now we're down 310. better buck pell up. from prisoner to recruiter a high level taliban commander released from guantanamo bay surprise helping soldiers in isis. waiting for a tax return? get comfortable and a new warning from the irs. astronauts evacuated from the shays international space station as the nasa investigates. first the fed releases baitest -- latest bash book report. peter barnes with details. >> melissa, reports from the 12 federal reserve districts suggest that national economy activity continued to expand from with most districts reporting a moderate or modest pace of growth. these let summary that the fed uses at the next policy meeting next month. falling oil and gasoline prices are a major them. for example, the report says quote, overall demand for energy related products and services weakened somewhat while the

output of energy related products increased. of course jobs are also the focus at the fed and how fast the economy creates them will be key to when the fed starts to raise short-term interest rates expected sometime this year. on jobs the beige book says, quote, payrolls in variety of sectors expanded moderately during the reporting period. melissa? melissa: peter, thank you so much. let's bring in today's panel. charlie gasparino, fox business senior correspondent. pete hegseth ceo of concerned veterans of america. we have tony sayegh executive vice president the jamestown associates. peter and tony are fox news contributors. let's dig into what you heard? >> i think, as all these reports are they're backwards looking. they're looking at the past. i think what the markets are doing receipt now inputting some of the figures you heard him talk about some of these statistics and looking at it forward. it wasn't all positive. weak demand manned for oil. melissa: right. >> that's a negative for the economy. and you know yes,

year-over-year we've had good job growth but you know what the market sy sag some of those factors he talked about including weak demand manned for oil is few other things slipped my mind, should have written them down, few other things portend problems for the economy if you look forward. melissa: they talk about moderate growth, we'll talk in a little bit what the world bank said u.s. being engine of the world. we're driving the whole train and we're moderate? tony. >> look at today's retail sales report dropping down. there is very little confidence. the u.s. consumer is being asked to carry the weight of the entire global economy on its shoulders. to charlie's point when oil demand is down, economy is weak in some decline. >> or getting weaker. >> at least in the eyes of people that drive the economy. look at what europe is doing. very poor growth. they're about to make announcement from european central growth on their own qe program. that will inflows as much what the that does as fed in the

united states. >> americans are not feely benefits. only certain sectors are. melissa: without question. the u.s. may be the best house on the block the world bank cutting its 2015 forecast for global growth to 3% from 3.4%. the chief economist says it would be a lot worse without us. the global economy is much larger than what it used to be. it is case of a larger train being pulled by a single engine, the american one. we're far and away, it is all up to us. >> like being the tallest midget in the room. melissa: sadly. >> decoupled the markets from the economy. one thing i know hillary clinton as she prepares to run in 2016 is worried about, the usual seven year cycles of economic growth turn as soon as she gets in there. we're talking about 2015. there should be economic slowdown because, that usually happens. goes in seven year cycles. so that is the economy. if there is slowdown in the economy, that shouldn't be totally unexpected. the competent is the markets

the i wonder the markets are crashing, gown down. melissa: 300 points. >> coming back a little bit. only 290. >> you're an optimist. >> i wonder this is absent of the fed making any sort of concrete statement on interest rates, the fed comes back and says, you know we'll keep it where it is we don't like what is going on the world and impact lower oil prices is having, there is no inflation, why raise rates now, i wonder the real question does that boost the markets? and doug kass someone investor who i like, he would tell you the fed is out of bullets, it doesn't matter. anthony scaramucci another guy i like and joe, two really smart guys saying the fed will boost this market back. >> if you think out the last two days the markets have not really been the problem. they have been performing relatively well. the problem when you have economic growth at rates we've seen by indicators, four or 5% the real american middle class family doesn't feel positive impact. >> but isn't that minus

whether, the fed has been silent through this i think what the market is saying right now, that we're getting slow economic growth and fed will still raise rates. that is what they're worried about. >> at macro level, despite the president, energy exploration on private land where the president held back our growth on that. this is reminder what economic growth does. even largest midget in the room command economies in china are limited an one-trick ponies like russia are limited. melissa: back to terror branch of al qaeda in yemen taking responsibility for paris attacks. the top commander from one. most violent branches of group releasing a video saying that the attack was payback for insulting muhammad. tony? >> this is one of the most dangerous opportunities these guys have to find homegrown radicalized terrorists they can finance, coordinate and can train. passing through the world with legitimate passports in a lot of these cases this is the future of the war on terror that will

be very difficult for to us police. >> it is 3.0. 1.0, al qaeda planned attacks where they send operatives. 2.0 is standard homegrown. 3.0 are folks radicalized to get training. watch these guys on tapes they're standing up military posture, calm and connected. these guys are exporting terrorism in the world. >> it has been a while since 9/11 things stopped economically in this country. we appreciate what went on in france. everything basically shut down for a week there. i have family in paris. i'm telling you -- melissa: do you really? you have family everywhere? every time -- i worked in that industry. i've been there. >> i have a cousin through marriage married to my wife's uncle who is jewish. jewish, lives in that neighborhood because her mother is jewish. and that neighborhood, beside that neighborhood being totally petrified, the country she says

just shut down. melissa: ground to a halt. what is most terrifying people willing to go out and kill innocent people and willing to die. there is almost no way to stop folks like that, right? >> absolutely. it is a culture of death where death is celebrated. we're talking about isis, this program, everyone is talking isis. here is al qaeda again. al qaeda in yemen of the not al qaeda quote, central, these guys are leading curve on exporting terrorism today. melissa: brace yourself for a messy tax season. coming soon from the irs, slower refunds, worse customer service, a higher risk of identity theft. email from the commissioner warning workers budget cuts and forcing cutbacks every area. the only silver lining there will be fewer audits. >> not for republicans. melissa: at the irs. they say they're not going to be able to answer the phone all the time. normally when you call you can get someone, whatever. fiscal year 2014 when everything was working 64% the time

someone answered. can you imagine a business where you call 64% of the time they pick up the phone? >> now they have an excuse for that inefficiency. melissa: that is amazing. >> very telling when the commissioner said we have no now learn do less with less. this is the unfortunate mentality of the public sector government. melissa: don't we all have to do less with less. >> we have to do more with less. that is the. melissa: how can you do less with less. less auditing less taxing and bothering everyone that could be a good thing. if they want them shut down two days don't want the irs shut down. >> i wish of the they will find a way to slow roll it. >> you have a family member that works there, right? melissa: charlie's family works there. >> the typical irs employee is one ever the greatest human beings on the face of the earth. melissa: come on. >> i want the irs to know that. melissa: they want to say it will actually cost taxpayers

mon. how is that possible? it will cost them -- >> i think we should help the irs. melissa: want to send them a check. >> i want to be on the record to say i love the irs. melissa: you want to be out there helping them. >> i think they're great people. >> letter referenced national employees union. not firing a single person. the employees union wants a 4% raise. >> look at that tax return. >> work it hard. >> they look really i'm telling you i love the irs. melissa: okay. perfect. >> message loud and clear, chairmanly. melissa: thanks guys. let's take a look at the markets. huge day for the markets. we were down 300 points when the show started. talking about the pen beige book. we're down 299. very tough few days in the market here. sounding the alarm on the international space station, a toxic scare causing the evacuation of american astronauts. plus a threat here at home officials stepping up security

measures at u.s. airports amid the terrorist attacks in europe. a new warning from al qaeda. more "money" coming up.

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tried to bring through. during christmas week a giant christmas carving knife. we've gotten good at picking those things. in the latest edition of "inspire" magazine, the latest publication for jihadists, they fub like ad recipe that would be virtually impossible to detect. tear rim experts saying that may in fact be true particularly airports with only old metal detectors, not the full-body scans. this would be a bomb that could be improvised and made out of things you could find they say in your mother's kitchen. that is why security is on high alert across the country, melissa. melissa: jeff, thank you very much. increased airport security means we face more threats at home. let's go to the panel. mike baker, former cia covert operation officer and president of security he will against firm diligence. pete hegseth is back and carrie sheffield a fox news

contributor. we focus on airports so much is that right? do you think is the same problem still? >> we focus on everything. we tend to put these things in a box. we get focused son whatever the latest attack was. we forget they don't care. whether it's a an at that time act on an airliner, whether it's an attack like we saw in paris whatever the scenario may be they're working on all of those all at the same time. theyer in dropped particularly aqap never dropped its desire over recent years to take down another airliner. melissa: pete, what do you think of the idea we're ramping up security at airports in the wake of what happened in paris? does it even help if we're looking for undetectable bombs? >> mike is right. you have to stay on the offensive. intelligence is the first line of defense. you have to know what these guys are doing and how they're doing it. the reason they focus on airports, "inspire" magazine talked about that being intention, how to get through a screener. where to sit on the plane to have maximum effect. what type of scanners to go

through. the first magazine they put out was how to make a kitchen with your mom. this sophistication of bomb-making that can be done at home and this concerns people. melissa: carrie interesting enough, the airline industry is doing better than ever. all the seats are full. seems like americans we have anticipated -- accepted this as new reality. the danger is real but we'll go out and do what we do anyway. >> it is very safe. the chances of dying in a terror attack versus drowning in a swimming pool is much less likely but i think airports, they're hubs if a guy has been trained in terrorism in the middle east he is flying back we want to apprehend him at the airport. i think that makes sense. i'm just worried, liberals will step up and say, this is racist and racial profiling number it is criminal profiling. in the paris attack, there was muslim hashtag for him, he was

criminal against other muslims that wanted to do harm. melissa: mike this is the holy grail talking about undetectable explosive. it doesn't mean -- it means it doesn't have metal inside of this. this isn't first time we've seen recipe inside of inspire or trying to put that out there. how hard is it to make that. >> a lot more difficult than people see in feature films and they have problems getting recipe right. you have to have accelerator, something going on with what we saw with abdulmutallab, problems with the detonation phase of the whole thing. they have been working on this. they have got some very capable bomb-makers. you know, many of them coming out of yemen. some now in syria. i mean the problem that we've got is sort of overarching this they have gained territorial integrity now. that gives them the ability, in many caps an area they control in syria and iraq whether it is khorasan or isis or al qaeda, they all want to kill us. that gives them the ability, to plot plan, train and

experiment. melissa: right safely. >> having territorial integrity is very dangerous. melissa: stocks holding on to steep losses up to after the fed's beige book. go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we bounced back a little bit if you can say that being down 255, nicole. >> we did you're absolutely right, melissa. at the lowest point we were down 350 points. we're up off the lows of the day. it is interesting right now we're down 1 1/2%. all dow components are lower with the exception of pfizer and merck. they have been the stars of 2015. jpmorgan and goldman sachs weighing on the dow. financials have been particularly weak. jpmorgan came out with numbers that missed and also oil. take a look what is going on with oil. moments ago, traders say what is going on with oil? it is rallying, up a buck 45 right now. you see the big spike right there. we're looking at that very closely but that has been weighing on markets overall. back to you. melissa: interesting nicole. thanks so much. oil is cheap but comes at a

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melissa: dramatic turn of events hundreds of miles above the earth. american astronauts on board the international space station were evacuated after a gas scare. a toxic leak was thought to have triggered an alarm which forced the astronauts to put on masks and seal themselves in the russian side of the station. tests have found no traces of

amonia or any other dangerous substance. experts are blaming the scare on a computer card error. the american crew will need to stay huddled up with the russians until they're given the all-clear to return. wow. take a look at oil right now, spiking more than 3%. look at that hovering around 47 bucks a barrel but oil's recent decline might come at a price. the dallas fed estimates that hundreds of thousands of jobs could disappear if prices keep falling. fox news's casey stiegel is in midland, texas with more. casey? >> does come with a downside if you're one of the thousands of people that work at the oil rigs behind me. the industry tells me they are bracing for tough times ahead here in the permian basin in texas. there are 100 oil rigs dotting the landscape, working one 24 hours a day, seven days a week churning out the ground. if rises continue to tumble they

predict 25 to 40% of the drilling will come to a halt. that translates into thousands of lost jobs is 40,000 according to the federal reserve bank of dallas, that is in the state of texas alone. subpoena companies began to hand out pink slips. others are avoiding layoffs by slowing production. >> we have been running four rigs most of 2014. we have already dropped one and gone to three. and we will be in the process in late february early march and we'll go to two. >> it is important to remember of course that this is a very volatile industry. the people working in oil and gas know that. they are patiently waiting and anxiously awaiting for the price to go right back up. melissa: no doubt. casey, thank you so much. the electric slide tesla shares tanking after the automaker sales in china took an unexpectedly weak turn during the fourth quarter. ceo elon musk also warning that the company won't be profitable

after all until 2020. here now is james freeman from the "wall street journal" along with jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig hedge fund. he is also a fox news contributor. jonathan hoenig, what do you think about this one? >> this decline in tesla, melissa, has been unfolding the last couple weeks and months even. in this kind of market where there is risk aversion where people want to own safe securities like u.s. treasurys and gold, stocks like tesla which always traded extreme, obnoxious valuation no one wants to hold them and why at least in today's market these high beta, these big far out type of fantasy stocks probably a lot further to fall. melissa: okay. james freeman, this was a very obnoxious stock for a while. i like the way you characterized that jonathan. >> not just value but overvalued. melissa: it could go back. maybe this is an opportunity. what do you think, james? >> i think it is obnoxious period because this is not a real business in the way lots of other listed companies are. it is highly dependent on

political favors in terms on both the drivers side up to $10,000 in rebates if you live in california along with the federal credit. a lot of state and federal money directly to tesla. nevada, billion dollars of tax breaks to tesla. this business survived at this point on political favors and you really have to have a good understanding of that going forward to say this is a sustainable. >> melissa, briefly to your point, lower fuel prices mean cars like test last fuel-efficient cars are less attractive. melissa: we have to leave it there because we have breaking news. sony announcing the dvd and blue ray release date is coming for "the interview." freedom edition is going to happen february 18th. i can hardly wait. how major terror players from gitmo found their way back to the battlefield. you won't believe what juan of them is doing to hurt americans. plus a plot to kill boehner

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>> we are talking about people that have been associated with al qaeda. these are not minor players. melissa: a new report that says one former taliban commander is now recruiting militants to join isis. the dream team here to talk about this one. this is in or mess. >> a few do not have a place to put high-value detainees then what are you doing with them? what are you saying about your desire to gain high-level intelligence? the problem is, the notion that people have out there that we just put people to languish there forever.

>> there are a legal roadblocks in the middle of it. the problem right now is you have 127 of them. eighty-seven of them are from yemen. no, that is not an option. you have a president in the white house hell-bent on closing it. >> it seems that there is almost this wholesale release of prisoners. these are bad people. whether it is 30% or 2%. these are masterminds. they are very high valued.

>> you look at our veterans. what are you going to do if you release them from gitmo? you cannot put them in maximum security facilities. >> no. there is no way we will allow this. we cannot get agreement on what that process is. at the end of the day you know, we have to do something with these people. there is no way around it. we are hell-bent on closing gitmo. >> you try them. if you find them guilty, you execute them. >> i think the problem is the goal has always been to close it mope. make sure that these terrorists

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melissa: wow. look at that. crude soaring. it is the biggest gain in two and a half years. we will have more coming up in

the trading pits in just a few moments. we are down right now a little more than 200 points. did move there. whether it is on wall street or main street, this is who is making money. anyone with a share of footlocker. a celebrated from neutral. former ceo wishing that he had told a few more shares when he had retired, i think. he has are ready lost $7 million since this morning. it will be okay. trying to keep as much of their money as possible. the company that owned caesar's palace is filing for bankruptcy protection as early as tomorrow. the company asked a judge to improve its restructuring plan.

running and jumping and shooting with a pistol. special appearances by dennis rodman. obviously. the target of an attack similar to the one over at sony. it may not be time to kiss go pro could i just yet. my favorite video in the world. shares on their way to recovery. the largest decline since last august. apple will create similar products. james, this feels like the cupcake bubble. you know, crazy camera bubble. what do you think? >> only the paranoid survive. i think that makes a lot of sense. they probably have a couple of years. i think that they should be

concerned. melissa: absolutely. >> they are not talking smack melissa. they want to compete. they will need to expand. that is smack talk. melissa: thank you so much. president and ceo thomas donahue.

>> , donahue says the u.s. economy is improving. economic growth and missing opportunities. the top business group is asking for regulatory tax, expanded e*trade and spending on roads bridges. since congress should raise it high $0.20, maybe even more, index and from there. he also presented trade relations with cuba agreeing with the white house. >> it is important that we find a way that it does work. it is 91 miles off the coast of

florida. >> he also addressed recent comments from senator elizabeth warren. donahue says if warren ran for president, most voters would disagree with the economic position. back to you. melissa: rich, thank you so much. 5%. the end of the recession out toward ea .48. it is often that right now. the biggest gain in two and a half years. scott, what was that about? >> number one just think about where we came from. february options when off today. guys may have some risk up

there. they have to go where they will hurt the most people at once. the market came up a long way already. they ran it to where they think they could hurt the most people. it looks to be about $1.50-$2 higher. a big percentage move. do not get too excited about things. >> yes. absolutely. generally, it means you go back in the opposite direction. >> i am not saying we are establishing an uptrend today. below $40 sometime very soon. i think some guys are talking about that in the short term. and long-term, it is definitely still lower. i think it goes below 40. melissa: we are approaching the last hour of trading. let's check in with liz claman. liz: unimagined it has come

back. we got the facebook out of the fed. that has helped the situation. why people probably perceive that the fed will hold off on interest rate hikes. nationally and sovereign debt along with copper. david wilson was trading copper overnight in london when it fell more than 5%. we got him. he is in london. what does this say? does it mean that the chinese will not expand at all? andy brenner flagged everybody this morning in his all-important note. what does he say now that you should watch out for? we have city and wells fargo. goldman sachs. these are all on the docket.

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>> you never went to class? >> getting into harvard is the hardest part. >> whatever happened to ben stein in ferris bueller's day off? that is a classic way of monitoring people's attendance. one of the best lessons i learned in college was my first semester. i did not show up and i did really bad. second semester, i started showing up. melissa: attendance averaged 60%. if people attended they did better. particularly true. if you show up you tend to graduate. it has gotten so expensive.

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. >> retail sales in december big disappointment. falling a lot more than analysts expected. copper prices plunging to 5 1/2-year low. this is a major deal. copper is seen as a barometer for global economic demand. and jpmorgan releasing lackluster earnings reports in part because of a gargantune legal bill. will citigroup have similar problems? dick bove joining us with all the wall of worry, is now