melissa: it sure does and happy friday. finally good news for consumers. gas prices falling and fast. we'll tell you just how much cash you are saving. what does jeff bezos know that the rest of us don't? the man behind amazon think -- sinking his money into two businesses most people have branded as dead. no show. north korea's dictator missing in action fueling speculation about his health or a coup. the hit show that has fans pumped up for pigskin even when the game is not on. we'll talk to the creators to and cast, of "the league." even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: ebola proving no laughing matter especially if you're on a crowded plane. a flight from philadelphia devolved into chaos after a passenger screamed, quote, i have ebola. you're all screwed.

upon landing in the dominican republic the hazmat team removed the man. he claimed he was just joking. medical personnel said he did not have a fever. here to discuss our very own charlie gasparino. veronica daguerre with the "wall street journal." we have john, i knew i would mess that up from the gfi group. welcome to the show. i am sorry i fumbled your name. we'll let you go first. we reached this level of panic. >> i think so. there are 8,000 cases right now in west africa and africa and 7 billion people in the world. i think a lot of hysteria. i think right now, you know, to tax the tsa agents with screening for ebola -- melissa: not a clever move. would you recommend this? >> i've been on planes with idiots before. it happens. i think one, here's the thing -- melissa: that is whole another story. >> people do crazy stuff on planes. i've seen it. it is horrendous. but take that -- melissa: never you though,

right. >> never. i'm usually a good passenger and usually have a couple drinks and i leave everybody alone. there is a business aspect here to traveling. melissa: yeah. >> if there is an outbreak, you're going to see travel related stocks, i hate to bring this to stocks, get crushed. they have been already kind of wobbling amid all this stuff. you know, one of the things, when you talk to traders, actually plugged or keyed in, i know some traders can me all the time, what do you think of ebola? is it worse? are they hiding stuff? these are sophisticated traders. they're looking at long-term play. big if, big breakout how does that affect consumer confidence and travel? how does that impact the economy. don't take that out of the realm of possibility. melissa: another story, elon musk, so far the d has stood for downturn. tesla stock plunging more than 5% after the d amounted to a model s upgrade. with a new safety features. the d was really for

disappointment, veronica. >> some people were not so happy with it. i love elon. i love his excitement. he has brought so much innovation and excitement to the car industry and getting people excited again. melissa: fake hype around this particular announcement. >> there is a lot of hype in d. he is innovating. he represents the best of america in innovation and creating next technology. >> listen, i'm all for his doing whatever he is doing with the electric cars, but, let's face it. this is an industry that is built on government subsidy. this is not an entrepeneur sitting in his basement building something better with his own sweat and brains and getting private capital to do it. he is out there, milking taxpayers for something that i don't know -- melissa: he has a lot of private capital. in his wednesday. >> would you give him money if you knew states weren't pitching in would you to be part of it too? melissa: they're offering money free or cheap rate i would be an idiot not to take it. he is right about that so there

you go. >> i don't think this is like he is some great entrepreneur. >> ross perot took government money constantly. melissa: created new industries. aerospace private you know. >> usually when the government gets involved in these things, you don't need the government, if it is that great. that is usually the case. maybe i'm wrong here. >> $30 billion market cap. obviously prone to bad headline news. melissa: yeah. jeff bezos wandering where lesser men dare not to go. launching amazon's first physical store trying to revive, "washington post," brick-and-mortar print journalism. not thriving industries. bezos is going all-in. what does know that we don't? talk about innovators, who started in his garage and built himself up to become a gazillionaire. he has a newspaper and putting out a brick-and-mortar store. what do you think? >> that is interesting to watch. it's a play to figure out

distribution, right? now they -- melissa: the store is? >> the store is meantime to reach those big markets, urban markets to do that more effective now that they lost the sales tax advantage. melissa: maybe it's a pr stunt. >> i think sort of a test case for them. i don't know if it will be more of a retail location or more of a warehouse. for new york sound like a good job opportunity for some people. melissa: you're a newspaper guy originally. what do you think about the newspaper play? >> you have to delineate between this and newspaper play. they are different -- i was offered a job by "washington post" in 2002. i turned it down to stay at "wall street journal." reason why i saw circulation go, my numbers might be off, from 700,000 to 500,000. it is now at what? 200,000? melissa: three people, something like that. >> i'm saying -- melissa: is he using journalists to innovate to make something amazing on line? >> i think his play is purely online with the paper to come up with a new model how to distribute news. it is a great brand.

>> all about content. everything online is about content. the store is perfect timing around christmas, right? free advertising. both ups and fedex added workers. they will have huge amount much packages to deliver so. melissa: jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon making his first public remarks since being diagnosed with cancer. coming out swinging, warning nonbanks like private equity and hedge fund could being be a weak link in our financial system. >> what you don't want to do is push so much risk in the nonbank financial system that is next thing blows up because nobody is paying attention to it. and that has happened before. look at history, it wasn't always banks or investment banks. melissa: charlie what is your take on this one? >> love jamie. glad he is healthy. looks pretty good. talking his book, right? one of the problems that jamie got involved in the obama men station going after dodd-frank, saying it is too onerous. he is flipping that argument. not going after the obama administration anymore. saying if we have to deal with this garbage why doesn't steve

schwarzman at blackstone have to deal with this? private equity firms right now are doing almost the same stuff as regular wall street banks. we should point out blackstone -- melissa: i don't know it has same domino effect when you look at private equity funds invest. >> not just their investment. what you're leaving out. today blackstone divested from investment advisory business which is small. to paul taubman a great banker. they lend. they trade. they do a lot of stuff. wasser stein does a lot of trading. i know these guys. they are acting like banks. what jamie is saying what is good for us got to be good for them. if they screw up on something they are big enough to destroy the system. he is talking his book but does make a good case. if you're going to have all the regulation why leave one part out? >> huge part. melissa: they don't have deposits from the public. so if they go under -- >> neither does goldman sachs. melissa: if they go under. >> goldman sachs doesn't either. they're protected.

>> don't forget long-term capital management. >> i agree with that. i'm telling you he is talking his book an telling you why. melissa: nadella backing off controversial remarks on pay raises for women at a conference for women on computer sighens. he said quote, not asking for a raise but knowing and having faith that the system will give you the right raise. nadella later apologized, characterizing his comments quote, completely wrong, veronica daguerre, what do you say? >> if you wait for the karma to come to you and get more money -- melissa: you buy that. >> i'm sure he took his own advice throughout his own career. i think for anyone i think, first of all the statistics back this up, pay gap between men and women does exist. so women have to be their own advocates. they have to negotiate. >> why does he have to apologize for this nonsense? the guy spoke his mind. he says if you do a good job, basically what he said, if you do a good job you will get paid. melissa: you ever ask for a

raise though? >> i have no problem, i have no problem -- i have no problem, i have no problem asking for a raise but why does he have to apologize? what kind of society he lives in, some guy makes mundane remarks -- >> he himself admitted -- >> because he is in a politically correct environment. >> exactly. >> this guy should say this and not like get pilloried. melissa: people of his company have women. he is at women conference encouraging women to speak up and get into science and technology. he is telling them to sit down. >> no. he said, you don't like the language he said it, he said if you do a good job you will be justly rewarded. melissa: it is not really about asking for a raise but knowing and having faith the system will give you the right raise. do you trust the system to give you right raise, charlie? let me tell you, our bosses are watching. do you trust your system to give the raise. >> i will leave or anywhere else

if they don't give me the right raise. melissa: that is not trusting the system. >> know what that is, trusting the capitalist system. i have been throughout my career -- melissa: -- not accept what you're given. >> he did not say. melissa: he says accept what you're given. >> of course. that is how you negotiate. >> independent contractor. highest bid. melissa: that was fun. thanks guys. getting stronger at the border. isis calling for even more backup. don't expect turkey to help out anytime soon. plus, the mystery of kim jong-un. the north korean dictator is nowhere to be seen at a very key event and some are wondering if he will ever be seen again. mysterious piles of cash coming up. ♪

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greg palkot is live near the border with the latest. greg? >> melissa, belated but stepped us air attacks on isis are having an impact on the terror group but the terrorists keep on moving forward. take a look at what we saw when we were at the turkey-syria border today. for the past couple of hours we have been hearing a battle royal coming from the center of town just behind a long line of trees is the kurdish defenders headquarters. according to our sources the isis terrorists have taken it over today but according to the combat we're hearing from there, the fight is still on. we are told also that isis is basically controlling that border crossing between kobani and turkey. that is very bad are to the kurds because it is the only way to get casualties and civilians out of the town. the only way to get reinforcements and resupply in. terrorists are making moves despite the increase in air

activity. since monday by our count there have been 32 us air strikes against isis in and around kobani. the whole week before there were only five. the concern is here they're come too late. here in turkey there was another tense night while politicians asked people to cool down, but are to the whole week ethnic kurds are clashing with turkish security on upset that turkey is not doing enough to get into kobani to deal with isis. the casualties now, over 30 dead. finally, melissa, turkey's role in this whole thing a topic of conversation with general john allen. he heads-up the anti-isis campaign for the united states and turkish officials day in the capital ankara. they came out with a statement after the meetings. let me read it to you. we promise to deepen bilate ral consultations. that will be little con solution for 700 or more civilians trapped inside of kobani right now according to the u.n. back to you.

melissa: greg, thank you for that. turkey remains reluctant to get involved at all unless the coalition goes after the syrian government. the turkish ambassador saying quote, we can not achieve security and stability in syria without addressing the assad regime which bears responsibility for the emergence and growth of the isil threat. therefore we should not view isil and the regime separately during our efforts. jesse jane duff a former marine corps gunnery sergeant. chris harmer, from institute for study of war. thanks to you both for joining us. chris, start with you. does the ambassador have a point? >> yes, he has a point. the original sin in syria is the assad regime. without assad regime we don't have isis or islamic state. all this unrest is the response to the mayhem conducted by the dictatorial assad regime. unless strategy as removal of assad as part of it, we're whistling in the dark here. there is nothing that is going to happen to create a stable,

post-assad environment in syria unless we're committed to that course. the turks will never get involved unless we commit to it. melissa: it is a good point although does make it feel like yet another reason the turks are using not to get involved and you see even on the sidelines the ceo kobani of was on stuart varney's show this morning how he is personally getting involved because the government is not. listen to what he had to say. >> why isn't the american government doing this? >> that is what i come to belief is ordinary people, and businesses, they are the ones have to bring their voices up. they are the ones who have to say something, do something. align around the coalition and help people and make sure other politicians and our leaders, they hear us. melissa: he is the ceo of chobani the yogurt company. he put in 2 million of his own money, he is from turkey the region and trying to help

refugees. he thinks countries and politicians on all sides are not doing enough. what do you think? >> approximately 1.5 million refugees are going over to turkey. they will not get involved when united states has done nothing about assad and slaughter of 200,000 syrians. this is drip, drip, of gasoline from foreign policy fuel tank inflamed and exasperated entire region. we remember the president saying don't cross this red line and look where we're at today. melissa: breaking news flashing across bottom of the screen as we were looking, chris, i will ask you to respond to. that the state department is warning of reprisal attacks against coalition nations. should we be concerned? >> yeah, absolutely we should be concerned. that is not a warning. something that already happened. they're executing journalists and aid workers. we know what isis is. their fundamental nature is not in dispute. jesse made a valid point. this civil war generated 200,000

killed in action. another 1.5 million refugees. this situation will continue to get worse. in the instability, in the mayhem, that where isis thrives. unless we're willing to get consequentially involved, there is no possibility that the turks will go in there unless they're following u.s. leadership. melissa: we have to leave it there. thanks to both of you guys. from fantasy to reality the brains behind the hit tv show, "the league," they're holding nothing back about the nfl. reporting packing up her fireworks, katy perry headed to one of the biggest stages for music. do you have ever have too much kate at this perry? maybe. ♪

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melissa: from the u.s. to every corner of the globe money is flying around the world again today, starting in venezuela, which has been ordered to pay $1.6 billion to exxonmobil because they need it. that is make up for nationalizing its oil assets back in before, including the seizure of one of exxon's major oil projection. exxon originally wanted $12 billion to cover the loss. oh, well. >> to china, where the apple watch landed on the cover of "vogue." the magazine said it had some pretty deep conversations with ceo tim cook over past couple weeks. they claim the watch is the perfect accessory for the modern day "vogue" china woman. i bet it is. landing in europe, where bad economic data from germany has many worrying the region is falling back into recession. the exports fell by largest amount since the financial con crisis, leading many economists to slash forecasts.

they are in "a league of their own." sixth season in "the league" scored huge points for the fxx network. here are the cocreators of the show along with one of the stars. it is week six of the nfl. talk about some money football. how about colin kaepernick got fined $10,000 for wearing beats headphones which they're not allowed to do. >> bose is the official sponsor of nfl they fined him for looking silly. he looked silly. no one should be wearing those out like that. >> someone with that narrow of a head should not wear something that is not -- melissa: okay. >> by the way would i say, that you know, for the nfl and the sponsors and all that stuff, we should say this. want to put an end to right now to the talk of the nfl being an old bose network. that has to stop. the pun needs to start and stop

here. calling on all of you to don't say it. melissa: maybe wearing pink headphones. andre experimented with wearing pink on the show. how did did that go? >> not well. you can take up issues of breast cancer but guys wearing pink is questionable thing. take up the issue but don't wear fashions. melissa: katy perry doing halftime show at super bowl. she is claiming she not paying to be there. that was big issue. you're the brains and economics behind all this do you think she is paying to be on the halftime show? >> here is the thing. she can pay a high-end matchmaker and single or do the super bowl halftime show. we saw how they treated espn gameday show. that poor ohio state -- >> oklahoma quarterback. >> had no chance. melissa: do you think he called her right away? he did shoutout. you're hot. call me. >> he has a girlfriend.

>> what does that have to do withing anything he is athlete. >> he was in a lot of trouble at home. i think she is looking for a hookup. that is okay. i think seattle will be back in the super bowl again this year. coin have a better single quarterback, rustle wilson. dot show. go for it. >> i have unpopular opinion. i think smart for the nfl to take money, make performers pay. you saw the red who chili peppers exploded after their performance. people can't stop talking about it. albums flying off the shelves. melissa: speaking of exploding, jj watt was on your show. last night he did a questionable victory dance in the end zone. we have video, called the nene. following his third touchdown on the season. >> now, this video is very important we've now seep one thing jj watt can not do. can sack the quarterback. defend against the run. super funny. >> they said -- melissa: kind of andre move. >> a great dance move.

like what, refrigerator perry is only other defensive player to get this many touchdowns, right? refrigerator perry has the chicago bears shuffle. >> super bowl shuffle. >> about the same. i feel like, he is following his mentor's footsteps. melissa: you guys getting into a lot of trouble this year on the show. you're about to tackle some very serious issues. redskins, are you doing it or stay away? ray rice, do it, stay away? >> we're a mirror. if things happen in the nfl. we're still shooting. we can keep current enough to touch on very sense testify issues. we're doing a redskins episode. melissa: i'm sure it will be tateful. >> tasteful as one could imagine. we'll be touching on the ray rice incident. andre, paul's character, gets a cat named my lady. cat through series of events, they have a cantankerous relationship. >> there is incident that happens i, that gets caught on tape. melissa: oh, my goodness. >> look, we're going to tackle

that. i'm sure ray rice will come after us. show us if he like it or didn't. melissa: all right, "the league" on fxx. >> you say fxxx like you don't believe that is real network. melissa: i know what it is like to be off on sister network and steal viewers from the main network. do you have any tips for us? >> one of the things, we're being only show on right now, like being in venezuelan grocery store. one item for sale on the shelves and it is us. melissa: i love it. forget treadmills and freeways, this nerd-friendly fitness craze is about sword fights and costumes. to each its own. north korea's ruler missing in action. is a palace coup to blame or get -- [inaudible] run for your money coming up. ♪ ♪

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nick kim jong un was a no show at the worker's party anniversary, an event he has attended every since coming to power in 2011. speculation growing about his strange disappearance. jonathan hunt has more on this. >> reporter: no one outside north korea is certain where kim jong noon is and very few inside the country probably know for sure. most experts and u.s. officials don't believe there has been a coup and the best guess is he is sick and doesn't want to appear in public. the last couple times he was seen in july and august the approach announced wimp that could because i doubt. std tv documentary in breathless fashion recently eluded to a health issue. listen here. ♪

>> reporter: the news anchor saying in part that kim jong un is leading the fire for the people like the flicker of a flame despite suffering discomfort but if kim jong un is physically weak he is likely to be politically weak too and that matters to us because north korea is a nuclear-armed nations that is continually developing long-range missiles and. we need to know who is in control of those weapons. there is ongoing tension on the korean peninsula. south korea activists released balloons on the border between north and south protesting his dictatorship ended response north korean forces fired across the border with the south korean military returning fire. instability experts say is very dangerous. >> in times like this the default position is to take the hardest line possible. you got to remember these are adults who are killing each other and some of them have access to nukes, long-range missiles and large stocks of

chemical and biological agents. this is not good news. >> reporter: the longer kim jong noon remained out of sight of the more dangerous the situation becomes as various groups within the north korean leadership compete for power. u.s. officials say they are not overly concerned but you can be sure they are watching all this closely. melmack for more on north korea's missing leader, north korea takes on the world, scott martin is here from united advisers, he is a fox news contributor. let me start with you. what is your best intelligence on where you think he is? >> probably north of the capital or east. there are stories he is with his wife and sister. being with his wife is understandable but his sister is there suggesting there are people in the regime who want to put the kim family on lockdown. that tells us a lot. melissa: what do you think? >> this is where is a waldo?

i am sure north korea loves the attention we are putting on this, the focus. also something to consider in terms of the optics. if he is injured, they don't want him appearing in public on crutches. that would appear week. that is something they are considering as well. melissa: a scary situation. dennis rodman is the most senior u.s. officials visit in quite some time. we have no idea what is going on. scott martin, what do you think of this? we don't know much about the sister and said she is 27 years old, she is his full sister. other than that what do we know? >> there is not a period in time, that we would hear from dennis rodman to see what he knows.

in january, he had a saying of mumbling out of tune happy birthday song to kim jong un, anyone with a terminal illness, there are 200,000 of his own people he has suppressed and mistreated some might guess is he has made a few enemies and they could have been captive. melissa: we joke because it is a crazy situation but they do have nuclear weapons. >> they do and right now there's a lot of infighting at the top of this regime and there have been these executions, killings and unexplained deaths. what has been going on since 2010 in connection with this transition from kim jong il to kim jong un, anything could happen. these people don't think of themselves as living forever. they think they have are very short life span they can do something serious. melissa: thanks to all of you. not sure we solve it but we did our best. back to the market's wild swings

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management, he is talking about the fact they entered the work force during the worst financial crisis since the great depression and he says a lot of cynics said that makes many of you part of the lost generation but i don't buy it. part of a lost generation? whoever said that? >> clearly last week we saw the unemployment rate, headline numbers up 5.9%. if you dig deeper, the college education, 2.9%. those without an education is 8.8% so that is where the problem lies is education. those who have and those who don't. melissa: i am focused on scott. president obama, everyone says you guys are losers and you will never do anything with your life. they're saying that about you but i am not. does that work? >> that is the old mentality, go go go, get a job. one of the issues is education but millennials are interesting.

there are 80 of them -- 80 million of them in the united states and they spend less than one trillion dollars in the economy projected to be two times that by 2020 so there's not a lot of economic stature. the other issue with regards to jobs they have been surveyed and said we want to work for facebook, google, microsoft cannot be tried and true companies. their discerning and not very loyal so hard to put a finger on what will make some cook in the future. melissa: gwyneth paltrow hosting a fund-raiser for the president at her california home last night. the oscar winner may make $60 million a movie but she considered equal pay to be, quote, very important to me as a working mother. i love this. i think president obama only did this because he wanted to take a picture with a look person with a lower approval rating than himself. >> she gets herself consistently in trouble with statements like that. people can relate to is this the she makes millions of dollars,

as nannies, she's not a good spokesperson for the working mother in any shape or form. melissa: is this who he wants to take pictures with? it is so much different if you have an office job because it is routine and you know you can do all the stuff in the morning and when you get home, it is much harder for me, she says. i am not sure -- scott martin, what do you think? >> the president is all about connecting with people. the presidency or congress, you want to say we have the same things in common so when he sits with hollywood friends, it doesn't look very genuine because nobody likes him and nobody is like them. >> the perception of the president playing golf, fund-raising, the perception -- cackling these serious matters like isis and ebola and other things that are coming out, it

seems to go against the disparity of income. >> gwyneth paltrow is just like us. >> i can relate to everything she says, totally i can buy those things and afford that as well. >> great photo op for him. he collect all the cash so that is what matters. how low can they go? gas prices hit a new low for the year, great news for your wallet, cheaper prices will save the average household $216. according to new research trader scott kennedy is that the cme, oil continuing to fall. >> we should celebrate the fact that it is going down but we can't because the reasons it is going down hurt us. number one, the economy in europe, mario draghi won't help us. number 2, everybody is underestimating how slow it has gone. september is a got crushed. that will come to fruition in nick six weeks and our own economy here, again the dollar,

the big red ribbon wrapped around all those problems is going to push oil lower and we have more supply, the dollar is getting stronger and everybody else around the world isn't doing well. melissa: all this stuff was amazing. the average household spending 2,004 did $18 on gas. is not surprising but when you see all lumped together it sounds like a big number ranch to think we spend to $60 less it has to be good news for christmas at least. >> yes. a lot of folks are making that lead from gas prices to christmas but what if everything is not going that well anyway? just because i have $260 in my pocket doesn't mean it will go to christmas presents and the does we won't see the brick and mortar shop to do well anyway so i and saying they may get a $260, in their pockets but there may be something else.

our economy is not doing well ended is coming to fruition now. melissa: you are a big downer but i love your jacket, got to speak the truth. totally accessible. have a great weekend. we are heading into the last hour of trading. let's check in with liz claman and see wishy as coming. liz: scott and i disagree all the time. he is supposed to send me one. let's get to the markets because as we head into this hour, will we see some settling down of all the dramatic moving of the markets? we are down, it could turn around. you mentioned on your show we were up as much as 100 points earlier today. coming up we are hours away from the new changes at u.s. airports about trying to screen people for ebola. you talked about it, this ridiculous hazmat situation where someone claimed they had ebola as a joke.

coming of the virus hunter from ucla will be joining us, professor of epidemiology. she has just gone back from the congo. egos deep into the jungles and tries to find the origins of these diseases. she will calm us down or were yes, hear what she has to say from the horse's mouth and as you travel you are wondering about the safety of all of it, just relax and think about >> in. a fox business exclusive, a massive snowball fight ended in melting and warming the between park city unveil resorts'. we have the veil resorts ceo, they just bought park city so now they have quite a royal flush when it comes to the ski resorts. he will give us an anticipation of that. melissa: you terrifyingly and then made me want to go on vacation. revenge of the nerds. look at this, absolutely no jock

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folks like myself love to get fit, interested in learning about getting fed. also wants to talk about harry potter, ward of the rings, video games. melissa: you yourself are a nerd. what do you do to facilitate this fitness? an online web site is where it gets started. >> i had this idea may be six years ago and wanted to help people like myself who spend all day at a desk. melissa: what does it cost? i want to get the details before we run out of time. from there you can go to what we are looking at here, when you get yourself to get it to get fit. >> 99% of the things on the web and the one hundred% free. you can sign up for the weekly newsletter, there are 230,000 subscribers and the nerd fitness academy for one time lifetime access fee, you can get more specific advice and work out plans and level up the character as you complete your workout

submissions. melissa: how much of the cab and how many showed up? the pictures are incredible. >> it was so much fun. bigger than anything i could have expected. close to 200 nick rhodes came to fit his hand was the cost between 5 and the dollars, and $700 depending on the room. melissa: the transformation, thank you for coming on. we appreciate your energy time. rolling -- vice president joe biden on the west coast. i hope the first lady doesn't find out about all this calories and sugar. at an end of the day it is all about ice-cream.

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>> not long enough to bring you all our favorite stories. my producers in r in the control room. aaron you're up first.

>> joe biden was in the west coast, but he only came to eat ice cream and spend some cash. and it looks like he's almost done out of cash. >> what do you guys make of that picture? >> they took a trip to los angeles and the whole thing seems to be styled by goop. he's probably eating a 10-dollar gentlemen lat zero. he's following the travel guide. >> he's every man. >> what happens with a horse walks into a police station. -- this curious man came trotting in. police said he was later escorted home without incident. >> escorted how many. how did they know she was coming from? >> this is just a case of profiling. i mean, this is -- this is unfair. it's unjust. i don't know if that animal has hoofs. i think it's unfair. >> alex you got one morphous. >> red bull's wings are getting clicked.

everyone knows they give you wings. they're suing them for $14 million. >> it's like when calgon said take me away. they're not taking you on a cruise to europe. this is not a real promise. >> count down starts now. i have to tell you melissa all of that matters, but you cannot miss how this one ends. we're about to close out a very wild week for stocks. this is amazing. the dow has scored both its best and worst days much 2014, but at the end of the week it looks like at least for now another loser not just for the dow joneses, but for the major averages. how to protect your money. what you should be buying, what you should be selling, and we have the market experts who managed billions and billions of money together more than 200 billion. and zero to 60 in 3.6 se