>> we don't have any recommendation on staples, we have a buy rating on best buy, but staples if youe looking for, it could absolutely blow up in your face with a mass i have earnings warning because of the ridiculousness that's happening in the store. >> so they've got to get rid of the ceo. >> i think it's time for a change. they changed the 2013 compensation structures to emphasize sales, you're seeing toilet paper in the stores. your not moving. -- these items are not moving, but it can make the executives richer. stuart: so they've got to get rid of the ceo, you say. >> time for him to go. stuart: we hear you. thank you very much, indeed. dow's up 20 points, we're at 15,782. 15,8 is possible. the devastating typhoon in the philippines, 10,000 feared dead. and george clooney uses the tragedy to push his climate change agenda. we're going the deal with that in a moment. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone coul

needs to be open on thanksgiving other than pure greed yes staples worker it is pure greed and yes the staples worker i do think people will stand outside on thanksgiving for deals on bowl paper and pencils because that is what we are taught to celebrate here in the u.s. today now new facts are deals i'm crappy products that are raping the planet so it's fitting that we are turning our national family holiday into thanksgiving thursday i dated shop your brains out and really we might as well drop the part where we eat our brains out anyway we all know that sitting around eating a turkey is commemorating a fiction we all know that the white man came and slaughters that made him so we might as well skip the mashed potatoes on holiday where we all stand in line like love bottom line is waiting under fluorescent lights for our turn to buy crappy products yep that is giving thursday is an absolutely perfect holiday to celebrate america today tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the resident. all right well tonight on politicking larry king sits down with former vice p

if you look at utilities, telecom, probably the two staples to a lesser extent. we think staples will benefit to the wealth and continuing spending but those pure dividend plays look expensive to us now. so what you can't get away from them completely and important to have a diversified dividend in the portfolio, we think they look expensive. the only other point, bill, we're looking globally and internationally f. you look at countries overseas, the actual dividend rates are considerably higher than the u.s. and you get better diversification benefits and in some cases, a much more reasonable evaluation level. so investors have to look global as well as domestic in staying with domestic. >> thanks for joining us tonight, darrell. >> thanks, bill, appreciate it. >>> big changes may come to your gas tank but could mean higher prices at the grocery store. vowing to pressure, the environmental protection agency is proposing a sharp reduction in the amount of ethanol which is mostly made from corn in the nation's fuel supply. jackie has more on what that could mean t

postal service is moving in with staples.t office retail counters open up staples locations to provide a one stop shopping location. the staples store in san francisco is one of the locations taking part in the pilot program. the retailer is the first company to take part in the postal services partner expansion program. >>> yosemite national park officials are moving forward with the growth of sequoia trees. parking lot, roads and buildings will be torn out. home to the collection of trees next summer is to help the trees survive for future general rags. the project will cost $24 million. >>> up next at 9:00, how the 49ers honored vets today at candlestick park. >>> a look at changes we could see to weather this week. lee is up next with the forecast. >>> 49ers played one of the >>> 49ers played one of the worst games of the season. we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking onl

some of the cyclical names in consumer staple place. sectors that have a high dividend yield given we're looking at low interest rates right now. people want yield and that's where they're going. >> where do you see the froth in this market? >> i think it's unequivocally in small cap names and at relative ratio basis cl has been hard to get past into 2011 levels. i think you're talking about the most speculative areas of the stock market. we're seeing cracks in the storied stocks, tesla, high momentum names. small caps are breaking. large caps is the last place. a correction can be nasty when it comes. >> nick, what about you? despite expecting a correction you still think corporate profits are outstanding. how big of an impact will that have on the markets over the next year, the fact the corporate sector is in the best shape it's been in in years. >> that's a good point. corporates are doing very well. profits are high. cash is high. the worry i have is next round of debates in d.c. currently fcos are holding a lot of cash but they ha

you get things like utilities and consumer staples. the problem is they are piling into that trade precisely when these stocks have almost never been more expensive there is room for. >> when they miss they miss hard. look at some of these bellwethers. p & g got its butt kicked. >> speaking of being wary, retail earnings kick off on wednesday and our next guest says that fall could be a rough season for the retailers. great to have you with us. this is one of the stocks that seems to be turning around. the stock has seen a nice pop. all clear for jcp? >> i don't think it's the all clear but i do think that the stock will continue to perform through year end. >> how can we be looking at comps when this has been about balance sheet and survival? forget comps. it might be a very exciting play because it's a speculative call. >> after the equity raise, i think that gave them enough liquidity through year end and most of next year. i think they are out of the woods. in this environment it's pretty impressive if they can. >> what about gross

at the end of it, the author, suzanne fisher staples, who has her books censored like judy's all the time, i e-mailed her to tell her that it was back in the curriculum. and she wrote me this wonderful e-mail in which she was--she said, "i'm weeping into my computer, because this is the first time "i have ever had any of my books reinstated in a curriculum after being censored." i have a question for you. i can understand that you went to-- you went to battle because of one line that offended one person. but there's also-- there's also been criticism of the book from the islamic community-- mm-hmm, yes. i addressed that too, actually. as being a stereotype. if that had been the criticism, would you have fought with less vigor? no, because i think i could have answered that. i think that what happens when we-- there's a bunch of things that happen when a book gets challenged that way. i actually--what i would do and what i have done, actually, in the course and process of this thing that i did with the schools was, i talked to suzanne fisher staples about that criticism and to see wha

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consumer staples, telecom got hit the hardest. and now the last big market move was in september, september 18th to october 9th when the dow lost 990 points. financials, materials, and consumer staples got hit the hardest then. now, in terms of stocks that fell the most during these sell-offs, check out the list, abercrombie & fitch, cliffs natural resources, d.r. horton and first solar, so a diverse mix of stocks. one thing to note, abercrombie, cliffs, d.r. horton, they're down, first solar, regardless of making the list, is up 95% year-to-date. scott? >> all right, seema, thank you very much. >>> a tough week for tesla, and it's getting worse. it's sinking deeper into the red today. we'll break down the breakdown next. >>> and later, the "wall street journal's" john hilsenrath is here to explain what the jobs report means for today's economy, and what the fed could be thinking. >>> of course, what it means for the portfolio. that's coming up in a little bit on "the half." jackie: there are plenty of things i prefer to do on my

. >>> back in 1997 the government blocked the merger when office depot and staples after anti-trust lawse raised. >>> gm is leading the pack of car sales with 16% in gains. ford jumped in with a gain of 14%, and chrysler said it has the strongest october since 2007. >>> and here is an example of technology that clashed with the law. a california woman says she has been sited because she wore her google glassings when she was driving. she was quote, driving with monitor visible to driver. the law was meant to stop drivers from watching tvs or other devices that might destruct them. but the woman says her glasses weren't on at the time. >>> officials are breaking ground on the nation's first high-speed rail system. the details are straight ahead. ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at krour top stories. iraq's prime minister meeting with president obama at the house with this afternoon. the two leaders are expected to discuss how to end the vie lengs that has killed thousands of iraq dwlis year. >> new evidence shows that just 248 people signed up for health care cover

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more postal service news, they are moving in with staple with counters inside staples location to provide shoppers with a one-stop shopping option. the staples store in south san francisco is one location taking part in the pilot program. the retailer is the first company to take part in the postal service partner, -- partner expansion program. >> apple is designing new phones with bigger screens with curved glass. bloom business is reporting two models planned for release next year have scenes of 4.78" and a.-- and 5.5". >> a diet product is being recalled for possible liver damage with laboratories in dallas recalling the products that are used to weight loss and muscle building. the products are in the to have impurities linked to dozens of hepatitis and liver failure cases. the f.d.a. says so far, one person has died, one received a liver trance plant and two are awaiting transplants. >> we will check with meteorologist, mike nicco, watching the rain chances for veteran's day. >> the rain will happen tomorrow in the north bay. we have fog that is getting thicker in livermore down to 1

financials, materials and consumer staples got hit the hardest. consumer staples, one of the lagging sectors during the last three selloffs but it's still one of the leading sectors this year. now in terms of stocks that fell the most during these three sell-offs, check out the list. we have teen retailer abercrombie & fitch, cliffs natural resources, dr horton and solarp. a diverse mix of stocks, ab berby, cliffs, dr horton, while first solar is up 95% year to date. back to you. >> terrific, seema, thank you so much. that was fun, guys. >>> calling this a storm is an understatement to say the least. it is turning into one of the biggest ever recorded. the it is a super typhoon with 195-mile-per-hour winds. hundreds of flights have been canceled. tens of thousands there trying to take cover in the philippines and other parts of asia. there could be major fallout for business and the global economy. we're all over a still developing story. the latest on this monster storm coming up next. it's as simple as this. at bny mellon, our business is invest

that's one of the big staple foods here. so first aid is arriving, but to be honest, given the scale of the situation in tacloban, it's not that much stuff. they're going to need much more than this. while we've got aid coming into tacloban over there, there are thousands of people trying to get out of the city, so many of them have lost their homes. this ship here is going to evacuate a thousand people from tacloban. these people have packed up their bags, whatever they've still got left. many of them would have lost their homes. these are the ones that were lucky enough to have got a ticket at a gate to the port, it's a different story. these people are all desperate to get on board that ship, but they don't have a ticket. and the one thing we've heard constantly over the last few days, we're hearing it here, is there's no food and no water in tacloban, and that's why they're wanting to get out. there are also rumors that things are becoming more violent, people are beginning to attack each other for food. houses are being

slightly more defensive areas like utilities and consumer staples also don't look great.inst commodities as well as away from defensive areas would kind of characterize our underperform ratings. listeners.ve sirius xm consumer staples, basic materials, we have them on the screen but remain mindful to those on the 405 or certainly i-95 on the east coast. is there anything market related that keeps you up at night? >> i am a chronic insomniacs everything keeps me up at night. i would suppose our ongoing problems with long-term debt. i think politicians on both sides of the aisle realize this, they know what needs to be done. that and shorter-term fed policy. liz: thank you so much. >> think you be at liz: a little benadryl columns the heart down at night. chief investment strategist. most of us know twitte twitter t to price after the close for its ipo, but they don't know facebook ceo and founder described the microblogging care as a clown car. what he may have meant by that in a few minutes. and ceo of microsoft no laughing matter for the short list appears to be gaining

. >>> well, saving you an extra stop, how staples is helping you mark something off of your errands list. >> on game day. a rough day for all of bay area sports teams. for the 49ers it is all about offense or lack thereof. the sharks, they seem to run out of bullets when it comes to the shootout. our special guest, the rise and fall of sports agent lee steinberg. >> i started checking out. i would not go in the skpofs drink but i started abusing alcohol. >> game day is next. customized just for you.e an and you can manage it all right from the palm of your hand. the united states population is going to grow by over 90 ovemillion people,ears and almost all that growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved into safe, clean affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then the neighborhood begins to thrive and then really really take off. the oxygen of

. >>> weak demand and a stronger dollar hurt third-quarter sales at staples. it returned to a profit in the past three months but earnings came in below estimates. they are siting growth online and staples shares fell to $15.10. >>> weak demand hurting caterpillar. the mining equipment said machinery sales have fallen in the last three months. because of sluggish business they are closing smaller plants and laying off thousands of employees. no surprise the stock slumped more than 1% to $82.68. >>> at least one investor thinks aerop ostale, sent shares of the chain up by 5.10%. >>> the world's largest tobacco company is getting in on the e cigarette and that didn't seem to impress investors. shares fell more than 2% to close at $89.30. >>> and priceline.com soared to another all time high today. that stock got a boost after goldman sachs added the site to the conviction buy list. they think the company will benefit from european recovery and it's now at $1,147.09 per share. >>> after the close of trading, green mountain reported a steep rise thank s to the sal

and also staples. we've seen a lot of people checking out with staples, and they're telling us some of the better-selling items have been towels and pajamas. people not only buying some of the gift items, some toys for the kids, perhaps, but also picking up some other items that you need for every day as well and trying to take advantage of the fact that you're seeing finish and target telling us nationally they're seeing better traffic than ever here in terms of, you know, their early opening, at 8 p.m. this year. they were open at 9 p.m. last year. ashley: you wonder as many and more stores open on the actual thanksgiving day and earlier in the day whether that takes away a little bit from black friday itself. >> reporter: or if they're just spreading out the sales over a longer period of time. that is definitely something that we won't know for several days' time. i will tell you i walked through the south bay pavilion, we're adjacent to it as big boxes are beside a mall, and i walked through this m

you are a consumer oriented printer sells through channels such as staples. i'll wondering what your main stream sort of product, i was talking last week, they said the retail locations are very busy, they're selling a lot of printers. >> as you know, melissa, we are going to be in about 400 staples and office depo stores for like friday. i saw today a mass mailing from sense club that invites their users to come buy guantonomo bay 3d printers. about three weeks ago, we introduced the first three consumer scanner the sense, which will allow everybody to scan themselves in under $400 $399 find out how scanogenic you are. of course, we have all kind of cool apps and toys for the hol die season, starting with the ability to 3d you into a selfie, santa helper here or believe it or not, melissa, even some for the first time ever 3d printed sugar ornaments to hang on your christmas tree and, of course, not to be left out, we have some hasn't ka dreidels and menorahs as well. >> it's josh brown, i'm a shareholder in your company. i think you guys have done a good jo

. >> well, the poblano is a staple to mexican cuisine. and it grows, you know, all year around. >> and they are sort of very accessible, and it's also-- hey, guys, check this out, this is really beautiful. the poblano has a large cavity inside, so they're really great for stuffing inside. you can pretty much stuff anything, beans and cheese... >> some seafood, and... and goat cheese. >> but you have to get these little guys out, these little spicy devils. that's where the heat lives right there. the poblano is one of the milder chilies you'll find in mexico. the general rule is, the smaller the chili, the hotter the flavor. what patricia has just been explaining to me is that chilies are measured for heat on a scale called scoville units. basically it's a number system that describes how hot a chili really is compared to other chilies, and if you think about it, it's sort of a richter scale of seismic activity, but on your tongue. let me give you an example here. let's just say a lonely jalapeno rates about 2,300 on a richter scale, which

this is also a consumer staples company that yields around 4%. so i will tell you it's not a grocery, and it's not proctor & gamble. any guesses? >> j&j? >> not j&j. this one is headquartered, brian sullivan, is greensboro, north carolina. >> lauralar? >> it is. two companies, both cigarette makers, outperformers of the stock market and both pay at least a 4% dividend. only two of those, i goos, in the s&p 500. >> that company controls the e-cigarette market, about 50% of those kind of weird things. >> the e-cigarettes, they're catching on. >>> what are some of the best dividend bets out there according to the experts? let's ask matt mccormack and john golderman. herb is also along for the hide for good measure. gentlemen, great to have you with us today. matt, i want to get to you first of albas you in terms of your dividend picks, you are pounding the table on the tech sector going into next year. why? >> mandy, first off, they have strong free cash flow. they have little debt. they have the second lowest payout ratios in the s&p 500. they have

food of the people a staple food have to keep the pleasure but that was so it was we were exporting beef and kong and all to never hear us from ireland at the time of the so-called famine and famine means that there was absolutely no food we were exporting food there was a decision taken by did government at the time which is the british government just let the people die you know know what you have here you talk of debate over and there was no bailout and there was a baby and we didn't get a cent to best writer but the so called beta not one cent of death right don't just mean these are secured and secure because we should secure is based upon dollar to all the rest but it was put your own interest yet but now we have it and his departure was death piled on debts we got additional debt and the so called beta was always bit off when like tries to beat it to teddy to try to come into member of a memorandum of understanding like if the i.m.f. came into any country one of the first people hit but the one told us they took a hit when the i when the i.m.f. came into ireland there were co

to push back on your valuation case because there are several stocks in health care and consumer staplerading ate discount to their peers. pfizer, walmart, altria. they have a dividend yield above 2% and trading at price to earnings discount relative to their peers. if you're going to tell me investors will look for stocks that have a dividend yield above the ten-year note, two-year at 2.7%, got that list as well. let's switch to the next graphic. at&t, entergy, pg&e, above 3%. at&t, dividend yield of 5%. very attractive in this low-rate environment. >> here's the thing. the fed may keep rates low but that doesn't mean they may not taper any time soon. the last time they talked about taper was back in may. look what happened to interest rates. they'll still relatively low but shot up higher because of the talk of higher interest rates. look what happened to utility stocks back then. when interest rates go higher, all these high-yielding type stocks, utilitiesings telecom, consumer staples, they all take hits. if you expect interest rates to even have a little volatility, the stocks that

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native here in the pacific coast, it's a staple used in everything from tamales to stews. a rock mollusk pretty much. >> mmm, it's delicious. wow. ♪ >> so this is like palau, very pacific pago rojo, red snapper. >> mm-hmm. >> steamed shrimp. >> very cool. >> and some nice green tomatoes. >> you find them everywhere. >> with all of that you have to accompany with ceviche. >> yeah, i'm learning that. >> it's the best way. >> homemade. >> i'm learning that. >> it's the best way to handle this. >> cane sugar. >> like homemade. >> what are your favorite places in colombia? >> colombia is like five countries in one. when you come to colombia, you definitely have to go to some pacifico experience, either cali or go straight to the pacific coast. you have to have a caribbean experience. a mountain experience like medellin or bogota, and the other would be to go to amazon, like the jungle. >> i'm planning a vacation. should i come to colombia? come to cali? >> most definitely. you will find great music, great partying, great food, beautiful views, beautiful nature around. >> yeah,

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first up a staple done differently than the norm.uatemala. but for some reason a salvadoran papoosa get the most respect. >> general consensus seems to be they're the best. how come? >> i would agree. >> george azar is our detroit fixer. he's been coming here with his friend joe for years. >> this is what makes it right here is this. cordito. >> it's just a pickled slaw. >> i don't know if you can hang, man. >> is it a manly thing? >> it's turning into it, it seems like. >> mexican spices. salvadoran not spicy. >> that's true. they don't do it that spicy. >> wow. chicharon. porky goodness in there. >> it's fried pork ground with peppers, onion and tomato. simple. >> take the liberty of ordering op detroit beverages we've egregiously overlooked so far. burners. >> a cross between ginger beer and ginger ale. not as spicy as ginger beer and not as sweet as ginger ale in middle. it's my favorite. >> i need this to enhance my street cred in detroit so i will be welcomed back. >> then pollo asado. butter, garlic, simple, delicious. >> it's

i guess the who is black friday shopping at staples? i have enough post-its for christmas. as if opening a store at 8:00 p.m. isn't bad enough. toys "r" us at 5:00 p.m. k mart, 6:00 a.m. a thanks but no thanksgiving i you are out shopping for christmas on thanksgiving day, you either love or really hate your family. not sure which. if only there was some kind of device that would allow us to purchase things while wearing pajamas and have them shipped directly to our homes so. we wouldn't have to. as long as people spend money. stores are going to stay open. if it is profitable. there is no going back. what was supposed to be a quiet holiday dinner is a shopping day. and some stores have no shame at all about promoting this. >> this thanksgiving, don't fight with your family at dinner. fight with strangers at big lots. [ sirens sounding ] thanksgiving day at big lots. bringing families together since 2013. >> jimmy: unless you poke somebody's eye out you don't love your kids. we are going to take a break. when we come back i will update

penneys and staples open for the first time. walmart changed its thanksgiving specials, starting 6:00 pm, earlier than 8:00 pm. toys "r" us are open at 5 o'clock. we saw a lot of crowds in times stair. it's a trend across the country that retailers are using, opening earlier. cost coe and some others say they'll keep it a family holiday and stay closed. >> any indication on what the crowd is like. it's cold in the north-east. i imagine it's impacting shoppers. >> it's evening. it's gold in new york. as you can see behind me the crowds are gathering. earlier when they thought the doors were opening a number of consumers were trying to get in the doors. thousands of people came to new york for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. a lot of other shops are open here as well. i see people with shopping bags walking around, a lot waiting for the flagship store to open. >> a lot haven't had thanksgiving dinner yet the shopping has begun. >> as you heard a lot of retailers are getting the jump on the holiday season by opening today. for

the cash strapped postal service trying out a new partnership with staples.in locations like this one. customers will be able to find stamps and mail packages like they typically do. service includes mailing items out of the country as well. staples the first retailor to take part in the program. >>> amazon is trying out a delivery. will be delivering packages on sundays in new york and l.a. next weekend. will begin in new orleans next year. postal service calling the deal a win-win for all. officials are now exploring similar agreements with other retailers. >>> gas prices are down 15 cents nationwide. average far gallon of regular is $3.19. wow. drivers in oklahoma are paying under 3 bucks. san francisco still the highest all the way around at 3.74. statewide average in california, 3.62 >> always higher here. >>> the dow is on a roll starting the week after reaching a high on friday. >> this week about the future of the federal reserve. what the fed is hoping to hear. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. during janet yelling's confirmation hearing, any

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