good about on that offensive. the mazda postgame show coming up next. looking forward to miami and new england next thursday night. marshawn lynch, he's heading in early. good night's work. 27 attempts. touchdown. last snap of the game. seahawks anxious to get back on to that field. ready to get right back out there. >> phil: they showed it. really -- running game, way their defense played. that was most impressive things of the seahawks here tonight. you can count on defense, you can run the football. like they did here. that makes you tough in any wakes home or away. >> jim: updated standing now in the seahawks improved to 3-4. niners coming off the win against baltimore on sunday not able to back it up. that had ended four-game losing streak got sense they were feeling pretty positive about how things -- well things had gone against ravens but just wasn't anything like what they had four days ago.

joe staley has seen some really good years around here. got to be impossible to accept any part of a production like this. with so total feel good about on that offensive. the mazda postgame show coming up next. looking forward to miami and new england next thursday night. marshawn lynch, he's heading in early. good night's work. 27 attempts. 122 yards. touchdown. last snap of the game. seahawks anxious to get back on to that field. ready to get right back out there. >> phil: they showed it. really -- running game, way their defense played. that was most impressive things of the seahawks here tonight. you can count on defense, you can run the football. like they did here. that makes you tough in any wakes home or away. >> jim: updated standing now in the nfc west. the seahawks improved to 3-4. niners coming off the win against baltimore on sunday not able to back it up. that had ended four-game losing streak got sense they were feeling pretty positive about how things -- well things had gone against ravens but just wasn't anything like wha

if staley is tapped background suggests he would expand the investment bank. that is contrary to the path that barclay's has taken over the last few years. currently a managing partner at blue mountain capital, staley worked at j.p. morgan for 30 years. he was moved to another role in 2012. he was among the candidates considered back in 2012. jenkins was pushed out this summer amid disappointment he moved too slow to restructure barclay's. they promised a tough 18 months ahead of cost cutting and asset sales. he spoke of building up the investment bank. it was hit by the financial crisis. jp morgan's investment bank performance was more about revenue and market share gains which is what is needed in the current business and regulatory environment. cnbc's calls to staley were declined and barclay's declined comment. >> all right. miller reaching what they call a pact in principle on the key terms of a deal in which abnbev. it would create the world's biggest brewer. 30% of market share across the globe after divestitures. under the agreement, shares of miller w

staley and davis hugged it out, davis pretty much denied the drama. and these are the top recruiting classes, cal ranked seventh, the golden bears will show case that talent tomorrow night in the scrimmage, including the local star, ivan rap. >> it is exciting to get to the fans in the cal community. >> and finally, crazy pac-12 football game tonight oregon state and arizona tied. more news after the break. >>> before we leave we want to give you updated numbers now on our breaking news right now. again this is happening in the westin in downtown palo alto, near stanford university. eight people have been rushed to stanford and el camino hospitals. the question is when will this hotel be given the all-clear? into n >> now the guests were complaining of an irritating smell. the hazmat crews are looking for the source of that. they looked at the first floor of the garage, now they are at the second floor and trying to figure out exactly what caused the people to have those respiratory problems. >> we'll hope to have an update for you early. thank you. >

louis to face the rams amid reports of locker room infighting between vernon davis and joe staley but today the 49er tight end denied that report. >> no. i didn't call kaepernick out. i don't know where you got that from. i didn't call kaep out at all. it's not my job and role to do that. i let the coaches do that. um, i mean, we're all together. >> come on, you know, vernon clearly wanted nothing to do with that subject. the same was true during the last night's republican presidential debate when jeb bush was asked if fantasy football needed more regulation. >> i'm 7-0 in my fantasy football league. [ applause ] >> i had a feeling you were going to brag about that. >> gronkowski is still going strong. >> talk about getting -- >> we have government involved in fantasy football? [ laughter ] >> wait a second. we have $19 trillion in debt. we have people out of work. we have isis and al qaeda attacking us and we're talking about fantasy football? [ applause and cheers ] >> good for the governor there. >>> jim harbaugh could probably run for president about now, governor of michigan. he

joe staley has seen some really good years around here. got to be impossible to accept any part of a production like this. with so total feel good about on that offensive. the mazda postgame show coming up next. looking forward to miami and new england next thursday night. marshawn lynch he's heading in early. good night's work. 27 attempts. 122 yards. touchdown. last snap of the game. seahawks anxious to get back on to that field. ready to get right back out there. >> phil: they showed it. really -- running game, way their defense played. that was most impressive things of the seahawks here tonight. you can count on defense, you can run the football. like they did here. that makes you tough in any wakes home or away. >> jim: updated standing now in the nfc west. the seahawks improved to 3-4. niners coming off the win against baltimore on sunday not able to back it up. that had ended four-game losing streak got sense they were feeling pretty positive about how things -- well things had gone against ravens but just wasn't anything like what

reports tight end vernon davis got into a heated argument with the guy left there joe staley during a players only meeting but davis disputes the story citing amnesia. >> i don't recall. i don't recall that. >> all i can tell you, sir, is i certainly don't remember. >> argued in the past. my first year i came here we got into it right there and seconds later we were laughing and hanging out and drinking sodas together. i can't recall us getting into something where he was mad at me, i was mad at him. >> reporter: jeremy, is this sort of thing that unusual in an nfl locker room? >> no. there were situations where i chased terrell owens into the locker room and his teammates held me back from doing it. >> what did to do to you? >> he had some choice word for me after i beat him 150-0 in domino's. we were on our break playin. >>> tom brady and the patriots getting -- playing domino's. >>> tom brady and the patriots getting along perfectly so far, 16-yard touchdown to dion lewis. new england 36-7. they are 7-0. >>> ken is adding to the newberry-owens fight. >> you playing dominoes it's fo

we have got the 411 coming up on jes staley. ♪ betty: welcome back. ready for a string of results at banks. jpmorgan kicks things off today. the goldmanose, sachs report on thursday, morgan stanley ends the parade next monday morning. the benchmark for the quarter and other banks. we have got our eye on another banking story. britain's second-largest lender is close to naming jes staley as ceo. is erikus now schatzker, who follows the bank for us, as well as allison williams. allison, to you on the earnings and what we might expect, what do we think jpmorgan will report and how does that set the tone? allison: the most interesting thing is trading's results. jpmorgan, city, bank of america, they say the underlying was 5%. amorgan will have next are business solidification. trading revenue. that is what we will watch for. theyt's see what progress make on cost-cutting. revenue growth is hard to find. the only room these banks really ise to boost earnings through the ongoing cost-cutting effort. it gets boring because that has been a story for so long,

"staley accompany come by in fogged the library" "and glad they did took care of it and will keep coming" >> grant:at menlo park's library.only one bug was found.but it was on a chair in a public area. >> pam:police have a suspected cat killer here behind bars levitt said jose police say owners can finally relax. >> reporter: those neighbors tell me where happy this suspected cat killer behind bars here butstill mourning the loss of her "it was like a child to us" "mourning the loss of her cat janice cannot believe how her cat more than three years and died. >> reporter: than two weeks it's been three weeks since he was found dead, after being beaten and stuffed in box "i'm still trying to process everything" but janice can breathe a sign of relief now on wednesday afternoon detectives with the sjpd assault unit arrested this man, 24-year-old robert farmer. according to sgt. albert morales with the sjpd, farmer was found early thursday morning asleep in a parked car on hillsdale ave. close to where several cats have gone missing. after searching his car police say they found at least one

action the minister is about the election but we did not receive a response at this time the man who staley shot by san francisco police a report like grabbing a sergeant gone past has been identified to 70 per benitez the incident happened on a to market street yesterday afternoon police force receive reports of a man throwing glass bottles he resisted arrest got on top when the officers grabbed his gun a final autopsy is now under way firefighters will able to stop what three alarm house fire from spreading down second street in san francisco richmond district this afternoon no one was injured in the blaze and damage off for use of an apartment builder on gary and second street the fire caused a lot of panic particularly because most of the homes are connected and are made of wood the president of the university of california berkeley has a similar committee to look into how complaint against the faculty are handled this come just days after uc berkeley astronomer the started said the new committee will look the opposition are investigated just undisciplined there's also a possibility of

staley was once seen as a potential of a successor after barclays board fired the top man.hey're looking for a ceo that can boost revenue and strengthen the investment bank while navigating investigations that have eroded the firm's profits. they seek to shore up returns and doubled the share price over the next three to four years. announced plans to sell copper assets to bring down its $30 billion debt. it may offload a mine in australia in new south wales and in the desert. combined, the operations produce about 125,000 metric tons of copper a year. citigroup and ubs said they may fetch as much as $1 billion. the company announced a debt reduction plan in september amid the collapsing commodities and this has included the already completed sale of $2.5 billion of new stocks and suspending the dividends. this is all expected to cut back to about $20 billion. back to you. rishaad: thank you. we're having a look at what is going on in new zealand. police arresting a 60-year-old businessman with allegations of contaminating a milk farm. let's go to paul allen with a look at

so we have to be cautious right now kryptonite they are staley from them. >> what about starbucks orer the state there is something that we still spend money on. >> that is a great point talk about starbucks they have the addictive clientele and i am one of them i of there every morning if not twice their beneficiary is tumbling so coffee prices are in the tank but they have will customers. there are winning names of all time highs for sure but in general the american consumer and the names have been great but they are vulnerable. charles: date you very much. tonight we have some big news perhaps paul reiser and will throw his hat in the ring that there will be an announcement said g.o.p. desperately needs some sort of leadership maybe it is speaker of the house. we will talk about that when we come back. : you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car rep

sources say the letter is close -- jes staley ali at its new ceo.e is a front runner for the post and his appointment might be announced in the next two weeks. he was once seen as a potential successor to jamie dimon and may take over after they fired antony jenkins. embattled glencore is in talks copper mines as it seeks to cut its $30 billion debt by a third. let's get the latest from david stringer. how much are these two mines potentially worth here? david: good morning. that all depends on your view on copper prices. they produce about 125,000 tons of copper a year. or citigroup and ubs, that means they might be worth as much as $1 billion. the copperuggests price is a lot higher than where we are now. for the likes of investec, they think they might be worth only about $350 million. two mines inn sold for a deal of about $500 million. quite a wide range. glencore iser that looking to cut its debt by about $10 million -- $10 billion. angie: copper has fallen a lot this year. why are people so bullish about this potential deal? david: it is a fa

staley seems like a shift. back into trading, back into investment banking.curious development from barclays. scarlet: this is according to "financial times." aley might be named as the new ceo of barclays. "what'de coming up on you miss?" ♪ scarlet: don't miss this, jp morgan's earnings are out tomorrow. financials, as we look inside the terminal, underperforming the broader market. a lot of weakness heading into this earnings around. a lot of banks, including j.p. morgan, have talked about a 5% drop year-over-year. alix: over the -- after the bell, we will hear from john: don't forget, there's one big wildcard. ♪ welcome to las vegas, site of tomorrow night's democratic presidential debate. first, obama. in an interview with 60 minutes and aired sunday, the president was asked about hillary clinton's unusual e-mail practices. he offered a few words of defense

good evening, according to the story, joe staley said he didn't care for his theory, leading to a confrontation disputes the whole thing. >> if me and joe, if anything happens to me and joe, we'll be brothers. doesn't matter. but i can't recall is getting into something where he was mad at me, i mad at him. i never been mad at joe, ever, maybe upset. >> it could be the 49ers defense that has bigger problems to solve on sunday. dealing with todd gurley. make no mistake about it, the rookie is no girly man. he was named offensive rookie for october, with two touchdowns. as we mentioned we're a few minutes away from town hall meeting in oakland on the raiders' potential move. it is similar to the ones held in st. louis and san diego earlier this week. >> it's a personal competitiveness. he was good friends with a lot of us in here. they will get the last laugh if he can save on opportunities. >> you want to score on him, you know, you want to score on him. >> the sharks already with their sights set on the dallas stars saturday and former teammate anti niemi spending the last five seasons tending

and offensive line man joe staley got involved. davis doesn't recall any of that happening. the 49ers can put all of this to bet for a week by bateing the rams sunday. the raiders are on the rise. one reason, safety charles woodson, he was honored as the afc player of the month for the fifth time in his career. only bruce smith with six, has more honors. woodson had three in the past three games. he is 39 years old. so he is still doing it at age 39. packers, dolphins, at the patriots. and that is willy mcguinness. and tom brady goes to work here. gronkowski down the sidelines and scores the touchdown. 47 yards. the patriots have scored in 27 straight quarters. the strongest since 2005. they win 36-7. brady, 336 yards and touchdowns. they are 7-0. all right, the warriors will try to avoid a letdown in game number two tomorrow night in houston. it is a rematch of the western conference finals. five months ago in which the warriors beat james harden and the rockets to advance to the finals. this time, though, they will be without steve kerr. he is still out with a bad back. an

again jess staley will be named the new ceo.pointment expected to be announced in the next two weeks. kelly. >> wow. seema, thank you very much. keeping our eyes on barkleys overnight, we'll see how it reacts as we get bank earnings, beginning tomorrow morning. thank you for joining us on "closing bell." let's hand it over to "fast money" right now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from nasdaq, overlooking time square, i'm melissa lee. our panel today. traders are nervous heading into earnings season but one sector is a screaming buy right here and right now and we'll tell you what that is later on. >>> and a big update from goldman sachs. there could be big trouble for the earnings reporting this week. and mike novo gratz stepping down from his fund. we'll tell you the name and the sectors that may have tripped him up in a special report. >>> but the top story tonight and that is earnings. earnings season is here. we're calling it opptu

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reports that tight end vernon davis got into a fight with offensive lineman joe staley during a players only meeting. but davis disputes the story citing amnesia. >> i don't recall. i don't recall that. all i can tell you sir is i certainly don't remember. >> in the past, my first year, we came here we got into it. got into it right then and seconds later we were laughing and hanging out and drinking sodas together. i can't recall us getting into something where he was mad at me i was mad at him. >> is this the sort of thing that unusual in an nfl locker room? >> no. there was situations where i actually chased terrell owens to the locker room and tried to snatch him. his teammates held me back from it. >> what did he do to you? >> he actually had some choice words for me after i beat him 150 to 0 in domino's. >> they are fighting over colin kaepernick you were fighting over domino's. >> we were winning at the time. >> what a difference winning makes, right? t.o. apparently didn't want to pay the bet. tom brady and the patriots are now 7-0. we will see you on sunday. we have the raiders

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staley's courage needs to be with barclays?you saw the chairman of barclays looking at the need for -- maybe it does not come from a single bank. together,banks coming bringing together the investment banking businesses. re-a -- will there be a megamerger with someone? christopher: i am not saying a major merger. let's do an asset management in france and bring them together. francine: they are just awesome. when you look at the heads of these banks, deutsche bank, mark there- barclays -- is concern that they are going to ?ank fast, being too aggressive christopher: they have to take people with them as they go. if you are leaving a bank, you lead a few people and you get them inspired. you kind of get the whole bank behind you. you moved to bank fast, too much -- it is going to be problematic. it is difficult to actually work out what the best approaches, but the key thing is you must work out the businesses that you are strong in and put your capital and leverage behind those. world, this is a little bit wanted but it is a ja

barclays is reportedly set to name jes staley as it's new ceo.o let's take a look back then at his career. he spent about 34 years at jpm and he lead the investment banking unit and was seen as a likely successor to jamie dimon but then leaving for hedge fund blue mountain capital which have been and are run by former jp morgan executives. so let's take a look at barclays approaching him for the second time. did you know that? according to the financial times the newspaper here in london the first approach was back in 2012 but barclays decided he was too expensive. his contract would be too expensive. in the end, the british bank went for a change in direction. they opted for retail banker anthony jenkins. he was ousted in july and i guess the choice was intentional since they were switching from the previous investment banker. bob dimon remember him before anthony jenkins? another american investment banker that headed up barclays. that's the latest from london. back to you guys in new york. >> thank you very much. susan li and we'll be talking

they should be given a pathway to staley legally. that bipartisan support is not new. had to prove their identity can't pass a criminalh background check so that i coul.d focus on the people who work through with public safety threats in the bill increased penalties for were crossing 2nd along the southern border it increasednd the real gdp of our country were more than 3 percent in a 2023 and 5.4 percent but in the 1st ten years the 1.6 trillion would have reduce the federal deficit 197 billion over the next decade and another in the following. it's almost a trillion dollars in deficit spending reductions by giving a hundred, 11 million people of that --ac a pathway to citizenship. that was a a real solution, the type of reform we need.xi that is the opportunity that existed. unfortunately, the other body in the house of representatives did not even have a vote. and to the extent that americans are less safe is because of their hand action that realistic today so tragedy should not be used to scapegoat immigrants. they should not be used to erode trust between law enf

jes staley, did you know him? he had a good job. a good reputation.that morgan stanley and prior to that of asset management, while it that make fit for a bank like our cleat, scaling back in investment banking? enougham not knowledge to comment on that. bob diamond is a good guy. >> he had a bad experience on his way out the door. lee: all of us. he did not rob or murder or kill everyone. there were mistakes made and he paid the price. but basically, i think institutions ought to have the best leadership the matter whether the is local or foreign. stephanie: how difficult is it for wall street to get top talent? look at all the people who left in the last years. lee: basically, there are a lot of people looking to make a living. it has been a place where historically one has been able to make an above average living. plenty of people want to come to wall street investors capacities and i would not worry about it. do not wait any candles or worry about it. david: in the sector, how do you make money as a bank now? a lot of trading, very lucrative. lee

appointing jes staley to the ceo position. big news over in the u.k. let's check on the markets so far this morning. as we showed you the futures are suggesting a positive open. dow higher than 44 points. s&p higher by 6 and nasdaq higher by nearly 19 points. speaking of europe, let's show you what's going on over there. sque germany is higher. france is higher -- where is greece? i'm here today and no greece on the board. ftse is higher. >> that's so last year. >> it was on the board yesterday. >> it was? >> it was. >> let's show you what happened in asia overnight. japan was higher by .6%. price of oil. wow, 43 handle on wti. 43.45 per barrel. >> getting hammered lately. >> yeah, i know. his nightmare every day on the screen. >> 2% on the ten year so we're above 2% on the ten year yield t. dollar is weaker across the board. 110 for the euro. the price of gold at this hour is higher by $6. >> okay. we're going to go back to apple. you can never really get enough. apple earnings surges. 48 million iphones last quarter up from 39.2 million just a year a