inthousand it. -- enthusiast. with that it is off to the races with "money." france perhaps is here. the show starts now. melissa: it is. we have a halloween rally on our hand. fresh hope for the global economy moving stocks to a new record, look at that up 158. plus vote or get shaved. lawmakers so desperate to get you to the polls they're threatening to tell your neighbors if you don't go. oh, no. paid to get ebola. doctors injecting recruits with the deadly virus and you get 700 buckings for the privilege. that is what it is worth. dentists launching their own buyback program. listen how much they pay kids for all the halloween candy. we have some here on the set. even when they say it's not it is always about candy. melissa: rally mode done continuing on wall street today with the dow setting a new high.

also on track for the 19th record close this year. let's bring in our panel. fox business's senior correspondent charlie gasparino looking very scary today. no, he just in his regular outfit and "barron's" editor jack hough and james freeman from "wall street journal." breakings our prop already. >> what looks better, tell me? >> no comment. if you're good i will will give you candy. we're supposed to start about the market rally. >> i think give a hand of applause, everybody to janet yellen and ben bernanke who let us out, think about it. they're now going to destimulator start raising rates sooner than later. the markets like what they did over the last five or eight years since the financial crisis, you're applauding the fed? >> i think this channel is way too tough on these guys. and i think they did a pretty good job, right? >> i think they misallocated a lot of capital. they're surprised to hear you

say that. part of the reason we're not growing faster and this rally today being fed by japan which is printing more money. melissa: there you go. that is what -- >> doing to do what we've been willing to do, make our economy more competitive. >> our economy -- this is discrimination. our economy is getting better. our markets are getting better and yes, we have problems with wage growth and jobs and all that, but, the economy is, they took us out, play the devil's advocate. they took us out -- melissa: you just called janet yellen the devil? >> i will play devil's advocate. they took us out of a deep financial recession. markets gone up to 17,000. they will disciple late. >> who is this man? melissa: one at a time. one at a time. >> my twitter page is blowing up. >> in addition to japan, we're more than halfway through earnings season. numbers are good. we got a good gdp print. that doesn't hurt. >> why don't i get anything?

melissa: because i didn't like what you had to say. starbucks wasn't to deliver you from the drinks long lines. they gave a weaker-than-expected outlook for the quarter. i love this idea. we're supposed to focus on earnings. the fact they said they would deliver to your desk? coffee? really? >> i like some starbucks and cost me 2.0 about tore a cup of coffee? why is that? that is my biggest problem with starbucks. i couldn't care less about this. >> i always thought overpriced coffee was a fad. i now think it isn't. you will get pretty heavy drone traffic in big cities now with all of these new delivery options. and the fact that starbucks -- melissa: you think giving you coffee by drone? that is pretty dangerous. you will get burned. >> ceo, as i understand it, he spends almost all of his time on mobile payment technology which you could say is very dialed into the customer. on the other hand it makes you wonder about the product. i don't know. maybe -- >> don't like the coffee or

something? >> i think the numbers actually aren't that bad for starbucksbuo much. i don't think it's a food deal. melissa: okay. gopro going gangbusters after better than expected third quarter earnings. mobile camera maker reported revenue of $280 million. that was topping 266 million that wall street was expecting. jack, do you have a gopro? >> i don't have a gopro. i'm amazed this stock is doing so well. really taking me by surprise. what have smartphones done to handheld cameras? devastated that market. here is company that makes essentially cameras. granted they're differentiated but so far doing well. >> i will buy a gopro at davos and sneak into a party with a go pro. i will see if it works to catch jamie dimon having a drink with french diplomat. melissa: it is about action capture. some as they try to pivot to regular cams a will they continue to make money? >> making money i think that is big difference between this era and some earlier once. this company makes products that

make profits. it might be around for a while. melissa: okay a little treat for you on halloween. the national average for a gallon of cast hovering around $3 today. supposed to drop under $3 by sunday. prices are down for the 13th straight day. you're giving fed this one. that is not what it is all about. it is about fracking. it is about supply. >> i know. where is, and i'm channel -- melissa: i want to give you a piece of candy. >> rick santelli is good friend of mine, wish he was here, where is the inflation? where is the devastation of zero interest rates? melissa: deflation is much scarier. >> where, no. with are is the bad stuff that was supposed to come from massive qe, low interest rates? these are legitimate questions. i'm not going to take a side. >> legitimate question. the point we haven't seen the other side of the trade yet. the question how do they get out -- >> trade will be dead by the time they comes. >> how do they shrink the balance sheet era. i'm saying where is all the bad stuff you guys have been predict.

melissa: where been? you were right here with us. >> we have to ask ourselves. check ourselves. >> raging inflation by a certain time. the question how will they unwind it? i agree. bank of japan but they have not finished this policy you. >> mentioned lower gasoline prices. normally that comes with another side of the coin which is weak economy. so your gas is cheaper but you might lose your job. we have lower gas and increased supply but the economy is still growing nicely. a pretty good mix for us. >> yell yell. janet yellen. i. >> i think i deserve a 2006 by the way. melissa: oh. that was very well-saved. >> when you work out for an hour 1/2 a day that is what you get. melissa: i'm sorry about. that here. got to be faster next time. charlie has more exclusive news. did you see that. colleagues from jeffreys, sage kelly. what are you hearing? >> we're talking about the fed. i'm telling you that all -- melissa: are you eating candy. >> chewing on lozenge. i have a cold. talking about the fed and haifa

lieutenant inch and high finance stuff. i was out with traders. this thing with the jeffries divorce case that is all they're thinking about. the divorce case is this guy sage kelly. his wife released her deposition in a case. melissa: don't make your wife angry, the moral of the story. >> in the deposition great stuff about allegations, these are allegations that mr. kelly, a big banker over there in the health care group took drugs, urinated on his bedroom carpet and on and on. he denies it. >> at the same time? >> i think so. anyway jeffries, this is happening in, back to jeffries as reported yesterday, they're losing some health care deals. people are backing out of deals. this is somewhat of a serious story. from what we understand, we are getting it from people inside jeffries, they have not called to confirm it, but inside jeffries they're starting to give mandatory drug tests to health care bankers. melissa: only to health care banksers? >> that's what i heard.

melissa: wow. are you guys, you're suddenly silent. i never heard this quite ♪ i don't get the logic of that one. only health care team? >> that's what i heard this is a great story. before i broke all these, before i broke all this stuff on the financial crisis i did this great story about sac capital. how a junior banker -- >> this is very -- tell me more. >> senior banker forced to take female hormones. >> there you go. >> all right. melissa: yeah i remember that story. i think we have to move on. really dangerous territory here. close your eyes and walk across the tightrope. 600 feet in the air. that is what wire walker nicole lend today, say that three times fast is doing this weekend. going between two buildings in chicago, in the windy city. which i think in and of itself presents its own channel, challenge. he is blindfolded for second half of it? there is no safety net.

>> markets go up or down if this guy falls? melissa: oh, i don't know but i know they are showing it so it is on the discovery channel and they're showing it with a delay just in case the worst happens. they don't want to show it live on television. what do you think about this? >> he is, i think going essentially up two stories as he crosses two city blocks. he is going to have the bricks, the blindfold. call me aggressive. i think it is cheating the bar. >> you think this guy is cheating. >> not impressed. melissa: you're not impressed. >> james freeman is not impressed. melissa: i don't know. i think i'm going to be watching but, i think that delay might come in handy. forget candy. for halloween ashby is giving out bacon. anyone says trick or meat, that's what you say, free bacon inside anything. from inside arby's. can you imagine that? sound fantastic. great promotions.

olive garden, charlie's personal favorite, doing halloween promotion, kids eat free. everyone is cashing in. chipolte, if you come in costume have a burrito for three bucks. won't give you for free? how much is a burrito normally at chipolte. >> i hate them too. melissa: negative on it this stuff. no candy for you. you want bacon at arby's. >> i would go to arby's if they put bacon in someone else's mouth not mine. melissa: i need a commercial. as midterm election approaches voters being urged to head to the polls or else. plus the ghost of shopping malls past. halloween ghouls and goblins are raking in the d.o.e. for zombie buildings. "money" goes live to a haunted house. more candy coming up. who needs more candy? ♪ there was no question she was the one.

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melissa: just like the candy today on halloween control of the senate is still up for grabs. it is down to the wire with only a few states standing between

the gop ruling both houses of congress. peter barnes in washington, d.c. with more on this one. peter? nope, no peter there it seems like. all right. scroll up a little for me there. vote or else. that is the message from parties in letters to supporters. they warn that they will review public voting record to see if you've actually voted. if you don't, they're going to send a notice to your neighbors! bring in our panel. stephen yates, of d.c. international advisory is here with jack and james are back with us as well. stephen, i can't believe this one. this is amazing! they will shame you to your neighbors? they will review voting records to determine whether you joined your neighbors who voted in 2014. if you did not vote this year we will be interested to hear why! wow. that sound very harsh. >> certainly sound ominous. take that in contrast to complaints about the immense difficulty of showing a photo i.d. when you go vote. i voted early. went in, happily showed my

driver's license. thanked me for my vote. on i went. no threats of coming after me why i voted or who i voted for. this is one of those areas where what's legal isn't necessarily what is advisable. these are public record that people can get. are often used in elections. my goodness, certainly doesn't look good. melissa: in fact, jack, they say who you vote for is your secret but whether or not you vote is public record. >> yeah. my understanding, everyone's understanding that higher turnout is good for the democrats. this is not quite a get-out-the-vote drive. this is get-out-the-vote or i will find you and hurt you drive sound like. it is strange. melissa: it is strange. james freeman, you think it works? >> it might. it is odd. we usually think of voter intimidation cases as people trying to discourage people from voting. this is saying -- melissa: a little intimidation. >> threat you better show up. it is a little odd because the democrat ekh party has become known for a very high-tech, sophisticated social media capability to identify people and motivate them.

and this is of course the most old-fashioned, low-tech -- melissa: violence is very low-tech. >> they will come take your halloween candy. >> that is implied. no one is actually threatened, who wants to get a letter like that. melissa: if they're not beating vote out of voters, law make remembers begging for funding. democratic campaign committee, accept defeat. we're completely out of ideas. well, we thought we would be in a better place but we're not. we need 35,000 donation those get back on track. this is another incredible one, after hillary clinton emailed you this morning to ask for help, we really thought we would be in a better place but we aren't. wow? stephen is this one more impactful? >> yeah. this is sort of part of a piece. i saw an article in "politico" more or less acknowledges 2014 is lost. but this senate majority republicans are about to take will be probably short-lived. they have already given up on this cycle and hoping an hoping

maybe'11 brings better things with the help of hillary clinton. there is no guaranty hillary ride will go anymore smoothly than this cycle has. melissa: james? >> they have been sending this these kind of desperate, really defeatist emails for weeks now. several times a day. melissa: but it must be working. i've seen ones with the same tone, especially where they start with we're completely out of ideas, which you could interpret a number of different ways. that is a risky way to start the email. but they have sent this, so i have to figure that it must be working. they keep doing it. >> they have tried every big name. these emails sometimes come to democratic voters from nancy pelosi, from barbra streisand. melissa: oh, barbra streisand. >> they certainly sound desperate. >> gave them all to national public radio to get the tote bag. melissa: right. republican senator rand paul talking trash about one of my favorite establishments, say

about domino's pizza, quote. remember domino's pizza, hey admitted our pizza crust sucks. the republican party brand sucks. pizza don't want to be republican. why did dominoes do anything to him? dominoes never do anything but deliver hot cheesy goodness. jack, are you outraged? >> i feel a little bad for domino's. he goes back and forth saying things kind of nuts and things that make sense. melissa: this makes sense to you? domino's pizza sucks? >> not the domino's slap across the face but the fact that the republican party -- i'm not a biased guy. whatever party you should belong quit it today because they both stink. i think republican, it needs a little rebranding right now. melissa: james, how do you feel on the assault on domino's? >> pizza, very good pizza. no argument there with the pizza. part of the brand problem for the republicans i think is being solved by the democrats this year because this war on women thing i think we may see,

wednesday morning we may decide that is kind of over, at least for our current politics. melissa: hmmm. stephen, what do you think? last word. >> we, i have given a lot to domino's pizza over the years so no criticism there. melissa: perfect. >> you think what rand paul is talking about, a party about to take majority in the senate, increase seats in the house, have a majority of governorships. operate a majority of legislatures around the country. yes, there is outreach to different communities but there is lot of different ways to outreach, i saw ronald reagan do it. i saw jack kemp do it. newt gingrich do it. i don't think there is that much there there. melissa: less than two hours of trading left in the month and october has been a wild ride for the stocks. adam shapiro on floor of new york stock exchange. adam, if you're good i will send you some candy. tell me about stocks today. am i only one who can't hear adam? boy, we're having challenges in this block. first they catch you in a lie

about flossing. dentists trying to buy back your halloween candy. we'll tell you if the deal is sweet enough. bizarre proposal out of switzerland. one company offering $800 to infect you with ebola. couldn't even pony up a grand. smart money coming up next.

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melissa: haunted houses as much a part of halloween as freddy krueger, or sugar highs. some haunted houses are a chance to breathe new life into so-called zombie buildings. our very fearless lauren simonetti is at a haunted house in livingston, new jersey. looks very spooky. take it away. >> it is spooky, melissa. just a couple years ago this was

gibbs college. then it was abandoned for years. bain haunted house came in. they bought it. there is about 3500 haunted at strack shuns like this one. what are you doing in the toilet over here? haunted attractions like this one, across the country. this is $22 per, per ticket. 1,000 people came here specifically last night. and, bringing in sales, nationally, if we're looking at average ticket price being 15 bucks, a billion dollars just for haunted attractions. put that on 2.2 billion in candy. you see how big of a holiday, halloween is. this is tremendous. we're just showing a small section of this haunted house. it is 40,000 square feet. and, so it's a great business opportunity. for the guy who operate this is on halloween is over by the way. he does, some videogame excuser shuns in the space. we're breathing new life into these zombie warehouses if you will. melissa: are you okay?

oh, my gosh, you deserve award for that. you kept going didn't miss a beat as zombies coming at you from every angle. calmly continuing on. >> they are friendly. they have been very friendly. earlier this morning doing things to me. i'm sticking with you an keeping my train of thought. are you hungry? they're very hungry. melissa: keeping it in the zone. >> like blood, not chocolate. melissa: lauren, thank you so much. stay safe. that was impressive. needs an award. before you hand out hershey bars, little goblins and princesses clearly watching our show. they are all about the money. a recent study find that 53% of the kids would prefer cold hard cash at the front door. over candy. great news for parents. because money is less likely to cause manic sugar tantrums. james and jack are back with this one. first i never walked up to a house where they hand out money. have you ever seen that? >> no i don't really want to ask for money either. melissa: don't want to ask?

>> what is wrong with candy once a year? >> i heard about loaded guys stand there, every one hundredth person hand out 100 bill. i want to know where the houses are because i would go by. have you seen anyone handing out money? >> i hand out pennys to children. anything other than candy you get overwhelming amount of candy. i told my daughter this year, i'm taking half of your candy attributing or treating. but papa, your tummy is getting fat. melissa: that is brutal. >> my christmas is ruined. >> no one is handing out healthy snacks in my neighborhood. no one wants that. melissa: no one wants healthy snacks. someone handing out toothpaste as a joke. that will go over like a lead balloon. parent spend $214 on halloween. i spent twice as that. 2/3 say parents behave worse. kids out of control during the holiday. 4% say the children are throwing more tantrums.

what do you think about this? sound like you could ask the question anytime of year. >> 75% said their daughter is going to elsa from frozen according to what i've seen. melissa: that's right. >> i think pretty much anytime of year you ask parents, are your kid giving you harder time lately? probably go yes, yes. what is it? melissa: yeah. exactly. thanks, guys. from the folks that brought you obamacare, a new system to track your eating habits at work. now that is frightening. president obama gets in the halloween spirit. the white house pulling out tricks of their own to raise the fear factor. a run for your money coming up. ♪

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>> the best week and nearly two years. let's bring in our panel. happy halloween, scott. i will go with you first. what do you think of this big rally? >> it is interesting. it is interesting how people, two weeks ago, investors were running for the help. if you are at home and thinking about your 401(k), i would still tell you that your bond portfolio is going to help you. >> i could see that happening. i think that whatever your stock allocation is normally, you are probably a little better taking a little off the table.

you have to wonder if we are setting up for a sudden drop. melissa: the end of qe and they are raising rates sooner than later. it is still amazing to see this resilience. >> i would say that that is exactly right. >> we have had some very good earnings news. all sectors in the economy and grinding along. i think resilience in the u.s. economy is the story. the 12 there is one little catch. it is not that much. what do you think about that?

>> it is not worth it to me. i want a little bit more. melissa, why stop there, though? let's do bird flu. how about swine flu. i do not know anybody. by the way, namely doctors and medical students. melissa: 50 people so far. fifty people so far have accepted the $800. >> they need to raise the bid, but i am still listening. >> i have some bad jobs. melissa: step away from the computer. the u.s. health department has seen different technology.

sending text to your phone. you can be walking around the office. creepy? or fantastic? >> i think some people need a push. some people need a good kick in the pants. some people need a message from their phone. the question is, does this really work? i think you are careful to do the messaging as infrequently as possible. >> i just think this is another reason why you want individuals controlling their healthcare. >> the white house getting in.

no match for going without health insurance. what do you think? >> it is clever over there. what is going on? >> i think that it is very killjoy. >> there you go. deirdre: okay. we have some breaking news. do you want to tell me what it is? in-flight problems during a test flight of its spaceship to rocket. we do not know what the problem is. in the meantime, though full bomber strikes again.

very excited. you would think that his own son would be used to his enthusiasm. what do you think? >> it is pretty intense. i just think it is fun to see new professional team owners. he does not care that he is overpaid. it is fun watching him. hot lava creeping towards civilization in hawaii. the next hunger games movie set to destroy the box office. it looks like the odds are

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patrick harris joins us with more. >> thank you, melissa. as many as 1000 a month. it has not decreased against the islamic state. they were magnets for jihad is. about two dozen strikes a day. previous campaigns including one recently and kosovo. former senior military official said they need to have over 100. that is the administrative goal. there is no long term plan.

>> what he said to me that was most important is they are disciplined and they do not have a five-year plan. they have a 30 year plan. >> donald ray morgan became the latest example. new documents show that he had pledge allegiance to the leader. melissa: thank you so much. let's check in with liz claman and see what she has coming up. liz: we will have much more on the breaking news. experienced as what is being described as an anomaly.

there may be a crash. here is a chopper shot of what we do. to see. the virgin the lactic plane has experience and am not normally according to the company that put out a report. we are talking a lot lately about space. you are looking at the mohave desert where at least a piece of the plane, virgin galactic, has come down. we will be getting those to you at the very top of the hour. you mentioned the rally, melissa. we will be focusing on that. we are just days away from the midterm elections.

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melissa: starting in russia. it is from putin with love. only having to pay $2.6 billion in order to make it happen. violent protests have forced the president to resign. the military chief is now acting as head of state. it is tough out there for a zombie in china. a state newspaper reporting. it could easily cause a crowd and create trouble. >> okay. virgin vick has tweeted the

status. currently unknown. there is a news conference that is scheduled for 5:00 o'clock tonight. let's go to jo ling kent. >> this is a developing situation. it was being developed by richard branson organization geared to pilots were aboard that spaceship. the status is unknown geared virgin galactic saying that the partner conducted a powered test flight for this particular aircraft earlier today. they say that their first concern is the safety of the pilots. it is unknown at this time.

they are working closely with authorities. they said that the status is unknown at this time. they continue to monitor your the situation for you. this is three days after the orbital science spacecraft suffered a very high profile explosion. >> two pilots aboard. melissa: you mentioned what happened on tuesday. this will raise a lot of talk. >> yes. absolutely. nassau for a while was out of the space shuttle game.

now you have more privatization of the industry. we are seeing more and more. again, we do not know exactly what happened. melissa: i am looking at the video right now. we know that the fire department is responding. >> we do not know. we know that there was a virgin logo that you can see there. no confirmed information at this time. we do know that virgin galactic wants to become the first to send customers into space. $50,000 potentially to have an opportunity to do this. it is a very difficult situation for virgin galactic to find it self in right now.

back on april 2014, 90% convinced his spaceship would be able to fly this year. he would be on one of them. he was not on this one. two pilots, unknown status. melissa: crashing during a test flight earlier today. this was in california. we do not know if they were able to parachute to safety. the press right now is reporting that there is one fatality. we have not confirmed that. >> the california highway patrol is reporting that there has been

one fatality and one major injury. melissa: it is possible that one of the two pilots that were on board is still alive. like you said, this is the second one that we are watching this week. the idea of the space tourism, people get more interested. jill, thank you so much for that. we will stay on top of that story. we have a new all-time high for the dow. we will show you how high we are headed. more "money" coming up next. ♪

. >> two major stories right now. obviously on top of the virgin

galactic story. i want to show you the markets. we're in rally mode as well. the dow is up 152 points. adam shapiro on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what can you tell us? >> if we hold this into the last hour of trading and when the closing bell rings, we'll have a new closing record for the dow, 17,349. not quite the intra-day record, the all-time record, 17,395. well above the closing record. the nasdaq hit a new 52-week high as well. the s&p 500 trading above record close. not quite at all-time high which would be 2019. keeping an eye on this. all of this being motivated by interest rates, and investors ignoring the negative news that came out of the commerce department today for the first time in eight months in september consumer spending fell two tenths of a percent.

that was unexpected. so was the bank of japan move. that's one of the reasons the markets are rallying. >> back to the virgin galactic pictures if we can. there is a live field. i hope we can show that to you. this is the crash in california, reports emerging that one of the two pilots has died. there is a news conference that is scheduled for 5:00 today. i want to bring in jo ling kent and give you facts about virgin galactic. this was established in 1999 by richard branson. supposed to be all about space tourism. jo. let me bring you in. do you have new information? >> we are seeing the report from the associated press, the california highway patrol reporting that one individual is dead, and there is another with major injuries in this case. we do not know, however, if that is one of the pilots, if it was someone on the ground or another party for that matter. we are watching to see how

virgin galactic is going to respond to this. this is a test flight that was inevitably going to lead to a test flight richard branson was supposed to take some time this year. he was reasonably certain this was going to be a success, and we're seeing from virgin that the test flight -- >> let's give it over to liz claman, it's 3:00. >> we begin with the breaking news, now confirmed fatal crash of virgin galactic spaceship tested by sir richard branson's aerospace company. what you're looking at is the floor of the mojave desert, the test flight craft experienced a, quote, anomaly and the california highway patrol got a report of the crash. earlier we had a shot of the piece of the part of the fuselage and it did indeed have the logo virgin