archer daniels midland versus parker hanifin. oh, this was supposed to be a battle royal, but it was very clear who people were favored. they are favoring parker hanifin. i heard people say it was a gimme. gimme for cleveland because despite so many different struls struggling, they posted some good numbers especially in aerospace. get this, for an industrial, it reaffirmed its forecast. not many industrials have been able to do that. in fact, when parker announced its results it actually set off a mini rally in the industrials. money was flying out and health care was looking for a home. by virtue of its solid process controlled sales, it looked like this was definitely going cleveland's way. by the end of the first inning, it was a walk. wrong. out of nowhere, archer daniels midland, a former rubber arms serial disappointer in the agricultural space actually reported a surprise. terrific ag services. the sweeteners were fantastic. i was astonished. this felt like cleveland's game to win, this was a home game by the way. but the

archer daniels has a really sneaky changeup. now, just when the talk was of a chicago sweep, who goes to the mound but beth mooney of cleveland's keycorp. oh, she's got a mean curve. versus oscar munoz, a recent continental from csx, the railroad company. i love oscar. he's kind of like bo jackson. but mooney has delivered at a level of play that no airline, including cramer fave united continental, can deliver. now, it is true that the federal reserve left rates unchanged today, that won't always be the case. i expect a hike next month, which will allow keycorp to instantly make a ton of money off your deposits. but hike or no hike, it doesn't matter. mooney's numbers this quarter were fabulous with terrific loan growth. consider that the strikeout number. amazing, that interest margin. that's the e.r.a. of course. at last cleveland gets a win, which brings us to the final, tonight's game. actually it's not much of a contest. at least in cramerica. chicago didn't need seven games to win this world series. you see, tonight -- we

good for archer daniels midland, adm. team fox business on the story forus. adam shapiro ready to lead with the controversial miss universe as the show opener, and blake burman tracking donald trump's every move through pennsylvania and wisconsin, and charlie gasparino looking at today's market freakout, including we're going to talk about gold too, it's suddenly spiking and the relation all of this has to donald trump's rising poll numbers. donald trump is on his way to wisconsin for a rally in eau claire. the republican nominee and running mate shredding obamacare and 3,000 page long misive verbally, all tied to open enrollment. you know the e-mails you have been getting from your employer. donald trump telling pennsylvania voters, premiums would increase upwards of 50%. let me get on blake burman. i noticed a calm tone. i tweeted that out as it happened. this reducts the new, new donald trump, maybe he grabs more independent voters this way? >> reporter: we saw him with a similar tone here in d.c. earlier this week. also of note, his running mate mike penc

. >>> an increase in crop exports at archer daniels mid land. the agricultural company expects that export momentum to continue into the next year, meeting a rosie outlook for profit margins. shares soared 7% to $46.75. >>> and gannett which owns "usa today" is ending acquisition talks with the media company tronk, because terms of the deal were not acceptable. tronk is formerly known as tribune. according to bloomberg, gannett reported issues funding the nearly $700 million transaction. tronk shares plummeted 12% to 10.54. gannett off to 7.59. >>> valiant is making a push to sell its stomach drug division to japan-based takeda. the deal could be reached in the coming weeks. the report also added another bidder may be involved in the sale talks. valiant shares soared more than 33% on the day to $23.86. >>> and bernie sanders speaking out once again against drug price increases. today the vermont senator criticized the price of humanalog saying why has the price insulin gone up 700% in 20 years? it's simple. the drug industry's greed. sanders sen

she sees more than 10% downside for the shares of archer daniels midland. are shares of tiffany, up 1% on an upgrade at cowen to over perform. the analyst says luxury is coming back. he sees about 10% upside for the shares of tiffany, which are up on the year, but interesting is a divergence between tiffany and diamonds. over the last five years -- three years, shares of tiffany and in orange trading lower. a recent divergence. it will be interesting to see how this plays out over the long-term. annualalibaba held its singles' day shop upon, a 24-hour spending blitz. it dwarfs black friday and cyber monday in the u.s. emily chang spoke with the alibaba copresident mike evans earlier today. day is the biggest shopping day of the year in china. we kicked it off last night in china with the announcement that david hill, who organized super bowl's, has done the oscars, will be organizing for us. katy perry will be our global ambassador. we have thousands of merchants, entertainment. it will be a wonderful event that all of china and many different parts of the

stock number two, archer daniels midland, a mixed quarter for the company, but shares surging. the company saying after a challenging period, its markets are now improving. and yum china, that is up as well. this is the kfc pizza hut taco bell spin-off. new china based operation, that stock is up more than 2 bucks per share. >> of course, we're in the final stretch. just a week away from the election. what does wall street think about who will win and who is better for the stock market? steve liesman has answers in our exclusive cnbc fed survey. >> thank you very much. 39 respondents to our survey with some interesting responses about who they think is best for the economy. first of all, i want to show you this, 63% think the whole campaign is negative for the economic outlook. 32% say it is having no effect, down from our prior survey. now on to this question, who is most likely to win the election? this came, by the way, we did this over the weekend, it started on thursday, went through saturday. 82% say clinton will win the election and that's up from the prior survey quite

. >> woodruff: and, the man who made archer daniels midland into a food industry giant has died. dwayne andreas passed away wednesday. he took over a.d.m. in 1970 and built a dominant position in everything from ethanol to corn syrup. he stepped down in 1997, after a price-fixing scandal. a.d.m. was also a major underwriter of the newshour for years. dwayne andreas was 98 years old. >> sreenivasan: still to come on the newshour: president-elect trump's first meeting with a foreign leader. concerns that a climate change denier is shaping the president- elect's stance on the environment. making sense of a program that lets foreign investors immigrate to the u.s., and much more. >> woodruff: president-elect trump has spoken by phone to scores of world leaders. japan's prime minister shinzo abe will visit with him in person in new york this evening, following concern in his country over statements candidate trump made during the campaign. in fact, questions have been raised in many quarters about trump's foreign policy, as he decides who his main appointments in that arena will be. w

winners are archer daniels midland, alcoa up by more than 7%. l brands, victoria secret biggest drag. people not buying sexy lingerie in october. pitney bowes struggling as well. gannett ditching attempt to by the publisher of "the chicago tribune" and "l.a. times." basically couldn't line up financing. that was the problem. shares of both companies down at the moment. get you back to "cavuto: coast to coast." neil: all right. i want to show you the "new york post" cover. i always love their headlines, very, very clever but this one refers to hillary clinton getting ready for a big fireworks launch before even all the voting is done next week. going to be over the skies of new york. but karl rove here, who crunches these numbers, 43 deputy chief of staff, best-selling author. maybe she could be getting ahead of herself. what do you i this, karl? >> i think there is a dumb person sit in some little cubicle over in brooklyn saying what the heck was i thinking yeah, we ought to get some fireworks. for 2 1/2 minutes of fireworks she has created, she

if you own shares of archer daniels-midland, take the family to sizzler, that stock has been a big standout all week long. first solar down double digits on the week. more on these markets throughout the show. >> thanks, brian. i'm melissa lee. samsung recalling nearly 3 million top loading washing machines on concerns they can cause injury. a magnitude 6.3 earthquake rocking central chile. no injuries reported. two former aides to chris christie were found guilty on all charges in the bridge gate scandal. >>> welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." i'm tyler mathisen. all four of us here today. four days to go until the election and we have the last piece of big economic data before the ballots are cast. steve liesman with the jobs numbers. john harwood on how it is factoring into the last feverish days on the campaign trail. steve, you first. >> tyler, thanks. a lot of october surprises recently with the october jobs report was not one of them. coming in around the expectation, 161,000 jobs created last month, neither too much or too little to get sucked into the maelstrom of depravity. her

and archer daniels midland down 8%. guys, back over to you. >> there are some movers, landon, thank you. >>> about 15 minutes to go until the bell. and again, we're seeing kind of a broad-based rally on wall street today led by energy, but other sectors are participating as well. not that many all-time highs. >> it is not a huge push to the upside. nasdaq is outperforming, that is change. >>> up next, we have anthony chen of chase to explain why the ten- year treasury yield is failing to rise after failing to do so after quantitative easing. that's when we come back. hey gary, what'd you got here? this bad boy is a mobile trading desk so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade >>> less than ten minutes until the close. we are joined by the chief economist at chase. anthony, thank

meanwhile, archer daniels-midland, stronger than expected third quarter profits due to exports. g bunge and adm trading higher. >>> news alert on directv. julia boorstin is live with that. >> the justice department is suing directv over its negotiations over parent sports net l.a., the dodgers owned tv channel, which left most of los angeles unable to watch the dodgers play for the past three seasons. the justice department alleges directv is the ring leader in a plan to make sure that three other paid tv companies would refuse to carry the sports channel. the doj alleging directv shared nonpublic information for a leg up in negotiations with time warner cable over distribution of the channel, saying, quote, dodgers fans were denied a fair competitive process. the alleged violation occurred before at&t bought directv last year. the suit comes on the heels of at&t announcing its $84 billion deal for time warner. a deal that will need justice department approval. the lawsuit filed today is in the related to that regulatory process, but it seems like it wouldn't help. back over to

and archer daniels midland up 18%. but who are the losers year to date? beauty products company coty up 26% as investors are concerned that the recently purchased p&g plans need more spending to turn them around. kroger is down 20% on severe food deflation for about ten straight months now. back over to you, kelly. >>> landon, thank you so much. >> and back to global political news, polls say the uptick in anti-establishment sentiment may spell doom for matteo renzi. if he loses the vote on constitutional reform, he'll resign. for more, we'll bring in fredericko sante. good to see you. in terms of where we stand right now, i know it looks like a pretty solid yes for a while, and now the no's have taken over. what do you think the real numbers are right now in terms of whether this passes or not? >> the polls are fairly unanimous in suggesting that there's a lead over the yes vote, implying a defeat by the government. we are focusing less on the polls that haven't been spectacular as of late. but also looking at other factors in addition to just voting int