i want your view on 2013. >> let me give you a weird good news about teva. they reported a quarter i didn't think was great and the stock didn't go down. i wanted this stock to bottom for some time. i was using one of their products the other day. they are the greatest generic. people are worried about the ms drug. i think the risk is taken out of the stock. i have to tell you, robert, i don't know about the worries. so you know i think it's inexpensive. i just don't have a catalyst. i'm sorry. let's go to john in texas. john? >> blue sky boo-yah, jim. >> i like that. i can use some blue skies. >> i know. no debt, big revenue growth. and a big new customer with walgreens. >> you know, we looked at greenway medical a couple years ago. i have not looked at it since which means i've got to do home work before i opine on it. it had disappointed us, to be honest. sounds like you have a new line on it and i have to do some work. i'm not current on greenway. all right. now just like when friends break up, you got to choose some sides. i say you choose abbott. after

we've just had the usa its latest on an unemployment figures released today and it shows it in all teva hit a new high eighteen point seven million people out of work that you know these are countries that really have seen a very very let down by the you know what motivated what was the logic toward this and the day was it just to bring a bit of good news to the. well the committee said that at the time they would say that they were praising the e.u. and they said that it had rebuilt after the second world war and was spreading stability to former communist countries again promoting peace and democracy if you look at the mission statement alfred nagel's mission statement when this prize was created in the first place he set out to award peace activists he's really done their part over the past year to promote peace and so really a lot of people feeling that it being awarded the really keeping the whole concept is really quickly not first on the nobel committee is a vote a controversial decision those through. as you know ninety thousand and nine we thought it would if the president obam

that includes teva down 4% for the week. givin, down 4%. they are the ones that put the camera in the pill. internet security firm checkpoint down 2%. israel's cell com is up this week based on solid earnings. israel's last major fight before this was also in gaza. in 2008 and '09, the israeli market was 12% higher just one month after the fighting ended from where the market was at the beginning of the war. in 2006, israel fought a month-long war against hezbollah in lebanon. the israeli market rose 5% two months after the cease-fire went into effect from where it stood at the start of the war. israel's biggest brokerage firm is a company called psagot. "i think this pattern is likely to be followed again in the current flare-up if no significant widening of the conflict takes place." simon? >>> tyler, we are losing traction here, just 17 points up on the dow. let's get a "market flash" with jackie. >>> dell shares at a 3 1/2 year-low, one of the worst performers on the s&p today, currently down nearly 7%. this after the company missed on

teva has very important drug. it does come off patent soon.y wants to touch this baby. >> we're watching apple. shares are down just by half a percent or so. 0.6. we'll talk with jim later in the show and had a note saying it's a point where you can walk into an apple store wanting to buy an iphone 5 and you can walk out with the iphone 5 but suggests that the supply issues are over. they are ironed out for most of the major carriers. there is some chatter that deutsche telecom with t-mobile could offer iphone soon. >> the sprint bump was very big. when sprint took on, it was a bold move. short-term pain, longer term gain. look, i don't think -- it's been a rocket ship. it could cool a bit but i am hearing about a strong apple christmas holiday season. very strong. not -- we didn't like it when it was supply constrain and now that they have supply, it's good, not bad. >> conagra, jeffries goes from a buy to a hold calling the ralcorp deal a game changer. price target goes 29 to 35. >> i think there's a bad mood at conagra. he's a rutgers guy.

stuart would like a new pair of teva sandals and a new john deere tractor.like a starbucks gift card. justin in the control room wants a fountain for his rock garden. what year did santa go into macy's where they greet all the children? stuart? stuart: no clue. nicole: 1862. stuart: excellent. >> send me a letter. nicole: merry christmas everybody. >> merry christmas. stuart: thank you santa and nicole. >>> the united nations says countries are not doing enough to battle climate change. that's part of a new report from the u.n. ahhad of a major climate change big committee meeting next week. the u.n. says we need to cut carbon emissions by 14% by the year 2020 in order to reach the goal of limiting global temperatures. lowering the increase in temperatures to 3.6 degrees. very precise from the u.n. all right, company, what do we think of that? i sense here comes the carbon tax. what do you say andrea? >> i think you are probably right. they tried to get cap and trade through last time. i think they are going to sneak a lot through the u.n. here's my perspect