. >> united health care. how high, how soon, and why? >> we like united health care for a couple of reasons. it's a big beneficiary of the affordal care act, but as the dominant player in the industry some of their xheerts are emerging to achieve the mass united health care has. they are driving cost containment as we move forward and that's going to be a very positive story for them moving forward. they're gaining new customers through increased insurance. they're a real beneficiary to the affordable care act. >> and the price target in the next 12 smmonths is $129 per share. thank you very much. john trainor with people's united wealth management. >>> crude prices may have risen recently but they are still below world levels and production companies have yet to feel the effects of low prices but as morgan brennan explains that time may be near. >> reporter: risks are continuing to mount for energy companies. many oil and gas producers are currently grappling with the possibility of shrinking credit from banks. but as 2015 comes to a cl

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you can hear the cheers filled the air as the united health care ride to recovery california challenge began in palo alto. ride orers provided the video for us. riders will spend the night in carmel and finish los angeles on saturday. ride to recovery features cycling as a core activity to help vets recover from both physical and mental wounds of war. >> a not long time from now in a galaxy not far away you can get your tickets to the new "star wars" movie, movie two months from opening. >> chewie, we're hope. >> you can get an exclusive new look at the highly anticipated "star wars: the force "star wars: the force awakens" during the "monday night football" on espn. tickets for the film go on sale, i believe it's right after that exclusive look is over, and it will be on sale everywhere that movie tickets are sold. it's the dark side and the light together on the new official movie poster just released today. the movie opens december 18th. "star wars" franchise is own by disney, our parent company. >> five stars used to mean the best, right? >> a new lawsuit says that's not true anymo

you can hear the cheers filled the air as the united health care ride to recovery california challenge began in palo alto. ride orers provided the video for us. riders will spend the night in carmel and finish los angeles on saturday. ride to recovery features cycling as a core activity to help vets recover from both physical and mental wounds of war. >> a not long time from now in a galaxy not far away you can get your tickets to the new "star wars" movie, movie two months from opening. >> chewie, we're hope. >> you can get an exclusive new look at the highly anticipated "star wars: the force "star wars: the force awakens" during the "monday night football" on espn. tickets for the film go on sale, i believe it's right after that exclusive look is over, and it will be on sale everywhere that movie tickets are sold. it's the dark side and the light together on the new official movie poster just released today. the movie opens december 18th. the "star wars" franchise is own by disney, our parent company. >> five stars used to mean the best, right? >> a new lawsuit says that's not true a

we're adding oscar and united health care. this means that for virtually every californian, they will have at least three health plans to choose and the vast majority will have four, five, six plans to choose. but we don't think more is always better. we pick plans. we make sure that they're delivering value and they're building on the platform that congresswoman matsui noticed of making sure that we're changing the delivery system and lowering costs over the long term. that's the future that we all need to be looking for, of building a delivery system that puts patients first, to make sure care is delivered when they need it. covered california is dplifring on that promise. we still have work to do and i look forward to taking your questions as we talk about our path forward in the future. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. lee. we turn to jim wadle, chief executive officer of access health connecticut for the state of connecticut. you are now recognized for five minutes. >> good morning, chairman murphy, ranking member de

united health care will expand in 11 new states and -- >> of course. they're getting subsidies from the government. >> true. >> in the meantime we are all getting sick because it costs us more. >> particularly the middle class, david. if you're rich, you can afford the higher deductibles. the working class are getting whacked by deductibles. >> the poor, uninsured will get more care through medicaid through obamacare. so they will be better off. this is fundamentally a redistribution of wealth from the middle class to the poor by the president. >> e-mac, i'm not poor, middle class. i'm doing well. but my deductibles are so high i pay thousands of dollars before i reach it and i have to admit i don't go to the doctor much doctor called me and said he misses you. just kidding. yeah. here's what's going on. kaiser which is the nonpartisan healthle re search group said 32 million people are uninsured and a quarter of those adults and children are eligible for obamacare. what's going on is obamacare subsidies for the premium, tax credits and not for the ded

they are taking part in the united health care army-navy challenge, a 460-mile week-long ride. associated with the ride to recovery program which helps veterans recovering from physical and mental injuries. >>> eagles getting ready for washington. could be rainy and pouring, and the great equalizer, but who does it equalize? >> who knows. and the game may move, and they are talking about it because the storm is going to be kind of bad. we shall see. more on that coming up tomorrow. >>> according to reports, alonso will not miss the entire season. reporting he had surgery earlier in the week and the acl better than thought. and he may return to action in a few weeks. >>> the eagles vision -- visit the redskins on sunday. and the offense is sputtering. next to last in offense, and chip kelly does not care about that. >> i am just concerned with washington. i don't care if we score 2 points and win 2-0 or score 52 and win 52-51. what do we need to do to win the football game. >> we showed we are capable of it, we just haven't put together four quarters. i think obviously there are

dow component united health posted earnings that just beat estimates.enue rose helped by a recent acquisition. the company says it expects future results to come in at the conservative end of estimates. shares fell 1.5% to $120.17. and a recent merger weighed on bbnt's latest quarter. earnings fell but the bank said a key read on lending profitability improved. that sent shares up 3% to 36.86. a disappointing quarter for winnebago. the company reported lower than expected profit as customers bought cheaper versions of its motor homes. shares fell 4% to 19.28. >>> the payments processing company priced below expectations. $16 a share in the largest initial public offering of the year so far. the company is a competitor of visa and square, among others, but the ceo says they have a plan to take on those firms. >> if you look at what we've done over the past two years, we've completely transformed the company. we were a no growth company, and we changed that. we changed how we approach our clients. enterprise solutions. we brought a lot of innovation, a bu

yesterday pharmacy benefits manager cvs health, express scripts and a unit of united health group allnded their relationship with philidor. shares of valeant down about 16% today. meg tirrell has more on the storm swirling around valeant. >> reporter: it was another rough day for valeant. the drug maker saying allegations about philidor's activities raise additional questions about the company's business practices. it says philidor will shut down operations as soon as possible. the specialty pharmacy only accounts for about 6% of valeant's revenue, but it's contributed to an almost 40% decline in valeant's stock in the last week and a half. the decision to terminate the relationship came after several pharmacy benefits managers last night said they wouldn't work with thphilidor anymore. cvs caremark in particular citing non-compliance with the terms of its agreement. specialty pharmacies have typically been used to handle more complicated drugs such as those that need special storage or dosing. more recently some companies including valeant have used specialty pharmacies as a way of d

dow components goldman sachs and united health group report earnings. the consumer price index is out. that's, of course, the main indicator of inflation. and we will find out how many americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. and that's what to watch thursday. >>> digital payments company square has filed to go public. the firm run by twitter's ceo, jack dorsey, plans to raise up to $275 million in its initial public offering. it will trade on the new york stock exchange under the symbol sq. >>> separately, dow jones is reporting that first data priced its ipo at $16 a share, below target. first data is expected to be one of the biggest ipos of the year. and according to reuters, albertsons postponed the pricing of its initial public offering. it was expected to happen tonight. >>> well, there's a chronic shortage of air traffic controllers, so warns the union that represents them. the national air traffic controllers association says the number of controllers is at the lowest level now in 27 years, and if left unchecked, the shortage could

nonetheless, it's down 3 1/2%-- 3 1/2 dollars, 118, united health.ws poll has the economy recovered to where it was before 2008? that was the question. 78% say i don't think so. all right. peter, come back in again. what do you make of that? 78% of people in a fox poll said no, we've not recovered to pre-'08 levels. >> well, the numbers say yes, the gdp has certainly recovered. the employment has. but let's face it, people's incomes are down and even if you look at their real income, so much more of it is going to pay for obamacare, state and local taxes and so forth. let's face it, people like bernie sanders and our president is person like bernie sanders, makes people poorer, e even as he's giving away free stuff. it's that simple. social democracy makes you poorer so people feel worse off. stuart: larry, you guys down in chicago, you're trading futures, you're trading commodities, do you take account of this kind of polling, this kind of view of the economy? does it mean anything to you guys at all? >> it's something to talk about when the markets

entire community and people throughout the united states have been responding to this as well by sending their condolences and their support as well. mental health units on the scene. the campus will reopen on october 5th. classes are still going to remain closed until october 12th. but they're trying to get this community back to a sense of normalcy and that, as you know, will take some time because of the scope and the magnitude of this tragedy affecting this small town. >> certainly a very emotional news conference. members of the sheriff's department becoming weepy during this. >> including the sheriff. >> rocked the community and law enforcement. so we'll have much more on that as far as they do updates. they're saying now 3:00 every single day, updating until further note. of course we'll stay on top of it. >> we'll be back with more. you're watching fox news. ♪ ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life"♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise, jardiance

cvs health, optimum, are three large pharmacy managers in the united states. just moments ago valeant says it is early nating the relationship with philly door. cheryl: book news there. we're falling on stock stories. shares of linkedin, stock to watch, shares of professional service dropping 12% in extended trading after third quarter revenue and profit topped expectations. linkedin raised full-year guidance. shares of starbucks losing ground after the coffee giant issued disappointing earnings guidance for the holiday quarter. this overshadowed impressive results for starbucks quarter. revenue surged to nearly five billion dollars improved traffic and spending in starbucks stores. speaking of revenue, ab inbefore is raising full-year revenue forecast on higher than expected shims of premium beer. they extended talks with rival sabmiller. nicole: we'll get results from two major oil companies later this morning. expectations for both exxonmobil and chevron are not high, given this year's sharp decline in oil and natural gas prices. analysts look for exxonmobi

they're san antonio's mental health unit. >> she's calling in stating she has depression and she's feeling suicidal. >> reporter: meet patrolman joe smara, ernie stevens. their task to responding with calls involving emotionally disturbed persons anywhere in the city. >> my name's ernie, you called the police? >> i promise i'm not like any police officer you've probably ever met. >> reporter: today it's a young woman who called 911, contemplating suicide. >> have you ever attempted suicide in the past? >> no. >> no? >> i don't even know how to do it. >> you don't have a plan right now? >> no. >> reporter: these officers are experts in what's called crisis intervention training. >> would you say that you really don't want to die but you want the pain to stop? >> yeah. >> okay, okay. >> i don't want to leave my kid. >> are you willing to get some help today? >> yeah. >> reporter: this woman agrees to get help. >> we'll go in there together. you'll ride with us in an unmarked car -- >> reporter: it's part of a pioneering program where the mentally ill are diverted out of jails and into treatm

also expected to release united health and we round out the week with general electric, ge and honey well on friday as well. >> now the fed's decision to hold off on hiking rates last month was not a close call as some members have suggested. minutes from the september meeting show that the fomc was hesitant to pull the trigger on worries about global risk. most thought it was a good idea to wait but they still expect strong economic data to make a clear case for a lift off this year. >> not everyone agrees on the fed's decision to sit by and wait. he thinks the central bank should have raised rates in march of this year. he is speaking at an nyu business school event and the fed kept rates too low for too long. back in january he said he would put money on the fact that the fed would be hiking rates in 2015. let's bring in the managing director and chairman of the index committee visiting us here in london. good to see you. lovely bow tie as always. do you agree they should be hiking interest rates? >> no. i don't think they should have done it back in january or march at this point

and also expected to release are united health and phillip morris and ge, general electric and honeywell on friday. which earnings do you think will act as the best bell weather for the u.s. economy? you can find us on twitter as well. our personal handles are are on the screen and we'll take a bit of a breather. we'll see you after this. it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helping you grow your business. you get a company that's more than just the sum of it's parts. centurylink. your link to what's next. >>> good tuesday morning everybody. treat them mean, keep them keen. sab miller accepts a 68 billion pound proposal from ab inbev but demands they pay a $3 billion break fee if the deal falls through. >> back to the future, barclays set to appoint a former jp morgan banker as ceo in what could see the run of an investment

numbers out of goldman sachs and citigroup also expected to release our united health and phillip morris and then we round off next week, i can't believe we're talking about next week. i can't even see beyond my nose today but next week at the end big contenders, general electric and honeywell on friday. >> that was quite a miss by alcoa which has unofficially kicked off the earnings season in the u.s. reporting a sharp drop in q-3 third quarter profit hurt by slumping aluminum prices and other commodities. the company posted earnings of 7 cents a share. analyst calls for were 13 cents a share. revenue also dropping 11% and alcoa is warning of a slow down of some of its markets in china with car production only expected to grow 1 to 2% this year but market fundamentals suggest that maybe prices will recover next year. now shares are down some 5% in after hours trade and if we take a look at what else is happening with alcoa we also spoke to him so let's listen in. >> demand for aluminum is going to grow 6.5%. we also see we're going from a slight surplus into a deficit. that's at least w

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were dropped by the three largest pharmacy benefit managers in the u.s., cvs, express scripts and united healthup. the drug maker was using philidor to prop up shares. they'll hold a conference call later today. 9:00 a.m. eastern time. >> and val aerks nt admitting maybe their relationship hurt their integrity. that's something they want to rescue at this point. we'll go to break here. connecting with investors. we're going to screen linkedin bumper earnings and what's behind the results. >> let's get out to cnbc hq where landon will break it down for us. >> impressive, indeed. linkedin reporting 78 cents per share on $780 million in revenue. shares up 37% from the previous year and analysts expected earnings of 46 cents a share on 756 murder in the second degree in revenue t. company says investments in it's mobile app and overseas markets are starting to pay off and raised it's forecast for the year. if upbeat results and outlook up more than 12% in after hours trading recovering it's losses over the past six months. the professional online network has spent heavily to boost it's appeal to co

united health, the biggest ones in terms of losers for the dow, despite getting expectations for their earnings. the stock is having its worst day since august 25th. a weak current quarter forecast is dragging down. that health insurer and that's taking down other insurers as well. health care across the board is certainly a big focus. it issed third biggest sector of the s&p. back to you. >> thanks. you own thc. >> i bought a little more this morning. i was at a barkleys hedge fund conference. larry robins is a large holder of thc. he bought more during the quarter, and what he swim ainti is they have a plan. away from that, what drove is down was -- were wage pressures. we saw that with wal-mart yesterday. that's going to be a continuing theme. they are also seeing the uplift from aca, the affordable care act, start to ebb a little bit. you had to expect that. when it first came out, in temz of valiant, if you want to get to that -- >> i do. what some people call a hedge fund moelgts hotel. >> it's not just a hedge fund hotel. i went through the largest owner. i see t. rowe being the

to me i have united health care next week also. i want to hear what they're saying, what their take is going to be on drug pricing. are they going to pile on and ratchet it down further? i want to see what they're saying about hospital admissions. those stocks are in the tank. >> csx a good one. transports, give you maybe a little read into the economy, where the strength is, where maybe some of the weakness is. ge next friday. >> we already talked about the banks which is the big focus for me, but ge is interesting as well. we'll see what they have to say. nelson peltz is involved in the stock. i'm interested to see what they have to say about growth through acquisition, growing industrial and health care businesses, growing the oil services businesses, some big divestitures coming from the baker hughes deal. let's see if they talk anything about that. >> have a great wieekend. >> you, too, judge. >> "power lunch" begins right now. >>> scott, gentlemen, thank you very much. and welcome to "power lunch," everybody. along with sara

more than 100 volunteers from united health care were joined by patriots, and the revolution to build the playground at children's services on roxburyry. volunteers tell us, they love the message it sends to the children. >> the exciting thing about this is that this playground will be here long after the children are gone from the child care center, so it will be a remembrance in the community, how communities came together. >> mark: those volunteers worked all morning, so they could hold the ribbon cutting on the new playground by this afternoon. >> elizabeth: a local group finding a unique way to raise money to battle cancer. it's called, be bold, be bald, and you don't have to shave your head. all you have to do is putt on a bald cap for the day to raise money for a cancer charity of your choice. that event was started by a local man who lost his business partner to cancer. >> we want to honor that, even though sometimes they look weak with no hair on their head and losing weight, etc., they're some of the strongest people we know. >> elizabeth: this year's, be bold, be bald event

united health out with quarterly numbers. it beat estimates by 1 cent with earnings of $1.65 a share. revenue was also above forecast. >> breaking news out of washington this morning. president obama will announce today at the end of 2016 the u.s. will maintain a presence of 5500 troops in afghanistan. the number is much higher than the initial target of 1,000 troops. the administration points to mounting violence and instability in afghanistan. as the reasons for keeping more troops. right now, the u.s. has 9800 troops there. wow. and we're going down from there. things seem great as is. president obama is going to make the announcement later this morning. >> let's get back to walmart. shares of the dow component plunging as much as 10%. that dragged down the blue chip index by 45 points. walmart getting slammed after they predicted poor profit and flat sales at an analyst meeting in new york. prior to that gathering doug mcmillon joined us on squawk box. >> walmart is the second worst performing dow component of the year. w

unit. i asked the director, how many kids also have trauma histories. this is behavioral health unit.looked at me, all 16 have trauma. it inspires me when i hear a story to do better but it also made me understand that you will have to approach this new holistic system where we're building in a slightly different way, than you might approach a physical health or primary care system. you have got to challenge the system to have the resources to reach out and treat those around and help those around the individual, not just target the individual. >> congress is obviously working on this in a bipartisan way. is the white house engaged on this issue? have you been talking with them at all about sort of prospects of a mental health bill? >> the white house has been engaged. i would love for them to be more engaged frankly. and so, we've clearly been working with hhs and with our proposal as has tim. i'm not sure yet who is going to be testifying at our hearing in the health committee later this month but i imagine the administration will be there. you know, secretary burwell is serious abo

with the money used to construct a new administration building tore mental health staff at jail and re-do existing housing units. the jail's mental health unit sees 1,200 mentally ill inmates representing 45 percent of the current population. you will have a chance to weigh in on a proposed caltrain fee hike facing a $30 million deficit so they want to increase prices by 50 cents a trip and raise the parking rates. that hike would go into effect february 28. there are several public meet enscheduled where you can make your voice heard. the first is tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at the gilroy senior center. >> fleet week is started today with the first performance of the blue angels this afternoon before they take to the skies, we will watch the parade of ships. our reporter is on board the uss somerset with more. >> good morning, early we talked about taking places on ship that you normally could not see. we will show you where the men and women of the uss somerset actually eat. my photographer turns around and he will we work his way in on the ez somerset currently, 450 sailors and 250 marines and guests. som

united health group reporting its earnings -- it's morning -- it's margins slipping to some degree andlt to injury, after falling the most 1998 on that new forecast, falling once again today through analyst negative commentary. it is worth pointing out that the two best performing stocks on the dow today, one of them is nike. nike having the big analyst day yesterday. that stock is up and other 2%. that price was raised today i piper jaffray. it was approaching the old price target. that has to do with the outlook for sale coming out of investor day. boeing one of the best performers on the dow yesterday, selling after comments coming from delta airlines about widebodied airplanes. wolf research saying the decline was overdone and that stock is bouncing back. inx: continued violence israel is bringing the country almost to a standstill and it could wreak have it on its currency. the israeli shekel has strengthened this year but one analyst is predicting it will weaken to levels last seen in 2009. scarlet: for more on how this could affect the country, we are joined by the director of t

united health care, google, pfizer. there doesn't seem to be a catalyst for either of these. on the downside, coke is falling, monster beverage. it owns a stake in a company but it's not clear why they are falling. proctor and gamble, the company is having its investor day, warned that it will feel the impact of currencies. nonetheless, not a lot of direction in today's session. scarlet: jpmorgan will be reporting today. a lot of anticipation ahead of that. what are analysts predicting for the sector overall? julie: analysts are predicting a drop of 7.2%. financial services, 5.4%. diversified financials, it goes to the decline of 6.6%. there is an interesting callout from michael hartnett from bank of america merrill lynch, and it redirects a call from earlier this year. he prefers mainstreet over wall street. look at the regional banks versus the brokers. that is what we have seen happen. the white line is the kbw regional banking index. the traditional brokers. they have fallen more than 8% this year while regional banks have risen more than 5%, although a lot of that game