Ongoing base dis 49. We give them affordable nutrition, the food bill on down is designed around cheap calories and expensive nutrients. Highfructose corn syrup and everything else. It is tough to find ways to have a sustainable system designed around affordable nutrition. So it was designed about the idea we can help try to recover some of this wasted food. By the way sasha and emily heard me say this before, i actually think we would all do ourselves a favor anyone in this fight, never using the word food waste again. Because food waste is, food is modifier of what type of waste is it. This is something sanitation departments are designed to handle. They do a good job of it. No one in america want as second helping of food waste, no one. If you take the two words and flip them, nobody in america thinks it is a good idea to waste food. This is excess. Lettuce the wrong size. Food that is at its sellby date but has another two weeks or week or more. Honey, et cetera that are at its sel
Today. Instead, our focus is on another big issue. Windows. Jim cramer is back today. He joined us yesterday, illuminatingly with seven ceos. Hes got seven more from his list of bankable ceos. Its a list of 21. You wouldnt bet on a Football Team without knowing the coach. Dont pick a stock without knowing the ceo. Mad money man believes these are so strong and capable, its worth investing in their stocks. On that primarily. First to sue at the nyse. Sue . Ty, you mentioned, dow, big loser of the day. Off the lows of the trading session. When i came down off about 200 points. Now down 184. 16,188. 84. Look at the ten year. Weve seen yields move lower as money goes into the ten year note. 2. 78 . Havent seen that in quite a while. Also the talk about china this morning. Not only the pmi, but other issues as well which well talk about the shanghai index down today. Down 7. 5 in the past month. Lets talk about all of this with bob pisani and cnbcs market analyst. Good to see you again. The
there. our road map starts with earnings and we ve got more warnings. alcoa which beat estimates cut its outlook growth because of cry in a and cummins cutting forecasts. the consumer appears to be holding up, costco beats thanks to higher membership fees and brisk gas sales and yum skram brands raises earnings growth targets. steve ballmer s bonus, is this recognition the company s got more to do for the shareholders. the war between walmart and amazon continues to develop, now walmart offering same-day deliverly f ly for a flat fee o. alcoa earned three cents a share for the third quarter compared to expectations of a break even quarter. alcoa lowered global aluminum forecasts citing a slowdown in china. cummines is cutting its sales in profit forecast, announcing plans to cut up to 1,500 jobs by the end of the year. so mishmosh of earnings data, some people may feel good about alcoa but it is what they say about the global economy, what they re seeing in the end ma
nation. we didn t just become the leading economy in the world by accident. it was the work of entrepreneurs taking risk, building not just companies but entire industries that were based here. you can look at the last two countries and there are different chapters where entrepreneurs were essentially ushering in a new era of innovation and economic growth and job growth. we sometimes lose sight of that and kind of take that for granted. and we shouldn t. as carly said, all of that job creation, according to the kaufman foundation, is from high-growth companies. also she said, it s true, new start-ups are down 23% in the last five years. we have to get back to focusing on the role of start-ups and entrepreneurs, to drive economic innovation and job growth and drive job creation. and the positive thing in a town where there s not a lot of positive things to say, but there was broad bipartisan support in the last six months that came together with leadership from the white hous
now. if you doubt that, think about what happened in the general motors bailout. whether you like that bailout or not, i didn t personally, but it doesn t matter, that bailout was negotiated by big business, gm and chrysler, big government, big labor. and who got left out of that? almost 4,000 community-based car dealer who is went out of business, and the number of jobs that were lost in koez car dealerships exceeded all of the union jobs that were supposedly saved. nobody knew, nobody cared, nobody talked about it. had devastating impact on the community. it s a complicated situation. there s also the part suppliers and everybody down the chain who of course, but they weren t in the framework of policymakers. that s my point. what carly is saying, there s a technical term, i m sure you ve heard of it, like if your pc is slowing down and has problems, you reboot it. we need to reboot america with more of a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship, what got us to be t