. >>> sysco foods under investigation by the chp. up next our exclusive report. we uncover the report showing the driver logged too many hours and how it went undetected until now. >>> some are calling him a holiday pea row. a pizza salesman in the midwest stands up and makes national headlines. >>> we are tracking a storm system. we'll let you know what that means for the chances of any holiday shower. >>> they're on the road with you every day, the silver trucks belongsing to sysco foods hauling their goods to a restaurant near you. >> but tonight, the world's largest food distributor is under scrutiny again. we originally broke the story about them storing foods in outdoor sheds. >> our investigative reporter joins us. >> as we know, sisco is a $43 billion company. we have learned from former drivers and internal documents that sisco has been pushing some of its truck drovers to the brink as they log too many hours behind the wheel. >> i am reporting an accident. i got in an accident. >> where -- >> on the bridge. >> reporter: you're listening to a sisco big r

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. > >you are tracking a stock i like to call the other cisco--- the syy sysco and it has more to do with the food industry. what do you see that you like in the chart? > >during tuesday's trading session, we saw some unbelievably bullish, unusual option activity in syy. institutional money is coming in and getting very long this stock through the end of this year all he way out to january of 2014. what we saw them do is come in and buy 6,000 of the jan 34 strike calls and over 14 thousand of the jan 35 strike calls. now that's 20 thousand contracts all told. over ten times the average daily options volume in syy. this is very very bullish looking order flow. an order flow that i want to follow with institutional money as well. the stock is only up 8 percent this year so when we get to markets at new all time highs, that's when investors and traders come in and look for stocks that maybe haven't moved as much or have been underperforming for a final push into the rest of the year. i think that's what's happening here and i want to follow it. > >that was my next question to you---what woul

eighty eight points to forty six in a one sided affair here in moscow while the graf janko was courtside sysco moscow are flying at home but went into the match against partisan belgrade on the back of a two game losing streak in europe while their opponents were aiming to keep up with the bailey does that impact and barcelona but missed several key players through injury and the serbian side couldn't take advantage of today's cars recent wobble they were up against it from the start as the army men defended aggressively while taking their chances with these. racing to a twenty one to ten lead in the first quarter his car then double the tally in the second star forward sonny weems leading the way while the defense made turnover after turnover not showing up twenty three overall partisans depleted numbers added to their woes as the game progressed. a forty two to eighty halftime score outlined cisco's dominance and this continued into the third quarter with the tour messina side going on a thirteen points nothing run and extending their lead into the thirty's. for partisan it was now about dam

that is sysco. when they last reported it was a beauty. but the outlook was toxic. replete be layoffs that made it sound like cisco was really floundering. i was worried. it sounded pretty bad. now the stock has come down huge and while i do suspect we'll learn of weakness in government spending, there it is again, i think the expectations have finally been wrenched out here and the stocks risk reward is pretty good. plus, john chambers, the ceo, particularly down beat on the last call because of the firings. you can't be a good guy like chambers and lay off people at the same time as you rave about the future. i think the tone is more constructive this time around. on top of that, i plan on paying close attention to the goldman sachs industrial conference. that starts wednesday. oh, we've got all the companies we cover. you know who's going to be there, honey well, 3-m, caterpill caterpillar. we like them very much because of the turns in both europe and china. europe is getting very strong. and if employment stays strong here and we don't get any more child like a

sysco ceo said the global economy is also inconsistent. these records highs are not a sign of a 100% healthy economy. >> many analysts say the market is due for a correction, and could nat be coming before the end of the year? >> the crystal ball, don. no one knows for sure, but some experts say the market has gone too far. the s&p 500 is up 26%. normal ca al gains are closer t. we haven't seen that since 1999. >> mar abel will be following the stock exchange and she'll be there for you. thank you. >>> he's been called everything from the mouth of the south to a visionary. we'll take a glimpse at the impact ted turner has had on television news and the world. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪

costco, sysco, cvs. the otc markets sent me a note they're going to be reopening trading about now pending a notice from finra. those are the pink sheets. they've been out today on a system outage. i'll keep an eye on that. >>> i'm over here today. joining us now -- >> there you are. >> here i am. wherever i go. heather hughes from sun america funds is with us today. so is bill mcveil from the turner small cap growth fund. john smith from d.t. investment parters and our own rick santelli. welcome to everybody. heather hughes, we talk about this change in tone of the market. we've really felt in the last week or so the momentum stocks are going down. technology is taking a hit. even as the blue chips were going higher. what's going on? is there a rotation going on or what are you sensing here? >> yes. you're right. it's very interesting that the advisers we work with were saying look at the cyclical growth plays in industrials -- or technology, biotech got crushed yesterday. we're not seeing that happen.

sysco. something as pedestrian as that, a big buying in this one, at the december 30 fours, fives, and it's already 15 times normal activity. >> natural gas surging 5.5% in a week as cold weather continues to heat up that commodity. let's get more now from mandy drury. >> i want to borrow john's crystal ball sometime. it seems like it would be very useful. okay. so you have nat gas, hitting a six-month high, and before dropping off before milder forecasts hit the market, let's find out where they're going. jeff killburg, do you think we've seen the peak from nat gas? >> i don't think we have, and the barometer i'm using here in chicago is the manford. jim walked in with a fur coat, so that means it will continue to be colder. right now, you see the temperature is the critical driver of the prices. right now, we are actually seeing the $4 as the target, but we will see all types of rallies being -- not being sustainable due to the fact of the fracking. the supply. it's overwhelming, and it wi

earnings, cme group, kellogg, sysco, anadarko, marathon oil and plains all-american oil coming out. >>> later this week investors turn attention to u.s.gdp numbers and also the ecb decision on thursday. that will be followed by nonfarm pay rolls on friday. yes, back to the grind, not the tuesday which we had last month. let's move on how the euro dollar has been performing. it has had a bit of a rocky session. 135 is where we're at. still up .001%. 138 was what we had gotten to. let's get out to steven england. steven, there was so much chatter last week coming from all of the investment banks expecting some more ecb action. you can see a little change in the way people were thinking the euro might trade as a result. where do you think it's going? do you think the ecb will be forced to act again? >> well, we think that they will, but we don't think that they're going to do it at least until december. this is too early. what we do think we'll see is some change in the rhetoric. the inflation numbers that came out, both oncor and headline last week, were very, very low compared to the e