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steve. >> yeah. hi, ross. thanks very much indeed for that. i'm here speaking to bob dudley, ceo of bp. fantastic to see you again. i'm going to take us back in time. 24 months. two years ago, you and i were sitting in this very office and you said these set of numbers are a watershed moment from bp. the last few years have been a lit of litigation. how far have you achieved those goals that you set out for in 2011 to where we are now in 2013? >> well, it seems like a long time ago. but at that time, we laid out a ten-point plan, five things to expect, five things to measure. we have completed a $38 billion divestment program. we've upped our expiration game. we've got lots of projects that have come on stream. they've come a long way and we have a much less rocky road with a great investment since the last time. i'm pleased to say, you were telling earlier, one of the things i mentioned this morning is bp is still trading at a discount, a forward pe, somewhere in the region of 8 to 8el.5. why is the market not given you credit for the last two years? >> well, i think underlying operati

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and steve liesman in for andrew ross sorkin.ll on assignment in asia today. our top story this morning, the late but so important september jobs report. economist res looking for an increase of 180,000. the unemployment rate is seen holding steady at 7.3%. we'll know more from steve and why today's report could be key for the markets in just a few minutes. >>> the other likely driefl in today's earnings. we'll be getting numbers from dupont, travelers, lockheed martin and many others. we're getting ready for all of those numbers. in the meantime, the futures are ahead of it all. s&p futures off by 1.8. steve, over to you, this is going to be an important jobs numbers even though it may not be reflective of what's happened since then. >> ye

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and steve liesman in for andrew ross sorkin. appeared rue is still on assignment in asia today. our top story this morning, the late but so important september jobs report. economist res looking for an increase of 180,000. the unemployment rate is seen holding steady at 7.3%. we'll know more from steve and why today's report could be key for the markets in just a few minutes. >>> the other likely driefl in today's earnings. we'll be getting numbers from dupont, travelers, lockheed martin and many others. we're getting ready for all of those numbers. in the meantime, the futures are ahead of it all. s&p futures off by 1.8. steve, over to you, this is going to be an important jobs numbers even though it may not be reflective of what's happened since then. >> yeah. paying closer attention to this number today to set a baseline for what happens next. in corporate news, becky, apple hold ago product event in california today. the company is expected to unveil the latest event to the company's new line. mavericks operating system. in

ross sorkin. jim nussle, former omb director, and steve rattner, former auto czar.so part of fix the debt aren't you? >> i'm also on fix the debt. >> both are cnbc contributors. and they're at the pinnacle of the respective careers. >> absolutely. >> i think the first time we introduced you first. did you see how we introduced him first? i think that's fair. >> fair and balanced. >> we're trying to show these guys how to do things, andrew in washington. >> in washington. >> set an example. >> we'll see how that goes. >> we get along swimmingly. >> we've got headlines for you this morning to get you through. earnings reports. the big one being morgan stanley. they earned 50 cents a share. while revenues, with $8.1 billion. also beating wall street consensus. ceo james gorman's going to be on "squawk on the street" later today. may take a bow at 11:30 a.m. eastern time. it is a cnbc exclusive. so you're going to want to watch that. and we're going to talk more about the banking sector earnings in just a few minutes with brennan hawken at ubs. >>> also, dow component g

elon musk, wilbert ross, blake shelton, go figure, also kermit the frog which i said was probably the closest. it is mr. stevet a disappointment it must be be to all those people out there, the huge buildup. >> okay. >> this is an anchor job i'm suited for to say one word, first up. >> yes. that was two words. >> am ma gozon.com. >> upgraded to a buy. steve. >> next up, cf industries. >> you're good at this. okay. >> is that all it takes? >> that's all it takes. >> easy to please. >> there you go. >> swap jobs one day. more than doubled their core dividend raised the payout from 40 cents a share to 1 buck. other fertilizers producers could see some interest today because norwegian furtherlizer producer would consider making a major investment in the united states so therefore we need to watch this sector. >> truly amazing how much you know about these stocks. you boggle the mind. >> baker hughs on good earnings news. >> oil field services company with third quarter above estimates. its revenue came in better than expected. the company is citing increased international business growth. that's a good thing that

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steve when he talks about the forecast? >> i am happy. >> okay. >> this one is good. rather cold. 30s and 40s, no frost advisories, patchy fog north bay, 38 santa ross, a 37 napa, 41 half moon bay, 46 san jose, low 40s as well, san francisco 49 degrees, go for a high of 61 after yesterday's 60. 59, 60, 61, last three days. slowly warming up, 25, 2 bits in tahoe and those are your temperatures, that is splitting part, i know it is cold, but high temperatures warming up a little bit which means 60s, here is tara. >> thanks, steve, we do have a 5 car crash in berkeley this morning on 80 westbound at the university avenue exit, let's take a live look at the east shore freeway, see the headlights where it is bunched up, you can see people have their flashers on there so hopefully this accident will clear soon but it is causing delays. at the bay bridge toll plaza no delays yet so that is good news, still early obviously, those lights should be going on in the next 45 minutes or so if monday or tuesday are any indicator of what is to come. all right, near fremont, 680 at the sanol grade traffic is looking good in both directions, 5:02, back to the desk. >

steve paulson, a cold morning. >> that's correct, mostly clear skies and a sunny day, temperatures warmer but starting off remember the nights much longer, days shorter angle of the sun lower so 37 napa and santa ross and 30s there as well and locations close to 40, san francisco upper 40s, cooler readings officially than that, go for 61 for a high today but again each day we bump it up one degree, 24 tahoe and those temperatures in those areas so cool, higher clouds thinning out so cold morning, sunny today, patchy fog, santa rosa, napa airport, cool to mild on the highs, again in the sun not bad, the second you are in the shade, upper 60s inland and 60s there, here is tara. >> we have a nightmare in the east bay at this hour, our worst traffic is along the east shore freeway, it is sluggish because of an earlier accident so slow going approaching the macarthur maze. once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on and back up, so give yourself an extra 25 to 30 minutes this morning. up next a look at our maps 580 westbound through livermore not looking too good, pretty normal, south bay things are looking pretty good. on the peninsula same story, so we do have night areas to

ross sorkin. right now, though, we're going to get to steve liesman with breaking news on treasury secretary jackmony. >> calling it irresponsible and reckless saying the u.s. should not be that in a position of making choices of which bills to pay. no way of knowing the damage that could be caused by such prioritization. he said prioritization does not solve the problem. he's warning on payments of medicare, social security, veterans benefits. saying how are they supposed to choose. he says congress, no congress has allowed the country to default. and congress should fund the government and end the standoff in no uncertain terms. he's saying that. the biggest threat to the economy he's saying is a self-inflicted wound caused by this crisis. it's hurting the economy right now beginning to stress financial markets. he cites the vix, a recent auction where interest rates tripled. he also says q-4 growth could decline by as much as a quarter point. and there's talk about it being if it goes on longer a point and a half. higher rates he says have real impacts on real american households and citing la

ross and t.j. max where you are talking about discount retail. that's the sweet spot now for the consumer. i tend to like that name. we know that our man stevee is going there to get a lot of suits. she helping support that company. >> what's your opinion before we move on? ipos in general. >> i think it is part of the -- process of -- allowing venture capitalists to raise money because they have to exit and show a return. and -- got to eliminate the stocks. it makes it's easier to go public. you have to remove the barriers so they can make money. returns and they can create new jobs. they can create more jobs by investing in -- start-ups and new ideas. >> ip so a logical way to do it. you know, we all -- buy certain ones. facebook was a terrific dynamic. indicate out at 38. you bait at 18. now it is $50. >> did you buy it at $18? >> bought it at $34, $33, $28. >> you are still there? >> i run $40 billion. the firm -- our team owns it. as a matter of fact other individuals own it. the portion i own does not own a lot. >> day two of the government shutdown. what does a prolonged shutdown mean for the markets? we welcome in gema. nice to see y

could say to ceo steve ballmer who is set to leave in the next 10 months, but, has microsoft overcome what some are calling the death of the pc? let's take that to jeffries analyst, ross for joining us. could you describe this latest earnings report as less bad, if you like? >> yeah, i think that's right. so on the pc side specifically what you're seeing is improvement in enterprise or corporate pcs. so the product screw that microsoft sells in that market actually grew for the second quarter in a row. on consumer side that is still more challenging. that is in decline. it is declining at less curve relative to the expectation. so in aggregate the pc business is getting less worse. ashley: you're grading to stock to a buy, based on what? >> so we up graded the stock about a week ago, really for other reasons away from the windows franchise. and the core reasons we upgraded the stock are really on the commercial assets that the company has. this is the office business, which is predominantly again, sold into companies. and also the server and cloud platform. there is really two things related to this. one is that the company is having success in converting some of thes

steve, who says -- don from greenville ohio, good morning. i believe in a third- party. i have been talking third-party for probably 10 years. i voted for ross perot twice. i thought this was a chance to straighten this all up in washington. i think basically the republican and democratic party is the one that threatened his family. i think they both were involved in it. they do not like to see a third- party. it is like taking the government back from the british. i also agree with the lady from new mexico. i believe in bernie sanders, i believe he should be president. i think maybe his vice president should be angus cain of maine and -- angus king of maine. . don't know a lot about him , getnk these extra parties your act together and have a party called "we the people of the united states," and i think we could have a third-party easy if they all get together. you cannot fight these two parties when you have five or six extra parties running. our twitter page has this comment -- senator ted cruz making his third visit to iowa in three months. the story from "the washington post," as he cast himself as the leading crusader against the pres

ross sorkin. with us ian shepardson. you made your name -- what was the name of that other place where you worked? >> high frequency. >> you're famous. you're iconic. it's our pleasure to have you here. stevelk on air. he does. more from me. >> let's get to some of these earnings reports we've been hearing this morning. procter & gamble reporting $1.05 in line with what the analysts were expecting. revenue also in line. beating the street by a penny. we have revenue that matched consensus, up by 1.8%. dupont announcing it'll spin off the unit into a separately traded company within 18 months. there's been pressure on the company to divest the volatile business. the ceo, here's what she had to say on "mad money" with jim cramer last night. >> this is the next advancement in our transformation. i think it's the right thing to do for our company. it's going to create two strong companies. i'm out with investors all the time. and they have a lot of ideas about what we do well and where we could improve. and i'm sure there's several of them over the next few weeks that will say this was their idea. >> we'll talk more about dupont with jim cramer at 8:50 eastern time. markets are on track for an