s of major companies, sysco, coca-cola who said, according to the report, quote, they will turn over most of the gains of the proposed corporate tax cuts to their shareholders, completely undercutting the president's promise that the plan will create jobs and raise wages for the middle class. we've seen similar quotes by major corporate earnings on earning calls over the past several months. they admit it. this big corporate tax break will go, in large part, to stock buybacks, dividends which we all know go to the wealthiest people in america. the addition -- the per pondance go to the wealthiest. this will not go to new investments or higher wages, but c.e.o. bonuses, stock buybacks, dividends. prepare the most compelling testimony was given by gary cohen himself who spoke at the "wall street journal"'s c.e.o. council. the gallery was asked to raise their hands if they planned to invest the money they got into corporate tax cuts. gary cohen had to ask, why aren't more hands up? and, again, they say, they were afraid to say so. they don't want to reveal their plans. well, they are re

. >>> or how about sysco we've had a couple disappointments from this recently, the stock reacting poorly to each one of them became more of a dividend and repatriation polite until tonight when the company blew out the number and the stock's rocketing in response. >>> finally there's the stock of dpiz any talk about controversial, taking your key from the action, talk being stupid last week disney shares took a giant dive down to the high 90s when the company reported its earnings by the end of the week it was back up to 05. if you took your cue from the m mayhem when the stocks were in the 90 z, you had to believe the quarter was awful. didn't the stock take a big hit? no, the quarter including a lot of hurricane loses from disney world and spending from bam tech which is going to be the company's baseball streaming service that i envision a week on plus the shanghi disney numbers and the fact that there's a new "star wars" is coming out. that's why the stock is beginning up and probable not done going up. now one part of me could say the market is off at times the senate insisted rolli

lemonis: sysco -- you owe $55,000. $140,000 in internet loans. square loan -- that's another loan.that's $40,000? -j: yes. lemonis: what's bill? j: bill is my wife's grandfather. lemonis: how much is that? $26,000? -who's debbie? -j: debbie's my sister. she also gave me some money as a loan. lemonis: so you owe her $20,000. -dan -- you owe him $30,000. -j: yes. lemonis: so that's $431,000 in debt. so you borrow money from family. you borrow money from the government by the taxes. you borrow money from sysco. if this business doesn't get real cash, i don't know how it survives. if da lobsta closes, you got a lot of issues. all the employees are out of jobs, the city comes after j personally for the past-due taxes, and j's grandmother, j's father, j's sister -- they all lose their money. it's bad news -- real bad news. if you don't have a job, what happens to you? j: i don't have any money. i don't have money saved. i don't take a paycheck. lemonis: couldn't you just go to your dad or your grandma? j: no, me and my dad are hardly on speaking terms. -lemonis: because of the money? -j:

sysco moscow against manchester united everything went off peacefully between spots of moscow a little both the security presence is still very high here in moscow let's see what happens is a very. bad . one of these things that i want the tone and issues and any problems. on our issues really we just saw some saw south some. that had nothing served for a lot compared to last year in ukraine so we were in and we didn't get on the club buses and we both rode and eventually i was on four ships came down in the air to a ball. so i would have no trouble all you know we were five school in the bushes we didn't look on the net nobody forward is all just generally a good day to you my still a few friends turn just trouble is normal so why friends family appears to me well how do you have to do problems at all oh our security stuff a salute a launch and you know war is ever in the world in a moment of one thing going anywhere in russia or in take downs and us get a poor anyone offering so you get so woke up yet just only once every four years for instance that shouldn't stop you and you go to

after speaking with sysco's ceo, chuck robins this morning on "squawk on the street" i worry a little bit about paloalto. while a think aloe alto battier pal -- paloalto's ceo. lowe's have done well for itself and many others, the stock looks terrific i don't believe lowe's is performing at the level of home depot and i think the home desk spot didn't get the credit it deserved after reporting t its low-out quarter. why take the chance with lowe's with you can still buy the stock fr from home depot. >>> i'd rather you take a pass on electronics and buy some avid labs, the company run by mike white that has we featured last fight. 55 bucks a stock is cheap. we've been high on the dollar store for sometime especially dollar tree. >>> dollar tree is driven and it can't beat easily amazon, the stuff's too cheap 1. and the snobbings could understand why this stock has been such a winner but they won't go, now there's a problem. stock less than a buck 52, and if it doesn't pull back a bit before the quarter, you may not want to play it for a trade but as an investment i think it's terrific

. >> i think when sysco report this is week i expect a d.ecent quarter.ce in florida >> caller: booyah to ya. love the show, i got a two-part question jim regarding acadia, acad with 35% in the past few weeks would you currently add to a position to this level >> i'm going to have to do a deep dive to see why it fell down 35% let me do some work. how about david in kentucky. >> caller: i have a question about c s x. >> i think pacific is better let's go to rob from new york. >> caller: i want to thank you and your staff for what you go my stock is emb. >> i liked em bridge because it's a growth pipe i think they're fine it's got a decent yield it's got a 5% yeed and a 52 week close seems like a bargain to me let's go to add hee in indiana s can. >> caller: i'm walling about this company lodge men, i heard about it on your company it's had good earnings for the past couple of quarters but the stock has been taken a beaten. >> it's valued at somout ranges levels i'm taking a pass on it. elliot in new york >> caller: hey gym boo ja. >> booyah. >> caller: my

the group included employees of many bay area companies, including auto desk and sysco. all shared a desire to become u.s. citizens. >> there's a lot of feelings, you know. i take pride in this. it's a really special day for me. >> the daughter of a pioneering civil rights leader fred karamatsu delivered remarks during the naturalization ceremony. >>> lisa telling us whether it's going to have a little bit of -- we're going to have rain or a dry thanksgiving. >>switching up. we have a chance -- if i haven't confused you enough, let's look outside. we have the warmest location right here, 50 degrees. 30s and 40s elsewhere. my full seven-day forecast which explains it all is coming up. >>> ahead, for those impacted by the north bay fires, it's another step in rebuilding their lives. how they kicked off the holiday season by honoring those who saved thousands of lives. >>> a napa community hosted a big thank you for two heros whose bravery helped save their neighborhood from the fi hey, l'eggo my eggo. i don't see your name on it. really? ba bam! know the rules. keep your e

the group included employees of many bay area companies including auto desk and sysco. sharing a desire to become u.s. citizens. >> there's a lot of feelings. i take pride in this. it's a really special day for me. >> the daughter of fred koramatsu delivered remashes re. >>> we are heading into thanksgiving week. this is thanksgiving week. the weather should be pleasant. >> should be pretty good. if you are looking for snow in the mountains and hoping to ski, yeah, that's not looking so great. we are cold enough to make snow, obviously. right now it's in the 40s. we have plenty of 30s elsewhere with clear skies. that's going to be changing. we're bringing rain back into the picture. temperatures are coming up. overnight lows and afternoon highs. all the details in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> ahead for those impacted by the north bay fires, another step in rebuilding their lives. how they kicked off the holiday season by honoring those who saved thousands of lives. >>> a napa community hosted a big thank you for two heros whose bravery helped save their neighborhood

. >> meanwhile, it's going to be an interesting night of earnings, sysco after the bell, lb as well.d it's a difficult market technology-wise to be trading ahead of the earnings. we see nvidia down about 2% at this hour and tarullo also down. techs in the green, including groupon. we just had boingo on and roku continues to be i mean as volatile as bitcoin but moving in a positive direction today. >> the phone lines definitely lit up when it came to questions about bitcoin's fundamentals and whether they exist i guess we'll have that conversation for a while, right? >> somebody said adoption is the fundamental driver of bitcoin. >> that's true. >> it's scarey >> yeah. >> let's get over to the judge an "the half." >>> welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner stocks bouncing off what was shaping up tonight worst day for the s&p in three months. now the question is this pullback the start of something more ominous for stocks at the beginning of a bigger rollover with us today, joe terranova, jim lebenthal, jon najarian and karen firestone. once again, as you can see there, sto

we're the world headquarters for adobe, and sysco and paypal and so we welcome the growth, but big cities where large employers should be. >> reporter: the transit hub will bring together commuter trains, bay area rapid transit, buses, a light rail system and high speed rail. in fact some observers think workers could commute a hundred miles or more from the central valley, if the high speed rail system ever gets built. but would 20,000 additional workers and a community with housing, grocery stores, hotels and more constitute a company town? >> bring it on! we all would love to see another grocery store downtown. we know our hotels are maxed out, so we need more hotel space, we know that small towns aren't going to welcome that, and that's okay with us. >> reporter: meanwhile, amazon is seeking to build another campus away from its base in seattle, and the scramble among cities throughout the country to secure that plum is under way. i'm spencer michels for the pbs newshour in silicon valley, california. >> woodruff: finally, another in our brief but spectacular series where we ask peopl

what a throw, what a catch, for the touchdown by ryan kendra, pottsgrove, would not be denied jay syscosary for the score, they win 38-14. >>> now it is game you have been waiting for game of the week this week you voted to see pennsbury at neshaminy. we head to the field to get things started. take a look neshaminy coming out of the field, and they want no part of this. neshaminy gets it going first great run here for the touchdown. neshaminy will goat on the board. but here comes pennsbury, has an robbins, a run right up the middle untouched for the score, that one was almost too easy. back comes neshaminy, joel stills again, this is an impressive run and a nice stiff arm, break away speed, he scores, big day for stills. pennsbury defense would tighten up, though, check out this sack by matt lewis, that is a big hit. pennsbury with the upset, over neshaminy, 36-17. they will take on coatsville next week and special thanks to neshaminy for the hospitality. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great weekend. >>> everybody knows phillies fanatic is the best mascot in the s

sysco, pfizer, and coca-cola said that they will use the gains from the corporate tax cuts to pay shareholders rather than raise wages for the middle class. we are making decisions here that will guide the largest economy in the world. wele simply cannot roll the -- we simply cannot just roll the dice. it remains my hope that my republican colleagues will choose to work with democrats on tax reform that is bipartisan, reasonable, and in keeping with our responsibility to lead this nation better than we found it. we can and should address other domestic priorities in dire need like our nation's infrastructure, the economic security of children and seniors and sustainable employment for the middle class. i and my colleagues are ready to work in god faith on -- good faith on tax reform, but we cannot do that until we abandon the recklessness that led to this republican tax bill. mr. president, we are all here and committed to defend our nation, but this bill will make it virtually impossible to do what we know we must do. there are unavoidable costs in our national security that are not even coun