. >>> and in the uk a somali money transfer service wins a court case against barclays bank. meaning it can stay open for now. ♪ >>> a brutal 20-month conflict in the democratic republic of congo as finally come to an end. the political leader said it's fighters were laying down their guns. the regional commander is reported to have escaped across the border to rwanda. in a statement released, he said we have decided to pursue a solution of the problems that gave birth to our movement through purely political means. the army has been bombarding the group pushing it back to hill tops near the city of goha. the name m-23 comes from a peace agreement signed on march 23rd, 2009. the group formed in april last year, because the government hadn't kept it part of the deal. peace talks began in december last year, but they never got very far, so in march the un sent a special force to support the army. last month it stepped up its efforts to combat the rebels. malcolm webb is with us about 70 kilometers from the prove vin shall capital. what has been happening on the ground? and di

barclays barry knapp is up next, on why you can expect only a third of the 2013 gains next year. and wells fargo getting a nice pop after dan loeb here on cnbc revealed his stake in that company. we'll look inside his portfolio and find out what else he owns. that and much more on "the half." [ bagpipes and drums playing over ] [ music transitions to rock ] make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason

but barclays barry knapp is here with his just released outlook for 2014, and why he is expecting a third of this year's gains. that and much more is ahead at the top of the hour, carl. >> thank you so much, scott. >>> we're here with david favor who, i think, has some terms of the settlement between the doj and the u.s. air and amr. >> in fact, that is the case. we have a press release from the department of justice,out lining the settlement. six states attorney general and the district of columbia that joined in the doj objecting to this merger, we have a proposed settlement, one we expect is going to have -- will be accepted, has already been, and will be put in place. it is going to call for a good deal of divestitures at airports in boston, chicago, dallas, los angeles, miami, new york, and, of course, reagan national outside of washington, d.c. saying, at least what they say,

cut to underweight from equal weight over at barclays today, stating delta is now the better play in that space. weiss? >> i don't think that's anything new. i think they're late to the party. i love the group -- the entire group, ual happens to be my least favorite. favorite remains american and u.s. air. >> priceline is in the green today despite disapointing guidance and separately the company is going to split the chairman and ceo roles, as well. what's the trade here, guys? >> well, i still look at this stock, scott. and this is one of these you look at the q3 numbers they put up, they crushed. this is not an overly priced stock right now. very much like expedia. i they'll both have room to the upside. >> all right. and the gap today? that's an interesting story, too. jumping after reporting better-than-expected third

jim mccormack is head of research at barclays, live in london. welcome to the "halftime" show. good to talk to you. >> thanks for having me. >> still a winning trade, or no? >> yeah, i think it is. if you look at the underlying story, there's big changes going on in japan. so far, it's the economic indicators are telling you it's working, and i don't think it's valued yet. >> yeah, i mean, it has been one of certainly the best and most crowded, i guess, trades, it's fair to say. is there any danger in the number of people who seem to be in this thing? >> yeah, i think the indicators suggest there's still a lot of interest, although i'd argue it's a lot less than it used to be. and i suppose the big risk here is that the next leg of this trade is probably going to need some government policy action, and you may need the market to force them into it, which means maybe the first move is lower dorian and lower japanese equities, but then go up quite

barclays hired him away from the financial services authority. he was given the job to help clean up barclays including working with government investigators. now he is leaving due to exhaustion and stress. he is about 58 years old, he led in 2007-2012 and how to clean up after they were pushed out the door at barclays. liz: juniper networks is moving lower right now. interesting. he was chief technology officer. does that help? >> he has a good pedigree there. i was just saying i looked into his background, has a really solid background in operations and tech. he came up through the banking world that is another jump we are going to see from the banking world into tech. you see juniper is under pressure as well. liz: you don't want that as incoming ceo. we will watch it. the closing bell ringing in 50 minutes. call it twitter for you, the investor. we speak with the chairman and founder, this the company that has managed well in advance of anybody else to harness the power of social media as it pertains to stocks. and really would you watching t

barclays maven on why your hopes for a big next year will be dashed. >>> and the muni playbook. the popular investment, we'll game plan the best options ahead. >>> we do begin with the truth about twitter. the stock has been trading publicly for four days, remains one of the market's most active names, and it seems everyone has an opinion on what the stock is really worth, including iac ceo barry diller who said this this morning. >> twitter's capitalization will turn over hundreds of times. if that doesn't tell you there's very little investing going on, or anybody -- nobody values the company at $40 billion. that's not sane. >> well, here's a look at how the stock is trading today. it's still below the ipo-high with shares soon available to short. what is your best move now? it is "halftime," and let's play the action. >>> josh brown, what is the trade on twitter? >> yeah, scott, in the stock market, there are very few overnight sensations. this thing has been trading for less than a business week. so the smart play here, if you want to be a long-term investor, you're probably

and barclay's and j.p. morgan you're going to have to start targeting people more in your own country to see what's happening in the u.k. or the u.s. financial terrorism like we saw r.b.s. world bank of scotland a couple down a sigh. or were financially terrorized by osborne cameron and royal bank of scotland and that's the point that's the dirty war the dirty wars it's dirty money it's dirty money war so that's why the film at the end of the day lacked a lot of it because it failed to get into the real dirty financial aspect of what these mass extrajudicial murders it's all about the money you know it to think that it's about some kind of a moral deficiency by some group of people is to not understand that sense more ality doesn't trade on the new york stock exchange there is no morality there never will be more reality and so you can't even start from a place of morality you have to start from a place of sublime three hundred sixty degree corruption that has no beginning or end it's a mobius strip of corr

and barclay's and j.p. morgan you're going to have to start targeting people more in your own country to see what's happening in the u.k. or the u.s. financial terrorism like we saw r.b.s. the world bank of scotland a couple down a southport were financially terrorized by osborne cameron and royal bank of scotland and that's the point that's the dirty war the dirty wars it's dirty money it's dirty money war so that's why the film at the end of the day lacked a lot of it because it failed to get into the real dirty financial aspect of what these mass extrajudicial murders it's all about the money you know it to think that it's about some kind of a moral deficiency by some group of people is to not understand that sense more ality doesn't trade on the new york stock exchange there is no morality there never will be more reality and so you can't even start from a place of morality you have to start from a place of sublime three hundred sixty degree corruption that has no beginning or end it's a mobius strip of

. >>> el partido mÁs atractivo de la fecha 1 de la barclay premier league, se jugÓ en la pantalla telemundo entre manchester united y el lÍder arsenal. un encuentro que no decepcionÓ aunque fue cerrado, con pocos espacios, pero emotivo en su recta final con el Árbitro mas joven de la barclay premier league. debutÓ a los 25 el gol que marca la diferencia. robin rooney. ex jugador del arsenal. marcando con la camiseta de manchester united a su ex equipo. y mejorÍa en la parcial complementaria. mesut Özil tendrÍa una mÁs wayne rooney. la pelota y el zurdazo pasa realmente muy cerca. no estuvo fino en el puntillazo final el equipo de arsenal, como tampoco chris... el lateral por derecha que llegaba en esta oportunidad. es una de las 2 que tuvo frente al Área, en el area menor. el danÉs nicolÁs bender y una mas con la diferencia de este goldman shgol manches united a 5 punto del lÍder arsenal sigue en primer lugar con 25 puntos. la gran sorpresa de la fecha, gustavo el uruguayo y el chileno manuel pellegrini en inglaterra, 2 tÉcnico sudamericano fue la sorpresa, philip marcando al p

>> i love charles barclay. 50 percent of him is great and 50 percent is bar gage. you have to take the good with the garbage. it is refreshing i guess to hear a celebrity talk about black on black crime who isn't on fox news, he is somewhere else doing it. it would be nice to see that happen among black politicians. unfortunately it doesn't. i think he said more about black crime than president obama did in five years. >> i agree. the first half of what he said is not redick louse. not enough intelligent blacks. that's absurd. the last part about black on black crime that will resinate more than anything i have heard in the last three years coming from somebody like barkley. he is sending a message to the al sharptons and jesse jackson if one of you two said this it would have a big impact on people. >> i think his honesty and candor is refreshing and like the eyebrows. >> i didn't notice the eyebrows but i am going to check next. >> he said something about running for office. i think he should. >> not after the incident when he was pulled over. >> but everybody ha

why is this not turning a bigger profit for the barclay? is this signaling trouble for other stadiums? he has written about this as executive editor at "forbes" magazine. great to have you. >> great to be here, lori. lori: it is only on track for something like 25 million. what's the problem? >> well it's a little behind in terms of sponsorships but i think when you look at the loss figure that you cited i think it is because it costs a lot of money to pay off the debt that was used to finance the arena. costs over $50 million a year to pay the financing costs and the operating costs of the arena. first six months of this year there is a 6 million-dollar loss at the arena. but that said, we got to look at this. also as a means of increasing the value of the nets. the value of the nets have gone from $300 million with bruce rattner paid for the team to probably in the neighborhood of 6, $700 million. so there is a side asset here that it is increasing in value. lori: sure. talk about the structure of financing these new arenas and big renova

he meets up with professor barclay. and the two men begin the journey to paris to deliver the findings. for four hours, they pore over the details of the report preparing to explain its significance. as the paris evening draws in, it's a tense wait for suha and zahwa. they hope the study will offer more answers to their questions. by late evening, saad djebbar and professor barclay make it to paris p ready to break the news. >> my principal task is to look at, take a forensic overview of cases. i have been through that in great detail. and i hope i can now explain to you it's conclusions. if you remember back in last year we found the presence of polonium 210 in various body fluids from things taken at the time. the results were very high and in my view, not only were they very high, but the pattern of those results in p there was a urine stain if you remember and a bloodstain p could not be manipulated in any way. you couldn't have fiddled it. had you kept the samples in your possession for 5 or 6 years, nothing you co

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barclays says it is disappointed in the decision. it release at statement saying the bank made a legitimate decision to exit these businesses based upon the well known risks of money laundering and terrorist financing. in the money service business sector. the risk of financial crime is an important regulatory concern, and we take our responsibilities in relation to this very seriously. the hub says it had strict anti-money laundering systems in place, and complies with all requirements. somali's prime minister welcomes the decision, but he and many other somalis are calling for a long term solution, to protect the country's financial lifeline, from being threatened again. al jazeera, london. >> germany's foreign ministry says it has asked britain to respond to a report that the -- it follows claims published by british news paper in a network of electronic spying operations exists in diplomatic buildings around the world. last month, it was revealed that german chancellor's mobile phone was allegedly tapped by u.s. spying agencies.

. >>> while the barclays premier league has not been affected arsene wenger of arsenal says that authorities have to remain vigilant. >> not just a concern for me, for me it is a shame that once you do not know any more, then people see something absolutely disastrous and so i think that we have to absolutely fight against that with the strongest severity to get that out of the game. >> and ryan giggs turned 40 on friday and the welshman says that he has no desire to hang up the boots, he has made 193 appearances for the premier league champions, scoring 168 goals and he was a scorer in ine game against bayer leverkusen and there has been a lot of praise for his longevity in the game and there is just one place where he ranges amongst the all-time freights in the barclays premier league. >> undoubtedly at the top because of his longevity and the amount of time that he has played with one club what he has done in europe, in the premier league. i mean, every season you could look through look to his moments and i just think as well, when you look to him, how he plays at his age it is terrific,

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barclays downgrading kellogg from underweight to buy weight. kellogg down 1.25% on the day. sue? >> we all might be our who e7b 1 k's worst enemies when it comes to growing it. target date funds have become the automatic default options but nearly 70% of employees still pick their own investments according to jpmorgan. they found those that stuck with target dates saw an average return of 13% in the last three years. employees who manage their own account had a return of under 11.5%. part of the reason for this do it yourselfers, they often park their money in accounts without actively managing them. the jpmorgan analysis found 90% of those type of investors do that. they put the money in but don't manage it actively. let the new video game wars begin. playstation 4 hits the stores and microsoft releaguses its ne x-box next week. so what's the difference? >> i'm in the middle of some hard core investigative journalism trying out the new ps4. we'll have a lot more on this console when "power lunch" continues in just 30 seconds. >> coming up on "street signs" we'll talk about a ver

barclays also is cooperating, and a top e.u. official last month called what the banks are doing here, quote, shocking. giving it back to you. liz: and maybe we can put those banks up again. jpmorgan, doing bank, credit agricole and a couple of other foreign banks, correct? >> reporter: that's correct. liz: down about 2% for for deute bank, the others down just fractionally at the moment. we should mention, too, that barclays already paid a massive fine for its role, its traders' role in the libor scandal. why does libor matter? because in a way you could argue that mortgage rates in the united states is indirectly related to the rates set by some 13 banks back in the day. what a shock that some of the traders on the low end worrying some of -- worrying some of this. tesla has offered electrified investors, just look at the stock over the past year. shares up some 460% over the 52 weeks. so will tesla's earnings report after the bell give this high-flying stock a new charge? and by the way, if it misses, look out below. we have

look what he did, attaching himself to the barclays center. in the blink of an eye, one of the most, successful arenas in america. he is very much a part of that he knows exactly what he is doing. you know what? so be it, if he can get barney's to change some of that behavior if it is indeed true he becomes more power you'll if to hayes fans. >> i think the barclays center benefited from him because he delivered brooklyn for them. that is what corporations want to do. they want access to little men y'alls who follow him loyally, black people, hispanic people, luxury consumers. he has taken stands on other issues regarding race and racism. i don't want to be too hard on him because he is wanting to see what happens. yes, i believe there will be change that comes from this. barney's may not make the money think thought they would make but i think there is lot more to go out on this, the fact that sharpton is not putting pressure on jay-z. liz: reverend al. >> not so fortunate for barney's. now they're meeting with him. he is basically requiring

result it's from their lawyer along with an analysis along with professor of forensic analyst david barclay. >> this is beyond any doubt if my opinion that it was polonium that killed yasser arafat. >> for wife and daughter it was proof. >> it was if they just told me he died. i will not stop. me and my daughter will go to all courts all over the world to punish who did this crime. >> now that i have proof that he was poisoned i feel a bit relief, actually. a final closure for me will be knowing who killed him and the motive and the ambition behind it. >> reporter: more than 40 years of research has given scientists knowledge of polunium in skeletons but what was found in arafat was highest ever published. >> everyone has a tiny amount of polunimu in their moans bones. >> once more, the soil around his body had absorbed his decaying organs. that area is higher, and it confirms through dna testing that the skeleton was definitely arafats on a scale of confiden confidence, one through six six being strongly confident, the data supports the poisoning at level five. a theory of polonium theory

the family received the results from their lawyer along with analysis from david bar -- barclay. for widow and daughter it is 100% proof. >> when they came with the results, they told me he just died. i will not stop. me and my daughter will go to all courts in all over the world to punish who did this crime. >> now that i have proof that he was poisoned, i feel a bit relieved. i feel relieved actually. final closure for me will be knowing who killed him, and the motive and ambition behind it. >> reporter: more than 40 year of research have given scientists the knowledge. but what was found in his ribs and hips was the highest every published. >> everybody has a tiny amount in their bones. the level of pelonium? arafat is about 900. that is 18 or 36 times the average depending on the literature. >> reporter: what is more the soil around his body has absorbed his decaying flesh and organs. the report rules out any external contamination, and confirms through dna testing that the skeleton was definitely arafat's, on a scale of confidence, the scientists report the poisoning at leve

billy joel will perform a new year's eve concert at the barclay center making it his first new york city show in seven years. >>> finally, katy perry happily left one legendary rocker off her list of high-profile romances. this was way back when. the pop star says she stiff armed milk jagger when he made a pass at her when she was 18 years old. she was back-up singer for the rolling stones. jagger says perry is confusing the rocker with someone else. i don't know his relationship status, but who would deny hitting on an 18-year-old katy perry. that's perfectly acceptable. >> she's a beautiful girl. can't blame the guy. >> not saying he didn't but can't admit to it. >> i'm mara schiavocampo. this is "early today." it's your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> the news in "the washington post" amid nsa spying revelations, tech leaders are calling for new restraints on agency. mounting revelations they are driving a renewed push for significant legislative action from an industry that has long tried to stay above the fray in washington. >>> and in the u.k. "guardian" chinese officials and new

stanford playing at barclay center in brooklyn. cardinals never in this game. that's an easy dunk. stanford falls to 5-2. they lose 88-67. and the 49ers have activated michael crabtree. >> wasn't this the last day to activate them? >> he's not going to be 100%. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (screaming) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) mmm.

you're seeing the barclays aggregate bond index through yesterday down 1.4% year to date. barclays ag is really a measure we look at in the mutual fund world to gauge if your fixed income is under or outperforming the broader markets there. investors really having to grapple with the notion of if they want to continue to grow their money, they're going to have to look to other alternatives such as equities to continue to gain yield. >> i mean, are there areas that you think are more vulnerable than others in terms of the potential for a selloff? >> yeah. well, in particular, i know the financials are doing okay today. and, i mean, we work with some of the largest banks and i certainly hope they fair well through the storm that's coming next year. in terms of regulation, yellen has confirmed that high liquidity rules and strong supervision will continue among the banks. and efficient limited regulation is, of course, welcome. but perhaps the pendulum has swung too far in the opposite direction in terms of dodd/frank that's coming. smart banks will look to cut costs as they

it's citi and barclay's that stock at $28.73 down today. i ipo'ed at 24. every price target recommendation was above the current price on scai. we've got talking numbers. >> we have talking numbers time. here's why some might be concerned about the rally. we've talked about this before, all right. the performance of the leaders in the last month on the s&p 500, you got names like with all due respect first solar, jc penney, piteny bowes, ze rock. good companies but not what you think of as market leaders. so is the rally getting a little bit you know maybe weak because of these names being leaders. start talking numbers joined by andy bush and zach karabell. andy to you, i'm not bashing pity beaus or zero, but who's going to lead us to the promised land it's not necessarily a copier or stamp company. >> no. you would not think so. people are throughout the marketplace and really throughout the country where i travel, everybody's talking about is this a bubble, have we hit the peak and, you know, it's really hard to call a bubble but what i would say as far

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barclay's is cutting 1700 jobs in favor of automation. bertha, do you care whether there's a human being at those -- we've had to let her go. do you care whether there's a human being at the end of the line or no? >> ultimately, i want a human being there, but to be honest, i do all of my banking electronically for the most part. >> there we go. that's bertha's answer on it. good stuff. thank you very much. we would love our viewers to e-mail us, worldwide@cnbc.com, tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. >>> we've got news coming out of china. a policy reform document will apparently greatly improve property rights protection. and reduce government intervention in resource allegation. this reform document, this is what we thought we would get more of when the plenum concluded. we'll transfer some state asset toes a national security fund and they'll raise dividends paid by the -- 30% by 2020. and they'll let local governments broaden financing channels and let local government issues bonds, as well. and it will scrap residence rest

jpmorgan chase, citigroup, barclays, ubs, deutsche bank and royal bank of scotland are also facing probes.usa today reports --it's believed regulator are examining evidence that bank traders used inside information for rate rigging. the banks are cooperating. the cia is paying at&t for data to help with counter-terrorism investigations.the cia reportedly will pay at&t more than $10 million a year to access phone records.it could add to worries of government spying and privacy.but the program includes safeguards such as "masking" several digits of phone numbers. fannie mae and freddie mac are closing in on paying back all the money owed to taxpayers from the 2008 bailout. the wall street journal reports.. fannie and freddie have recieved nearly $188 billion from the treasury through the bailout.combined-- the two will have made more than $185 billion in payments to the treasury by the end of the year.since the finanical collapse-- freddie has reported 8 straight quarters of profitablity.fannie has reported 7. its all about a room with a view. real estate site trulia ranked the latest luxury ho

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that's why, at barclays, our ambition is to always realize yours. >>> welcome back. in case you missed some of today's top moments, here is a look at what some of the biggest names in business are saying in tonight's executive edge. >> every now and then the markets behave like school children. we know we're going to have to take some. we know we're living in an artificial state of exses liquidi liquidity. >> internet sales in china are going to be bigger than you guys. people involved in the chinese consumer story, i would imagine are doing really well. >> we see them as not being overly conservative with keeping their inventories. >> and that is significantly ahead of where we were. >> karen. >> i don't know if you have noticed but we have been purchased by the bbc. that was interesting. >> it was fun. >> yeah. but if you wade through the accents, the school children thing stood out to me. >> there is excess liquidity out there. >> let's move on. this is my favorite part. it is curbing some appetites as it makes the rounds online. >> no way. >> so we will show the

the crowds may be go, guys, but the barclays dmms are still here. back to you. >> if they leave, we have a problem. thank you, bob. great stuff from inside post 8. that's bob pisani. >>> we want to bring in john steinberg president and ceo of buzzfeed. did two hours of hosting this morning on "squawk on the street." >> thank you so much. >> welcome. this is how it's supposed to go? >> let's dig into the numbers. let's start there. we have a $35 billion market cap. that equates to basically a $32 billion enterprise value if you take out cash. and i'm using rich greenfield's numbers. we're now trading at 30 times revenue -- price-to-revenue, right? for a comp, facebook is 10.6. going in to today, when i thought it would be a $20 billion, i could find yelp at 14, 15. but we're expensive now. i think this company's got a big future, but it's expensive. >> it's expensive. >> too expensive. >> at this price right here? >> too expensive, absolutely. >> despite growing at three times their peers? >> you know i'm a bull on this whole sector overall. i think

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