today. i will see you tomorrow. have a great day. it is time for varney & company. stuart: are you kidding me? a man with a gun and a criminal record gets into an elevator with the president of the united states. good morning, everyone. then there is ebola. it has made it to america. isis sniping from the intelligence people today. the economy. the audience just turns him off. hong kong, a tepid response. the obamacare debacle. this is an all government, all

the time president. it is not performing well. varney & company is about to begin. ♪ we have a week a new fracturing report. adding to ebola fears. here are the news headlines. questions about the secret service ability to protect the president. this happened on the president's trip to the cdc a couple weeks ago. the head of the secret service grilled by them yesterday.

symptoms a week ago. placed in isolation for days ago. word that mr. obama attended few intelligence briefings. the ap reports that airstrikes may not have the desired affect. please, let's not forget. nearly a million protesters expected today. the chief executive of hong kong will meet with protest organizers. president obama, still distant and lukewarm support for the democracy demonstrators.

all of these headlines. they have wall street grumbling about this black swan event. that is an unforeseen event that could send the markets tumbling. charlie gasparino is with us now. >> this was before ebola made it onto our stores. the market is on edge for a lot of reasons. global unrest, terror, you name it. what is the one unforeseen event. i am telling you, i heard it from at least four traders before yesterday. it is an ebola outbreak in the u.s. stuart: makes it to america. >> we do not have an outbreak yet.

we are told that it cannot be transmitted by air. you will get all of that only fluid. they are showing the same tones of it. do you think that this is going a bit far? >> i kind of cover this like baseball. it has been out there.

the market is running out. you put all of that together. what do people talk about? stuart: it comes out of nowhere. charlie, please come back in our next hour. check the big board. we are still down triple digits. crisis of confidence in the government. charlie just mentioned it. we are up three quarters of 1%. we are down a half percentage point. how about gold. we are up $3. the 10 year treasury, look at

that. look at that. you are looking at a flight to safety. this was a drug taken by and infected doctor. they are up 19%. it has gone straight up. bio crisp working on and ebola treatment. it also received additional said federal funding. last month they said they gave it the green light to start phase one of clinical trials.

therapeutics developing a design for ebola. in early-stage vaccine. not much moved there. it is a very big company. a company that makes biohazard suits. we had one on the show a couple weeks ago. the stock is up another 7% today. nothing has raised the anxiety level quite like ebola in america. your questions will be answered. doctor on call for that. that is top of the hour. here we go. is there a behind the scenes war going on between the president and the intelligence community? ever since president obama blamed them for the slow response to isis, the intel guys

have been sniping. mike baker joins us now from idaho. it is journalists that have been doing the hard work. they are talking about the rise of isis. the white house is trying to spin this.

he specifically said that the intel community underestimated what has been taking place in serious. stuart: the president riding in an elevator with an armed ex-con. the secret service did not know he had a gun on him and did not know who he was when he was in the elevator with the president. >> not a good month. september not a good month for the secret service. this happened on the 16th of september. a security contractor.

he gets on the elevator. the secret service asked him to stop. he does not comply. he is not listening to the secret service. they get his name and his details so they can run his name through a database. then they find out during the course of talking to him that the guy is armed. they did not know that when he was on the elevator. stuart: it is just extraordinary.

who would say the following? the government is competent. any regular viewer knows who it is. that person will be here at 11:30 a.m. the top guy in hong kong has now agreed to meet with the organizers. that is a change. that is a concession. they are documenting what is being done to the umbrella resolution. right now, beijing picks the candidates for them. secretary of state john kerry. the president is going next month. do you think that the democracy in hong kong will be on the

agenda? meeting with president obama in the oval office before he goes to be with the foreign minister. there is plenty of issues. you have currency. you have those disputed elements with japan. stuart: the president does not like to question and criticize our rivals. many of the live images we have been showing you are from live stream. in instant tv studio

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stuart: you could say that this market just want to go down. big drop there. big drop of gold. virtually no reaction to anything going on in the world. the price of oil. a big drop yesterday. angie's list. we are looking for winners. we've got one. stuart: 22 and a half percent. angie's list is looking to decide what to do. strategic option. when you talk about potentially putting yourself up for sale, that is a huge boost. nowhere near where it was last. they have been cutting jobs to try and save costs.

down over 40% this year. always down arrows. stuart: thanks nicole. this is live stream. what you are saying is live video from an average citizen using his or her smart phone to stream to anyone that wants to watch anywhere in the world. you, sir, are a revolutionary. they are streaming what they are seeing. they are doing it now. >> absolutely. a student organization.

we are right there, not on the street. they are streaming to the world, to any of the twitter followers. stuart: we have been using it. hold on a second. they are streaming from hong kong. the beijing authorities have been blocking various media outlets. have they blocked you in beijing? >> in the past. not this time yet. the same organization was involved in a protest in hong kong. they reach hundreds of thousands of viewers. stuart: you can be blocked. >> absolutely.

viewers in china -- stuart: i have to know, how do you make money? >> sport events. i think they use $99 a month version. unlimited viewing. stuart: have you had that? >> we have had many streams.

ferguson, recently, and we talked about that. 80,000 viewers were watching. stuart: what is attractive is it is virtually free. you turn a small phone into a tv studio from anywhere in the world. you are not ideological. you are not grinding a left-wing acts. you are just showing it. >> it is very important. we are a platform. we have had interesting platforms. stuart: to questions.

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stuart: a 3d printer allows for absolute precision. if i lose a piece of my skill you could replace it perfectly. not you had to engineer the peace. >> fundamentally enabling things about 3d printing you can get complexity for free. extremely complex structure is whether it was for your face for a new aircraft you can get that done economically. stuart: if i lost part of my skull you would have to do a computer mapping of what i lost and that is precise and goes into the software which prints out the peace. >> that is correct. the cat scan will get incorporated into a design software which will design the impact and will print. stuart: but am i looking at? what is that dark thing in the middle? is that an implant? >> the tenth inning to the right is the implant and in that case we received a clearance for facial, not just training.

stuart: half of somebody's face. >> we routinely do that. stuart: what is that implant made of? >> of very high performance pure bio confirmable plastic, toucher around the office. stuart: i you a private company? >> yes, we were founded in 2000 with this mission to exploit this 2% high-performance molecule. stuart: what you are exploiting is the molecule, the material you made the skull bits from. >> absolutely correct. we could make complex shapes. we are making complex shapes, useful material, that useful material could go in the body. stuart: nobody but you can print it with that material which is perfect material so that is the

value of the company. >> you got it. the value of the company and if you look at the 3d printing that is where the value will be moving forward. stuart: let me show our viewers 3d stocks, and their performance recently. you have various other ones. let me come up with it. can you get me a chart? these are 3d systems. all of these 3d printing stocks have been way up, we down as the market settles into an understanding of what 3d printing is all about. these other three leaders. look at that, a wild chart. you are a private. >> yes we are. stuart: how much of the company does.com? >> over half of the equity company. stuart: you own more than half of this company. revenues last year? >> we can't release them at the moment but they are under 10 million at the moment. the one you want to grow fast.

>> we are growing fast. we spent a lot of time and energy growing the platform. we are positioned to exploit some bus in the biomedical world. we are in orthopedic early on and in the aerospace and defense industry where we have substantial products that take weight off of aircraft which is the deal as well. stuart: if you go forward with this company you got to have many so why don't you do an ipo? >> we will look all those options. we have a lot of folks talking to us about what the brilliant thing is to get that capital. stuart: you are not going to tell me whether or not you are going to do and when, you won't tell me that but it has crossed your mind, hasn't it? >> a lot of thought crossed my mind. stuart: would you take $100 million for your share? >> you are only missing 10 but getting close. stuart: good answer. best of luck with a fine product and terrific technique. appreciate you being here. it is the big scheme today, crisis of confidence in our

government. the secret police -- the secret service having real trouble protecting the president. the intelligence community getting sleepy with the president over his leadership and then versus ebola within our borders, the government cannot, will not tell us the details of who the patient is, what airline he is and what the flight number was. the judge is next. many of my patients still clean their dentures with toothpaste.

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stuart: look at this, down we go, a 165, close on 1%. there are 30 stocks in the dow, two of them are up, home depot and cisco, up barely, a fraction, that is it. airline stocks are lower all across the board, ebola concerns, that is what is hitting this group, crisis of confidence, secret service, isis, ebola, hong kong, you name it, there's a crisis in believe the government can perform or do anything right. guess who's here? judge andrew napolitano who never thinks government should do anything and can't believe they can do anything right any way. judge napolitano: a bit of an exaggeration but an interesting summary. i have had much exposure to and interaction with the secret

service in my work in and out of the government. i am really surprised at the revelations of incompetence because secret service agents with whom i have had interactions strike me as consummate professionals, selfless individuals who quite figuratively and literally would take a bullet for the president or anyone in their charge, they protect a vast array of people in addition to the president but what has come out lately is unacceptable and unforgivable. i would suggest not that the military protect the president, the white house look like the kremlin if it was surrounded by the military but entirely new leadership from outside the agency. i would not promote somebody from within. i would bring in a new culture from outside. these things just, it is mind-boggling how they could have happened. remembers the crazy -- nelson mandela's funeral? the crazy sign language guide? he was crazy and entering

gibberish, it wasn't legitimate signing, he was within two feet of the president. we don't know what danger he posed but it is an example of the blacks attitude. we learned two serious things, a, that the president was very close to an individual who could have harmed him and beat, the secret service doesn't always tell the truth. that is really damaging. exaggerated the amount of danger he and his family were in when this guy ran halfway through the white house, misrepresented exactly where the guy was and he was tackled by an off-duty secret service agent conducting a tour of the white house for his friends who ordinarily wouldn't have been there. stuart: how about this? lot of unanswered questions on ebola. we do not know the name of the patients now being treated in dallas, we don't know the airline that person came in on and we don't know the flight number. do we have a right to know these things?

judge napolitano: we absolutely do. i don't know if we know his name but we need to know where it's a came from, how they got here and to the extent we can, what kind of a danger they pose. if this causes loss in shareholder confidence in this particular airline or causes people not to fly the airline guess what? we have the right to make those choices ourselves, whether we act out of fear or reason and the government does not have the right to keep that from us. stuart: the government is telling us there is no danger, that he was not suffering from the symptoms when he was on the flight. stuart: tell us where the flight was. judge napolitano: we will trust the same government that can't protect the president? now we know they can't protect the president? can't stop ebola. stuart: that is a crisis of governance, if they don't do much of it very well you have a crisis. judge napolitano: you sound like ron paul. stuart: i want to know where you stand on this.

a new california law, family members and law enforcement officers can now ask the judge to seize guns from someone they suspect may pose a danger to themselves or others. judge napolitano: only a crackpot like governor brown would sign something like that. the motivation behind this is the same as the president's, do everything you can under the constitution to make it difficult for people to own guns. don't violate what the supreme court says the second amendment means but do everything right up to the line. stuart: look at this in practice this week could surely have stopped some of the mass killings which america has seen over the past few years if the law enforcement authorities have the power to take the guns away from people who were clearly posing a danger to society. judge napolitano: i look at it this way. we could stop the mass killings in the united states if the victims had been armed, they would have blown away the mass killer before he could become --

in london you think it would be worth while stopping a mass killing just once? judge napolitano: you presume that a crazy person determined to kill will stop when the guns are taken away from him. the only way to stop a crazy person determined to kill is to shoot the person. stuart: when you take away opportunity. judge napolitano: you will delay the inevitable. when the public is armed crazy people will stop shooting because they will be dead. stuart: that is not necessarily true. judge napolitano: it is your show. stuart: that is not necessarily true. always good, fascinating stuff. judge napolitano: privileged to interact with you about them. stuart: thank you. we are hitting a crisis of confidence throughout the program. next hour, juan williams, democrat, is he going to say there's not a crisis of

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california becomes the first state to ban plastic bags. this as california enters enters its fourth year of drought. don't build any dams of concern reservoirs. and the author of taxifornia has been done this show a lot. are statement is the greenies run california. our question is when will there be a revolt against the greenies running california? >> they are not going to be happy until the hour collecting our food in burlap sacks and maybe going back to getting our food with bows and arrows and collecting wild nuts and mushrooms but the reality is these regulations hurt for people. what jerry brown should be doing is banning poverty in

california, not putting on these regulations. this plastic bag ban will really hurt the people who can afford it the least. is going to cost more for them to go to grocery stores. they will have to pay for their bags. connell: increase the cost $0.20 or $0.30. that is not a lot of money for me your you but it is another tax on poor people and this is a problem in california which is suffering a highest poverty rate in the nation. these plastic bags are recyclable to begin with and they are going to be replaced with kraft paper bags which is not a good thing for trees. more trees will be cut down and i tell you the next thing environmentalists are going to do is ban the craft bags and expect this, expect styrofoam containers for food to also be banned in california. we are really bad shape. stuart: the question stands,

when is this going to change? you have the highest rate of poverty in california, 24% of the population lives below the poverty line, an extraordinary thing to happen and they continue to win. the left continues to win. >> 30% of the nation's welfare recipients are in california. there will be a referendum on the plastic bag ben. it will be on the ballot again in 2016 but the reality is these incremental steps towards regulation again and again in the economy are not being seen the ways they should be seen. there is a disconnected among voters with these environmental rules and the brown administration's regulation, that will become apparent over time. eventually these voters have to see the rampant poverty the high taxes and overregulation are causing terrible problems to our economy. we have a drought in california.

stuart: hold on a second. as a californian i can't give up. we had some very bad decisions. we had governor schwarzenegger had a wonderful opportunity to change the state when he came in and he didn't and the reason he didn't, the deal made with the california teachers' unions. unions have tremendous political power in this state. over the course of the last 20 years, half a billion dollars on politics, they control the state, they control the state legislature. people need to understand by getting this information out so they can make changes but the reality is the drought conditions are only going to get worse, regulations will only cost for people more. this state is going deeper and deeper into poverty and people have to wake up eventually.

otherwise we will fall into chaos. stuart: we await the awakening with bated breath. we love to see it. thanks for joining us. always good. thank you, sir. i want to show you the airline stocks, all of a rundown on the ebola scare. novice from jetblue. the airlines are in contact and walking closely with the cdc to address concerns with ebola and advising passengers on procedures for traveling when ill. not good news for theairlines, this ebola scare. companies that makes this device and how it could turn your everyday car into a self driving car. a couple modifications required. we will explain it all in a moment.

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stuart: new technology makes it possible to turn your ordinary car into a self driving car. it is and a ray of lasers mounted on a roof, creates a 3d map the car's computer uses to avoid obstacles. the company behind google's whydart did youing this device cost $8,000. the director of sales and

marketing for lidar. you have one of these devices with you. >> so small i can put it in my pocket and bring along here. stuart: you are telling us and if i get one of those devices, with little modification i can turn my ordinary everyday car into a self driving car. a you telling me that? >> almost be jeannie gilmore than a little modification. and bicyclist and pedestrians, computer system to make the decision, it is a little modification but in principle, that is used for that. stuart: that does not control my brakes for example? doesn't do that but it transfers a message to the computer which could then alter the course of the steering.

is that correct? >> absolutely. this is one of many sensors being used in the car to cap jury the environment and then the computer gives the command to press the brakes. stuart: the big deal here is it is relatively small, relatively inexpensive and it is a prototype of what can expect in the future. essentially you are saying that kind of device opens up the door to a speedy acceptance of self driving cars in america, correct? >> absolutely yes. five years ago, self driving cars could become reality in our lifetime. now with google actually showing it is possible all the car companies in deflate were jumping on the bandwagon and people actually believe believe this might become reality. stuart: okay, you have an accident. where are you from? >> originally from germany. connell: when you are living in

america now. the latter piece of the action? >> i do have -- i can drive around with it. i have driven home on a very curvy street to santa cruz and is interesting to see what you see when you are driving. stuart: do you own a piece of the company? >> in the company? i do not. it is a privately-owned company. i do not own it. stuart: donna get a piece of the action. that is america. i am sorry. i am out of time. thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. america has its first case of ebola and you have questions. a doctor answers those questions including can the virus be contained? the crisis of confidence in our government on ebola, isis, secret service protecting the president, list goes on. juan williams and dr. keith ablow way in. and packed our 2 and two minutes away.

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stuart: yes, ebola has arrived. a lot of understandable anxiety. no dow we will control this case so it does not spread widely. why are we not allowed to know the name of patients or airlines and flight he arrived on from africa. avoid panic by all means, but also protect the rights of individuals. exactly how it can and will be in the future. we have it all for you. all the answers. are you satisfied with this government's performance?

♪ >> i want the american people to know that our experts agreed that the chances of an ebola outbreak here in the united states are extremely low. >> joining us now is doctor jake. you are an emergency doctor. if i am on the same plane and he sits next to me, can i get it? >> no. it is not an airborne disease.

stuart: i am sitting next to him in the emergency room. i cannot get it if there is some transfer of body fluids. >> you would not ever be in a position where you would be next to somebody. should you be next to somebody that is unknown, it would be the same situation. >> it is very different. we know the diseases are only.

stuart: you can say this with absolute confidence. >> we have to believe in science. the ability to contain illnesses like this. >> the next big scare. will you sit there and tell me the chances -- stuart: it will not happen. >> you are telling me, do not worry. >> any health information should be thought about.

we have to be cautious to the cause of causing alarm. we cannot just alarm everybody. >> somebody who thought you may be suffering from ebola was in your emergency room. would you be dressed in a hazmat sue? >> there are procedures in place. >> you would get a hold of everyone. >> absolutely. stuart: thank you, doctor. check the big board. week manufacturing report.

all combining to push the dow to the low of the day. s&p 500. where is that? not quite such a big loss. the price of gold. six dollars higher. please, look at the 10 year treasury yield. way down. that means the price has gone up. it is a flight to safety. all kinds of problems around the world. it is a huge drop. back to ebola. >> many of these names are up 20, 30, 40%. delta is down 3%. united continental down 2.5%.

however, it weighs on the transportation index. we are seeing that move to the downside did basically, now the concerns about ebola and how they snowball into other areas. >> they arrived in america on september 20. they did not show symptoms on that airplane. we are seeing it in the drug stock. now, airlines. >> thank you, nicole. the biggest job is in shares.

that stock is now up 18%. in volatile over the last couple of weeks. most of them are straight up. the secret service security breach to ebola, let's not forget isis, as well as hong kong. >> would you agree with me, want? >> long-standing. i think what we have -- a

long-standing evolution of trust in american institutions. you think about wall street bankers insurance companies, the church. the degree of trust has really hit a low. in my opinion, president obama president obama is all government all the time. he sees the government and its bureaucracy. because the government is not performing well and we do not trust it, that is reflecting back on the president did you see 60 minutes on sunday night?

the ratings dropped 69% from the week before. people turned him off. >> stuart, that has a lot to do with the kind of football game that comes before 60 minutes. i think you are right. i think people are not listening to politicians the way they used to. i do not think that there is any question. people say they are in it for themselves. i think that value is

undercutting faith and democratic institution. stuart: thank you. next story. the government jumping into the fight of the name of the washington, d.c. football game. charlie gasparino is back for more. >> this is a business story. it gets to why people are losing faith in government. if we have ebola to worry about, which we do, i spoke to doctors that are much more contagious.

we have a bad economy. we are not doing very well. you can not go on any -- you and i can say redskins. redskins, redskins, redskins. if you go on any regulated radio or television, it is regulated, you can be fined. fined heavily for this. the seven dirty words that you cannot say on tv. if you said that f word on our show right now, the fec cannot step in.

stuart: that just emerged today. it is a football game. it is insulting to native americans. one of the advisors would say totally the opposite. this is something that is celebrated. the fact that we are even discussing this shows how the world has become. we have the government mandating what we can say and not say. it is a scary situation. stuart: after the break, protesting hong kong. it is a tipping point for the

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stuart: breaking news on ebola. dallas health officials are

monitoring a second ebola patient. this second person had close contact with the first patient. everyone that had close contact with this first patient is being monitored. that is what we've got. to the market. we are down 190-point now. every single stock in the dow industrials, all 30 of them, down. whispering about a possible locks one. here is what charlie gasparino had to say last hour. >> if i am and investor, what do i have to be worried about?

they do not have a lot of confidence in the president of the united states. stuart: a black swan event. it saps your market. that is a black swan event. what are they saying in the trading pits, where you are, about black swan events like ebola. >> a black swan comes out of nowhere. could ebola cause multiple wind to 2% drop in the market? >> yes. it could be a morning where we wake up in the market is off five-10%. the black swan expression is very much out there.

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stuart: multiple reports say dallas health officials are monitoring a second ebola patient. this is real. there should be a concern. it should be contained to the specific family members and close friends at this moment. they are marching everyone that had close contact with the first patient. a crisis of competence with our permit. who better to do that then dr. keith ablow.

>> i think you are completely sane stuart. that is a rational viewpoint. in these times, look to the next set of elections to correct what they can. >> i know your objection to social media. we are wanting, we are watching live on social media what is going on in hong kong. they are using social media to organize. they are using it as a force for good. will you condemn it? >> the united states founded a force for good. we know human beings can organize. the trouble is, the same device ts orrings you peaceful or

changes in government for the better spread news about terrorism and recruits terrorist candidates. my worry is it homogenize. nobody really cares about anything. i think it is a great way to show up for causes. i don't know, what euphoric -- that is why i am here. for you.

stuart: i do not have it with me. >> we better get them in contact with real living creatures who love them and to they love. we have to get them into sports. we have to get them eating real and good food. these things can own them. stuart: i am owned by my smart phone. it went out last night and i had a fit.

>> you are a big hit. that is the definition of addiction. they will measurably be improved on what it could be otherwise. stuart: i will allow that to be the last word on this subject. >> i hope it is the last word, generally, because i know i am right. [laughter] >> take care. we are a financial program. keep in touch. we are down. the performance of the government is in question. we have the ebola scare, two.

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we cited multiple reports that there was a possible second patient get fox news radio just spoke to the health official, zachary thompson is his name. he says he was misquoted, there is no second case, but wouldn't be surprised if a second case surfaces. they are my train everyone who had close contact with the first patient. no confirmed second case as of now. the ebola news assenting biotech stocks sharply higher. liz macdonald has that and also breaking news on the timeline of when they're going to rush the vaccine to the market. liz: that is right. we are hearing that they are trying to fast-track the vaccine to get them to market as early as november for health care workers working in west africa. glaxo smith kline and new links genetics. working with the national institute of health.

stuart: they will rush to market november, they want a vaccine to be delivered to the health care workers to protect them, that is where it is going first. those two stocks are for health care workers. >> there's a lot of buzz on wall street about a certain stock that seems to be effective. stuart: those of the ones with effective treatments. those are treatment stocks. liz: correct. interestingly enough the unit of fujifilm holdings appears to be having an effective treatment as well. the governments will probably ramp up spending to fight against evil a the prior estimate $600 million so a lot of money pointed at biotech companies possibly.

so we will give you the developments as they come in. stuart: a lot of coverage all day long on the fox business network. today william fisher spent three weeks in africa trading real patients. they talked to the ceo of new links genetics. proceeding with trials of the vaccine. launching a new program today called uber militated great 15,000 jobs for military and spouses over the next 18 months. we're joined by the senior vice president of business. 50,000 jobs is a lot of jobs. will these people be drivers? >> we call them partner drivers because they are entrepreneurs in their own right. they come onto the platform and

they decide how to work, went to work, they can recruit other partner drivers to work on the platform as well. some have 20, 30 cars on a platform. stuart: they must be military people who just left the military service. 50,000, you have room for 50,000? >> they could be military spouses, military veterans coming back from the battlefield or in some other job where the talents were not as appreciated. for us it is a big commitment, unprecedented fo for us in the company to make that kind of commitment but we are growing so fast that we can absorb 50,000 with no problem whatsoever over the next 18 months.

stuart: last time i checked you are worth $18 billion. any advance in the last couple of weeks? >> i don't think the market every day like that. stuart: you do market to market every day in your head because i am sure you got a piece of the action, haven't you? >> every employee all over the world has a stake in the success of the company so we are proud of that. everybody has a piece of what we are able to build. stuart: 50,000 jobs for veterans and or their spouses is a very big number and we all think it is a fine thing you are doing and we thank you for. with us today. >> thank you for having me. stuart: these are the guys the banks: rich people don't pay their bills, repossessing all kinds of things.

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coming. i think it spread its wings. this pretty much self evident the fight global growth is slowing. and if it backs up, everything the central banks have done is for not an where are we then? you can see this coming. stuart: ipo did to you, a real black swan event if the hong kong protest developed and gathered steam and hit mainland china as well and produced a slowdown in their economy, that would be a black swan adding to it. >> i don't see that really happening. chinese are doing everything they can to prop up their stock market setting new 52-week highs while the hang seng down 10 and .5% because of the protest. it is already out there. i think that is the one most people are most fearful of his

china really slows down, it will be across the united states, it will be devastating. stuart: today is wednesday of crashes frequently. we are down 190 points. >> yesterday the internals were so horrible and the market was frightening in terms of no bids. when they went up, some selling but not a lot. they drifted down and the algorithms went in, there were not even humans evolved yesterday. they were a bunch of computers facing off against each other. that tells me there's not a lot of folks on the sidelines ready to support this market. stuart: we are down 201 points. that is 1.18%.

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stuart: about 30 years ago i think we had a bet for $5 i lost. and i i never paid you. >> despite numerous offers to have the dead. just to fulfill the obligation. but he is a man of principle. some can argue what kind of principle but a man of principle and stubborn. >> he shops at walmart when he goes to play tennis. >> of course i do. don't you put mark >> no. stuart: tune in tonight to lou dobbs, he will have more on the ebola outbreak on the midterm elections. cheryl casone joins us now catching up with danica patrick.

>> danica. you have is that the southern way. she is sponsored by go daddy. she has been with them seven years, going on eight years. the amazing race car driver. a businesswoman, has her own company. a major supporter of rest cancer awareness month. today is the first day of breast cancer awareness month. she is doing something very special, i want you to watch this. >> let's talk about why you are here. you unveiled the new go daddy. >> to celebrate beginning of october breast cancer awareness, we unveiled my paint scheme for october. a lot of pink. the third-year they have sacrificed their normal green car and waited pink with a little bit of green and it is such a wonderful cause.

it is so common to have people who are affected by breast cancer whether they are a family or a friend, and i am one of them. some people can donate until noon tomorrow and if you donate over $10, you get to elect a name to be put on the car, and that car with the names on it will be raised at martinsville and it is just a great way to appreciate all the donations and have a cool special paint out to celebrate the mall. >> so she has a really good friends 25 years old diagnosed with the gene, so it is very close and near and dear to her heart. go daddy putting a lot of money into breast cancer awareness month because the ceo, the cco all have somebody connected sadly to the disease of breast cancer and also has really

gotten into social media. signed into instagram for the first time this morning ever. tried to build out her social media profile. stuart: would you call her an athlete? >> absolutely. stuart: i believe she would be the most highly paid female athlete in the world. >> she might be. love, nascar is obviously the most popular sport next to football in this country and these fans are rabid. they want to be a part of somebody like danica patrick and she has a positive image. she is as sweet as pie. the nicest girl, the girl next door truly in life and on the screen. that is what a company wants to be a part of. stuart: absolutely. we are going wrap up the headlines for you in one minute.

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>> i will give you the last word, it is your show. stuart: judge, these are fascinating stuff here. >> i am privileged to interact with you about them. stuart: you never know what is going to happen when judge napolitano is on the set with me. here is your take on the rest of today's program. this to say about taking over california. they are short and to the point. california is lost and without a prayer. kimberly says this about being able to temporarily seize guns from family members if they appear to be a popular threat. it would be nice if it did what it is supposed to do but there is way too much realm for abuse. i am with you on that one. dow jones industrial average count 206 points, that is a big loss.

there is something of a flight to safety today, but not into american stocks, it is into american treasury bonds. yield straight down. now here is deirdre bolton. deirdre: hong kong's protest raging as we pick up where you left off. paypal's plans to go solo have big implications for apple and samsung and numerous payment systems and in the business of sports, broadcasters may be punished for saying redskins on air. thethe head of mlb media will jn us with his take from baseball's similar issue. pro-democracy demonstrators waving lace from mobile phone. that is what happened earlier, the streets filled in hong kong nearly a week after students two to the streets their standoff with authorities is hardening.