united technology, and boeing, double digit. ge double digit. >> you have a good management team they will figure out it o. hon me t honey well two quarters ago. home depot. the ceos who've been around and now how to run operations if they are not having a good year or quarter i think they have a way to figure it out. >> quick lightning round. best blue chip to buy? >> i'd say apple because i continue to believe in the story. short-term i've been short here and there for pullbacks but i like the stock. >> not a member of the dow. some say it might be. >> might be. and we've always talked about they get about $365 in sales through itunes and apple stores and all the rest. >> disney. >> they continue to own the content world right now. the sports complex as well as the rest of the media and the parks i think disney right now is absolutely. >> i was going to say apple and disney. on the financial side i'll go with j.p. morgan. a lot of upside in the coming years. >> i like american express. and it's cheap. >> votes closed. 79% say

we are going to stick with united technologies. that would be the industrial this portfolio needs. isis comes out let's give it i'm thinking i want to have something so rock solid. what you need here is an american electric power. i need something so grounded. dominion resources to give you the kick of cheniere because they have natural gas plant that will be exporting. these things are not easy particularly when there is so much speculation out there and the speculation bubble has clearly -- your customers, our financing. your aspirations, our analytics. your goals, our technology. introducing synchrony financial, bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. enagage with us. >>> we had a terrific non-farm payroll number today and it did ignite the markets and took off the table the possibility of a sinking back into a slow down if not a recession. that is terrific. we will have to keep our eyes over in syria where we should be concerned about isil and on ebola. when the outbreak was announced in dallas it did send a lot of domesti

also united technologies beating by one cent for earnings.as very slightly above forecast. that stock right now up by 1.5%. >>> big question, are the skies going to remain clear for the private jet business? phil lebeau joins us with that story right now. phil? >> thank you very much, andrew. i'm joined by ken ricky who is the chairman of flex jet. we're in the mockup of a g-100 gulf stream. one of the many jet flex has just bought. this question, has this market fully recovered from the recession when it comes to the executive corporate decline? >> the market decline 30% in 2008. the overall market has creeped its way back. for us individually the market is back to where it was in 2008. we've seen about 6% growth year over year. about 15% or 16% of market share. so i think that reflects some of the consolidation. i think we still have a long way to go. but the consolidation has helped. and also we're seeing tremendous growth. >> so who's flying right now. and especially international. >> well, there's huge demand internationally. people ask

today's topic is the old school company united technologies. mark newton on the technicals, nick hamen on the fundamentals. mark, i am always going to start you because you are a fellow hokey. >> you are starting to see increasing signs of stabilization but you need to see evidence that suggests lows are in. this is what we technicians call intermediate term down trend. this is part of a longer term uptrend. one is a daily chart that shes august lows that were breached. we see the level near 106. that guides the entire down trend that guided this stock down since june. we have fallen about 17% or so since june. key level to exceed will be 106. getting above that shifts the entire structure a lot more positive. for now it is early to make the call. second chart is weekly. it is interesting because it shows the uptrend since 2009. the stock is falling off and we are getting close to a level that will be important and bullish to suggest it is a great level of support. initially for me it is premature. if you see further pullback in the stock over

united technologies is very innovative company.tim mentioned some of our brand of the we not only innovated with great products but we created industries. ie, sikorsky helicopter created helicopter industry and founder and developer of the first helicopters. willis carrier introduced air-conditioning we know and love. one of our favorite congressman from texas came to visit, there are only two important things in texas and that is football and air-conditioning. so, otis with the first safety elevator. i bring that up because united technologies and its sikorsky affiliate is rolling out new technology that is sleekest and coolest looking helicopter you have ever seen. it has counter rotating propellers. greg ward, senior vp of global government relations usually does the introduction but today he is at rollout. that will happen later this morning. the quick note, the x-2 for runner to the raider was, is the fastest helicopter on earth. it broke the unofficially broke the world record for speed about 260 knots and will go higher. so

earnings ahead of the opening bell, share of each edging higher, verizon added new subscribers, united technology selling more aerospace gear, and the insurance giant travellers easily beat earnings estimates, estimates on higher investment income and fewer catastrophic losses. >>> unemployment rates fell in 31 states in the month of september and rose in only eight of them. that is the smallest number posting an increase since april. the states with the lowest unemployment rates benefitting from the shale oil boom, with an increase of 2.8%, utah, just a eno notch higher at 3.8%. and georgia with 7.9%, mississippi and the nation's capital, washington, d.c. each at 7.7%. >>> good news for any applying for a mortgage rate about right now, to spark the lower income borers, federal housing regulators approved new rules making it easier for lenders to package and sell mortgage-backed securities. they dropped a requirement that meant 20% down payment for borers unless the ending bank held a substantial amount of securitized loans on its books. >>> more people buying homes again, existing home sales ros

united technology. 20% of its sales are in europe. they talked about 2014 guidance affirm. didn't lower the guidance here. they make automotive. they are in the aerospace industry. heating ventilation and air conditioning with carrier. another company said things are fine. we are not lowering our numbers. this is a trend. remember last week with general electric. they came out and reported great numbers. their orders were good. heavy exposure to europe, but orders up 22% year over year. honeywell, another company, exposure to europe. raised the low end earnings and revenue guidance. textron came out and raised their guidance. there is a trend here. give pig industrial companies, all of them came out maintained their guidance or raised it for the rest of the year despite exposure of anywhere from 20% to 30% for europe. that's very important. let me talk about chipotle. you know what their problem is? sales are too strong. 20% same-store sales numbers. how could it get better? it's not going to get better than that. that's the problem a

united technologies down 1%. constellation brand came out with the numbers.o cut the forecast boeing forward for free cash flow. they sell corona and modell low beer. they did recalls as well. test last, what is going on with tesla. the stock is higher. elon musk tweeted out, time to unveil the d in something else. what? nobody knows what the d or the something else is. that will be october 9th. he is certainly building hype up for that. more fox business coming up. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ stuart: hey, try this. news from crieser is, jeff flock is here. what is this about an aluminum jeep raping letter? >> oh, maybe you'

earnings from coca-cola, mcdonald's, travelers insurance, united technologies, verizon and yahoo!. and this morning staples is investigating a possible data breach. a web security blogger is reporting that several banks have detected a pattern of card fraud suggesting several stores had been hit by hackers. it says customers won't be responsible for any fraudulent purchases if they report them in a timely manner. >>> news of a data breach could impact your holiday shopping habits. a survey by creditcards.com say nearly half of people will avoid stores that have been hit by hackers. a majority say they plan to use cash instead of credit cards to pay for items this holiday season. back to you. >> that time of year, kate, thanks. >>> clouds are here and they're producing a few sprinkles this morning. but, those are moving out and we'll actually get some breaks of sunshine once the sun is up, that is. 5:26 and 53 degrees here at nbc 10. jillian mele is watching traffic. >> still following this fatal accident for drivers in the lehigh valley. interstate 78 is blocked off near 178 and ea

today on existing home sales and earnings from coca-cola, mcdonald's, travelers insurance, united technologies, verizon and yahoo!. and ups plans to hike shipping rates by an average of nearly 5% after the holiday season. the new rates take effect december 29th. earlier this year ups said it would assess ground shipping rates by ground size and weight. >> thank you very much, kate. >> sfo's airport commission will allow the public to weigh in on ride sharing companies at the airport. just yesterday lyft and uber received permits to drop off and pick up passengers at the airport. three services will start operating within the next 30 days. >> today san francisco's board of supervisors is expected to approve new rules for short-term rentals. the board gave the plan initial approval this month. it would require mosts to register with the stay. >> that woo felt like we are seeing a break in between systems rye right now. this morning we're seeing cleary skies. it does feel a little chilly outside this morning. in the north bay, running close to 40s right now. san jose cool as well and you'll see o

take a look at dow winners, caterpillar, united technologies up 2% give or take, watching names hittingew highs including home depot, 3m, nike, procter & gamble and travelers. dow components hitting new highs, worth noting, liz, as we watch the nasdaq popping for the month above the 50-day moving average from facebook and alibaba and apple. we got near the 16,000 -- 17,000 mark. liz: facebook is slightly down, probably in anticipation of very solid numbers, that's what people are looking for. we need to look at mcdonald's. mcdonald's, yeah, it's up slightly, posting less than stellar earnings and a lot of you own that sdposhgs everybody began to wonder, we even asked is fast food and traditional shakes and fries, no longer a seechange, one quick serve food company proved not yet, if you do it right, you win. sonic is the company's number one drive-in chain and the fourth largest burger chain in america. since 2011 this stock has more than tripled and this year alone up 30%. joining us in a fox business exclusive, sonic chairman and ceo and president cliff hudson. one minute the world, a

and united technologies 20% in europe. neither one lowered their guidance. back to you. >> thank you. ibm a rough start to the week. after earnings yesterday were amiss. david faber sat down with the ceo to find out where they go from here. >> we're reshaping around analytics, around cloud and the term i use "engagement." social mobile, security. but all for the enterprise. collectively almost 20% growth. improved every quarter and individually each of those areas. analytics, ended last year 16 billion, up in total 8%. a large number. you look at cloud, greater than 50% again. and then social mobile security, every one of those. >> walter your latest book the innovators, looks back at the digital revolution. you go way back to basically when the first computer was essentially built. what is a company like ibm supposed to do here? >> it's been around more than a hundred years. end of the digital age is not that i think we're going to have machines out us. but ibm is taking watson and deep blue and all the intelligence and showing how in the era of the cogniti

. >> owens is struggling more with that whole group of the united technologies and the honey we will see and the companies that have been considered losing because of of the slow down in global growth. >> i chose mass ko. i hated home builders the quarter before that. i've always hated them. the best case the sector is stable. mass ko is a secondary one. this comes in line with remodeling. i think the market is still great. don't forget, the ten-year did go at one point from one and a half to three it doubled. that refi in 2012, 2013, you're not going to refi now. charles: once the yield started to moving, that might be the trigger. historical these are still low rates. >> who is left? who is really left to refi. mass ko. they have good earnings. they're not just deponent the -- its. charles: what do you like. >> home depot. home depot is expecting a 38 percent sales growth over the next year. if you can't buy a home what are you going to do, you're going to remodel. charles: the retirement dilemma. investing with limited funds. i'm going to discuss some basic mistakes good people ma

thatill be the ceo of units, the overall technology units which brings in about $56 billion per year in terms of sales. it is resurrecting the idea they had in 2011 that things did not go smoothly as a meg whitman wanted. she was brought on board to change the outlook of the company. aty lost their number one maker, lenovo is number one. they have but, where that they've missed of the boat in terms of a digital and mobile and you and i not want to do betrothed at our desks. trapped at our desks. they missed that particular change as well. >> staying with the french theme. a split. >> indeed. how many companie are trying this paht -- path. ebay saying they will split off paypal. the likes of microsoft and dell and ibm have we to regenerate and revolutionize. private.dell becoming they sold their low end server unit to china. is winning? apple. they are crating out. hells of on the microsof. services is why you have started sly airbnb. they will give you the ability to website host and the business software. having tothe guards think new and fresh. doing the same so we could hear her f

ge, 3m, united technologies. boeing down 2.2%.g selling across the board on heavy volume. david: gm. talk about the motor company. the 76th recall, i shouldn't laugh, in 2014. huge numbers of recalls. look how the stock is getting crushed today. >> you can't say they're not being proactive after the whole ignition switch issue, right? they're looking 2 1/2 million vehicles. now talking about a different story. they're having to do recall after recall. now as you noted, another one. 5.8% to the downside, hitting a new 52-week low. [closing bell ringing] liz: before we close this out. there was one bright spot. green mountain coffee roasters, nicole, right? >> that was a real winner and buy over at goldman sachs. products into the retail stores. stock was up 5% today and hit a record high. liz: very, very nice. there is always a little bright spot here, a point of light as george herbert walker bush used to say. as the bells ring on wall street, let's look to see how stocks are finishing up. dow jones industrials very tough day, dow

technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs.n we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. stuart: you could say that this market just want to go down. big drop there. big drop of gold. virtually no reaction to anything going on in the world. the price of oil. a big drop yesterday. angie's list. we are looking for winners. we've got one. stuart: 22 and a half percent. angie's list is looking to decide what to do. strategic option. when you talk about potentially putting yourself up for sale, that is a huge boost. nowhere near where it was last. they have been cutting jobs to try and save costs. down over 40% this year. always down arrows. stuart: thanks nicole. this is live stream. what you are saying is live video from an average citizen using his or her smart phone to stream to anyone that wants to watch anywhere in the world. you, sir, are a revolutionary. they are streaming what they are seeing. they are doing it n

united technology just turned positive. deere 52 week low and a sneaky move here. general motors and ford sitting at 52-week lows right now. here is a weird day. you know this. dow is up 30. transports down 100. you won't see that very often. and this is a little bit strange today. there are some residual concerns about ebola. we also see railroads, weak, as well. it is a very strange day here. the dow is not really representing what is going on in the stock market. >> we will talk more about that in a minute. we teld you about the ten year note auction off the board. >> d for dog on this one. a far cry from yesterday's solid three year. let's go through the inturnles. it is a nine year, ten month instrument. this ten-year note made premiere in august. yield at auction 2.381. the bid and offer on the wi were 3.3 and so tailed about a basis point. 44.4 on indirects. the directs really fell off. 6.6 weakest level since august of 2012. dealers take 49%. this is a d. even though we saw rates moving up in the regular curve because of the rebound in stocks we couldn't in

we've got illinois tool works saying good things, united technology is putting up excellent numbers, that's on top of general electric and honeywell making positive comments about the global economy, despite the gloom that develops all multi-nationals. and don't forget the amazing comeback of ppg from a first-class bruising. that stock has gone from 176 to 195 in a heartbeat, even after it reported a quarterly that was mistakenly poo poo when it first came out because the market was ugly that day. but i do not want for one moment make you think that these big loses in the industrials is about terngs of these specific companies. this market is too broad for that and it's down from a mosaic of good perspective news. what is this mosaic of good perspective news? first, if herbert hoover in a pantsuit, aka, german chancellor angela merkel, actually does go along with italy and france and mario draghi from the european central bank, then i think we have something special happening here. merkel has stood in the way of a recovery in europe long enough. i believe that she will respond, if no

the technology units can pinpoint where the shootings happened to within 40 feet.pond to the shooting. all that takes less than a minute from the time the gun was fired. "last year sfpd tried to install more of the tracking devices but with pg and e charging 15- hundred dollars for each installation that plan was put on hold, now pg and e has agreed to lower that cost to just 200 to 400 dollars allowing the installation to start right away." virginia investigators continue looking for clues into the death of hannah graham. the clause already increasing for rain tomorrow morning. with showers lasting into the afternoon. here is a live look for a storm tracker. right now the rain well-off to the north. by around eight to 9:00 we will see it move into the bay area. showers moving into the north bay. at around 9:00 i think will see a fairly good dose of sunshine as we get later into the day. temperatures will be cooler with the system coming and by about 5 to 10 degrees. mid-60s to low 70's. it should warmup more into tuesday wednesday and thursday. right now there is

> well, i've treasured my relationship with national 1998 and it has collaboration the with united technologies are i aspire to have an elevator in my house and helicopter in my back yard. when you are affordable we will get there. i'm teasing. all.k you this is great. we had a standing room only for and thank you all coming. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> next live your calls and comments on washington journal jerry ws makers with moran, national republican senatorial committee chair. national , republican committee chair discusses national strategy for the elections. >> c-span's 2015 student cam competition is under way. this is for middle and high school student to award 150 $100,000.taling create a five to seven minute documentary on the topic the branches and you. host: good morning. the presidents we will begin tomorrow to talk about the situation in africa. here in the u.s., on wednesday the president travels to the pentagon to meet with military officials and military brass on isis. and he is on the road

united technologies of connecticut -- 04, beating the consensus of $1.81.billion for the year, so that by that continues. b> jack golu publishing this morning, dow futures up 97. we will continue spirited conversations on "surveillance." 11:00 a.m. this market, lawrence summers on bloomberg television. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom scarlet fu here with keene and brendan greeley. wall street's biggest banks managed through tougher regulation, but a lot of people fear that efforts to rein in risk-taking means blockbuster trading performance is a thing of the past. ilana weinstein is president and ceo of idw group. now that some of the regulatory changes have settled in, people are getting more accustomed to this new environment, we are seeing unintended consequences. >> it is interesting -- regulation was to take risk out of the system, right, anything that is the most capital intensive and has the most systemic risk are the fixed so one of the, unintended consequences is you are left with a smaller number of banks, intermediaries in fixed income

technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. here's something fun to do with hot dogs. make easy crescent dogs.

some dow leaders include caterpillar, united technologies, exxon, verizon.ity of stocks in the green today as you look at the markets. etna cannot higher forecasts that they had higher medical costs on the rise, unexpectedly in the stock is down 3.3%. we will keep an eye on buffalo wild wings. this pushes the stock into positive territory with this big move, it is up 13% and the moment, positive now for the year 2014 as reported better than expected third quarter losses. more "varney and company" coming up. stuart: before we get to the desert island by will give you google stock, google loans youtube and is working on a paid subscription model, big change from the advertising will be approach that made it the largest online video web site. market likes it, 554 on google stock right now and now this. what happens when you strand two senators from opposing political parties on a desert island with no food or water. special kind of bipartisanship? look at this. >> look at that. it made taste good, and i am not sure. republicans usually have finer case. >> repub

those names including travelers, united technologies, coca-cola and mcdonald's. have those numbers and instant reaction as soon as the numbers are released. >>> and the big story this morning, growth the china. gdp coming in at 7.3%. that was slightly above expectations. but it was also the lowest reading since the first of 2009. we'll have a live report from beijing later in the show. let's find out how the futures are performing at this hour. you can see right now, futures for the dow up about 50 points below fair value. s&p up by 7.5 points. andrew, over to you with the apple

united states. >> the technology exists that will allow us to save lives and reduce injuries in the event of a big earthquake. i feel compelled to bring that benefit to the general public. >> governor brown signed a bill last year ordering the development and the funding of an early warning system by the year 2016. >>> a bay rescue happening rate now in the bay. it may look alarming but it's actually part of a practice exercise with the san francisco fire department, coast guard and the golden gate ferry service. dozens of volunteers were involved in the simulated ferry accident. they were rescued from the water taken to the shore on stretchers. the exercise is practice for multiple agencies. all the work to coordinate an effort during an actual rescue operation. >>> a preliminary report says the air tanker that crashed into a canyon wall in yosemite national park may have struck a tree losing its wing before going down. the air tanker crashed just over a week ago killing veteran pilot craig hunt. the ntsb report confirms he had made one retardant drop on the "dog rock fire" and was headed back to

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and if you work for united technologies or any one of their 75,000 folks who supply them, you'll understandriking that deal saved jobs in our state. >> moderator: mr. foley. foley: in four and a half weeks you're going to make a very important decision. do you agree with governor malloy that everything's okay in connecticut, things are going well, that we're making progress? or do you agree with me that under governor malloy we've lost a lot of ground here in connecticut, and we're on the wrong track? governor malloy slapped the largest tax increase on you and your families in connecticut history. it slowed down the economy. he's failed to get spending under control. he's wasting billions of your taxpayer dollars giving it to large corporations on a job program that simply isn't working. and as you've heard tonight, he's not talking about any plans he has to fix your problems. i've talked tonight about lowering taxes, getting control over spending, reducing regulations and red tape to get job growth back, and with new leadership and smarter policies, we can get this state going again. and w

with united technologies use our grade and inspired to have an elevator in my house and helicopter in my backyard and we will get there. anyway thank you. this will be great we have a standing room only crowd. thank you all for coming. [applause] >> we will take you live to heritage foundation in just a few minutes for a discussion on the visa waiver program. first, a live look outside of the supreme court where the justices have kicked off the new term this morning by turning away the appeals from five states seeking to prohibit marriage. the courts refusal to hear the challenges means that the lower court decisions striking down bans in indiana, wisconsin, you talk about oklahoma and virginia will go into effect paving the way for same-sex marriages in the state as well as other states in the circuit. that would mean to be coming in would be legal in 30 states and also the district of columbia. in the large republican district john lewis met for the first televised debate in the race and they spoke about america's approach on isis. >> we will take you live now to the heritage founda

united states. >> the technology exists that will allow us to save lives and reduce injuries in a big earthquake. i feel compelled to bring that benefit to the general public. >> governor brown signed a bill last year ordering the development and funding of an early warning system by 2016. >>> four years and hundreds of millions of dollars later, the bay tunnel is done. it carries water from the hetch hetchy reservoir under san francisco bay. this is where it ends at the crystal springs reservoir near redwood city. it is built to withstand an earthquake and is the first true tunnel under the bay. bart's transbay tube is actually on the bay floor. >>> a new children's hospital in san francisco is going to open its doors in february. it will be the only hospital in the city with its own helipad. kpix 5's don ford shows us it comes with a chopper designed to please the neighbors. >> reporter: it's an historic moment. for the first time in years, san francisco has a medical helicopter landing at a soon-to- be operational helipad part of the new ucsf benioff children's hospital at mission bay. getting

unit. >>> new technology that could help our troops battling isis and ebola. the navy now testing out ultrasonic welding in uniforms to make them lighter and stronger and cheaper. guess what, they would be made right here in the u.s. of a. >>> speaking of the u.s., a tight u.s. senate race happening in kansas. republican senator pat roberts in the fight of his political life just five points ahead of his opponent greg ormon in the latest fox news poll. chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel live in wichita. all right, mike. roberts has brought in some republicans to make his case for re-election. what are they doing to try to help? >> they're the latest in a series of vip's to try to help roberts bring republicans together in red state, kansas. i asked roberts why he sdeshs another term. >> i'm the only conservative in this race. i am the only republican where we have achieve -- this is the first step of getting back to a government that will work, that will lower your tacks, that will get government off your back. >> so after a brucing primary here i

my , relationship with "the national journal" since 1998 and it's been great collaboration of united technology to be able to have a helicopter in my backyard. [laughter] when it is affordable, we will get there. i am teasing. anyway, this has been great, thank you all for coming. [applause] >> local iselle today. list, that on the roberts. joining us on the phone is dave helling. thank you for being with us. greatat to be with you place a lot of development including the ruling by district judges and showing that this race is very close. senator roberts is behind. tell us what is happening. >> he has been behind throughout the year. , your audience may know, n aggressiveved in a primary in august against a tea party candidate. in that race, pat robertson received 40% of the vote in his own party. at that point a lot of people began to say this guy who has been around for a long time may face serious concerns from people of kansas if you can't do better than that. that is the picture on the ground on his side. , ans opposing a guy independent who is running a notaign that is saying i'm a republ

if you work for united technologies or any one of their 75,000 folks who supply them, you understand striking that deal saved jobs in our state. >> mr. foley. >> in four and a half weeks you will be making a very important decision. do you agree with governor malloy that everything's ok in connecticut? or do you agree with me that under governor malloy we've lost a lot of ground here in connecticut and we are on the wrong track? governor malloy slapped the largest tax increase on you and your family in connecticut history, slowing down the economy. he's failed to get spending under control. he is wasting billions of your taxpayer dollars giving it to large corporations and the job program simply is not working. he's not talking about any plans he has to fix this. i've talked about lowering taxes, getting control over spending, reducing regulation to get job growth back. with new leadership and smarter policies, we can get this state going again. working together, we can restore pride and prosperity here in connecticut. thank you for listening. >> mr. foley and mr. malloy, thank you v

among the names hitting 52 week lows today mcdonald's, boeing, united technologies. michael kors. battle continues between the bulls and bears. back to you. >> it's interesting that you start earning season and start with the financials and it's the financials now that we've had a good look that are done. bank of america. key corp. caught up in the momentum but if the market interest rates are falling which is what you have seen today that doesn't help profits moving forward. >> and wild moves across assets. dom mentioned oil turning positive. a lot of people are pointing to the weaker u.s. dollar. passing 128. a three week high for the euro and one month throw for dollar versus japanese yen. the trades are now reversing. lower yields make the u.s. dollars less attractive which makes oil a little more attractive. so the correlations are rejiggering right now as we're seeing volatility coming back. >> good morning. 11:00 a.m. on the east coast. volatility not going anywhere. major selloff today. the dow down about 370 at if low. currently down about 202. historic action in the temp

my relationship with "the national journal" since 1998 and it's been great collaboration of united technology to be able to have a helicopter in my backyard. [laughter] when it is affordable, we will get there. i am teasing. anyway, this has been great, thank you all for coming. [applause] >> here's a look at the primetime schedule. campaign 2014 debates starting at 7 p.m. eastern. right here, live coverage of the west virginia senate debate. virginia senate debate between the mark warner and ed gillespie. democrat martha coakley and republican charlie baker. coming up tonight, a north carolina senate debate between kay hagan and republican thom tillis. this would be the second meeting between the candidates and here is a look from some of the recent ads from the campaigns. >> i am kay hagan and you have seen a lot of me lately. millionss spending distorting my record. i am tough enough to keep taking the buttons -- punches. i am fighting to great jobs and build an economy that works for everyone, standing up for our troops and protecting medicare and social security. thosext time you see fal

infecting more than 6,000 people in africa and with the first case reported in the united states what role can technology play to help stop it spreading? i am joined by patrick tucker in washington, d.c., whapts in your move and patrick, we are learning more about this specific case in texas. that this person, this patient flew through brussels. i want to start with airport screening. what can be done at airports to try to keep someone with ebola from passing through those gates? >> at this point in time, not a great deal at all. some airports, even south africa and nigeria and asia are experimenting with thermal scanners, great big scanners that scan for elevated human temperature. they were in place across the united states as well following the 2009 sars outbreak. the problem in the case of ebola while it does provide public comfort it won't be an effective stop because you can carry ebola for as long as 21 at as before you present symptoms. when you present symptoms that is when you run the risk of passing it to others. the scanners will not catch ebola in people that haven't yet presented. really it

united states and elsewhere. but then there's what technologies?and so this has been -- it is certainly true as they have both underscored, that all things being equal, it is preferable to have higher efficiency coal technologies in the marketplace. there's no question about that. the u.s. perspective, though, is that the use of public finance to support noncarbon capture technologies in the marketplace is not something we feel is appropriate. why? because as the iea's energy technology perspective that was just released in the summer stated, and i'll quote, because it's a very appropriatelags of this issue, the without ccs, is fundamentally incompatible with our client change objectives. this is the dilemma we are trying to find a way to manage. so, the united states does not support the broad use of public finance through multilateral or bilateral (qsources. we do have an exception to that rule, which is for the least developed economies. but otherwise this is a conscious choice to help us put our emphasis in moving that technology frontier, ins

united states. patrick tucker joins us again. obviously, technology holds promise to track ebola outbreaks.not predict an out right before it happens? cannot stop it before it starts? >> you have to have one before the spread can be modeled or predicted. that is the problem. we were talking about health map which is a very rapid indicator of the spread of ebola because as soon as it starts showing up, people write about and create content and put it online but it is a lagging indicator. you have to have it in place before you can talk about where it will go next. right now, technology is providing researchers some great help in tracking where it is moving in close to real-time time but predicting where it might suddenly emerge all of a sudden, this is something that is tricky. the cdc as well as researchers around the world have had problems primarily because you can model how quickly the disease might spread among a particular group of people but you cannot model with a high degree of credibility how all of those people are going to react all of a sudden to policy or different restrictions

the technology units can pinpoint where the shootings happened to within 40 feet. after that is done law enforcement is called to respond to the shooting. all that takes less than a minute from the time the gun was fired. "last year sfpd tried to install more of the tracking devices but with pg and e charging 15-hundred dollars for each installation that plan was put on hold, now pg and e has agreed to lower that cost to just 200 to 400 dollars allowing the installation to start right away." new signs of economic recovery in the bay area. state officials say marin and san mateo counties had the lowest unemployment rates in the bay area last month. all bay area counties had lower unemployment levels than the state average. marin had a 3-point-9 percent unemployment rate. while san mateo had a 4-point-1 percent unemployment rate. california's jobless rate dipped to 7-point-3 percent in september. compared to 8-point- 8 percent at the same time last year. it's a soggy, windy weekend across hawaii -- thanks to hurricane ana. the storm is staying south -- but it's still

is said to be selling half its stake in networking unit, htc's technology. a person familiar to the company's business is worth $5 billion. h.p. is divesting assets and earlier decided to split p.c., printer and hardware services unit. nissan c.e.o. carlos goan warning of more car recalls as manufacturers feist for customers. ghosn says carmakers have a tendency to recall a vehicle every time there's a question about quality. his comment comes as more lethal are taken off the road by potential lethal air bags made by the japanese firm toccata. bets are piling up against japanese stocks and some investors could be taking it as signal to buy. sheri ann joining us with more on this. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> what are investors saying here? >> they are saying it may be time to get back into the market. some are saying the fear is to have reach extreme lows meaning the market may be at its low at this point. and history may be on their side when they're thinking of getting back into the market because bloomberg data shows since 2009, shares have ral

including united technologies. emerson electric, viacom, lowes. winners you did have 20 s&p stocks reaching a two-week high. including coca-cola, pepsico, home depot, cvs and altria. >> research in -- in addition to looking at whether there's buyback activity or not and to the supply and demand of stocks i don't know how you decided on this. one of your predictions now is this exit by the fed which we're all waiting for is not going to go necessarily as early or as smoothly as planned. at this point they're going to feel the need to either stay in or re-enter? >> well, they're ending this month. and one of the things -- the most dangerous thing on wall street is what you don't know you don't know. so it has some of the quantitative easing. some of the buying of bonds -- some of that leaking into the stock market. and the absence of that is exacerbating the volatility could be there's no real way of knowing that unless you're tracking the actual order flows. there's no way i know of tracking that. that could be what's exacerbating the downside. how

. >> the question is whether we who create technology in the united states, who have been in a leadership position in the world will continue to have the opportunity to lead the world by providing our services in a form that people can trust. that is what is at stake. >> al jazeera. >> the backlash against u.s. technology companies has now turned into a trade dispute as much as a spying or surveillance issue, and that stands to hurt american companies as more countries give contracts to domestic firms that shut out u.s. business. we go to the information technology inknee aggravation foundation from winston, salem, north carolina. the united states is losing business, who is gaining it? >> it's all over the world that we're seeing this competition rise up. europe especially. a lot of countries and players in cloud computer and these emerging tech industries. they're using concern about prism as a way to get their foot in the door. verizon and ibm are two companies hit by the backlash. are there others who are also losing out. >> it's really across the board. there was a big contract that

when it comes to coal technology. the united states understands that coal will be a part of the global energy mix. it is a part of the mix of the united states, although today's share of coal in our total fuel mix is significantly reduced from that which it was as little as years ago. you have seen a drop from where it has been 50% of the fuel mix today and it a couple of years ago in response to the realtime movement of natural gas prices in the u.s. where a very surprising thing happened where you had coal and natural gas representing roughly equal shares for a short time, about 32% of our fuel mix. so we expect that coal will be a part of the fuel mix going forward both in the united states and elsewhere. but then there is what technologies. this has been certainly true as they have both underscored, that all things being equal, it is preferable to have higher efficiency coal technologies in the market place. there is no question about that. the u.s. perspective is that the use of public finance to support non-carbon capture

united states and elsewhere. but then there is what technology. so this has been -- it is certainly true of things being equal, it is preferable to have higher efficiency coal technologies in the marketplace. there's no question about that. the u.s. perspective is that the use of public finance to support non carbon capture technologies in the marketplace is not something that we feel is appropriate. why? because some as the eye a energy technology perspectives document that was just released in the summer stated, and i will quote because it is a very appropriate distillation of this issue, the unrelenting rise in coal use without the deployment of ccs, carbon capture sequestration technology to my is fundamentally incompatible with our objectives. this is the dilemma we are trying to find a way to manage. the united states does not support the broad use of public finance through multilateral or bilateral sources. we do have an exception to that rule, which is for the least developed economies, but otherwise this is a conscious choice to try to pu