right w, it is 4-3 mets in the bottom of the eighth. the game was stopped for a short time because power was lost in the fox truck, which was televising the game. mlb stopped the game because of the replay tituation. both teams wanted to play. eventually they got back to baseball. because of the checks and balances, they had to stop the game for a short time. right now, the mets have the lead, 4-3, against a very good royals ball club in the bottom of the eighth in game one of the fall classic. chuck and sibila, back to you. >> mets fans are glued to televisions sets across the tri-state. >> john chandler is live in queens with a look at the excitement there. it hn, can hear it. >> reporter: yeah, you can. you can hear it. trust me. a few minutes ago you could hear a pin drop in this place. then when he came around to score, bedlam. and it's only game one, guys. >> let's go mets. >> reporter: a rowdy crowd was silenced shortly after the first pitch. the mets quickly dug themselves a hole. some even had to step outside for a breather. >>

missing on the top and bottom lines. mattel has been trying to revival barbie sales as electronic toys and tablets are grabbing market share. the company also says a strong dollar and weak sales in it's monster high business have also hurt it's profits. i'm not so familiar with monster high but i don't think you're contributing enough to mattel's bottom line. what tow think? >> i'm not i'm afraid to say. no longer. grown out of it. used to be the top of my shopping basket every single time. but no more. now let's also now give you a run down of what to watch this trading day state side. we'll get numbers from general electric and honeywell before the market open. meanwhile aerospace contractor honeywell is expected to come in at $1.55 a share and revenue. u.s. consumer sentiment due to be released this morning and the labor department will deliver the jobs opening and labor turnover survey. still to come here on worldwide exchange, we get first on an interview with the ceo of nestle as the stock sinks to the bottom of the

so here's the bottom line. you may not be a technician, but you need know what the charts are say and and you need to verify a real move or a knowny one. stay tuned. we'll go over a whole host of predictive patterns that suffuse everything we do around here. not just on off the charts tuesday. but in stock selection every single day. jim in michigan, jim. >> caller: jim, hi. how are you? and thanks for taking my call. >> of course. thrilled that you called, what's up? >> caller: i've got a question for you. in the segment you were talking about secular stocks. could you define for me once again what is secular stock? and maybe give me an example or two? >> certainly. this is atern that goes -- -- it gets thrown around. secular is a stock that does not need the gross domestic product of the world to increase in order to beat the numbers. some of the classic secular grower stocks would be the biotechs. some of the retailers that have terrific growth. i'll give you an example. chipotle. that's is secular grower. it

i look towards the bottom of the ticket in terms of poll numbers. governor -- senator web and chafee, struggled a bit. oh mallly had a better performance. how do you think sanders and clinton did? >> i think they both did very well. to achieve. working on whether or not she was trustworthy, and likeable. and in this performance, it was a strong performance. she was poised, self assured and likeable. so i think that was important when it comes to goals on her side. sanders needed to continue speaking to those to the left of the democrats, particularly clinton and thinking about how does he continue to establish the key cornerstones of his policy agenda. >> he's clearly a different debate than we saw the previous debate, not only in numbers, but just the tenor of the debate was completely different. >> i think that one can't -- we can look at poll numbers in terms of the number of people watching, people were not necessarily expecting the same kind of fireworks that we had at pretty grounded series of discussions about variations. a lot of commonality

are we at the bottom of the cycle. javier blas: it looks like that.ou remember how glencore built its copper assets? they bought at the bottom of the cycle when everyone was super negative about the global economy. glencore traders were buying in africa. today as we are really thinking we're reaching the bottom, as they are selling assets. is it an indicator of how much pressure the company is in? and how much of the company is trying to reduce debt? on one hand, greater news. on the other hand, when you see a commodity trader selling at the bottom of the cycle, something is not right. --athan they how key is it jonathan: how key are these assets? javier blas: not the most cost effective mines. probablyd be sold to -- the expression of interest is coming. assets that will not make significant impact on the bottom line that still about $75,000 in not huge 50,000 tons, but not small. jonathan: the investor in the room, miners last week up 17%. the epicenter of the rebound over the last week has been a commodity rebound and a rebound for the miners, is i

and on the bottom of page, 13. we know that subsequent to this subject and emergency as you know and it has been discussed the board of supervisors approved at mendments requiring the emergency, contracts effective on august, first, 2015. that is when the board approved that, and legislation and, if the estimated cost of the emergency exceeds, $250,000, now the proposed resolutions approving the determinations must be submitted to the board within 60 days. on page 14 of our report, we note that the electronic and security systems in jails, 1 and 2, failed on august, 11, 2014, and the emergencies were declared on the 21st, and as was stated here this morning, the legislation, is not submitted for the board for over, 9 months. this is, we note that this is the third emergency resolution, in the past year, that was delayed, due to the misunderstandings on the part of other city department and agencies regarding who has jurisdiction for declaring the emergency and for procuring the emergency, necessary contracts and so

and on the bottom of page, 13. we know that subsequent to this subject and emergency as you know and it has been discussed the board of supervisors approved at mendments requiring the emergency, contracts effective on august, first, 2015. that is when the board approved that, and legislation and, if the estimated cost of the emergency exceeds, $250,000, now the proposed resolutions approving the determinations must be submitted to the board within 60 days. on page 14 of our report, we note that the electronic and security systems in jails, 1 and 2, failed on august, 11, 2014, and the emergencies were declared on the 21st, and as was stated here this morning, the legislation, is not submitted for the board for over, 9 months. this is, we note that this is the third emergency resolution, in the past year, that was delayed, due to the misunderstandings on the part of other city department and agencies regarding who has jurisdiction for declaring the emergency and for procuring the emergency, necessary contracts and so

and on the bottom of page, 13. we know that subsequent to this subject and emergency as you know and it has been discussed the board of supervisors approved at mendments requiring the emergency, contracts effective on august, first, 2015. that is when the board approved that, and legislation and, if the estimated cost of the emergency exceeds, $250,000, now the proposed resolutions approving the determinations must be submitted to the board within 60 days. on page 14 of our report, we note that the electronic and security systems in jails, 1 and 2, failed on august, 11, 2014, and the emergencies were declared on the 21st, and as was stated here this morning, the legislation, is not submitted for the board for over, 9 months. this is, we note that this is the third emergency resolution, in the past year, that was delayed, due to the misunderstandings on the part of other city department and agencies regarding who has jurisdiction for declaring the emergency and for procuring the emergency, necessary contracts and so

they settle into the bottom of the lake bed. as it picks up in the dust.ll the minerals and contaminants goes into the strain, into people's lungs. the dry lake bed could generate 100 tonnes of dust. exposing millions of people. 30 miles south in the farming town. we meet a mother who believe the dust is making the kids sick. >> the children 2-year-old alberta and jissel, nine, have asthma. mornings always start like this. they have to take it into the hospital. at least in the hospital five times a year. >> wow. >> every four hours. i have the mission. >> every four hours. >> officials at the school tell us more and more kids are getting asthma, and warn the problem is worse. a border town 15 minutes away. here the school district has resorted to flying flags to signal good and bad quality days. we see them as they dry up. today is a good day. everyone we talk about suffers from asthma. >> i do not have asthma. i return, and i got asthma. >> do you have kids. >> two of the three kids. it's a lot of asthma. >> in fact, they have the highest rate of people

then you eliminate the income tax, the bottom third of the economy, people struggling the most, they will benefit the most from the fair tax. 14% better off than the current tax system. they are paying nearly 50% of their income in taxes as is. cathy: the tax policy center.org says the average tax rate was 17.6%. is your 23% sales tax a tax hike? mike huckabee: that is the average but you have to remember most wealth in this country, the people at the top are only paying 15% tax because they are getting their money on passive income. take the factory worker. that person is paying far more than that and. he is having the payroll tax taken out plus he has the cost of the embedded tax. we tax capital and labor. that is why china and mexico are beating us in manufacturing. make this table in america and when it comes to the show floor, 22% of the cost is embedded tax, you don't see it but you are paying it. if you make it in china it will not be taxed so it will come in cheaper. when you add that up, that is why i see the worker at the bottom third is far better off under the fair tax. "

and on the bottom of page, 13. we know that subsequent to this subject and emergency as you know and it has been discussed the board of supervisors approved at mendments requiring the emergency, contracts effective on august, first, 2015. that is when the board approved that, and legislation and, if the estimated cost of the emergency exceeds, $250,000, now the proposed resolutions approving the determinations must be submitted to the board within 60 days. on page 14 of our report, we note that the electronic and security systems in jails, 1 and 2, failed on august, 11, 2014, and the emergencies were declared on the 21st, and as was stated here this morning, the legislation, is not submitted for the board for over, 9 months. this is, we note that this is the third emergency resolution, in the past year, that was delayed, due to the misunderstandings on the part of other city department and agencies regarding who has jurisdiction for declaring the emergency and for procuring the emergency, necessary contracts and so

the companies cloud unit really helping it's bottom line. see an 8% jump in sales last quarter compared to the same period last year. however the company announced more job cuts. a thousand more jobs to go. that's in addition to the 6700 lay offs announced in late july and shares of microsoft up 8% in after hours. amazon trading sharply higher in frankfurt after third quarter earnings beat thanks to strength in it's cloud services and john is here to report on amazon's later profit numbers. >> sending the stock up after hours they turned in revenue of $25.4 billion. that's better than 24.9 billion expected and wall street was looking for a loss of 13 cents. got a profit of about 17 cents. the guide was also relatively strong. amazon tends to be a bit conservative on its guidance range. guided to q-4. that's the holiday quarter revenue above the $35.1 billion that the street was looking for, at least at the high end. 36.75 at the high end of amazon's guide. operating income was also at the high end of their guide. a little better than what ana

some videotape crime scene investigators carried a spent round from divers who pulled it up from the bottom of the swirling currents of the east river. what we're told is it's a spent round and you cannot imagine the level of difficulty to get to the bottom of this murky swirly river to locate something that small. the divers have been out here since the shooting conducting a very painstaking search for evidence, helping us understand precisely what the divers are doing is deputy commissioner davis. explain to us how it is they're doing what they're doing and how they've been successful. >> this is literally a hand over hand search at the bottom of the river. there is technology available. the application wouldn't work here so they literally set a grid and they have to check by hand each they can't miss a spot, missing missing the gun. far? i know they're looking for gun. haven't found it yet. given the level of success so optimistic. >> it does, based on the fact they initially found the clip for the gun with 13 live rounds. in the meantime, yesterday morning we uncovered another gun which

if you're at the bottom of society now in the future you will have descendents who actually get to the average. that process takes ten generations. and the amazing thing is while it's always there, it doesn't seem to alter across society, and so that is one of the big conclusions. the book is concerned another looking at different examples in society and saying what is it here? what is it in other places and since the book was publish evidence i gathered other data. one we look at is russia, and russia after the communist revolution and then with the restoration of quasi-capitalism in recent years, looking at multiple state universities as our marker is did that bring a period of enhanced social mobility and have we then seen a period of declining social mobility once you return to the oligarchs in russia. we have not done that yet but if the rest of the book is correct, the predisk will burkite doesn't matter. the argument here is that whatever the social system is, there are people who have ability and energy and they're going to figure out how to get to the top of the pile here. and

is this the bottom? prize has been hovering in the upper 40's since the beginning of august. it has not been moving much in one way or the other. except in the last few days, as you suggested. there is a little bit of geopolitical premium built in due to the complicated situation in syria with the russians and iranians. plus the fact, i think as people start to look forward, and that is what the markets are doing, they can see situation whereby production from high cost producers is starting to move down. it will move down quite substantially. meanwhile, on the other side of the balance, oil demand growth globally and is higher than we expected in reaction to low prices. you can see a situation where the market, which has had a consistent supply for some time now, you can see the markets start to rebalance, albeit slowly. we have a lift off as you suggested in your inductor remarks, but we should not get too carried away. michael, you are getting a little more positive about the emerging markets. oil goes

the industrial oil stock bottom and the old tech bottom is unmistakable. it's gone unheralded because nobody believes the chinese bottom was hit yet. we got ryder preannouncements, that wasn't good, and fmc preannounced, that wasn't good. however i think we won't have a big rollover. i believe both bottoms will be tested but lasting. anyone who has participated in the oil industrial rotation will get run over if they don't circle back to these stocks. the people buying into the anemic packaged goods rally could turn out to be right. it's possible there's a peak in oil at 50 bucks, not to mention a peak in earnings in the industrials themselves. i'm saying the industrial trends could be real. these things have all been straight up. maybe this is the pause that refreshes. if i'm right, it bodes very well for the rest of the year and will cause radical rethinking like the general electrics to the schlumbergers. think intel, ibm, microsoft, the deal dell struck with inexpensive emc this weekend is further validation that the value portion of this market remains

got the big home run in the bottom of the ninth to tie the game. monumental. home run. bottom of the ninth. really is. down one. need a home run. straight away center field. that was the key. that was it, no question about it. we know the royals never quit. you saw the mets out there the not going to quit too. one heck of the world series. the two teams are matched. play to the last out. and, it is great to, to see this. just because. two great teams. five outs. and before game seven. this type of series. you know, frank an incredibly important win. obviously for the kansas city royals. it would have been a demoralizing loss for them. especially because they had to play the hottest pitcher, in jacob degrom. and kevin herrera. threw season high 35 pitches. will he be available for ned yost and kansas city royals tomorrow? >> good point. probably not. they get the win. that's important. al, gordon deep in the ninth. and, to where we are right now with royals. he caught up with ken rosenthal on the field moments ago. thanks, alex. what was your scouting report on him? >> yo

here's the bottom line. ese are trade secrets. 2340 hedge fund or mutual fund wants the public to another their strategy. it will play into their profits. now you know and you can play the slowdown game. dino in michigan. how are you? >> caller: couldn't be butteett. how about you? >> pretty good. >> caller: you are a good instructor, investments from last year. what should i do? sell it, keep it? >> trinity is not my cup of tea. a couple of problems involving high-profile headlines that didn't read well for them in construction and transportation. those industries are on the way down. to me i think the stock is, in the wet. it's in the way of you making money. if you have gains, take them, take the loss against it and buy good stocks so you can sleep at night. you can't with trinity. rich in pennsylvania. rich! >> caller:' good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> caller: jim, i'vive vested in hershey foods and i think it's time to divest a certain portion of that investment, and i wanted to know if i should se

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it is the bottom of the ninth in the cubs are coming to bat. if they come up short, the season ends with 101 wins. the old phrase, it was fun while it lasted, it was a lot more than that. a great ride for cubs fans this year and a surprising ride for most of baseball, seeing what of the youngest rosters anywhere in baseball come out and win 97 regular-season games plus the wildcard playoffs, plus beating the team with the number one record in baseball, the cardinals, to get to this point. the frustrating part, the cubs offense has been blowing the doors of people and has quite frankly evaporated in this last couple of rounds. as been tough to watch some of the cubs big hitters this year swing and miss in the postseason. as we said, right now headed to the bottom of the ninth. the cubs with one final shot. if the mets hold on to win, they will sweep the series and move on to the world series. tony: your face as i threw to use speaks volumes. hopefully they can pull off something crazy. kansas city is a team that flat-out knows how to win. yester

it tells you people are looking for the bottom. that's definitely the case.could be the catalyst for that. take russia and syria, another thing we need to worry about. emerging markets. as long as the dollar stays weak and the u.s. market picks up, through the bull market that we had, we had a strong china. we had u.s. data coming in slightly better each month. we're not sure we have that. >> bob, we have to leave it here. thank you so much for your time. bob iachino. >>> that's it for today's show. i'm carolyn ross. >> i'm susan lee. "squawk box", yes, ben bernanke is coming your way. that exclusive interview. don't miss it. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> good morning. breaking overnight. nelson peltz's trian takes a $2.5 billion stake. >>> the so-called smart money gets a bad grade. new numbers show that the hedge funds are bracing for their worst year since the financial crisis. >>> ben bernanke is back. not that he ever went anywhere. the former fed chairman breaking its silence saying the central bank did its jobs. the headline in the journal, how the feds s

the problems will be fleeting and you won't get a bottom over night. there's too much stunned money in the name. it did not help that walmart slashed the earnings part because of the labor cost. the problems of walmart are not just spilling over o. believe me if walmart were planning to give away the foods, there's too much over lap and tech is hard. the high value stocks have been ruled by the market and it's taken anything and something that shareholders will discover after today's quarter and shareholders discovered when morgan stanley took twitter to an outright sale this morning. the growth and the expansion have ran into a wall and the consumer reports and netflix is dropping. that was a leader and it was the domestic subscriber. there's some joy in techville and today is no different and then jumped on the core and then consolidated and the capital business. not all of these are working in tech. dells look stunded because the business and the one fast growing, seemed to have hit a wall. however, after the close old fashion texas blue away the exp

the double bottom was put in on the miners and then buy it and make the list. but php, i would buy on another 5%, 6% down. >> when you heard that range, were you thinking bullish oil stocks? >> absolutely. i'm not sure we're on the same page on that whole thing but he is essentially saying 44-75 is what it looked like and here we are at 50. our only $6 from the low end of what he is talking about. so i would be more bullish based upon that. >> based upon that. but i think there is another leg -- and pete can speak to this and i don't want to get in pete's lane because it is crowded. that oil index has been exaggerated to the upside. elevated for quite sometime. up 5% today. it has been up as crude has been going up which has led to me believe there is another leg down in crude. and you have companies reporting toward the end of the month. chevron on october 30th. you wonder, you have to wonder, with the dividend closing in on a 5% yield, things have not gotten great in their world. something has to give at a certain point, one would thing. >> well commodities a

a delay in the bottom of the 4th inning with the score tied 1-1. the primary generator for the national television broadcast lost power. eventually it did come become. teams had to agree to suspend replay rules because that system was affected as well. in the bottom of the 4th, the mets leadoff hitter goes deep. it's curtis granderson for the lead. the mets are on top 2-1. now two outs in the top of the 8th. willmar flores with the game tied 3-3. it goes off eric hosmer's glove. the go-ahead run scores for the mets and they have the lead until the bottom of the 9th: kc's alex gordon, it's a line drive that makes its way over the wall. it's tied again. extra innings, 4-4, and then in the bottom of the 14th, the royals load the bases with nobody out. eric hosmer sacrifice fly, the winning run scores, the royals win the game 5-4. the mets drop the opener on the road in 14 innings. it lasted five hours and 9 minutes. 14 innings tied for the longest world series game ever. the good news in all of this, the mets do have the chance to come back here later

i would say that history says this is the bottom. betty: what about the head with that we have seen, the oil, the dollar, do you think that is behind us? >> investors have remember that the dollar to account $11 on earnings this year and oil seven dollars and dollars for those two effects. dollars going to be a tale with the next six months because of this flattening. by january it will be down over year. oil has been bouncing and that has been a big weight on the canadian dollar so i think it will help currency stabilize as well. i think the headwinds are going away. betty: what is interesting, i was doing a little bit of --earch, back and said amber and back in september you talked to some investors and found that the sentiment was a lot worse than what surveys were telling us. people were thinking we were going to hit another 1987 crash. water investors saying now? you're absolutely right. there are a lot of guys managing money. the shock and the deterioration in stocks was worse than anybody could have thought. and now people are

of producing assets now, this is at the bottom of the cycle. it's very attractive for them.ould not be surprised to see. a have the precedent with billion dollars for interest that. that would catch glencore's interest. paul, i wish we had longer this morning. leave with that thought in your mind. gates, thank you very much. still to come, what is the future for the energy industry as the bloomberg summit kicks off in london? ♪ manus: welcome back to "the pulse." bloombergs future of energy summit is being held its week in london. portugal is here. edp holds interesting gas operations in england. it's great to have you in. as we get this conference underway, how do you see where the imf is downgrading? you are a global player. give me the ceo take. antonio: energy demand is growing where it's difficult to do business. in asia, africa, even latin america. where it'srowing easy to invest. when you see headlines, we see a big move. since 2008.the most these big moments in terms of utilities, germany made huge decisions. these of the actual consequences coming to bear. give me y

. >> ed: he's working down here on conley at the bottom of the screen, just surprised if he's not in the mix here. >> mike: barring a penalty this is it. bad snap. throws for the end zone, jump ball, tipped. incomplete!

the cops were all around me, i just know i would never intentially do any of this i'm sorry from the bottom of my heart i appologize, it isn't me i would never hurt anyone like that 1240 the prosecution rested its case today... adn the defense is expected to do the same tomorrow. drivers on des moines' southeast side are dealing with day one of a permanent detour.. city leaders say there's an upside to the inconvenience... 093408 - adm and the railroad over on hull is going to increase investment by about 5 million and add about 30 jobs in that area this morning crews closed southeast 34th street at the union pacific railroad tracks. drivers must now detour two blocks to southeast 36th street to get across. its part of a deal city leaders agreed to two years ago... despite extensive 580423 - the railroad they got their own ideas and they kinda own des moines. des moines aint got nothing to say, if the railroads wanna do something they are gonna do it regardless 571919 - a while back we got petitions up and turned in petitions with hundreds of names on them and it didnt make any difference a

look at the bottom of your screen. this isn't going to happen until late this year, early next year. december into february. no, before you ask, this is not the first round of el nino showers but a good sign we're going to see it. here's what we've seen today. scattered showers unsettled today. we'll talk about our next round of rain coming up in a bit. >> we'll take what we can get. thank you julie. >>> sharp increase in train strikes. eight cars have been hit on cal train track this is year, six since august. the broadway crossing is the site of three incidents. they're planning to have warning signs to alert drivers at that intersection. >>> third time in 40 years o no increase in social security benefits next year. government says low gas prices are keeping inflation down, the basis for increase. this affects benefits for 70 million americans including disabled workers and federal retirees. >>> congress has fewer days to deal with the debt sealing. -- debt zealing. congress is expected to debate to suspend or raise

here's the bottom line. the whole cyber security group has been related lower over the past two months. and while nobody would ever call these stocks cheap they're a lot less expensive than they were not long ago. you looking for a little higher risk that's fireye or cyberark and as long as you recognize they're for long-term consumption only i bless it. some of these names are too difficult to trade in equity form. i would use, as i said in get back to even i would use deep in the money calls. that's the way you would play with these stocks in order to cutoff your down side while magnifying your upside. or if you want a cyber security play i think is safe, do what i'm doing with my charitable trust. stick with cisco. much more "mad money" ahead including the power of peltz. how he lead to one big winner and one big loser in the market. i'm going off the charts. why creativity isn't key when it comes to make money. plus i have a company prepared to change and even effect it. stick with cramer. >>> the numbers

didn't catch the bottom. wish i it. i think it has more room to run. the upswing, i bet they stay that way for some time. the excess production by the saudis i mentioned. hansen pointed out in letter to shareholders, a low oil surprise good for the tanker industry. one reason the price is down, increased production and supply of crude oil. as it stands demand is strong but high opec production resulted in increased supply of oil. the strong tanker market in the last year or so reflects that reality and thus we've experienced both an increase in demand for vessels and the rates we've been able to charge for our services, end quote. hansen is absolutely right. the cost of renting one ship for one day are at highest levels in years. the spot rate for what's known as very large crude carriers taking oil from middle east to the far east is -- at over $100,000 a day! we haven't seen that since summer 2000. got as low as $10,000 a day. i almost rented one to plan my wedding on! hey, good dance floor. of course, these tanker day rates can be incredibly vulnerab

tomorrow is a new day. >> reporter: with the score tied at four at the bottom of the 14th. escobar reached face on a david wright error to start the inning. >> got an in between hop. squf ball kind of came up on me and couldn't get a glove on it. hit my wrist a got me in the midsection. i know he can run. tried to rush and throw a little bit. couldn't get him. >> reporter: the royals parlayed that mistake int a game winning run. ending the second longest game in world series history. it counts as one victory. the mets are a team that thrives on adversity. >> we've been resilient all year long. i don't expect anything less. i know we're all ready for tomorrow, even right now. >> you know, we've been resilient all year. i expect us to come out and play a clean crisp game tomorrow. it's obviously a tough one to swallow. once we leave the ball park we need to forget about it and focus on tomorrow's game. >> reporter: degrom gets the ball tonight. they know they rely on the team when facing adversity. >> they've been in post season, through tough times. they know what it takes.

in a great bull market from the bottom of 2009, and any market by the way that doubles from the bottom considered a great bull market. even as i know many resist such labels. we saw the new high list over and over again. the same stock that hit new high after new high and following them was a great way to make money even as the bears claim endlessly that the bull market was false and couldn't be trusted. listening to the bears caused you to miss out on the greatest rallies in history. obviously the rally is more like the exception than the rule over time. all the years i followed the, what. by generally speaking things have worked well, will continue to work. because these stocks typically represent companies that are best of breed. always remember that phrase because it's integral to "mad money." i am not saying that just so you can chase stock that are hitting the new highs because they'll keep going higher. that would be the ultimate foolishness. i'm saying that if you want to i'd if i stocks that are winners in the future unless there's a big sea change in the market caused by a gi

a beat on the bottom line. a slight miss on the top. >> also getting the numbers from american express on their screen there. missing the bottom line number by about seven cents. those shares are moving down about 2%. just talking about how disappointing revenue growth has been so far in this quarter. what do you think's going on? is that a strong dollar effect? >> absolutely. i think both of the names you just mentioned. the companies have been reporting. it's a 10%, 12%, 13% impact. that's strong dollar comes, strong dollar goes. is that less worrying that if these companies were in the energy space geared towards crude prices that may or may not rebound? >> it's important to watch where the costs go. you're still seeing margins at very high levels. they're maintaining their operating profits. as soon as we start cycling that early next year, this will become a benefit. >> american express, by the way, did miss. those share prices moving in opposite directions. american express now down almost 3%. let's get mo

the bottom line for me, i'm a very mission driven pesh, the bottom line for me -- person, the bottom line for me with respect to examining what went wrong in benghazi is clear. let's learn from those mistakes and figure out what we need to do to fix them. i have only been in congress not quite three years, almost three years, in this time i have actually served on two other committees in addition to this one that has looked at the benghazi attacks, both armed services and oversight and government reform. i have had a chance to look at all these documents. one of the things that i saw discuss ike you to this with you, is that the department of state and the department of defense at the time seems to have not had the most ideal cooperation when it came to security analysis. i do know, however, that over the past decade they have established a tradition of working together on the ground in dangerous regions that has increased over time. however, as a member of the armed services committee, which also looked at the benghazi attacks, i'm concerned that the interagency cooperation between

a look at s&p at the bottom of the screen.ard, eg shares, emerging markets consumer etf. over at the nasdaq, techweek, a traveling technology vest fall, launching its week-long festival in new york city. the things you say, jim, notwithstanding, glencore trying to allay fears. >> calling for a sale of a chilean copper mine. they were up against companies like freeport, a lower coast producer. and other metals, dirtier metals. oil shipping market is very strong. but, glencore getting rid of assets means glencore may go under, which puts a bit under that. petrobas downgraded by a small firm, but these companies were most indebted. it it's lehm it's lehman. lehman wasn't able to sell that korean deal. if you get glencore off the front pages, it makes things better. there's still a tremendous bear market in growth. let's see what happens. >> the journal detailing some transactions, the streaming deals where a company comes in and buys the mining output, if you will, into the future at a certain price which would seem to cap glenco

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slumped to the bottom of the 600. >> glencore surges. they're listening to takeover offers as the commodity trader appears closer to spinning off some of its agricultural assets. >>> in portugal, prime minister becomes the first leader to be re-elected. >>> emerging market emergency. lots of es. the brookings institute warns that developing markets could lead the world economy into a slump as the world bank cuts its growth forecast for east asia. >>> i guess this is a session that marked the tale of two commodity stocks. let's start off with k plus s because canada's potash company has abandoned its bid for the takeover of k&s. now back in august we had k plus s saying the $7.9 billion takeover abandoned the prospects. it could lead to job losses. carolyn, this deal seems to be off now. >> at the other end of the 600 glencore shares spiked after the telegraph suggested the company would, quote, listen to potential takeover offers. the company's also reportedly close to spinning off some of its assets as a number of funds hey stakes in th