. 2-0. >> tom: point, joe, har to allow the tying run to score. even get on base in this case, the go ahead run without your best relief pitcher in the game. bullpen by formula yes but it turned on a cold pitcher in n e eighth inning,g, tyyr clippard. >> harold: guys, i still come play. got two outs. got familia with the hitter on the right side. gets you out of the inning. >>>>joe: now familia with two blown saves in the series. this one trickles away and coming down the line washosmer. he was thinking about continuing to the plate asas duda went after it. >> harold: playing catch right now. they need to catch a baseball. we watched two pitches to d'arnaud that he didn't handle and then a throw to first duda drops. just ugly baseball for a moment here. >> joe: now 2-0 pitch. from familia.. 2-1. >> harold: it goo back to what you said, joe, early. they just make contact. when you put the ball in play you put the pressure on the defense. and that's how they are winning ballgames. >> joe: here comes the 2-1 pitch to perez. fouled, 2-2. >> harold: i don't think any ssff particularly the

get the corner? no. >> joe: high fly ball into right, conforto got under it. orlando, one out. >> tom: just missed it. that was the cutter, the go to pitch. nothing that at bat, didn't quite catch it. >> harold: that's the design of the cutter to make you just miss the barrel, see the ball comes down a little bit instead of hitting the sweet spot. >> tom: i was talking about cheating on it, selling out a bit, opening that front hit to get the barrel on it. >> joe: big out by hochevar to now it is wilmer flores. the shortstop. to the shortstop. two out. >> harold: you get the sense in a game like this, mets scoring on the long ball, for the royals, s srers to get a runner on. that's the different between the two teams and the philosophy. kelly johnson coming to the plate, he can hit the big fly with the best of them. >> joe: part of that deal with atlanta came with uribe from the braves in season. that was the beginning of a domino effect with moves made by sandy alderson to change the offensive complexion of the mets. >> tom: he is more likely to get the curveball, as a vetera

enough about how your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. >> joe: the numbers for matt harvey, 111 pitches. talked his way back out there for the ninth and even after the up the rbi double to hosmer. and now it is moustakas who's got a hit tonight. tying run at second with nobody out in the ninth inning. >> harold: moustakas' job here, get the man to third. >> joe: two blown saves in this world series for familia. ball one outside. since 1969, no closer has blown three saves in a world series. it wasn't easy last night when he came in and it is not easy tonight. tying run at second, nobody out and the royals are doing their thing in the ninth inning. 2-0. >> harold: he is trying to pound that ball away for that same thing in was talking about, make sure you don't get that runner to third base. >> tom: that's right. flores would be typically closer to third base, and trying to hook this ball to the right side. >> joe: to the right side, runner goes to third. that's the tying run. one out. moustakas does his job. here's the reaction by terry collins after the double

>> joe: third down and goal from the 3 coming up for utah. >> brady: had the big personnel out there before the time-out. >> brady: it appears they'll stick with it. number 42, marcus sanders-williams, hanley. out there on the edge as well with poole. >> joe: everybody's eyes in husky stadium on number 23. watch out for number 7. >> joe: option, both of them ends zone, he's in, touchdown utah, on third and goal. >> brady: clearly booker is going to receive all of the attention and wisely travis wilson hesitates just enough to allow the washington defense to overpursue. finds the cutback lane. give credit, he continues to push him out of the way and create the running lane for wilson to get in the end zone. >> joe: second rushing touchdown of the night for wilson. and as with all scoring plays this one is being reviewed. >> referee: play is underreview. >> joe: need a little extra time. >> brady: see if the backside was down before he gets to the end zone. looks like he falls on top for the washington defender as he goes across the goal line. this might be another call that woul

point, joe, hard to allow the tying run to score. even get on base in this case, the go ahead run without your best relief pitcher in the game. bullpen by formula yes but it turned on a cold pitcher in the >> harold: guys, i still come back, murphy makes a routine play. got two outs. got familia with the hitter on the right side. gets you out of the inning. >> joe: now familia with two blown saves in the series. this one trickles away and coming down the line was hosmer. he was thinking about continuing to the plate as duda went after it. >> harold: playing catch right now. they need to catch a baseball. we watched two pitches to d'arnaud that he didn't handle and then a throw to first duda drops. just ugly baseball for a moment here. >> joe: now 2-0 pitch. from familia. 2-1. >> harold: it goes back to what they just make contact. when you put the ball in play you put the pressure on the defense. and that's how they are winning ballgames. >> joe: here comes the 2-1 pitch to perez. fouled, 2-2. >> harold: i don't think any staff particularly the mets with all their power and all th

with it. number 42, marcus sanders-williams, hanley. out t tre on thedge as well with poole. >> joe: everybody's eyes in husky stadium on number 23. watch out for number 7. >> joeoe option, both of them involve wilson cuts, towards the ends zone, he's in, touchdown utah, on third and gl. >> brady: clearly booker is going to receive all of the attention and wisely travis wilson hesitates just enonoh to allow the washington defense to overpursue. finds the cutback lane. give credit, he continues to push him out of the way and create the running lane for wilson to get in the end zone. >> joe: second rushing touchdown of the night for wilson. and as with all scoringng plays this one is being reviewed. >> referee: play is underreview. >> joe: need a little extra time. >> brady: see if the backckde was down before he gets to the end zone. looks like he falls on top for the washington defender as he goes across the goal line. this might be another call that would be hard to overturn based on the call on the fieie. that defender underneath of wilsls. to overturn on that call. >> joe: here's

sanders-williams, hanley. out there on the edge as well with poole. >> joe: everybody's eyes in husky stadium on number 23. watch out for number 7. >> joe: option, both of them involve wilson cuts, towards the ends zone, he's in, touchdown utah, on third and goal. >> brady: clearly booker is going to receive all of the attention and wisely travis wilson hesitates just enough to allow the washington defense to overpursue. finds the cutback lane. give credit, he continues to push him out of the way and create the running lane for wilson to get in the end zone. >> joe: second rushing touchdown of the night for wilson. and as with all scoring plays this one is being reviewed. >> referee: play is underreview. >> joe: need a little extra time. >> brady: see if the backside was down before he gets to the end zone. looks like he falls on top for the washington defender as he goes across the goal line. this might be another call that would be hard to overturn based on the call on the field. that defender underneath of wilson. i don't know in there's anything >> joe: here's my question to head

>> joe: the numbers for matt harvey, 111 pitches. talked his way back outhere for the ninth and even after the leadoff walk stayed in to give up the rbi double to hosm. and now it is moustakas who's t a hittonight. tying run at second with nobody out in the ninth inning. >> harold: moustakas' job here, get the man to third. >> joe: two blown saves in this world series for familia. ball one outside. three saves in a world series. it wasn't easy last night when he came in and it is not easy tonight. tying run at second, nobodyut and the royals are doing their thing in the ninth inning. 2-0. >> harold: he is trying to pound that ball away for that same thing in was talking about, make sure you don't get that runner to third base. >> tom: that's right. flores would be typically closer to third base, and trying to hook this ball to the right side. >> joe: to the righthtside, runner goes to third. one out. moustakas does his job. here's the reaction by terry collins after the double by hosmer. a stomp o of the foot, reaction by matt harvey. now with the tying run at third after the do

>> joe: the numbers for matt harvey, 111 pitches. talked his way back out there for the ninth and even after the leadoff walk stayed in to give up the rbi double to hosmer. and now it is moustakas who's got a hit tonight. tying run at second with nobody out in the ninth inning. >> harold: moustakas' job here, get the man to third. >> joe: two blown saves in this world series for familia. ball one outside. three saves in a world series. it wasn't easy last night when he came in and it is not easy tonight. tying run at second, nobody out and the royals are doing their thing in the ninth inning. 2-0. >> harold: he is trying to pound that ball away for that same thing in was talking about, make sure you don't get that runner to third base. >> tom: that's right. flores would be typically closer to third base, and trying to hook this ball to the right side. >> joe: to the right side, runner goes to third. one out. moustakas does his job. here's the reaction by terry collins after the double by hosmer. a stomp of the foot, reaction by matt harvey. now with the tying run at third after th

daniel murphy. here comes a 1-0. to salvador perez. with the royals leading. 2-0. >> tom: my point, joe, hard to allow the tying run to score. even get on base in this case, the go ahead run without your best relief pitcher in the game. bullpen by formula yes but it turned on a cold pitcher in the eighth inning, tyler clippard. >> harold: guys, i still come back, murphy makes a routine play. got two outs. got familia with the hitter on the right side. gets you out of the inning. >> joe: now familia with two blown saves in the series. this one trickles away and coming down the line was hosmer. he was thinking about continuing to the plate as duda w went aft it. >> harold: playing catch right now. they need to catch a baseball. we watched two pitches to d'arnaud that he didn't handle and then a throw to first duda drops. just ugly baseball for a moment here. >> joe: now 2-0 pitch. from familia. 2-1. >> harold: it goes back to what you said, joe, early. they just make contact. when you put the ball in play you put the pressure on the defense. and that's how they are winning ballgames. >> j

>> joe: third down and goal from the 3 coming up for utah. >> brady: had the big personnel out there before the time-out. >> brady: it appears they'll stick with it. number 42, marcus sanders-williams, hanley. out there on the edge as well with poole. >> joe: everybody's eyes in husky stadium on number 23. watch out for number 7. involve wilson cuts, towards the ends zone, he's in, touchdown utah, on third and goal. >> brady: clearly booker is going to receive all of the attention and wisely travis wilson hesitates just enough to allow the washington defense to overpursue. finds the cutback lane. give credit, he continues to push him out of the way and create the running lane for wilson to get in the end zone. >> joe: second rushing touchdown of the night for wilson. and as with all scoring plays this one is being reviewed. >> referee: play is underreview. >> joe: need a little extra time. >> brady: see if the backside was down before he gets to the end zone. looks like he falls on top for the washington defender as he goes across the goal line. this might be another call that

fund. sure... ok. how your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. >> joe: the numbers for matt harvey, 111 pitches. for the ninth and even after the leadoff walk stayed in to give up the rbi double to hosmer. and now it is moustakas who's got a hit tonight. tying run at second with nobody out in the ninth inning. >> harold: moustakas' job here, get the man to third. >> joe: two blown saves in this world series for familia. ball one outside. since 1969, no closer has blown three saves in a world series. it wasn't easy last night when he came in and it is not easy tonight. tying run at second, nobody out and the royals are doing their thing in the ninth inning. 2-0. >> harold: he is trying to pound that ball away for that same thing in was talking about, make sure you don't get that runner to third base. >> tom: that's right. flores would be typically closer to third base, and trying to hook this ball to the right side. >> joe: to the right side, runner goes to third. that's the tying run. one out. moustakas does his job. here's the reaction by terry collins after the do

i am alix steel. joe: and i am joe weisenthal. alix steel we are closing ahead of the weekend. joe: but the question is, "what'd you miss?". number, all eyes are now on december. joe: and borrowing from peter to pay paul, why buybacks may be over. charts that have look at whether the comeback is an even. ♪ alix: of course we begin with markets, this is ho-hum when you look at the index levels, because we are mixed. index movements are not that big. scarlet: within the sector, that is when you see stories coming together. financial leading gains. they are giving the profit margin a much-needed boost. utilities are getting crushed, down by more than 3%. and a noticeable reaction and treasuries for the big tumble in price, that means higher yields, hide -- rising to some highs, the highest and 4.5 years. joe: the other thing, the 10 year is rallying even further, so people thinking this may be a sign, the short-term rates really fed sensitive, the others economically sensitive, so you saw this two-year yield and a really strong pop in 10 year yields, suggesting that the jobs report

the year last week. joe: the question is, what'd you miss? expected,te hike is and we weigh the odds and what they mean for the market. plus, negative interest rates. europe digs deeper into negative territory. going strong into the holiday season, and our guest whycharts that he says show , but, of course, we have to begin with the markets. it looked like markets were going to be able to sustain that rally we saw, and the best weekly rally that we have seen did not do it, and it ended a two-date winning streak, but, -- two-day ended a winning streak. joe: we saw some yields heading up, and it looked flat, but still, the momentum is up, and is says fund futures -- it beginning to seem like that rate hike is a lock. alix: we saw that reflected also ollar, soro/d continuing that kind of theme. are saying isle that there would have to be something majorly bad to derail the rate hike. endingnd we saw allergan down, despite that merger. there were the rumors that started in october, but nonetheless, it seemed like the market got a little tired of the m&a. new it seemed like a market

for gordon. naturally hits the ball to the right side, gets dyson over. >> joe: here in the east, it is november 2nd. have to pay to dyson is taking reed out of his game where he can sit back, try to throw a strike. it is so unconventional, you know you get the runner to second base, you think good, stay there. i watched him so many times run to third. saying why are they going. they steal the bag anyway. it has taken reed out of his game in four pitches to gordon already. >> joe: go ahead run at second with nobody out. alex gordon at the plate. full count. you can hear from the second base bag microphone wilmer flores, the shortstop, yelling there. there's a lot of cat and mouse going on there near the bag. that will get out of play. >> harold: i love it. hear the communication going on here, the spikes and everything. flores' attention has gone to dyson. >> tom: think about everything sinking with a four seamer, best pick is a slider. >> harold: almost like relax, guys. i like the fact as a hitter, you want him to sit there, jump around. i have two sides, let me see the ball. >

alix: what a rally. u.s. stocks closing at their second hide. joe: the question is why did you miss? scarlet: they are winding down the global macro fund. joe: terrorism's threat to the market. how terrorism is hurting to arisen and what it could mean for the ruble. alix: and the rise of the robots. how will we find work? we begin with the markets. you said it perfectly. what a rally. six stocks higher for everyone that has fallen. that makes of the broadest rally since october 5. after those minutes came out it was off to the races. banks and biotech shares taking the lead from energy as they wavered. andfter last thursday friday when i think there were a couple of down days, a lot of people would have guessed we would see more volatility. we have seen calmness. yesterday was flat. was climbingket higher, it just seems like it was a relief rally. everything is -- joe: there were no surprises. alix: what caught my eye was apple. it got an interesting up grade. they said the stop needs to be re-rated. it is going to be a service company and sell you stuff for your whole ecosystem. th

falling. joe: the question is, what did you miss? shopping holiday season begins, is more trouble ahead? orwell -- or will americans get out and spend? joe: is there more selling ahead, or is it time to buy nike. the paris attacks one week later, our guests says they could send friends -- france into recession. highs inwe made our the first hour, but it has been to lower, we did manage to end the day with gains. it rounded off the best week for the s&p 500 since october. energy stocks falling 1.1%. consumer discretionary where the best performers. joe: big boost today from nike, that was a major mover. we had the news yesterday they were splitting. investors like that. yields.s. two-year continue to creep up above 0.9% for the first time in a while. people start to lock in on that rate hike possibility. chipotle fell to the lowest level since 2014. it was the biggest selloff since 2012. alix: there was another e. coli outbreak linked to the restaurant. it has spread to a total of six states, worst performer in the s&p. already they had a deal with 43 stores already affected. analy

alix: u.s. stocks were framed from higher losses. little changed in near a two-week high. joe: what did you miss? alix: u.s. consumer confidence weaker than it has been in a year. + tensions between russia and turkey. a russian fighter jet is shot down by jerking your the syrian border. how this incident is making a very messy situation even worse. spots in emerging markets. an expert is bullish on latin america. with a stockgin market. overall it was relatively quiet day. volume, little bit more but it feels like we are going into the holiday weekend with no selling or trading action happening. joe: absolutely. after the news from turkey came out, we saw some revenue lyrical fears -- renewed political fears. people got scared that this was going to spiral. we do not know how this is going to develop. but at least from a market perspective concerns over that were rushed -- were brushed off pretty fast. we're solidly up on the day. that has to do with oil. we saw the premium come into oil when we heard that turkey rushed the news. when stocks bottomed out oil also started to recover

[bell] alix: u.s. stocks had the worst week since august, s&p 500 falling below their average. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" hittingtail woes, it is retailers. what it means for the shopping season. joe: and a bright spot in mexico, emerging markets may be getting clobbered, but there is promise in our southern neighbor. scarlet: and the rise of the robot, will it take over so many jobs and how will we find work if they do? scarlet: we begin with the market, the s&p and dow closing at three week lows. you could argue that the drop in equities is reflecting a disappointing retail sales today, and we had disappointing chinese growth numbers in an oversupply of oil, but these are the same themes, recovering could see more tense. joe: the stock market did come a little bit off the last couple of days were ugly and we are in a down streak now. credit,ointed out, that which has gotten a lot of attention before the big selloff in august, that has been weakening and there have been trends on higher yields my back to where they were in october. people often say that credit is a l

>> u.s. stocks closing mixed joe: the question is, what did you miss? disney earnings out in minutes. the they will tell us about media business. >> and the ripple effects of quantitative easing. >> we begin with the markets. not a lot to get excited about. everyone is paying attention to the jobs report. no one wants to get ahead of it. people say it tilts more towards the summer. conviction in one direction or the other. very, before the storm. scarlet: no, when it comes to valiant stock. it fell the most since 2011 closing at its lowest since 2013. i wanted to take a look at what has happened. i want to take a dive into the bloomberg terminal. i have outlined for key moments. the pain started here in september of the 21st when hillary clinton said it is outrageous. it hit the valiant stocks. a few days later we have the democrats in the house asked subpoena valiant for drug price increases. over here this is where you have the huge leg down, the subpoena served to valiant. they will be on the hook. this happen before the report came out accusing it of sketchy practices. th

>> u.s. stocks glowing -- closing lower. joe: the question is, what did you miss? plaintt: two charts makes . joe: the trouble with buybacks. we speak to the author about report on the puerile's of short-term thinking. an nyu professor joins us on new rules in the pharma sector. with thewe begin markets. the u.s. stock market was opened , no real economic data. retailers were the big loser. the dollar weakened and oil came down a little bit but it was kind of a ho-hum day. row five of six days in a in the rso nothing dramatic. we were in the green a little bit and then up and down. you have to look at gold prices if you want to see some serious action. 2010.west level since this is huge, this is all about the fed. saying --sts reaction a lot of the is in the treasury market. , really interesting earlier today. let's dive into the bloomberg look at short-term versus long-term volatility. the yellow line represents volatility at the front end of the market. the green line is the long in rate volatility, that's pretty much stagnant, not going anywhere. you're seeing volatility on

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i am joe weisenthal. alix steel is off today. ♪ [bell rings] scarlet: u.s. stocks closing lower with the s&p 500 clinging to a tiny advance for the month of november. joe: but the question is, "what'd you miss?" scarlet: we break it all down for you. joh: and as we go into the final month of 2015, what are the banks predicting? and the reserve currency basket. we dig in and what it means for global markets. but we begin, of course, with the markets on the final trading day of november. we see that stocks are due to and the month with these smallest, the slimmest of gains, only be nasdaq finishing up more than 1%, so everything was solved 1%. seen volume down in the last couple of days before thanksgiving, but as we tight of, there are a market moving items on the calendar this week. : yes, short-term edging up just a tiny amount, but it is a huge week because we have tons of economic data coming out. we have the opec decision, the ecb decision, and the opec -- the jobs report. a lot of exciting stuff for the end of the week. scarlet: and a lot of surprise, especially if mario dr

to keep the country safe. ine president joe biden is croatia meeting with leaders from southeast europe to discuss the growing refugee crisis. about 5000 migrants are entering europe every day. indonesia is increasing security across the country after a video surfaced threatening attacks on jakarta police headquarters in the presidential palace. security has been tightened at airports, embassies, and shopping centers as well. home, the hurricane has strengthened. it is the strongest hurricane in the eastern pacific for this late in the year. forecasters say it is expected to strengthen even more in the next four hours. it could become a major hurricane. -- 24 hours. it could become a major hurricane. right now it is not pose a threat. get more on these and other breaking stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com website. while the s&p 500 hovers near three-week highs, the next guest content a cyclical bear market is underway. joining us from minneapolis, doug ramsey, chief investment officer at leuthold management. i want to start on the management side -- people say we are

joe: and i am joe weisenthal. [bell rings] u.s. stocks struggling to rebound. joe: "bloomberg west -- miss?t'd you and is there a new goldilocks scenario, and what would make it just right for the fed to raise rates? and the future of the chinese consumer. we have got the charts you cannot miss. but we begin, of course, with the markets. we start the day on a bit of a good sell because we had the big rally yesterday, did go up by a tense of 1% for the s&p 500, and walmart had a and her day. at one point, it had its against advances since 2008, but even after the rally, if you look at the chart, it is only back to the $60 level, which is where it fell after the guidance. joe: and there is a good earnings report with home depot, and it looks like we're getting a big followthrough from yesterday, but in the end, it turned into kind of a nothing. alix: and there is a function theed the port function on terminal, and walmart contributed about 2% to the whichreturn of the spy, basically tracks the s&p, and it did have a very big contribution to the overall stock market. what i thought wa

i am joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?" u.s. stocks closing lower. the dollar strengthens. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?" an improving economy put the december rape increase back on the table. rate back on the table. we begin with the markets. she said december is still a live possibility. it december raid >> i don'tcreased understand what she said today that was that surprising market tookly, the it to mean that they are serious about december. financials it didn't move. usually when we see a rape increase, we see an increase in financials. we did not see that today. you have to wonder whether something else is going on here. joe: there was that isn services number. him -- ism services number. alix: let's take a look at the two year yield. this is a three-day chart. you can see this spike higher. if you go back five years. the yield is now at its highest level in four years. it was already going higher before her testimony. joe: what happens when the fed raises rates. short term rates are already rising. it is not a binary thing. it is a process ongoing. she startedefore s

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time to get off zero. what it means for the market. joe: how fractured repossession rates could affect the fed exit. green,alked to jeff whose ideas of bridging the income gap are getting attention. >> we begin with the markets, another down day. the dow off by triple digits. notable selloff by commodities. oil below $42 a barrel. looks pretty ugly. with the commodities, it started in ugly. commodities, copper, gold got slammed, a really ugly day. no one is spared. ugly consumer credit creation number out of china last night. it really had to do with oil. it is close to $40 a barrel. s&p, the s&p could not shake off oil. the energy stocks erased 17 points, not as much as health care or financial, but a substantial amount. it was the big names. there was an inventory build. the selling also happen earlier this week. it feels like a lot of momentum to the downside with no real catalyst. we knew we were oversupplied. they are still short when it comes to energy. joe: at least the energy shorts are making some money. alix: another area is in the currency market. i want to take a deep dive,

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. first, roads kennedy and her retailers effort to protect her eldest daughter and later joe, the patriarch, in his unending search for a cure that would not come. then, for that placement where his beloved rosemary could grow and feel productive. she was born born in an age when intellectually challenged and learning disabled children have few options. bleak, educational opportunities and limited prospects to lead independent lives. just kennedy was protective of his children. so fearful fearful that one of his sons might die should the u.s. go to war in europe, he did everything in his power, including disobeying the very president who once pointed him ambassador to prevent the epic of world war ii. his greatest fears would come true of course, losing his firstborn son joe junior, and a few months later, his poor widow daughter, kathleen. rosemary might also be considered a victim of that war, in the one setting where she most flourished was under the care of mother isabel of the assumption care of mother isabel of the assumption sisters of the belmont house, outside of london,

18. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" we will have aig earnings out in just minutes. predicted investors information on our show on halloween and now they have a new prediction about natural gas. visa'snd we talked to cfo later this hour. course: but we began, of , with the markets. you can't really say it is positive, it is just in a lurch right now. the s&p 500 is at about their highest since late july. joe: the market is really impressive because we did not out oft kind of data china, but still the market is pricing in december, so it is not like we have expectations way off in the future. alix: but we did have a pretty strong rally in the euro, as opposed to the dollar enough down. one area that was really ugly, though, was chipotle. it was at its lowest levels since july. it has raised $1 billion in -- dropped $1 billion in market value just today. this could actually hit fourth-quarter eps by $.62 per share. this is not nothing. joe: chip only makes a really big deal about its food safety, and so that is a kind of notable problem for them recently. dive i want

than the market was anticipating, that is why we are seeing this. joe: you have heard the return of the dovish hike term today. we could get a hike, but there would be a signal of slow paces after. i want to dive into my terminal to talk about a major thing that happened in the market today. it is a big political and economic applications -- united health said it is considering pulling out of obamacare. they would no longer offer insurance on the exchanges. it is not for sure, but they have been losing money. who are the big losers? the hospital stocks. the hospitals have had a huge run, they believed they would get more business, several big all got slams today by -- slammed today. all big drops on each of them. this is a big story that a major health insurance company is saying maybe not for us. scarlet: the question is what happens when these insurers pull out. who pays for people going to the hospital? joe: remaining insurers can raise their prices and be more profitable. there is no solution if everyone pulls out. people still go to the hospital. alex: the pr part is awful for

and time magazine columni joe klein. his latest book "charlie mike" profiles who veterans, eric greitens and jake wood, who created public service organizations after leaving the military. mr. klein visited with guests and took part in a panel. >> that's what this book is about. and -- >> syria. >> no, no, we need them here. >> i see what you mean. >> we don't have -- >> many of them come back and they're not -- -- talked about creating a wage for people who have had those experiences in military service, some sort of formal credit that can transfer. >> i've been fighting this fight. i'm a journalist for everything else but only for the next year, but i'm a lobbyist when it comes to these kids, and i have been trying to get the administration to start a program that would give them licenses for their skills before they get out. we need 70,000 welders in the country, and there are plenty of welders coming out of the military. then the have to pay money and go to school. if they come but with a credential -- >> that's sensible. , who is against that. >> i tell you. >> the unions.

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impact from natural gas to trade over the downing of the turkish jet. joe: is the shopping season set to fade? el niÑo could wreak havoc on the economy. we will discuss the effects of a warmer winter. we begin with the markets. it was a very light volume trading day. stocks ended mildly in the green. the s&p was off by 30% versus the 10 day average. has felt whole week like a classic holiday week, low-volume, not much of volatility, not much of direction in the market. --got a big delusion of data bunch of data. it was kind of mixed. there were some good numbers in terms of services and durable good orders. mediocre numbers on consumers and spending. alix: that feeling you should see transmitted through the two-year yields and tenure yields. both of them sold off. the idea is that if you have murky data, perhaps the fed will have a slower pace. that whole curve moves down as you can see in the spread there. joe: everyone has accepted that a december rate hike is likely. what happens to rates in the future? if people are not feeling the data is great, those rates come down. i want

stocks tumbling lower amid a global selloff. the s&p following the most in a month. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?" scarlet: does the fed's path need to be re-examined? joe: plus as the fed pairs back on monetary easing, what does it mean for emerging markets, especially china? alix: european creditors need a release aids to payments. we get a live update from brussels. began, of course, with the markets. off the jobs report, people betting a rate hike will happen december. people forgot what happened on merged ahead. rates are rising, 2.3% for the 10-year. joe: it is weird, the delayed reaction we are seeing. everyone is attributing the selloff to the realization a rate hike could really be coming. but who knows? sometimes the markets to sell off. alix: i don't buy it. you get the jobs number and than four days later we are going to have a jump? i don't buy it. joe: the markets are noisy. sometimes they go up. sometimes they go down. this pharmaceutical company -- joe, you pointed this out. with significantly more downside then valeant, and this company was a far wor

morning joe. with us on set we have washington anchor and managing editor. john, i was telling you before, when you right a book could you please stop being so boring and stop not making waves and creating problems between long standing allies. >> noted. thank you. >> we're going to be diving into his new book destiny and power. it's causing a lot of discussion about the past 10, 20, 30 years or so. the american odyssey of george h.w. bush which is officially out next week. you're going to want to read this book. also with us kristin anderson and joe's going to be joining us in just a minute. let's jump into one of big headlines of the morning. tuesday's republican presidential debate is going to be looking different from the first three with two candidates bumped down from the main stage and two others failing to make the card. not that there's an easy way to put on these debates but i'm not sure, well, listen to this. fox business network announced the eight person line up for tuesday's prime time debate. two of the previous competitors, new jersey governor chris christie and mik

gdp data out of japan that shows it to begin to recession. joe: last week we has the at friday thursday were ugly. obviously the attack in paris on friday. --opeans stocks ended lower precious talks in particular got hit at the open. but by the end of the day they ended as flat. no change -- expect thisnot have when dubai open. that did not spread to the u.s.. u.s. about the -- is about as 100 day average. joe: even if it had not been for the attack in paris, you might have expected a negative a because of how ugly thursday and friday was going into the weekend. alix: you could say we passed the 50 day. we are due for some kind of oversold bounce. ,oesn't actually have any legs or is it just a relief rally because we are so beaten out. a lot of people think it is about the dollar. and incredibly surprising day. take a look at how market reaction has been during other periods like this. putting this day and week into perspective. why line 9/11. he saw stocks fall after that it we were in the midst of a recession. ,, the greenline purple line, with the exception of 2008, they con

entertainment tonight. >> we have exclusive details aboutsophia and joe's wedding while gwen shocks us by saying those three little words to blake and will smith calls his marriage grueling. oh yeah, he did. all that on theway. >> and kevin phrasier will be along in a few minutes. first we are just moments away from the dancing with the stars finale and all bets are on mi mindy broke down. they arranged a faye toe. >> she didn't know the photo was going to come up. it was a photo of h her father and the producers knew. she said i had no idea you were going to todo that. tell us what it felt like in the room to watch that live. >> everyone has to take a moment. it was poignant and po it felt larger than the sh >> you can expect more tears tonight. a portion of tonight's hour season finale will be broadcasted here live tonight at the shopping center. we have new video of the three in rehearsal. here is the big question. can anyone beat mindy? there's four reasons she's the front runner. number one, her story. >> her sto is so compelling. person. know her. partner, derek, as a former competi

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