i m hampton pearson with your cnbc market wrap. stocks ending the week on a high note amid euro zone optimism and strong corporate earnings here at home. the dow jones industrials soaring, 267 points. the s&p 500 adding 22. the nasdaq picking up 38 points. another winning week makes four in a row for the dow industrials, three in a row for the s&p, but the first weekly loss for the nasdaq since the end of september. nobody s expecting any big breakthroughs at this weekend s economic summit in brussels, but anything coming out of that meeting could set the tone for trading on monday. here at home, we had strong earnings from mcdonald s. it s been gobbling up market share from other fast food chains for months. ge delivered a revenue beat, with earnings coming in in-line with expectations. and hard drive maker cgate
today, and ahead of that key summit in brussels this weekend. here at home, an avalanche of earnings. morgan stanley beat estimates helped by a one-time profit game and after the closing bell, american express beat on earnings. revenue was in line with expectations. ebay flipped it with inline earnings on its revenue beat, and that s it from cnbc. we are first in business worldwide. now back to hardball and chris. oh, this is going to be a great segman. welcome back to hardball. the president is out selling his jobs plan as we all know in north carolina and virginia. the occupy wall street protesters continue to expand to new cities, and it feels like there s something in the atmosphere that has people ready for change and something big perhaps. former labor secretary robert