.... country with a service dog is something never been done before in iowa. " " tyler] step by step, mile by tyler gerdts races toward the finish line. [more cheering nats] tyler is a fast, determined runner, just like his the only difference? that's why his family dog. thth's hugo. hugo helps ease tyler's stress with touch therapy and emotional l pport. he's evevetrained to the running was an added benefit as long as hugo isn't distracted. tyler gerdts"if he sees a squirrel he will chase it down." marty leal helps them chase down the finish line. marty is tyler's cross country coach. he says hugo has been a blessing. marty leal, dav. west varsity cross country coach: "at first i was unsure and then i just approached it like, you know what, i'm just going to coach him like he's part of the team. he was in our team picture. it calms tyler down at meets, where before he was just a little antsy. he's more focused when he runs and it's just been really, really good." kelly gerdts: "the two are like kindred spirits, i'm not kidding. they are like soulmates." tyler's mom says she's amazed by the s

-year-old, john tyler, who was president 16 years before. he is a virginian. he is with a sense of patriotism and duty. he was born during the first term of president george washington. he had grown up knowing thomas jefferson and james madison and him and him and many of the founders. he thought this was his calling to attempt to save the nation if there was still time. he suggested to the virginia legislature -- well, he had preferred just the border states, but the virginia legislature invited all the remaining states of the union to come together for this confab in washington dc starting on february 4 to try to avert the crumbling of the nation and the strong possibility of civil war. 21 states centered -- sent their delegations here. the west coasts did not have time. neither did arkansas. you know arkansas. [laughter] the upper midwest, so republican, michigan, wisconsin, minnesota, said they wanted nothing to do with a john tyler democratic project. there were 121 delegates on paper were here starting on february 4. if you think back to that day,, the thermostat was just abo

his dad now. but macalester college senior tyler skluzacek knows what it's like to walk without him. when tyler was in sixth grade, sgt. first class patrick skluzacek spent a year in iraq. it had a huge impact. (sot: tyler skluzacek, mybivy app) "your dad just disappearing for a year and coming back a little bit different and seeing his army buddies and them coming back a little bit different too i have a real personal connection to the ptsd problem." his dad now has night terrors. (sot: sgt. first class patrick skluzacek, veteran) "at three in the morning all of a sudden i'm startled awake." tyler wanted to help. so he entered a computer programming contest called hackdc last month, in 36 hours, he and his team wrote code and created a smart watch app called mybivy, short for bivouac, a place to sleep. (sot: tyler skluzacek, mybivy app) "try to create something that will help him sleep better that's what it's all about." the app for this pebblewatch tracks heart rate and movement. the goal is to predict night terrors. (sot: tyler skluzacek, mybivy app) "after a couple weeks of trac

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pictures show him allegedly sleeping on the job. >> and stephen tyler is cutting donald trump off. why he tells presidential hopeful to dream on. >> 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> first at 6:00. police investigating a deadly drive in weymouth. officers dueled middle street last night after a quar crashed into a pole with. >> one killed. three others in the hospital. and we are live in weymouth where the driver is facing serious charges. >> good evening. that driver behind bars charged with killing a passenger. and weymouth police tell chan than that this wreck took the life of a 29-year-old boston ma. you can see how horrible the wreck was last night. police tell seven before midnight. a car with four people inside was traveling. down one of the roads. that's where it hit a telephone pole. losing control. and splitting that pole in. two and three people were rushed to the hospital. one of those passengers was killed. and police are charging the driver francisco goal with speeding and motor vehicle homicide and several other charges. neighbor we spoke to are horrified. gomes is behind bars

, tyler, she had tried heroin. >> i had told him about it i told him i tried it. and he was really really mad at me, very mad. uh, and i-i just was like i'm sorry, tyler but i gotta tell you how great this stuff is. like it was amazing. like you have no idea like. then a couple of days later he was like "well i want to try it". olivia stopped using when she became pregnant. she gave birth to her daughter, callie in 2010. then quickly started up again-snorting at first. when we caught up to her a year later... heroin addiction had taken over her life. >> i--i started injecting pretty fast after--after i started up again, yeah, and that's when it really went downhill. >> when you say go down hill, what do you mean? >> i--i started using everyday, i--i needed it, like my body physically needed it. >> what's your habit now cost-wise? >> cost-wise, i probably spend like $100 a day. olivia arrives for our interview after getting high. then she's obsessed with arranging a drug deal. she constantly checks her phone to see if her dealer has texted her. >> did he text you back? >> um... not

. >> thank you, scott, gentlemen, welcome to "power lunch," everybody, along with mandy drury, i'm tyler mathisen. the biggest ipo of the year trading today but it's barely, and i mean barely, hanging onto its $16 offering price and albertson's delaying going if public. trouble in aisle six i guess. >> valeant pharma shares tanking. >> and investigating the model of daily fantasy ports. the odds of regulation ahead. >> we begin with the biggest ipo of the year. first data hardly budging from its ipo price as we stand right now. is the ipo market in trouble? bob pisani joins us from the floor of the stock exchange. i guess the answer would be, not necessarily, right, bob? >> yes. and more accurately it's not in trouble but it's repricing and that's good news for investigators. it's buy low, sell high. stuff is on sale, people are taking advantage. a little quiet behind me but this morning it was very, very busy. priced at $16, opening at $16.39. you might say they were talking $18 to $20, isn't that a disappointment? 15% haircut getting it done was the most important thing for this compan

tyler says cannot use his song. >>> eli pulls off the >>> republican candidate donald trump is in a legal battle over a song he has been using in his campaign. steven tyler filed a cease and desist letter. the letter said trump is giving the false connection that tyler is somehow connected to him. tyler is a registered republican. he says this isn't a political or personal issue but rather an issue about permission and copy right. it would have been more fun if he would have said like trump dream on. dreaming of what? having air conditioning? >> anything to keep you cool. maybe a little bit of a breeze. maybe some natural ac at night but hot in the day tomorrow and especially on tuesday. live doppler 7 hd quiet. outside earlier today the bay was busy from our emeryville camera showing you our blue angels. on the bay today rather comfortable temperatures in the 70s. outside we go live look from our east bay hills camera. the lights across the region sparkling and a comfortable day today. we open up the 11th day of october. san jose in the lower 80s. these numbers are more than six de

, flores. 4-3 mets. tyler clifford takes over. picked up, july 27, from oakland. had a great start coming to the mets. 0.46 e.r.a. here's one. down the right field line. and slipped. goes for the throw. second with a double. his second of the zigt.oz[ two pitches, two doubles. and talked about how tricky that corner is. saved some extra bases getting back up. see how the ball continued to run on the wall once it gets stuck there. it will continue around the circle. granderson slipped. this ball hugs the wall. it is going to start running on you. fortunately he got back up. able to keep him at second base. the scouting report on zobrist. he is the one royal who will concede you streak one from time to time. known for being a very patient hitter. once you the put on this kansas city royals uniform. that goes out the window. >> joe: tying run at second. nobody out. here is lorenzo cain, 1 for 3. pitch head high. just to finish. e.r.a. of 6.75. with five home runs allowed.ii5r it's tyler clippard. >> tom: the way he has been hitting the ball to the right side. the 0-1. 0-2. cain. hit .307 dur

. >> reporter: amateur video shows the resource officer grabbing and throwing 14-year- old tyler to the ground. >> oh, no, you can't do that! >> reporter: police say tyler was threatening to fight another student and was throwing punches at a wall, something he denies. >> i was just angry. i just hit my fist on the pench and that's it. >> reporter: earlier, the officer seen handcuffing tyler's older brother evander who says he was only trying to calm things down. >> i got in front of him and allegedly held his hand down to get off my brother. i got his hand down. from there, he sprayed me all in my eyes. >> are while evander was being arrested, tyler approached the officer. tyler says he was just standing there. >> i already got pepper sprayed. i didn't know what to do. then all of a sudden, he grabs me by my neck and slams me. >> reporter: hundreds of students protested the incident on thursday claiming police used excessive force. >> if you want to protest, stay on the sidewalk. >> reporter: police say they were threatened and used pepper eight juveniles and adults were arrested. pawt

" along with mandy drury, i'm tyler mathisen. who said october was going to be scary? the dow on track for the first three-week win streak since february. the s&p on pace for the best month in four years. is this slow and steady rally for real? >> is daily fantasy sports gambling? nevada thinks so. the state banning those sites. what this could mean for the industry ahead. >> and water worries. 40 out of 50 states will suffer some water crisis over the next ten years. how bad is it getting and what can we do about it plus four stocks to trade those global water fear approximates. >> we begin with shares of general electric hitting seven-year highs on the back of its latest earnings. the stock has not closed at $29 or above since yawing august of. it's slightly below that and moving higher, about 12% so far this year. is all the restructuring working. mary thompson breaks it down for us. >> a lot of investors are at least betting it will work. ge in the midst of a massive restructuring and it delivered stronger than expected profits for the thirty quarter even as revenue missed estimate

. along with sara eisen, i'm tyler mathisen. mandy has the day off. we're all at the nyse today. >> how lucky is this? >> i don't think we've ever stood this close together ever. >> it's been a huge week for equities, the dow on pace for its best weekly gain since february. the s&p on track for its biggest gain of 2015, so will the rally keep on trucking? >> and we've got a great mystery chart for you. check this one out. it's a sector, and it's up more than 7% this year despite the recent volatility. how high analysts believe this group could go from here. >> and can you believe it? check out oil and gold over the past month. gold up 5%, oil up 12%. is the commodities crush finally coming to an end? we'll look at that. >> but we start with the stock market. earnings season front and center for investors. the big banks kicking it all off. dominic chu is here with what investors need to know ahead of next week. >> we have a big week, 33 s&p 500 companies or thereabouts will report next week. let's take a look at the expectations because they're not very good. overall look at the s&p 500

alongside his dad now. but macalester college senior tyler skluzacek knows what it's like to walk without him. when tyler was in sixth grade, sgt. first class patrick skluzacek spent a year in iraq. it had a huge impact. "your dad just disappearing for a year and coming back a little bit different and seeing his army buddies and them coming back a little bit different too i have a real personal connection to the ptsd problem." his dad now has night terrors. "at three in the morning all of a sudden i'm startled awake." tyler wanted to help. so he entered a computer programming contest called hackdc last month, in 36 hours, he and his team wrote code and created a smart watch app called mybivy, short for bivouac, a place to sleep. "try to create something that will help him sleep better that's what it's all about." the app for this pebblewatch tracks heart rate and movement. the goal is to predict night terrors. "after a couple weeks of tracking the soldier we can find the exact symptoms the exact symptoms of the onset of the panic attack and try to use the watch or use the android

is tyler oakley. >> that is tyler oakley. >> yes, he colors his hair different color ss and he has two new exciting for his things. not one, but two. okay. >> all right. gl and you know who else is here? grammy winning a capella group pentatonix, and we made them what they are today. you remember the latest video where hoda made the big debut. watch this. that's it [ laughter ] >> well, go to the timer. one, two, and not even -- >> not even a second. >> 1.8. >> and tell them how long you spent on that. secondly, i think that we have the video and this is how long i spent in my dressing room rehearsing. >> she learned the whole song. >> oh, no. >> she learned it that day that she got it. thought up her own choreography and sang her heart out, and you didn't even use her singing. >> oh, i haven't seen that. but whoever asked you didn't tell you it would be a second. >> and by the way, kath didn't do it. >> and now i know why. it all makes sense. >> and we love you. >> and they are going to be singing for us. >> we love you. >> all right. thank you so much. >> they will be singing for

>>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herara. >> pressure mounts. yahoo! misses arngs estimate and now some say the ceo marissa mayer has only two options left. >> wall street's worry. companies have just started reporting their results, but already one big concern emerging. >> the race to get ready for the flu season. why it's a six-month mad dash to get the vaccine made. a look how it's done in the second part of our series tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, october 20th. good evening, everyone. welcome, thanks for joining us from yahoo! to boo who. the pressure is building on yahoo!'s ceo marissa mayer. the company reported earnings and revenue after the bell missing wall street estimates. another not so the hot quarter for a ceo trying to earn the company around. it earned 1r5 cents a share, a penny below expectations. revenue also missing forecasts but at least was above year ago levels. as for the stock, it traded initially lower after the report and as josh lipton reports, ceo marissa mayer may have only two options left. >> her stoc

it. it's not a high quality company you buy when buy when it let's go to tyler. >> caller: hey jump big buck eye boo-yah. >> what's happening. >> caller: ayi. >> it is what the heck. it's good to go with 52-week high today. that's the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by tdameritrade. >>> did you know today was national tax day. we're celebrating on "mad money." why not. i got a play you can bet on. it's not just cute cats on twitter. >> do you follow cute cats on twitter. >> i do. cats rule the internet. >> yes they do. every time someone slams me a troll i send them a picture of a cute cat. >> meow. >>> brand stores like tiffany, pandora all together only 5% of the industry. but if you look at card yay it is expensive. every kiss begins with kay. >> i didn't touch it. >> people want high-speed internet. but if your broad band connection goes down in the house. it's a panic day. my life would not be able to continue on without it. there's the wife, there's interloop net. there's the wrief. there's the wife. she never seen the show. do

>>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> shopping list. the third quarter in the books, one of the worst in years. what does it mean, if anything? and how should you invest? >> down to the wire. the house passed the short-term funding bill that averts the government shutdown for now. >> under the hood. why a growing number of investment choices in your 401(k) may look like mutual funds, but aren't. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, september 30th. >> good evening, everyone, and welcome. a big finish to what was the worst quarter since 2011. and for investors, it was a volatile and turbulent three months. during that time, investors saw all three major indices enter correction territory and witnessed an internet plunge on the dow of more than 1,000 points. for the quarter, about 7.5%. and the today. the materials worst performing sectors all down double digits. the utility was the only group to finish higher in the quarter with a gain of 4.5% but on what is the worst day of the year were stocks, stocks finish

. stolen base. ball put into play, flores. 4-3 mets. tyler clifford takes over. picked up, july 27, from oakland. had a great start coming to the mets. 0.46 e.r.a. here's one. down the right field line. and slipped. goes for the throw. his second of the zigt.oz[ two pitches, two doubles. ben zobrist. and talked about how tricky that corner is. saved some extra bases getting back up. see how the ball continued to run on the wall once it gets stuck there. it will continue around the circle. granderson slipped. this ball hugs the wall. it is going to start running on you. fortunately he got back up. able to keep him at second base. the scouting report on zobrist. he is the one royal who will concede you streak one from time to time. known for being a very patient hitter. once you the put on this kansas city royals uniform. that goes out the window. here is lorenzo cain, 1 for 3. pitch head high. strike one. just to finish. e.r.a. of 6.75. with five home runs allowed.ii5r it's tyler clippard. >> tom: the way he has been hitting the ball to the right side. the 0-1. 0-2. cain. hit .307 during

legal battle between a rocker and a politician. which presidential candidate aero smith's steven tyler says can't use the song anymore. >> in college football, usc is keeping their head coach, steve sarkesian, off the sidelines >>> salt lake city may have street named after san francisco's gay leader harvey milk. an idea that reflects the progressive bent of the city, home to the church of latter-day saints. it will be placed near streets named after martin luther king, and cesar chavez. >> donald trump is in a legal battle over a song he has been using. steven tyler has filed a cease and desist letter asking trump to stop using his ballad "dream on. "the letter says trump is giving the false impression that tyler is endorsing trump's presidential bid. tyler is a registered republican and says this isn't a political or personal issue but rather one of permission and copyrights. drew tuma, you can use any song i ever recorded, i swear. >> we need something that is cooler. >> because it's going to be hot. >> october is known for its warmth and we'll feel tomorrow and on thursday. live do

tyler says can't use the song anymore. >> in college football, usc is keeping their head coach, steve sarkesian, off the sideline you see this look on my face? sfx: growling that's not anger, that's hunger. so i'm gonna have a snack to make me feel better and once i do you will see a look of satisfaction and contentment blossom across my face. see, now i feel better. make your tummy happy mmm yoplait ♪ ♪ it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> salt lake city may have street named after san francisco's gay leader harvey milk. an idea that reflects the progressive bent of the city, home to the church of latter-day saints. it will be placed near streets named after martin luther king, and cesar chavez. >> donald trump is in a legal battle over a song he has been using. steven tyler has filed a cease and desist letter asking trump to stop using his ballad "dream on. "the letter says trump is giving the false impression that tyler is endorsin

off to tyler jenness for the touchdown. extra point good 26-0 in second quarter. 2)iger tyler loehr has the ball when he his stacked indians players ethan johnson for the loss of 5 yards. 3)hird quarter tiger ball sean slattery attempts to get ride of indians hold their own... beating the spencer tigers 26 to 7. heelan riding high after a huge carroll last week hosting a 2-4 storm lake team. 1.iddle of the 3rd, tied with 7's...crusaders ball on the 26... saybein clark gets the handoff to the left... he runs that all the way to the endzone... but this one gets called back for holding. 2.till in the third, still tied at 7... tornadoes ball... qb michael demers tosses one to josh wege... he goes 28 yards for the first and 10. 3.bout a minute to go in the third... demers trying to get something going for the tornadoes... but interception crusaders!! 4.op of the 4th, still tied at 7... check out demers' arm here... and the ups by werge! first down tornadoes! 2.ater in the first... westerners with the ball now... qb cal eskra shows off his arm... tyler waterbury with the catch and the fir

. welcome to "power lunch." thanks for joining us. along with mandy drury, i'm tyler mathisen. financials out of the way. now to earnings from the biggest sector of all, technology. the fourth best performer this year. we'll tell you what investors need to know. >>> united airlines giving no details on the health of its ceo after he suffered a heart attack, but will decide today on its governance process. should companies be made to disclose the thealth of their tp executives to investors? >>> and do you own a drone? if you do, there will be new government rules affecting. >>> we begin with the flood of earnings this week. morgan stanley wrapping it up for the financials, and those shares sinking on its miss of estimates due to weakness in the bond trading business. now the attention turns to tech. ibm kicking it off for us after the bell. that stock is down about 7% so far this year. dominic chu is here with what investors need to know. dom? >> it's 20% of the s&p 500, that technology sector. it by far has a lot more weight than some of these other sectors out there. if you take a look a

gentlemen, thank you very much, welcome, everybody, to "power lunch" i'm tyler mathieson, a bombshell locking the world, fontacy sports allegations of insider trading. so is this going to lead to regulation of this booming business. oil is soaring there, up by 4%. it's actually been pretty stable over the past two months. so is the worst over? well, maybe not. the other looming threat for the oil company. >> and after flattening out for much of the summer, home prices surging again, seeing big gains. what's fueling that one? >> good question. but first to the scandal, hitting the booming world of daily fantasy sports. allegations of insider trading. walk us through it all, domenic chu. >> millions and millions of dollars at stake. that's why it's getting so much attention. many of us play fantasy sports, dfs on the daily sites. let's take you through exactly what the stage is right now. first of all, draftkings and fanduel, it's pretty much a duopoly. they control the daily fantasy sports world. that's why they're so much in focus right now. what is daily fantasy sports? it'

, gentlemen, thank you very much, and welcome to "power lunch." along with mandy drury, i'm tyler mathisen. the bulls are large and in charge. a big rally right now. sgroo shar >> shares of valeant pharmaceutical tanking for a second straight day. now some of the top analysts on wall street that cover the stock are also raising concerns. what they are saying. we'll tell you. >>> and forget the debate over rising interest rates. is the u.s. actually headed for negative rates? what's happening in the u.s. treasury markets lately. >>> but we begin with that big rally on wall street right now. earnings and comments from ecb president mario draghi about the possibility of expanding qe in europe fueling the gains. let's look at the numbers. the dow is up by nearly 300 points. the s&p is up by 33, and the nasdaq gaining by 79, all of them more than 1.5% to the upside. bob pisani joins me from the floor of the stock exchange. bob? >> draghi was the main catalyst, however, there's a slightly different way of looking at some of the earnings reports that i think is impacting things. let's lo

there. when we could see it. reid: donald trump likes classic aerosmith. why steven tyler isn' t on board. tonight, the modern -- the mother of a missing crew member on the cargo ship "el faro" opens up on the tragedy at sea. good evening. mariette wright was one of 33 on board when the ship met the fury of hurricane joaquin. tonight, her proud but grieving mother speaks out, only on 5. our jim lokay has the exclusive interview. >> she would call me from port and say, this is a great cruise! wish you were here. jim: those calls reminded mary shevory how much her daughter, mariette wright, lived for life on the sea. but it came to a halt two weeks ago, when she and 32 others were presumably lost, when the el faro went down in choppy atlantic waters stirred up by hurricane joaquin. >> i had no warning. i got a call one morning that the el faro went missing, and had gone down, and their weren' t -- there weren' t any survivors. jim: and as the days grew longer, the hope that maybe someone pulled through grew dimmer. and the question that remained was, why? >> i believe, if there was an

"power lunch." along with taylor, i'm tyler mathisen. mandy has the day off. just under an hour to go until the fed's latest decision on interest rates. stocks are now higher ahead of that decision. will the language of the fed's statement make a difference? aig getting a boost and how. activist investor carl icahn taking a big stake. he is calling for a breakup. the stock up 13% on the year. he says aig is too big to succeed. and counting down to cnbc's republican presidential debate. it is live tonight from colorado. we'll tell you where the candidates stand on fixing things like social security and medicare, plus what some small businesses would love to hear from the candidates arrayed out there in boulder. meantime, lets aez go down and check in with my friend, kayla at the nyse. kayla. >> hey, ty. the countdown to the latest fed decision is on in earnest. we will get that decision from policy makers in less than one hour's time. steve leaseman is life at the federal reserve and says the fed has some new data to think about today. steve, is it all about gearing up towards december

, some betting on more value. so the bottom line here, mandy and tyler, is we're getting continued volatility. i think a lot of people are still positioning themselves for more volatility. that's why we're seeing a little bit of a sell-off. there's no big news, just people thinking october is going to be volatile, let's just keep playing that volatility. >> right, right. certainly that "v" word is the catchword for 2015. let's head up to the nasdaq and find out what october/the fourth quarter is going to look like. we have bertha coombs live from there. >> certainly not an you a tishs start, mandy. apple is lower. a report saying apple cutting its chip order. that's weighing on the chips. as you take a look at the chipmakers, they're among the biggest decliners today. the other usual suspects among the decliners today, the biotechs. down for the ninth day in the past ten sessions. sam stovall though over at s&p says health care third quarter earnings are expected to post a 28% growth despite the fact that those stocks got battered last quarter. and the s&p is looking at 3% decline.

welcome to "power lunch." glad you could be with us along with mandy drury i'm tyler mathisen. shares of ferrari soaring on its first day. different story for valeant. the pharma giant taking it on the chin on a report by a short seller. >> western digital buying sandisk. the tech stocks that could be next on the chopping block for the next to be acquired. >> and scott wapner just talked with carl icahn. he's taking his activism to a whole new level and realm targeting corporate tax reform. >>> but we begin with the red hot ipo of the day, shares of ferrari are revving higher on their first day of trading. a bit of a rally in stocks overall. we're sitting at 12,290 but just earlier today we cracked above that 17,300 mark for first time since the august flash crash. it seems like we're tracking for the best percentage gains since october of 2011 for the dow and the s&p, bob. >> s&p is up 6% for the month. a little bit of a stealth rally. really tina there, is no alternative, no other places to put your money right now. i want to start with the ferrari ipo. $48 to $52 was the price talk

victory. welcome to "power lunch." along with mandy drury, i'm tyler mathisen. valeant explaining their business model to analysts. investors giving that stock a bumpy ride. right now it is basically flat at $115 but this was a 260-some dollar stock not that long ago. >> apple shares taking a hit right now. they begin shipping their new apple tv this week. how big a deal is it? why it may be more important than the ipad. >>> and about 48 hours to go until cnbc hosts the next republican presidential debate live in colorado. where do the candidates stand on the legalization of marijuana? and what does the booming industry want to hear from them? we'll speak with the ceo of one of the biggest pot dispensaries in the nation. >> we do begin though with the crisis engulfing one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies around. yes, we're talking about valeant and top brass is meteding with analysts today to discuss its about practices after questions were raised by a short selling research firm. the stock recovering from big losses earlier. it's only down by half a percent. let's get more with

♪ >> announcer: this is "nightly business report," with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> no trick but a treat. october turned out not to be scary at all for investors as stocks logged their best month in four years. so what does that mean for the rest of 2015? >>> mega madness. this week's market monitor says you should capitalize on mega trend stocks and he has three names for you. >>> and madoff rebound. what bernie madoff has to do with this year's world series. all that and more for friday october 30th. >>> good evening, everybody, and welcome. october is usually a month associated with fright and ghouls and goblins. and the month typically is approached with a wary eye from investors as well. but this october was anything but scary. in fact, stocks just logged their best month. not just october but any month in four years. the dow and s&p 500 gaining more than 8% for the month while the nasdaq surged nearly 9 1/2%. investors attributed the big run-up to mostly solid earnings reports and easy monetary policy from central banks around the world. as for today the dow jones indus

♪ >> announcer: this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> by stake. an activist investor jumps into ge in order to revive the share price of one of the most widely owned stocks in mutual funds. >>> deal reached. 12 nations, one controversial trade pact. and the impact on the u.s. economy could be massive. >>> cost of convenience. why you're paying record amounts to withdraw your cash. all of that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for monday october 5th. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. glad you could be with us on this rally monday. stocks started the week on a high note. the dow jones industrial average soared 304 points to 16,776. the nasdaq was up 73. and the s&p 500 added 35 points. its fifth straight day of gains and its longest win streak of the year. all three of those major barometers are now out of so-called correction territory meaning they're now less than 10% off their most recent highs. one of the reasons for the blue chip surge was general electric. the widely held company found in and retirementds plan offerings has

>> announcer: this is "nightly business report," with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> big week for both stocks and oil. what drove it and will the rally continue into year end? >>> dumping coal. the two largest public pension funds in the country are selling their holdings in this already beaten down sector. >>> market monitor. our guest tonight has a list of stocks he says will rise 10% over the next year. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for friday october 9th. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm sue herera. >> and i'm tyler mathisen coming to you tonight from rainy new york city. what a week it was, folks, for stocks. the s&p had its best week, believe it or not, of the year. the blue chip dow index up six sessions in a row. its longest win streak since last december. and it wasn't just equities tt saw strength. oil logged a 9% gain during the past five trading sessions. today the dow jones industrial average rose 33 points to close at 17,084. the nasdaq added 19, and the s&p 500 added a point. not much, but it still counts as a win. and look at the numbers

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