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dick bartlett with suntrust robinson humphrey has a buy rating on the stock with a price target of 125welcome. it's great to have you here, jake. and i guess with a price target like that and a buy rating you do think this is the beginning of the turnaround. >> yes, i do. they've really set the stage here in the u.s. by improving the service and core menu items like the quarter pounder. we also have toasted buns. we have a new chicken sandwich that has been a tremendous success. they've really done a lot of work behind the scenes over the last year that is producing what we're seeing today. >> is the customer experience getting better? that has been a real gripe. >> yes. i think the customer experience is getting better. there's been some question about whether all-day breakfast could interrupt service a little bit. but in general they've taken items off the menu. that speeds up service. it speeds up the quality of what you're getting. so it really has improved. they're put a lot of work into it. >> they introduced the all-day breakfast which you just mentioned. in their press release

that is suntrust bach manning two separate calls for us. we'll check in on both throughout this hour. the biggest mover of the evening is amazon. stock hitting a new all-time high. that call getting under way right now. let's get to john fortt with the latest. >> this is quite a quarter for amazon coming in the top line above expectations at $25.4 billion, making a profit, eps, a profit up 17 cents when a loss of 13 was expected. it's the cloud line that is going to attract a lot of attention. they were expected to get just under $2 billion there. they went over that. the color on the cloud is going to be important. so is the color on costs. they just expanded same-day delivery both in the new york area and in the san francisco bay area. by the way also in chicago and philadelphia. remember, that's free same-day if you order before noon you get it by 9:00 p.m. that costs money, especially because it's seven days a week. how is that going to impact the holiday season which they clearly expect to be busy because seasonal hiring they are proje

. >>> the suntrust bank shut down as the suntrust near connecticut avenue in nebraska. police have not released pictures. police do not think it's the same man they suspect of robbing that same bank on monday and this is what he looks like. he's also wanted for allegedly holding up a citibank branch just a mile away on connecticut avenue on friday. >>> from the day he was drafted, quarterback rg3 has been among the most high-profile redskins and we'll have that story from jason pugh coming up in just a b bit. >>> asleep on the job, two u.s. secret service officers asleep on the job and caught at the white house. overworking the staff and the potential dangers posed by chronic fatigue. according to the washington post, one agent blamed the drowsiness on cold medicine and the other noted a very full work schedule. overscheduling has plagued the secret service in the recent past. after the fence jumping incident officers complained about how often they're forced to work on their day off due to staffing shortages. >>> frustrations on metro. we've told you about the problems

in these photos robbed a bank in the district this morning and investigators say he went into the suntrustr connecticut avenue in northwest demanding cash. after getting some money he ran off. the fbi believes this could be the same guy who tried and failed to rob a bank just down the road from the suntrust last week. >>> a controversial crime-fighting app will no longer be used by retailers in georgetown. stores were using group me to report suspicious people or those they think may have been shoplifting. critics say the app was encouraging racial profiling. the district says it will find other ways to promote safety and help police fight crime in that area. >> amazon is taking action against more than 1,000 people who are accused of writing fake product reviews for a price. in that lawsuit amazon alleges that people are making money by writing five-star testimonials on products they never even tried. they say companies them themselves are soliciting the fake reviews to boost sales. the vast number of reviews on the site are authentic. >>> a controversial crime-fighting app we told you ab

then a suntrust just down the street was robbed today. now these incredibly clear pictures here from today's robbery show the man the fbi says held up both banks there is a $5,000 reward offered for any information that leads to his arrest. >>> protesters of baltimore's new police commissioner say they won't stop until their voices are heard. organizers held another rally tonight at the inner harbor after the city council confirmed kevin davis as the new police commissioner. earlier in the day, a larger group of people had marched through downtown protesting today's vote. davis had been acting as interim police commissioner since july. the protesters said since that time, police have gone too far to control peaceful protests. >>> howard university is considering an auction of its public television airspace to raise tens, maybe even hundreds of millions of dollars. the school has been struggling financially for years now. this past june moody's downgraded howard's credit rating for the third year in a row. now howard has a chance to raise

suntrust starting coverage with a buy and an $850 price target.chipotle is set up for another strong year. they say the company has, quote, more sales levers to pull than in the years past. they like the commodity prices, melissa, have come down. they also note watch the growth at the shop house and pizzeria. >> i will see your chipotle with judge brands. credit suisse is upgrading this from neutral from underperform. expectations have been reset. the analysts believe the pressure to chin out the china business will only increase. the analyst likes that the company seems to have come around to the idea that it's got to slow down store openings in china in order to fix the business. the price target cut to $75 from $ $86. >> third stock, groupon. cowan and company says do not own groupon. they start coverage with an underperform. fancy way to say sell. their target $2.75. 25% below the current price. they say while groupon may eventually be a turnaround candidate, their own internal numbers show that the marketplace maybe has peaked. they also note

suntrust banks beat earnings targets on an adjusted basis. company was helped by an edge up in its loan business while kesping costs in check. the street liked the news, sending shares up 1% to $40.01. >> the industrial supply company ww granger cut its full-year forecast as its earnings fell nearly 20% in its third quarter. granger said its results reflect a challenging industrial economy in north america and if you're an industrial supply company that is not good news for you. shares fell 6%, 207.65. the regional bank comerica saw its earnings fall 12% in part because of lower oil prices. the texas-based bank lends to a lot of companies in the energy sector. and that exposes it to those sharply lower oil prices. comerica shares were off about 1%. 42.26. and the worst performer in the s&p 500 -- i jumped the gun there. it was quanta services. it warned this quarter's profit will be below its prior forecast and the company continues to see pressure on its margins. shares walloped today, losing more than a quarter of their value. they finished

this suntrust bank shut down early today after a man robbed the branch. this is at connecticut avenue near nebraska in northwest washington. police are still looking for the man accused of holding up the bank around 11:00 this morning. >>> at the live desk, i'm wendy rieger and we are watching the marathon grilling of former secretary of state hillary clinton by the benghazi committee. here is a live look at the hearing. they just paused for a quick break. so far the questioning has focused on request for increased security from the late ambassador chris stephens who was killed in that attack. clinton says many of those requests were sent straight to security professionals. there have been questions about advice and input. clinton was receiving from sydney blumenthal, a friend who emailed frequently about the region. so far clinton has remained calm and at times somber and reflective. >> you know, i would imagine that i've thought more about what happened than all of you put together. i've lost more sleep than all of you put together. i have been racking

line on connecticut avenue northwest, then a suntrust down the street was robbed yesterday.s are just a mile apart. >>> d.c. mayor mere y'all v bowr is bringing in a lot of financial support to achieve her political agenda. a political action committee called fresh pac is in place. that fresh pac has already raised more than $300,000 from individuals, businesses and city contractors. it's goal is to raise as least $1 million. critics say it will be used to target her op innocents. hay the mayor told tom sherwood the pac is operating within the law. >>> medical marijuana still a hot pop tick in maryland. frederick county residents can weigh in on medical marijuana. new legislation means strict state legislations on the growing, processing and dispensing of medical marijuana in the state of maryland. the local government can only get involved in zoning matters. so lawmakers want to hear from residents. the public hearing begins today at 4:30 at winchester hall. >>> the national might be interviewing their next manager. mlb.com is reporting they are talking to ron garden least

liz: suntrust bank and fifth third, when some of them get just a bit smaller, do you get the sense it'sto go with the smaller names at this point? >> when you go to the smaller names it's what are the characters in a stock? teach our viewers. >> you have to buy companies that are well-run. that is something everybody thinks is easy to do and easy to find. you buy companies stay with them. this is market to be patient. there are many macro things happening you can't control. do your job, stay in your lane, by buy companies well-run and let environment hits them going forward and you try not to do that. liz: warren buffett when he buys company he only buy as company where he adores management because he doesn't replace them. he buys dairy queen. i don't know how to run a ice cream company. i like people that are running its made it more attractive to me. is it more the jockey or the horse? >> the horse is pretty attractive in the right interest rate environment. this is not that -- becomes more important to have excellent management that hold their own during a time where earnings are low

suntrust has a buy, $117 price target. shake shack. who wants to take this?reholders filing to sell -- >> josh brown on the phone. >> 5 million restricted. >> i think the problem you have is the way the market has been completely fragmented. you go back ten years ago and it was mcdonald's and a few other smaller sisters maybe like burger king that were the market. now you have shake shack, you have chipotle, you have mcdonald's and the problem is there's only so many consumers out there. the pie is only so big. i'm not that bullish on the sector. we don't have a holding in any of this industry. >> i think it's a testament to how hard it is to invest in these ipos. unless you're in at the initial price, it's very difficult in the days that follow without an understanding of what the fundamentals are going to be over the multiple quarters forward to invest in them. trade them, yes. invest, no. >> quick break. game plan for the second half comes up next. but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing pl

secretary, suntrust in atlanta. i am all strong personal i was notof the f and want to go back to the world where we do not have that accorded. if you go back to the financial crisis and the formation of f stock, one of the issues it was trying to get a handle on was counterparty trading risk on a global basis. would you comment on the progress made on that issue? jack: i think was made a lot of progress certainly in the united states that we had transparency where we had non-transparency, to use a polite term. we have the ability for both institution and regulators to see what is kind of under the hood and of these formally, opec transactions. i had of the rest of the world of the rest of world so we now more reporting and we need to make sure other major economies catch up to us. one of the areas where if we were to use an international standard, it would be a mistake. we conduct a high international standard, that is a good thing. and causes and of the fact that cognizant of the fact because to clearing is taking

suntrust's bob peck will be close to watching that gmv number. the total value of all closed items on e-bay's training platforms. peck says there's a chance gnb is flat year over year. that would be bad news, and another indication that rivals like amazon are taking share. kelly, back to you. >> we'll see both of you in a couple minutes here. 13 minutes to go into the close. the dow moving lower. it's off 28 points at the moment. the s&p down about ten. >> the worst of the selloff apparently is over according to our next guest. stay tuned. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts med

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let me mention suntrust finally ended the big banks that are coming out. they had good numbers and they're up for the day, and mandy and tyler, the important thing is generally the banks are on the upside this week in contrast to the way they usually are at the start of earnings season. >> thank you very much, bob. we'll get back to you shortly. there's a ton of fed speak lately. you've probably noticed. more than 40 fed heads speaking over the past 30 days but there were only three things that mat erd and moved the marketed. steve liesman, thank goodness you have sorted the chaff from the wheat or the sheep from the goats because this communication was getting confusing. >> and the question is is the market hearing the fed correctly? they may be getting it a little wrong. first, i want to get into this issue, we've been counting with the help of my producer elizabeth the number of fed speaks between meetings, mandy. january, call it 20. 30 is normal. and then a huge number, 42 between the september meeting and the october meeting. these are just the speec

have all the latest headlines for you as well as the after hours stock moves, analyst reactions, suntrusteck will be on the show. don't miss it. >>> much more on twitter's earnings still to come on this show plus a round up of all the other earnings after hours action and some of the stock moves we're seeing. >> then it's the main event, apple's results, they are minutes away, we have an all star panel to break down the numbers. you're watching consumer first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back to "closing bell." earnings have been coming in at a fast and furious pace. seema mody rounds up some of the action. >> a lot of big movers. let's start with akamai tech. revenue came in at $551 million versus the estimate of $550 million. a slight beat. this despite competition from amazon, google, microsoft in the cloud space. we're seeing shares down by around a quarter of a percent after hours. a different story for an dark co petroleum. $1.69 billion versus the estimate of $2.31 billion. the oil and gas producer posting an earnings loss of 72 cents versus the expectation of 73 cents a shar

nervousness, we are just starting, big banks like citi and bank of america and the regionals like suntrustarnings about in line with expectations and that was good enough in the current climate. yes, there was slower investment banking, yes, low interest rates, yes, it hurt profitability but there was also modest loan growth and extent credit quality. while the banks were weak earlier in the week they rebounded toward the end, you see nice gains here. two big global industries reports today. ge and honey well both scrutinized for signs of any ramp pant pessimism on the global committee. both of them beat on the top line how honeywell was a lit light on the revenues. the big mover next week china gdp out sunday night. widely expected to show growth in the high 6% range rather than 7% range. you might have seen some of that concern today, metals and mining stocks like alcoa and freeport were market laggards today ahead of that report. >> yeah, so again, some evidence that companies who are pursuing their own turn around strategies we're starting to see that, but i bring it up because of walm

been a steady stream of executives leaving yahoo including the chief marketing officer last month, suntrust bob peck says 12 key people by his count will vr left this year, that's vers us four last year. peck says the turn around at yahoo appears challenges and that could be accelerating these departures. yahoo stock down more than 30% so far this year. we will find out more about how the company is performing when yahoo reports tomorrow. yahoo declining for comment for this story. back to you. >> josh, thank you very much. >>> so the question is will yahoo continue to bleed talent as marissa meyers' turn around plans continue to struggle. scott kessler joins us now. scott, you just downgraded that stock to buy from strong buy. why? >> well, bill, when you think about yahoo, there's no question that we see a lot of value there. we're still recommending the stock as a buy, we have a 12-month target price of $38, but the stock has risen 15% since the end of last month, which is just three weeks hence, and the s&p 500 is up just 5%. we're heading into earnings as josh indicated and frankly we

el pollo loco, suntrust said to buy it and they did, it's up 9 p-ers, they're hitting all time highs.toria secrets, eco labs, all of those new highs today. and how about gold? with all this tension overseas, you might expect gold to go up? wrong. you need inflation, that will give you a gold rally, not tension overseas. a house panel investigating the emissions scandal. peter barnes is there. >> vw, head of operations telling a house committee that he knew his company might be breaking u.s. emissions rules as long as 18 months before vw admitted cheating on test to regulators and that will raise requests why the german car maker did not act sooner. horn, the ceo will testify, quote, in the spring of 2014 i was told that there was a possible emissions i don't know compliance that could be remedied. he adds he was informed that company engineers will work with regulators to resolve the issue. volkswagen did not tell reglators that it had installed the so-called defeat devices to mask the true levels of emissions. >>. stuart: thank you so much. check out this, it's interested in an on-li

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