money i'm sara eisen take a look at where we stand in the market, down 574 disney not the only story, unh, chevron, apple the biggest weighs s&p 500 down 2% right now. every sector lower hardest hit today is energy down about 5% consumer discretionary is slammed as well. tesla is a big part of that story that has weakened more than 50% off recent highs in a downward slope since the twitter deal nasdaq down 2.3% meta one of the few winners in the nasdaq right now check out the carnage in crypto. two-year low on bitcoin prices as questions swirl about the ftx-binance deal there's bitcoin. coming up we will talk to real estate titan howard lorber about the state of his industry as mortgage applications sink and rates sit near 20-year highs levi ceo chip bergh will join us as michelle moves to the denim giant to inherit his role. the big stories we are following this hour, three of them, mike santoli, bank of america's jessica earlick is here to talk disney and jimmy is with us to discuss the implications from the midterms mike, start us off with the market, weak 10-year auction, bo bitcoin,

insurance but also has pharmacy benefits and that kind of thing and this is a decent time to look at unh. jack: healthcare is out of favor recently but a lot of arguments for that. great ideas. thanks very much, to read more check out this week's addition of barron.com and visit us on twitter, barron online. the you next week on "barron's roundtable". >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that

unh-unh. what would change the conversation that you're having with those shareholders?h is gone. i mean, i'm not -- i'm serious. these guys needed to be punched in the face. these are money guys, you know? they have -- all right, you're not making me feel optimistic, though. no. no. you've got to find the angle of attack, so to speak, that gives you an advantage that allows you to generate a return while meeting these other objectives. that's been the journey we've been on. that's been the work that i've done for the five years here in reshaping the organization, 'cause i recognize i got to do both. i don't have the luxury of picking this or that. and when you don't have that luxury, necessity's the mother of invention, so find a way to do both. and i come back to, how are we going to do that? rely on these advantages that we've developed over the past 100-plus years. the current management has a lot to prove. you seem to still want to have an open mind in terms of whether they are a real partner, so to speak. the energy transition is, truly, an all-hands-on-deck moment

insurance but also has pharmacy benefits and that kind of thing and this is a decent time to look at unhcare is out of favor recently but a lot of arguments for that. great ideas. thanks very much, to read more check out this week's addition of barron.com and visit us on twitter, barron online. the you next week on "barron's roundtable". dr. michael youssef: blessed thanksgiving day. you know, i bring you greetings from all of leading the way team

insurance but also has pharmacy benefits and that kind of thing and this is a decent time to look at unh but a lot of arguments for that. great ideas. thanks very much, to read more check out this week's addition of barron.com and visit us on twitter, barron online. the you next week on "barron's roundtable". the following is an important paid program about humana medicare advantage prescription drug plans, sponsored by humana. at humana, we know that no two people are alike. we understand that you have your own questions and your own needs when it comes to choosing the right medicare

insurance but also has pharmacy benefits and that kind of thing and this is a decent time to look at unh and fix them up. jack: healthcare is out of favor recently but a lot of arguments for that. great ideas. thanks very much, to read more check out this week's addition of barron.com and visit us on twitter, barron online. the you next week on "barron's roundtable". >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. gop flip. republicans in control of the house once again. house judiciary committee ranking member jim jordan on the priorities on day one. then, big headlines from retailers this week. target sounding the alarm on a gloomy holiday season to come and some hawkish fed comments moving markets. john castle on where to put your money now. plus, it's being called another lehman brothers moment, bigger than enron's implosion and bernie madoff's ponzi scheme. we're talking about big fraud in crypto wi

no one of the most beloved people no >> of the other big dow name is unh, jim analyst's meeting today. the 2023 guide a little bit tepid. >> oh, they do that. and then the quarter is much better people -- don't they know that game are you kidding me that's the unh game. that's what they do. i remember when i interviewed them at the conference they had done the same thing. in january, everybody is like, well, you know it turns out better than expected >> hey, biggest decline in the s&p is one of the great stories of today genrac the f-150 will hurt their sales. i said it to jim farley. this is one of the most amazing pieces ever. it says the business model is being called into question >> game changer. home electrification game changer. it is astonishing. >> he downgraded roku. no time like the present to downgrade it >> sector wait the company is between a rock and a hard place they're obviously having -- it was very zoomish, if not pelotonish >> connecting tvs. the list of problems it was like job. the loss of tv partners, contract disputes, advertising industry, sensitivity. pace of

almost every dow stock is higher, unh up the most and nasdaq also rebounding intense this comes off a

money i'm sara eisen take a look at where we stand in the market, down 574 disney not the only story, unhron, apple the biggest weighs s&p 500 down 2% right now. every sector lower hardest hit today is energy down about 5% consumer discretionary is slammed as

we've got unh down 5%, perhaps as investors shift out of more defensive health care and health insureer names and into riskier assets. and speak of risk, investors recoiling from the crypto world after the epic fail cure of ftx. the latest in the saga, ceo sam bankman-fried has resigned, and the company has officially filed for bankruptcy. this crash and burn collapse began over the weekend when rival exchange binance said it was cashing out of ftx's token ftt due to concerns about, quote, recent developments. that sparked the crypto version of a run on the bank. customers rushed to yank their deposits out, and now, well, susan li, you know, let's bring her in. these in the newsroom. there is a question of contagion. during this hour yesterday, coinbase's chief executive office told us the clip crypto exchange has 50 million in goes kits stuck in -- deposits stuck in ftx's international arm. >> reporter: that's interesting, because coinbase is trying to rep coupe that $15 million you just mentioned many those deposits, and they're also a writing off, by the way, the venture arms investm

only down 15 unh. others like ibm, microsoft, and w walmart. s&p 500 looks like it's going to close down about .8. utilities and staples, the only sectors to close green energy, consumer discretionary, technology tj max is going to close at a record high price today. nasdaq hit the hardest more than 1.5% that's it from me on "closing bell." overtime now with scott wapner >> thank you very much welcome. the bells were just getting started and boy, do we have a big hour nvidia and cisco earnings are imminent they are critical reads now as the state of the tech trade, chip demand, enterprise spend all being questioned we begin with our talk of the tape the environment for stocks, is it is getting better or worse? let's as

joe biden, because he has been so weak over the last two years suggested to kim jong unhe may grant thosewer is more defense spending, more money for missile defense. liberal democrats have opposed missile defense. they want to leave us defenseless because they think it is too provocative to protect america from rogue dictators. >> bill: this happens every day and alerts out of south korea and japan. no end to this and appears to be escalating. >> i think kim like vladimir putin last year after the afghanistan fiasco is taking the measure of joe biden and thinks if he keeps up the pressure he can receive concessions from joe biden. >> dana: the other thing is yesterday we had saudi arabia letting us know in the u.s. that they are on high alert after intel that they have about an imminent iranian attack. the headline and they say saudi said tehran wants to distract from local protests and the u.s. is prepared to respond. are we prepared to respond and as part of that with the discussions with the iranians, why not any of these snap back sanctions? >> i write in my new book only the strong.

. >> steve >> seasonality trade, unh. a great month for it happy thanksgiving. >> julie beal? trade. bentley systems. >> tim >> we told you about banks with a big run. i had facing a little bit, selling upside calls in january in citigroup. >> happy turkey day, everybody thank you fo >>> this is the start of what could be a very big holiday season. >> more on the retail landscape heading into the holiday season. >> some fear might be a humbug holiday. >> our expectation is they're going to shop especially beginning this weekend in record numbers. >> what we're seeing is a very mixed break drop. >> a few retailers are doing better but most of them are struggling. >> i don't think retail will look great by the end of the year ♪ ♪ >>> happy thanksgiving eve, everybody. welcomecnbc special "taking stock. i'm brian sullivan jim is off tonight

reflects the selling of the year to date winners in an aggressive way today and in buying the lag rt unhe main weight on the industrials today defense stocks are for sale today, broadly health care as well, and insurance, all huge outperformers this year. and they're buying kind of the discarded junkier tech stuff and consumer discretionary there's a little bit of a grab for beta, yet everybody knows 5% one-day gains like we got yesterday mostly occur on ongoing bear markets when the market has been in a down trend but also features of a market kind of racing higher off of a low when you've already seen the worst of it. you don't know until we get there a few months from now which this might be, but i do think people are at least trying to balance out their bets in case this wasn't just a flash in the pan. >> yeah. even the negative people, mike, are realizing the potential of momentum carrying this for weeks, you know, whether it's -- minerd is not exactly mr. positive on the market and he's out and once again tweeting as we're having this conversation, stay fully invested. these are my

almost every dow stock is higher, unh up the most and nasdaq also rebounding intense this comes off a week when the nasdaq sells 3.5%. every sector except utilities and consumer discretionary in the green. take a look, the consumer discretionary story is tesla and the cruise lines are down. leaders, everything from communications services to energy, tech, health care and industrials. >>> coming up this hour, bridgewater chief investment strategist rebekah patterson and why she's still hawkish on this market first up a read of the stocks and abroad with senior markets commentator mike santoli what are you watching, mike? >> the setup was not only the selloff last week but also a market that the last couple of weeks has absorbed a lot of blows and hasn't buckled we had multiple blow once from the big tech stocks and had the fed rate hike in a warning and the jobs number which was not optimal for either of the stronger or weaker economy however, the market has held in there, that's because industrials, health care, financials have been resilient and then today you finally have the overso

. >> i know you have buys on humana, hold on unh.f the health care sector? what's going on with managed care >> there's a couple things the pandemic and government sponsored support and policies during the pandemic have actually increased membership in managed care plans so protections in medicaid, for example, so membership has grown, but at the same time, concerns about covid have kept people out of the hospital to some degree and nurse shortages have also impacted the ability for people to get elective procedures that's good for managed care so those combine earnings normally better than what they might be when you add that to the defensive nay tour of the businesses -- nature of the businesses naturally they've been an attractive place to be >> thank you for joining us to talk about some of the calls and the valuations in the space. we appreciate it david windily from jefferies about two minutes to go in the trading day. hanging on to a 1% gain in the s&p. 1.8% for the nasdaq. takes gains to 8% this week. what do you see beneath

looking at the dow as we will close out the week, you have three losers, salesforce, unh, united healthcaterpillar the biggest contributor on the upside, overall down week for stocks, double the loss for the nasdaq as the s&p 500 that does it for me on "closing bell." now we will send it into overtime with scott wapner >>> all right. sara, thank you very much welcome everybody to overtime. i'm scott wapner you just heard the bells we are getting started from post 9 at the new york stock exchange in just a little bit i will speak to ed yardeni who says the bottom it in for 2022 despite a hawkish fed and expectations for several more rate hikes, interesting call, we will test him on it. >>> we begin with our talk of the tape the road ahead for risk is it getting worse or does today's hot jobs report mean the economy may be able to withstand the interest rat

would you commit to lowering in-state tuition at unh. >> absolutely not just you and age, but keene statend plymouth state. these are schools that are doing really work alongside their community college partners to build our workforce. we know that where a ends up or when a young, very young adult ends up at the end of their educational career, is typically where they are going to set up shop, where theyre going to build their home, build their house. thats where we want them to do it. in new hampshire, we have to make sure that were not. but the governor brings up other states in new england, other states in new england provide significantly more than we by a long shot, because if you take ours last in the country, were the last in the country. and if you double it, were still last in the country. the governor has had six years. this is a critical part of our workforce development program thats what we need to be doing. we need to be working with our community colleges, our university system, making sure that children who are young people who actually commit to new hampshire may even hav

if you live in manchester, a man city supporter, it's only you live anywhere else that you're a man unhedsupporter and. yes. hung out with with mike , which of out with with mike, which of course pleased dad. but but also hung out with george best. yes he is my dad. but he was amazing mean he played football like a ballet dancer. and i think this whole thing about football , the whole thing about football, the team, you know, if you go back to people ask me about a business you can only build business you can only build business like that become successful if you have a team you build your team. so it's a bit like football because you have your team leader like we have your team leader like we have all we have our teachers and they come , everybody becomes and they come, everybody becomes friends and you know, becomes a team and all people that work in or work, it's very important. i think as a way to in this time when it's recession . i know you when it's recession. i know you know, i've been through a few of those i mean, you know, i was building pineapple. it was the steel strike just

if you live in manchester, a man city supporter, it's only you live anywhere else that you're a man unhedsupporter and. yes. hung out with with mike , which of out with with mike, which of course pleased dad. but but also hung out with george best. yes he is my dad. but he was amazing mean he played football like a ballet dancer. and i think this whole thing about football , the whole thing about football, the team, you know, if you go back to people ask me about a business you can only build business you can only build business like that become successful if you have a team you build your team. so it's a bit like football because you have your team leader like we have your team leader like we have all we have our teachers and they come , everybody becomes and they come, everybody becomes friends and you know, becomes a team and all people that work in or work, it's very important. i think as a way to in this time when it's recession . i know you when it's recession. i know you know, i've been through a few of those i mean, you know, i was building pineapple. it was the steel strike just

unh, united health adding the most as well as home depot, boeing, goldman sachs and visa s&p 500 you've health care strong, industrials, real estate, energy, and consumer discretionary all in the green but the tech stocks are weighing a big part of that is apple, nvidia weaker, communication services weaker as well, the video game makers. we'll talk about that in a moment joining us with a look at the hottest brands this holiday season and later the airline etf getting some altitude of late. it's up more than 29% from the lows we're going to ask annalist on her take on holiday demand and the setup into stock into europe be right back on "closing bell." let's have some fun. alright. [announcer] marc benioff [announcer] and bret taylor! you excited to be here? this is going to be huge. [michael] i want my daughter to have a livable world. [marquita] i just try to keep a [marquita] growth mindset. and the sky's the limit. [manish] you are capable [manish] of anything. [manish] the only limitation is [manish] in your mind. ooh, i hope you all are getting this. >>> 36 minutes left of trading

so murder of a businessman unh, unfathomable to those who knew adam like lily gracia. >> it was devastating. because adam had so much potential. >> another friend, andy wendell remembers finding out in the middle of the night. >> a professor from business school called me and told me he was dead. he had been murdered. i couldn't believe what happened. >> holds it got a call from the same professor. >> and he said, adam passed away. and i still get chills and i think that up that moment it just was oh well could have just pain and everybody run to see what happened. all i could say was adam died, adam died. in winnipeg, canada. adams, parents barabara and abe learn from their daughter, becky the devastating news left them reeling. it was as if the ground had disappeared beneath our feet. we felt like we were rolling through the universe. could not even register the information. and to hear all it happened, helping close? that >> will tell you, something i wanted it resolved then and there. whoever did this was going to pay for. and that was what i said to myself, five seconds after i heard.

with respect to my friend fr unhe insisted they were committed to exploring race neutral alternatives and having an endpoint. there is no criteria that their interest in obtaining educational benefits have been tiied. there was no plan to consider sunsetting their use of race. there was never even a serious effort in the office to measure what the effect of race was in the current admissions program en though they had done so there gender, legacy status and time of application. the fact that the district court found this sutiny as a reason to overrule it. >> thankou, counsel. the case is submitted. we will take a 10 minute recess. >> today on c-span, pennsylvania is acting secretary of the commonwealth joins kentucky's former secretary of state ray discussion on election threats and the 2022 midterms. that is live from the center for american progress at 11:00 a.m. eastern. at 2:00 p.m. the cdc director speaks to the u.s. chamber of commerce about preparing for a potential surge in covid-19 cases this winter. in the evening former president barack obama heads to nevada to campaign for

divide you're on at the moment. 75% of you're on at the moment. 75% of you watching gb news us to stay unhed course you will be delighted this morning to know that nicola does have many more hoops to jump does have many more hoops to jump through if she wants to offer another referendum . now offer another referendum. now moving on. homeless people , one moving on. homeless people, one of the uk's most deprived towns , told gb news that they've become invisible as authorities priority rise housing channel migrants over their citizens. the group in blackpool , the group in blackpool, including young people and an armed veterans, say that they're being forced to sleep on the streets while more 300 asylum seekers are staying in comfort of the town's historic of one of the town's historic hotels. security editor hotels. our home security editor mark white has the report report . mark white has the report report. it blackpool but amidst bright lights there's darker side to this tourist town down at street level in the shadows are blackpool's forgotten . the blackpool's forgotten. the homeless and

it's a bringing together because people are unhed together because people are united of united in thiss. they should not be part up . they part of growing up. they should not our society . so not be part of our society. so to ultimately what they'll experience tonight the first experience tonight for the first half, that's very half, it will be that's very relaxed, . relaxed, friendly atmosphere. but the is, when midnight but the truth is, when midnight kicks this starts kicks in and this event starts proper, reality of thing proper, the reality of thing that are trying to prevent. that we are trying to prevent. well, tell you well, again, and i'll tell you something law , people will something for a law, people will do this event. it's not the actual where actual doing. the event where the and it's the realisation kicks and it's about where they get home. they have against their have a shower and against their own they're own bed and realise that they're not to have to again not going to have to do it again tonight. and that's the moment we're the we're stuck in our head for. the peop

well, because we follow a lot of the players obviously because rio was a big money unhed because rioas a big money united financial like market from know how to employ . in what from know how to employ. in what do you like about rashford . and do you like about rashford. and i just like about he came back from this year for. united for i like about him is now free kick he scored so again 12 i knew he going to go right and i you it was a bit of a shock free kick but just he can say that it was just to get of a free so you can even the talent in the opposition there that's a true managerial talent you've got there lovely to get your analysis father and son aron and really bow and welsh supporters commiserations to you thank you very much for joining commiserations to you thank you very much forjoining us commiserations to you thank you very much for joining us this morning. and you guys take a very great, well gracious and be magnanimous on that . he's he's magnanimous on that. he's he's as sweet as a gorgeous, lovely look. we're going to turn our attention to things a little bit less

he knows that although would be a vastly bigger if unhed would be a vastly bigger if united were involvedhic. now russia is these attacks on to try to force it to surrender . so it's force it to surrender. so it's absolutely critical for ukraine to keep the backing of and western countries in order that it can stay in the fight and that's not just the military aid of which so much has been delivered. it's also humanitarian help keeping ukrainian people alive through the while . russia is the winter while. russia is doing very to life doing its very best to make life impossible that impossible for them and that means that zelenskyy's key task is making sure that he maintains that support across europe . and that support across europe. and in that respect, if he is not 100% certain that against additional information which allows him to make very firm categorical statements that this was not a ukrainian missile, then it may be a communications misstep which is very rare for him as he is consummate communicator. he's is that that's jobs he's senior consulting fellow chatham . well consulting

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he said that his england look more unhed said that his england look more united than those of old whor. old, old push and pull the same direction. so the backroom staff supported them , hopefully will supported them, hopefully will be. and the jones performance tonight and the victory gosh you remember the glory of sam allardyce i pick some is up for it but all you will cross line to qatar and hear from fans ahead of the big game. also this , hour, does christianity still have a role to play in the uk? interesting now as well though isn't it ? know that london, isn't it? know that london, manchester and birmingham are now a minority white city, so we know being white means just if you are an ethnic minority , how you are an ethnic minority, how do you feel about that? former champions of queen elizabeth the second coming ashenden thinks though christianity still has a role play in this country, though christianity still has a role also lay in this country, though christianity still has a role also thein this country, though christianity still has a role also the number)untry, though c

from ten to maybe 12 or 13 celsius in the south by we are gb news the channel and right across the unhedmedia channel 604 freesat channel 216 freeview channel 236 and youview channel 236. you can also take us with you on dab+ radio with the gb news app at the website gbnews.uk. we're absolutely everywhere. come join us on gb news people's channel, britain's news . channel the levelling up secretary, michael gove, defends the home secretary over migrant failings . good morning. it's 901 on thursday, the 24th of november. this is breakfast on gb news with isabel webster and andrew pesce. here's what's leading our news this morning. the british people have the reassurance of knowing that have a home secretary who outside the european union will ensure that we don't free movement, that we do police borders . and ahead of do police borders. and ahead of the release of , the latest the release of, the latest immigration figures in half an hour michael gove has defended suella braverman saying she's doing what's necessary . it comes doing what's necessary. it comes after the home secretary admi

and if you haven't got got got that, you've got a government that doesn't look unhed government that look united like united and doesn't look like it's got a plan. and i think this of flip flopping on the idea brexit isn't going to idea of brexit isn't going to play idea of brexit isn't going to play well those that play down well in those that voted it and. i think that voted for it and. i think that labour have that and labour have spotted that and since danger now since sense of danger now call me this feels like me a cynic but this feels like focus group politics how genuine is this from starmer and how much is it instead a kind of blair ism let's say what we need to say to get elected and how would it land with the hardcore welcome types within the labour do you think. i think you're you're justified to be a grizzled cynic there, martin, because it it does look because it does it does look like doesn't you know, like that, doesn't it? you know, i'm this is i'm not sure this is a comfortable position for keir i mean, he hasn't been a of consistent true brexiteer at all so he just

things fall apart because maybe there's a lot of complacency and maybe got to be hungry for power to be unhedbe hungry for power to be united united. yeah because this is it's split isn't it. which is which isn't this you're saying isn't it isn't . it is that we isn't it isn't. it is that we have picked that up from having been watching to watch television. you really have cheap dramas. oh no. yesterday he was very, very busy doing christmas tree. i was at christmas tree. i was at christmas tree. i was at christmas tree yesterday. can we show our lovely viewers a picture your christmas picture, your christmas tree? oh, one in oh, no, i haven't sent one in yet. what we will bit yet. oh, what we will do a bit later. but if you can and ask later. but if you can and i ask you you do stephen's you if you cannot do stephen's tree because it's absolutely gorgeous, it's nice it is lovely. christmas lovely. it is. i feel christmas . house feels at the house . the house feels at the house looks cosy and the looks and cosy and the christmasy. yeah so sort of thing though by the time we get home this mor

how did you come to be unhed vicki.to senior cat , wanted to sort of adopt to senior cat, and i decided to look on cats protection found fossey's profile . i did think i fossey's profile. i did think i made a spelling errors thinking that she's probably 16, not 26. but when i messaged them, they're like, no, no, she's she's 26. so i thought, oh, she'll be perfect for me. and yeah, i just sort of wanted to give her a good retirement home. oh well, more than retirement . i oh well, more than retirement. i mean, she's about 125, isn't she, in human terms ? yes yes. so she, in human terms? yes yes. so what does it take to look after a cat like flossie? because i imagine she she's going to need it maybe a little bit of help with grooming and some i don't know, maybe some some specialist food or things like that . she's food or things like that. she's actually food wise. she's quite good. she's only got three teeth left. so she only has wet food rather than biscuits . but she rather than biscuits. but she she needs to get her