what to do. >> yeah, that's great. >> and confidence to understand. maria: we have a stronger market. thank you, so appreciate it, sandra smith, as well as scott brown. stuart varney, have a great show. stuart: thank you, maria. obama humiliated. russia tells america get out of syria. good morning, everyone. it came overnight, the demand that u.s. war planes stop overflights in syria immediately and russia's parliament okays sending troops there. stuart: it's a takeover, it's a potential military confrontation, an aggressive putin changed mideast power and russian air strikes in syria have begun. got it. there's big news on the domestic political front as well. the teamsters decline to endorse hillary clinton and the union says it's willing to talk to donald trump.

and the dow will be up big at the opening bell, but with the developments in syria, why isn't gold rallying, too? it's actually a tad lower in price. look at this, that is now a hurricane and it's called joaquin, it's going to dump a lot of rain on the eastern seaboard. yes, this is another big day. "varney & company" about to begin. ♪ shocking developments in the middle east. i'm going to set this up with a timeline, okay? president obama, vladimir putin that grim face-to-face meeting. that was monday. putin says he's considering whether to carry out air strikes against isis in syria. now, just two days later russia's parliament has formally approved the use of their troops there, putin has demanded the u.s. stop overflights in syria and get

out of the country. now, officials tell fox that russian air strikes have started in syria. joining me on the phone, national security expert kt mcfarland. what's wrong with the statement, president obama humiliated and america in retreat. >> i don't think it goes far enough. yes, in the next day or two we could have a military confrontation in the middle east. you're right to put it on a timeline. putin went to the u.n.,says the syrian mess is america's fault and trying to defeat isis is a joke. putin announces a new coalition, russia, iran, iraq, assad, syria and today the russians authorized the use of military force in syria and started overflights in syria and told american aircraft in effect, america get out of syria. i'm concerned that tomorrow's headline could be that if we

haven't gotten out of syria, the russian shoots down. i don't think they could shoot down an aircraft, but shoot down a drone and say it did this by mistake. stuart: the danger is the possibility of a confrontation between russian planes and american planes, that's at least a possibility, isn't it? >> it's definitely a possibility. it's like the poker expression, i understand the odds, it's the stakes i don't like. stuart: the stakes, okay. what do you mean by that? >> what happens if putin does shoot down a drone or an american aircraft? if we're still flying 72 hours from now, 48 hours. they'll say it's a mistake, a faulty communication we told you we were going to do this and told you to get out. then what happens? i have he an always worried that putin, who thing, five, seven, years from now, russia

is a declining power, but on the way it gets to that demise, the great arc of history as obama keeps saying, putin can be a dangerous leader. he's a gambler and he went to the u.n. and looked in obama's eyes and said i know i can play this. stuart: we will of course have further coverage of what this confrontation possibility later, and indeed, throughout the program today. thanks, kt. >> thank you. stuart: i'm now going to segue to the weather, this is important, joaquin is now officially a hurricane, sustained winds of about 75 miles an hour. it's about 250 miles east of the bahamas, it will look like it will hit the east head on. they're getting ready with sand bags in carolinas and look at it as it approaches. look at dow futures, we are going to open higher today despite what's happening in russia.

we're up about 160, maybe 170 points when that dow jones average gets rolling about 25 minutes from now, however, look at this. this is the price of gold, as we speak, it's actually down $12 at 1114, despite all that's happening right now in syria. i did get numbers from europe, prices are falling there. no inflation, it's deflation. maybe that's what's pulling gold down right now. we were looking at the markets, here is shah galani, he's the guy who said, just, what, six weeks ago, look out for a 20% drop for the dow jones industrial average. now we're going to open up about 160 today. have you changed your forecast? >> no, and given the syria events, i think that's going to put the pressure on the markets today. the futures are nice and strong right now, interesting to see if the market stays up once it opens and maintain any height. i think it's just-- if it opens up that high, it

will come back down. there's no strength, nothing globally propelling growth. stuart: so you're holding to a 20% drop, what you talked about before, still down 20%. >> it could be worse. if you break through the august lows, i think we're going lower than 20%. stuart: and you think that the syria situation developing right now, that could be a negative for stocks on wall street? >> that's a tinder box waiting to explode. stuart: anything could happen. >> absolutely. stuart: and you have planned parenthood shall the president and cecile richards. there was a vigorous give and take, taxpayer funding of planned parenthood after the disturbing and contested videos. congress woman mia love was in the hearings and joins us now. we followed the hearings closely and it seemed as if the democrats made this into a woman's health issue not a moral issue of chopping up baby parts. there's a suspicion that

republicans lost. what do you say? >> i say the other side is doing a very good job distracting, distorting and diverting us to think it's women's health. the numbers that planned parenthood put um up on their open, 2005 to 2013 a 50% reduction in cancer screening, 42% reduction in breast exams and abortions, doing to children while they're alive. everyone in the ideas, look at the videos and make the decisions themselves. we've found out that the videos are unaltered and no tampering. every person has a decision to make. stuart: i want to tell how i feel. forgive me for this, how i felt when i saw the videos, in particular the sound of the

woman describing how to crush a fetus, to maximize the availability of spare parts. i don't think that was an ideological issue, whether you're left or right, to me it's a humanity issue and i have this reaction within me that says that's wrong, and i don't want to pay for that. how about you? >> it's one of those things that when you see, you understand that people have different views and you understand that people have different ways of getting to the same goal, but it really tests your belief in humanity when you have other sides advocating for the torture of these children. understand that they are opening up a child and trying to extract brain tissue while that child is still alive. we have a decision we have to make whether we as americans are going to accept the torturing of these children or whether we're going to stand up and say, you know what? we have to address this and i'm not going to let people pull

the wool over my eyes into thinking this is more about women's health and less about torturing babies. and we've made clear we're going to take the funding and put it into other clinics so we can address women's health issues. i'm a woman, i'm a mother, these are things that are important to me, but most importantly, life is important to me and it should be important to every single human being. stuart: mia love, thank you for being with us today. shall appreciated. >> thank you, stuart, thank you. stuart: and by the way, 11:15, this program today, carrie kupak, she's part of the organization that tested videos. and tesla, we have news flowing all over. they're making waves in the car world again and unveiled a new suv. lauren simonetti--

>> they took the wraps off the model last night it's electric and future models will start around $80,000. well, it has lots of bells and whistles. the windshield extends through the roof and drive it and see through to the sky at the same time and the wing-like doors opening upward and outward demanage how tight the parking space it. long winded twitter users, you might like this way, the way they can tweet messages longer than 140 characters, one way to do that is not to include. stuart: why would i like that? why do i. >> trying to figure out what's so funny. stuart: you said i would like this one. why? >> long-winded twitter users. why are you so sensitive. ashley: and with the long-winded--

>> you lost your place in the script. >> i did, where are we? you can send more than 140 characters and they're looking for ways to attract more users. ralph lauren is stepping down, staying at the company, but no longer the ceo, that will be filled by the president of old navy, larson. he helped old navy expand and-- >> i'm told no talkback. >> you're long-winded, stuart. stuart: you can watch lauren and nicole on fbn a.m. and the keystone pipeline, the teamsters hold often doorsing her on the run for the presidency. get this, teamsters want to meet with donald trump. earthquake had joaquin, the first major storm to threaten the eastern seaboard this year.

varney continues in a moment.

>> news alert. expected at some point later today, the state department's going to release another round of hillary clinton's e-mails. so far, about 200 of those released already have been found to contain classified information. more e-mails later. got it in. the teamsters, they seem to be very unhappy with hillary clinton because she doesn't want to build the keystone pipeline. by the way, the teamsters want to at least talk with donald trump. joining us now is a columnist with the fiscal times, this is the world turned upsidedown. >> and actually the expression, total puzzlement. hillary is struggling to attract the core constituencies that she needs. women, democrats and unions failed to endorse here. and they want to talk to donald trump, and said pro worker

things and that's not surprising. they're holding their fire. stuart: they want joe biden to run. >> hillary's problem she's constantly behind the curve. behind the curve on this latest, you know, going against the cadillac tax. bernie sanders has already opposed it, that's a pro union move. she was behind the curve on opposing keystone to appease environmentalists and angers-- she gets no credit. ashley: the pacific trade deal. she backed out of it. >> she gets no credit for taking the positions because somebody is there ahead of her and she kind of continually steps on the feet of of her constituents. i have said from the beginning, this is a terribly managed campaign, it is a terribly managed campaign. stuart: what struck me more than anything else, the willingness of the teamsters,

as says james rosen, fox news, he got inside the door of the committee. he says some of the committee members want to talk to donald trump. that's the world turned upside down. the teamsters talking with a republican donald trump. back to ronald reagan, i believe. >> you go back far enough and the unions were not always a solid democrats voting black, right? they're pushing the democrats to come out in favor of policies that they want. the cadillac tax which hillary came out in opposition to, that's actually opposed by republicans and democrats, many republicans and now most democrats, i would say. but it certainly hurts unions and hurts businesses. maybe it's a bad tax, but unfortunately, it's about an 80 billion dollar hole in the obamacare balance sheet so that's not easy to fill. >> donald trump worked with the union. and working in new york and elsewhere, and he has to work with the unions.

>> and he loves them. they love him. stuart: he loves everybody. >> yes, exactly. marco rubio, et cetera. stuart: we'll get to in in a second. liz, in the end do you think that hillary gets the nomination? >> i think if joe biden is in he will a he get the nomination. stuart: do you think that president obama wants him to get? >> i think he does, a lot going on in the white house and what you here in various corners. and the e-mail things, i don't know where the leaks are coming from, but appears that perhaps the white house has not been partial. and, yeah, obama feels that biden with carry on his legacy and he would do that. >> it's a fascinating campaign,

glad you could look at that. donald trump, here is what he said about marco rubio where he was on. >> this clown marco rubio, i've been so nice to him. i've been so nice. so nice. you wouldn't take medicine without checking the side effects. hey honey. huh. the good news is my hypertension is gone. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck.

>> well, as you heard before the break, donald trump took direct aim at marco rubio and called him a clown. here is a sound bite from the o'reilly factor last night. roll that tape. >> i think it's fair. i think the word mature is not appropriate, but i think it's certainly fair. i think that, you know, as i'm leading every poll and most polls i'm leading very big, in new hampshire, in iowa. if you look at what just came down, south carolina, the polls all, number one, it's not going to be a question of nice. i think i'm a nice person, i have great relationships, you know me well, i help people, i love people. it's not a question of that, it's a question of competence. stuart: marco rubio said about trump that he is sensitive and that's his problem. sandra: and trump says rubio has the worst voting record and weak on immigration. he tried to go at rubio, what

rubio is running on, but listen, trump said he was boycotting box news-- fox news and wasn't going on, that lasted for six days. rubio's response, it brought his personality out and he was smiling and interesting to hear his reaction. ashley: and he said to o'reilly, maybe the word clown is not appropriate, but he attacked me and he comes back, i'm leading big in the polls. stuart: bottom line, donald trump is focusing on rubio, a major challenger of the nonpoliticians and rubio is the challenger. ashley: other than carson. stuart: carson is not a politician, a brain surgeon. sandra: rubio is running on his immigration plan, right? and donald trump launched his campaign purposeful or not on his immigration plan and plans to build a wall. stuart: it's entertaining, case closed.

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>> i always worried vladimir putin they ten years from now russia is a declining power but while it gets there, on the way to that demise, vladimir putin can be a very dangerous leader. he is a gambler. he went to the un, he said i know i can play this game. stuart: that was k t mcfarland, russian air strikes in syria are now underway. earlier today russia told america stopped those overflights and exit syriac immediately. that is a confrontation that is on going. we are on top of it and let's see if it has any effect on stocks later this morning. i can tell you we have thirty-second the for "the opening bell" gets going, we are going to open higher today, a gain of 170 points on the dodge

and industrials. this is the last trading day of the quarter, and fund managers will address their portfolios at the end of the day from window dressing, that is something to do with it. we will see later today, russia's serious situation has any impact on stocks. is precisely 9:30 eastern time. we are up and running and we will be moving hire. very early going up 50, you know the story like of course raise, up 50, up 60, etc. may be up 150, 170 by the time we are up and running. joining us for commentary ashley webster, sandra smith, shah gilani, to you first, why are the markets opening today? >> we are reacting from the yo-yo going on in china. yesterday we had early today, the consumer sentiment, in 2014, housing sentiments also up. if you look at our consumer

sentiment that just came up recently it is better too. what we have to do is wash away the innuendo in everything and the economy, in the next week we have a lot of data. that is what we will watch for to continue this rally. stuart: i have another one for you, what about the russia situation, russia, syria, overflight and bombing, with any impact on american stocks? >> not so far. you said early on you will see the market what the u.s. reaction will be. if this tells you anything they won't do anything so i am not worried about big reaction going on now. stuart: dan says look, the administration probably won't do anything, therefore probably no impact on stocks on wall street. >> and that is the problem, markets look at that in decision. and in syria, and the longer-term problem in the

markets. that is more disarray and instability in the area. stuart: we hear you. how about sandra smith, i want to look at the price of gold. when you have international situations developing you would think the price of gold would go up but it is down. >> there's a lot of bullish happenings in the price of gold and precious metal, china announced, 1% in august, we see other countries following suit, russia, kazakhstan, their reserves up, gold prices going down, just such a trend to the downside in gold. the prices are effective. >> is being dragged down, the chinese demise if you hit production, hitting highs, also gold in the markets. stuart: numbers out of europe today, deflationary, prices going down, you don't buy gold when prices are going down. >> the anticipation of the federal reserve raising rates

that would strengthen the u.s. dollar and the week for gold. >> two minutes into the session, we are up and running and as expected the dow industrials are up 175 points as we speak, 16-2 is where we are. let's get to individual stocks. to as law unveiled its first suv, it is up 1.5%. maybe -- >> that is fine. people love the way it looks and everyone is talking about it. people spend that kind of sash for this suv, remember women make up 53% of the smallest you the market. this is a nice vehicle, third row seating, great for families and a lot of likability factor is. ashley: momentum going with low gas price environment. stuart: i don't know why stand right insists on addressing me

about the female issue, don't know why you're doing that. >> clinton make all the decisions when buying a car. stuart: never, i know my place. >> it starts at $130,000. this model is the same model, presold, starting at 130. when they go over the bun, all of them are the same. bernard: when do you own tesla, no they don't. there you go. i have some big names in you know them, as they have been recently been down. i am going to start with apple. where is it now? not much change, up $0.80, 109 on apple, the high was 134. facebook reached $99 per share, it is up nearly 2%. amazon, do you remember the high

was 580? this morning it has bounced a little, $9 higher at 505. caterpillar, the high was $107 a share and that was not long ago. had many of those bargains, you consider them bargains, consider that lost? >> i bought more apple and 107, i thought it would be better, the last rally that hasn't, i am a little nervous. there are names with buying in here, i would add i would like to add i wouldn't fit pickup facebook levels and we will get a chance to see all of those at lower levels. stuart: let's show our viewers something they will like, all 30 of the dow stocks, is a sea of green. skies are blue, seas are green, trying to get on screen. as sea of green, how sweet it is, that includes microsoft.

and ralph lauren hiring the old navy ceo to replace him. what is that doing to ralph lauren's stock which gets the old navy sheet. >> we are seeing big moves in both stocks. in the bronx in 1939, jewish immigrant parents changed his name to ralph lauren, founded ralph lauren, stepping down as ceo and brings in the head of old navy to run ralph lauren sold navy is very successful, ralph lauren himself stays and an executive role heads the design team, stephan warrants and comes in and what we are seeing here is number one loser on the isn't the is the gap. i am sorry, the guy is leaving and so ralph lauren, we are seeing a surge, number 2 best performer and the isn't he 500. stuart: that is the way it works. watch 5:00 tomorrow morning, fox

business network, lauren and nicole right there bright and early, got to watch that. could the dow up again please. i know you can see it on the bottom right of your screen but i want to make a big deal out of this, the dow is up 233 points, not withstanding problems in syria with the russians and all of that, last day of the quarter dow is up 230, then we have energy, cheap as you know, it is coming, cutting jobs, what do you make of this ongoing decline in commodity prices all across the board? is it going to continue? >> the one thing about oil, the commodities, focus on oil for second, we have a lot of supply, demand is growing so until we see a change and until we see a definite change not only in our economy but the european and asian economy won't see much of a bump in oil prices, gold will continue to be down, food

prices, the weather has been beautiful in the u.s. that will keep pressure on that as well. ashley: the jobs lost, 15% of the work force, 700 jobs, now 86,000 jobs have been lost directly attributable to the low price of oil and gas. stuart: that is a lot of jobs. >> the price of oil dips below $30 which it possibly could, a lot of job losses and we get close to that. stuart: are you predicting a drop below 40? ashley: i am. >> like to make it a little. stuart: the sharing economy under fire again. this time in london where the city in london, london, the city, and may mandate at 5 minute wait for uber ride. i don't how that is bad news. >> it is written and e-mail to users saying this could be the end of the uber you know and

love and those who use uber might agree with that because right now when you search for a car one could pop up on 47th street while you are standing there in our maps distance. now they're saying you have to wait, that changes the game. i might tell cabin that time or grab somebody else. in addition the other proposed rule changes are requiring drivers to speak english and has a navigation test. ashley: the navigational tests is incredibly hard, years to pass. they are trying to level the playing field. stuart: i am surprised because boris johnson, the mayor of london is a big fan of uber and he is doing this to them. do you have any comment on this whatsoever? >> i would like to see kabul to thrive everywhere. job opportunities for all kinds of people. stuart: back on the same page. do you want to make a few extra bucks on a sunday afternoon?

amazon will pay you up to $25 an hour to deliver packages for them. this starts first off in seattle. ashley: doing it full time in seattle, looking for drivers in chicago, new york, baltimore, miami. stuart: it is terrific. you have a car, you have some spare, 25 -- >> you say nevada until your neighbors' shows up on your doorstep. stuart: to the big board, look at this, we are up 229 points. can i see a few smiles around his desk? we still have a see of green for the dow jones industrial stocks, all of them in the green and on the upside. intel, nike, cisco, they are the

leading percentage gainers of those dow 30 stocks, look at intel, 29, up 2%. president obama says violent extreme isn't is not unique to anyone religion. wait till you hear how britain's prime minister david cameron responded. the full story is next.

stuart: we were up 2 and the points, now we are 194 points and that is a nice solid rally in this wednesday morning. how about the price of gold? we have this situation developing in the middle east but gold is down maybe because york reported deflationary numbers this morning. advance autoparts, a winner and a big one too after an investment firm takes a big position in it. that as an upgrade, consistent game. britain prime minister david cameron has blunt words for

president obama and the u.n. summit about fighting isis. watch this. >> violent extremism is not unique to anyone faith. no one should be profiled or targeted simply because of their faith. we have to recognize isil is targeting muslim communities around world's. >> you are quite right in every religion has its extremists but we have to be frank that the biggest problem we have today is the islamist extremist violence that has given birth to isil, al qaeda, and so many other groups. stuart: looked like a rebuke from the brits to me. the former assistant to president george w. bush joins us from d.c.. welcome to the program. overall would you assess president obama's appearance at the u.n. summit overall? how was the response to him and all they had to say and do? >> this is the same speech he has been giving the last seven

years. nothing changes, the president refuses to call it as the world sees it and radical islam is the number one threat to the united states. we have now emboldened and appeased our enemies and be quite frankly disregarded our friends and allies. we should all be in this together, allies turn to the president of the united states and shake their head and say why is it the leader of the free world refuses to lead this fight and call the enemy for what they are and you are seeing that frustration unfortunately, our president is the latest of ducks, they know that and the most dangerous time is the remaining time the president has an office. >> look what has happened today, russia tells america get out of syria, stop the overflights and then they start bombing isis themselves. i have come on strong at the top of the show and said president obama has been humiliated. emma too strong? >> you are absolutely right. the vacuum created by the lack

of american leadership has led to our adversaries like russia coming in and you think they're getting rid of isis out of altruism? isn't there doing this because they are leading? stuart: i don't think we will go after isis, cementing a power bloc, control moscow, that is a power bloc, doesn't necessarily be interested in buying up on isis. >> here is the end game. they are going to return bashar al-assad to power in syria. they have been an ally for years to the russians and the russians stand we go but demanding for the united states to go and the president with no response, russia is going to do what they want because they know this president better than anybody. the president reached out to vladimir putin with a reset button that he had a reject button and that is the way it is going to be for a long as this president remains. stuart: when there is danger here, our president is backed into a corner, the russians have

started bombing, they told american players to get out of the way, we said we won't stop those overflights. the potential is a direct clash between the two military's. that is an extraordinary thing to have happen. >> it is especially on the eve of this iran deal being cemented because now both russia and china need cash. iran won't be doing business with the united states, now they have a unique opportunity to expand their influence in that area economically, militarily, this is a dangerous time for america. stuart: what do you think is the end game in the middle east? i know that is a difficult thing to even ask but what you think? >> i think the end game is to marginalize america and israel is going to be in serious serious danger of. what we have to do is survive this president, hopefully the next president gets it and understands just like reagan did after carter we have to restore

military respect and power not only for our own benefit but allies as well. stuart: as you know that is 18 months away. thank you very much for joining us on a big day, thank you. kentucky county clerk kim davis, the woman who denied marriage licenses to gay couples or i should say same-sex couples, she says she had a meeting with the pope. the holy father thanking her for her courage. all rise, judge andrew napolitano on that next. surprise!!!!! we heard you got a job as a developer! its official, i work for ge!!

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stuart: ralph lauren hires the old navy ceo to replace him. look at the stocks, ralph lauren up, the gap down, they own and control old navy which is losing it ceo. ralph lauren and $11 or $12, apple music launched apple launched apple music along with itunes, movies and books in china. not much reaction from the stock, a isn't $110 a share. don't forget facebook, they are up today, $88, a long way away from their high of 99. kim davis is the clerk who wouldn't issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, several media outlets reporting that her attorney says she met with pope francis during his visit to

america. davis says the pope thanked her for her courage. a vatican spokesman would not confirm or deny the meeting. judge andrew napolitano is here. seems to me the pope if this meeting did take place the pope is injecting himself into the same-sex marriage debate in america when we thought he was backpedaling on that issue. judge napolitano: pop quiz for you. who said same-sex marriage is the law of the land in the united states? stop complaining about it and to who was that said? the pope. last week in a private meeting to the national council of catholic bishops at st. matthew's cathedral according to someone who was there and from which the press was excluded. it is the law of the land here, quote complaining about it. the same pope said that and met with her and said courage, stand firm, talking out of both sides of his mouth. why he would inject himself in a

domestic political issue i couldn't tell you. stuart: maybe he is trying to support religious freedom, religious freedom, religious conscience, and maybe he is taking that -- judge napolitano: our view of religious freedom relieve her of her lawful obligation which is to enforce the law of the land including the constitution which means the constitution to shawmut she took an oath to uphold the constitution which means the constitution as interpreted by the supreme court. i was surprised that the pope did not inject himself more in to domestic political issues. he would have had conservatives throwing themselves at his feet had he looked at nancy pelosi last week on the floor of the house of representatives and said don't you dare give taxpayer money to these abortionists in planned parenthood. my heart would have let that i heard him say that.

he was very vague and muted in his defense of the right to life. stuart: he could have said those 171 democrats who voted to allow a baby to die on the table as a result of an unsuccessful abortion he could have said what are you thinking you 171 democrats. judge napolitano: instead he supposedly had this private meeting which the vatican confirms rights which is unusual for the vatican because they usually admit to the pope met with even if there were no media at their. and said -- he has this private meeting and word of it leaks out after he is back in rome, the meeting supposedly took place, the presidents of the ambassador, the vatican ambassador to the united states, the archbishop in washington d.c. during the two days he was in washington. how she got in there and got out without anyone seeing it is

beyond me. chad can see out of the back of his head, i don't know how this could have happened without him seeing it. stuart: our producer in washington d.c.. judge napolitano: producer without equal. stuart: do you think this meeting went well? debt it took place? is it possible? judge napolitano: they would really be putting themselves out on a limb if the meeting never took place. this is davis -- unique in her relationship to the government but i have never known her to be lying in public over something like this leader she met with a more she didn't. stuart: you will be with us in the oven:00 hour. judge napolitano: talk about very controversial execution in georgia. stuart: thanks very much, the teamsters not going to endorse hillary clinton at this time because she opposes the keystone pipeline and they want to meet and talk with donald trump. the russians now using air strikes in syria for the new development, the pentagon just reporting the russians are not

going after isis. instead they are going after anti bashar al-assad groups. that is a big development, the second hour of varney is we to minutes away. ...

>> it is right at 10:00 eastern time and here are the big stories. russia begins air strikes in syria. the pentagon says russia is not attacking isis targets. instead, they're targeting anti-assad groups. that's a big development. hillary clinton won't be getting support from the teamsters, not yet. they want to talk to donald trump instead. and we've got a rally on our hands. the dow jones industrial average is up triple digits, 191 to be precise. question, are stocks cheap? the second hour of varney starts now. ♪ we're going to start with the astonishing developments with

russia and syria. russia has launched air strikes in syria after telling the united states to get out and stop their overflights in syria, just get out. that's what they said. a senior u.s. defense official tells fox news that russia has struck where there is no presence of isis. instead, they said the russians are striking where anti-assad groups are located. all right, that's a big new development. here is what kt mcfarland told us last hour about russia launching air strikes. >> russia has authorized the use of military flights over syria and told american aircraft, in effect, america, get out of syria. i'm concerned that tomorrow's headlines if we haven't gotten out of syria, they're going to shut something down. i don't think an american aircraft, but a drone. stuart: there's danger in that confrontation.

and donald trump says we should let russia go it alone in syria. >> putin is taking over what we've started and going into syria and frankly wants to fight isis. and that's a wonderful thing and i said that a year ago, and everybody said that's terrible. if he wants to fight isis. i think there's little downside to putin fighting isis. he wants to keep isis out of russia and i think that's to our benefit. stuart: that's donald trump on the bill o'reilly show last night he says that putin wants to fight isis. the development is that the russians launched, but not against isis, but instead anti-assad. and defense stocks are rallying with the escalation.

general dynamics, raytheon, and raytheon, digital globe, air environment, all of them on the upside. and later this hour, senator pat toomey joins us about the u.s. and russia and 10:40. look at gold, it's down in price, why is it down in price when you've got this military activity right in the middle of the oil patch? it's down 12 bucks at 11:14. why is that? >> john layfield is with us. why is gold down on this of all days, john? >> i think it's a inflatin infly environment. and i think that that's why people are not stepping into a safe haven, they're going 0 more to treasuries. >> we used to think that you go to gold in times of international crisis and now you go to gold when you have inflation, we doesn't have inflation at the moment. stay right there. i'm going to check the big board fast. we're at the top of the hour, we have the dow up 186 points

and this is the last trading day of the quarter. that might make a difference. check out the dow stocks as we like to say, it's a green, every single one of them on the upside. check out big name stocks that had been beaten down yesterday, especially. apple, facebook, amazon, netflix, all of them are up, 1, 2% today. are they cheap? i think john layfield is going to answer those questions. you don't answer those questions, the stocks we kwe quoted, the stocks we quoted will you buy them. >> i love netflix, i'm a subscriber. i don't think that the valuation is coming on from amazon and apple. i'd rather buy a stock like verizon and the bandwidth, but the other tech names they're cheap and good guys. stuart: why do you like cvs? >>. i know they're on every corner

in america, why do you like the stock? >> they make 90% revenue at least for their prescription and their pharmacies, because of obamacare, i think this is a stock to know for the next years. pror problem with rite aid scores. i do own css. stuart: how about yahoo! i know you like it. i want you to tell us why. >> i think the alibaba attack -- a tax win spin-off, you can't make the tax retroactive, but they're likely to get that tax-free. i was wrong about marissa mayer, i thought she'd have it turned around, but they're going to get the spin-off by alibaba, i think they're going to get it tax-free. stuart: it's just an alibaba play, the yahoo! point? >> pure valuation play athought

was at $40 when they started spinning off alibaba in totality. i thought it would go to 50 and it did. i thought they'd found more of a way to play that money and now it's a pure valuation play. stuart: and i want to look at tesla, it was a revolution modeling the model x suv. all right, i've got two questions for you, a, are you going to buy a tesla car. about, are you going to buy tesla stock? >> tesla car, here in bermuda, about 45 cent a kilowatt hour. probably more expensive to have a car by electricity because they burn dirty diesel. i'd like a tesla car, but i wouldn't buy it to save me money boast people buy it just people think it's a cool car. the highest approval ratings in the history of consumer reports. i think the future is going to

be tesla, i think the stock is way overvalued here. stuart: by the way in bermuda, are the roads still clogged with tour iists with the little motor scooters? >> we have tourists everywhere on scooters. usually they're running into trees. they're not used to the left side traffic and end up in the trees. the tattoo, it's the rash on your leg. stuart: get back. hurricane joaquin is tracking parallel to the east coast from the carolinas all the way to new york. the meteorologists are not sure whether it's going to swing onto the east coast and go on land of the right now it's

about 250 miles from the bahamas. we're talking to accuweather about that and where it's going later in the program, you can expect rain. to politics, the teamsters say they will not support hillary clinton, why? because she won't build the keystone pipeline. instead they at least want it talk to donald trump. joining us now a chief political examiner, byron york. i don't know the bigger headline here, they won't endorse hillary clinton because of the headline or they want to talk to donald trump. what's going on? >> look, they're sending message not to hillary clinton, but to democrats that, listen, you need to take care of our issues. i don't think they are seriously thinking about supporting trump, but on the hillary thing, look at joe biden. that's where the action is as far as the union support.

go back to labor day, joe biden was at a steel workers rally. rich trumka was telling everybody how much he loves joe biden. it was a love fest. i don't think you're going to see any move from the teamsters until they find out what briden is going to do. stuart: you think it's part of the tilt? i think there's a tilt away from hillary clinton and towards a potential run from joe biden. >> oh, yes. stuart: i think, i want your judgment on this, i think that president obama is behind that tilt. i think he very much wants joe biden to run. >> well, that i cannot say. i cannot read the president's mind. but when you look at what hillary clinton has done with the keystone pipeline, which is something alone, the labor part of the coalition really supported, hillary clinton has opposed it and she couldn't support it, but that angered labor and look what she's done

with the cadillac tax, the support of obamacare that big labor hates. she says she would get rid of it if she were president. hillary is trying to make it up with the unions, but so far, i think most of them, some of the unions did support her, most of them decided perhaps she's not really our best bet. stuart: i think you'd be surprised how much support dr donald trump gets from rank and file union workers. i don't know how much, but, thank you. then we have amtrak, why are travelers going to be mad after a new announcement about luggage. >> maybe baggage fees is what we're talking about. baggage fees on a train? yes, amtrak will start enforcing its baggage lilts for t the-- limits even though it's been in decades. if you have more than allowed $25 a bag.

you can take on the train, two small personal items and two ba bags. stuart: are they going to have scales? >> no, that's all i have to say about that. stuart: continue please. >> you're watching a bikini clad model, around a wall separating texas and mexico, this is the ad for carl's, jr. new text-mex burger. you see them playing volleyball over the wall serves as the net essentially and seems to be a political allusion to donald trump talking about the wall. they say they're not trying to be political. >> the ceo of carl's, jr. >> it's nothing to do with an

ad for the wall. it's for the burgers. >> looking like that and eating the burgers. stuart: our floor manager says it's not sex, it's cheeseburgers. rubbish. continue, please. >> the upcoming james bond movie destroyed cars, the damage included totally decimating seven aston martins. stuart: no. ashley: wow, that's a crime. stuart:. >> seven of them specially made for the movie. stuart: what movie, which one? >> specter, i think it comes out in january. stuart: oh, that's okay. tune in every morning, weekday mornings, 5 a.m., fbn a.m., lauren and nicole. your tweeter feed may get noisier. the company is thinking of getting rid of the 140 character tweets. and google, meets the press.

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>> we're back with a gain above 200 points, 221 to be precise. and yes, i'll say it again, a sea of green for the dow 30, every one of them on the upside today. how about google, giving report of a self-driving car in action? and a little bigger than the fiat 500 that the pope rode around in and found his way around real world obstacles including a pedestrian and bicycles, and google says the p.o.d., they call it a p.o.d., available in about four years, okay, we also have a report from the research firm mckinzy, it says that self-driving cars could lower road accidents by 90% liz: trend of the future as the baby boomers retire. stuart: yeah, wait a minute, i'm a baby boomer liz: you're still working. ashley: you'll be stuck in the fast lane with the indicator on. [laughter] .

stuart: oh, boy, look at twitter, please. it's reportedly working on ways that users could tweet messages longer, maybe much longer than 140 characters, the stock 60 cents on that. and i think this is a terrible idea because twitter feeds already large writing of negativity, what's in that for me? >> many people are wondering that. i've done an informal poll and many folks don't understand why twitter is making this move and isn't the whole idea behind twitter that you can get these short streams of consciousness or messages out there in 140 characters or less and there's a lot of question marks as to why they're doing it and is jack dorsey trying to insert that he's going to make changes to the product while he's interim ceo? >> i think it's got something to do with the length of time you actually spend on twitter.

liz macdonald came up with this liz: a recent survey, 17 minutes, that's tiny compared to nearly an hour people spend on facebook, especially millennials. stuart: the theory is if you allow more than 140 characters the tweets get longer. >> and more advertising could be sold. stuart: because you could be on the tweet for longer. i guess that's the theory. that sounds great for twitter, maybe, but again, not good for us. >> yeah, i'm not sure that it's going to engage you more or make you want to spend more time in twitter if you're just getting more ads or longer form content. i think it's a real challenge they're going to have to work out. they've made some other considerations like perhaps not including a person's twitter handle or the strength of the url that you're sharing in the 140 characters. so there might be some additional tweaks before they launch this product. stuart: it's change, you hear about twitter and tweets all the time, celebrities and politicians use their tweets and yet, the stock has gone

nowhere and in terms of social media, it takes a very much a back seat, does it not liz: even to tumblr and snap chat. stuart: come on, be bold. >> listen, i don't know. i see every day, i'm watching news media and they're constantly showing what people and america and across the world of tweeting because it is a short form opinion about what's being shared. so, you know, they're getting some traction, it's just not getting the everyday american person to sign up. stuart: and you can't monetize that. you can make tweets longer, but can they monetize that? they haven't so far. >> to expand on something on twitter and expand to a buy button or a feature that twitter has texted in the past, there could be an opportunity for moneyization, but you're right, they're struggling with

monetization and what the everyday person is going to use as a challenge. stuart: thank you. >> thank you. stuart: hillary losing support of one of the biggest, teamsters. maybe waiting for joe biden to run. and wanting to talk to donald trump. raul castro may be asking for reparation. >> if we have any hint that the u.s. policy harmed cuba so much that we're going to pay, it's an admission that for the past 50 years we've done the wrong thing. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself,

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>> let's bring this to your attention, it's happening right now. the senate is voting on whether or not to fund the government in the next couple of months. just a simple majority is needed for passage. it is likely to pass. then it goes to the house for final approval. what we're looking at basically is no threat of a government shutdown in the immediate future. that vote will pass in the senate and you're watching it right now. look at the share price of ralph lauren of what is it, 12%, nearly 13%. ralph lauren himself is stepping down as the ceo and they're bringing in an executive from old navy to run the company. this executive is credited with turning around the old navy brand. so ralph lauren up and we have the gap straight down, a 7% loss there because they're losing their executive to works for old navy. we've got that. coming up in the program, cuba thanking the united states for normallizing diplomatic ties by

asking for millions of dollars in reparations, castro says, you owe us. brazil and india looking for a handout and want wealthy countries to write them a check for cutting down on emissions and the pope wants them to as well. more on that shortly. and right into the clinton campaign. the teamsters executive committee will not endorse a democrat at this time according to james rosen and this as well, they want to talk to donald trump. what's going on? why no endorsement for the front runner, hillary clinton? the teamsters want the pipe pipeline built and they want the job. hillary says no, you can't build it. for teamsters that is a snub. they want to talk to the republican, donald trump.

it's unusual to say the least. there's a lot going on beneath the surface here, in particular, the biden question, will he run? the teamsters nonendorsement of hillary suggest they want him in the race and the hostility between the obama and hillary camp, that's encourage for joe to get in and continue the obama brand. one more item in the mix, hillary calls obama's syrian policy a failure and the president will not like that. it seems the tilt away from hillary is gaping-- gaining momentum. or if there are more e-mail allegations against her, it just may become a stampede. we live in a world of mobile technology,

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stuart: check that the board. 230 points higher.

16,200 is where we are. all the dow stocks are higher at this point. let's get to cuba. president obama met with raul castro. demanding that the u.s. pay a lot of money to cuba, back to cuba for representations. born in cuba. you are saying that everything is fine. get on with this. >> you have to get on with it. this is like being a little pregnant. let's move on. six year history. they took my father's house. they took my father's restaurant. what am i going to do, go back to cuba and say give me my house back? no. i am sure every cuban-american,

for the most part, keep it. it was not your fault. it was a war at the time. the people, this is a government issue. people were caught in communism at the time. it is ironic that cuba is demanding. exxon. i get that. ninety-six law says they have to. >> those investments, back in the day. this was a small island. they had a coca-cola plant. they want their old building back. come on, give me a break. stuart: wait a second. no representations from us to them. no one lost assets from them to

us. >> i call it a wash. cuban americans here and there. the new generation, a fresh start. stuart: debt. they took out a lot of debt. they have not repainted. >> the same argument could be made for eastern europe. there was a lot of western investors that got compensated. east germany, hungary, czechoslovakia. you do not go back trying to get your 4 million, $4 billion back. i say, let's start fresh. i think the obama administration has given a lot in the front right now. a lot of good will. i do not see that happening. it is disappointing me. i feel they have to show good faith that indeed there will be more open stability in the

island. stuart: i want to refute refer our viewers to what is on the screen. we have a whole lot more oil in storage. we were expecting. 4 billion barrels of oil in storage. much more supply. down goes the price. >> production is also up. stuart: okay. >> oil coming out of iraq. stuart: one more question. go back? >> if i could, i will. i think that there is still a lot open work to be done. i am willing to go there and share in share with the cuban people what i have learned, how i have lived. the democracy. the open way that america is. every principal that has been brought to me. i will test the waters. i will not capitulate to a communist regime.

i will talk the way i speak here with you. stuart: after all these years in america, you still identify so closely with your cuban heritage. >> i do. always been a country that has been. it mentally attached to american history. the spanish-american war. we have always been there. a pebble in the shoe. 200 years. you know, i plan to stay. stuart: president obama as a negotiator. >> listen. i do not know. what we have seen in the front is a little weak. i agree. left the station. i think that the embargo will be lifted. saying what they think the public wants to hear. this will happen by next year. stuart: we will see.

doctor mani. thank you. seventy-eight -- 22. it will go to the president. signed before midnight. feedback december 11. stuart: did you say thanks mitch mcconnell for that? >> well, yeah. >> no, to a shutdown. stuart: already. up 219 points on the dow industrials. we are still watching this one. now, officially a hurricane. it is tracking the east coast. wins 75 miles per hour. well this thing hit the florida peninsula? you do not actually hit. we do not know at this point. they are getting the sandbags ready. all the way to new york city.

right now, it is about 200 miles from the bahamas. we will be talking to accuweather later on the program. climate change. let's get to that, shall we? paying a respirator reformations. joining us now, climate depots art. they want a check from europe and america because it is our fault they want money. is that right? >> yes. they're basically saying that we have created a climate catastrophe. therefore, we have to pay reformations to these poor nations. keep in mind, they come in form of united nations climate fund of a starting point of $100 billion per year. this will essentially be government to government aid. the money will go to countries in which poverty. they will get this climate aid

because it will keep countries like brazil, india, from developing to their full potential. stuart: president obama has agreed to be part of this hundred took in dollars a year transfer of wealth, essentially. from the north to the south. the president has agreed to be part of that hundred ilion dollars a year transfer. i think that that does not start until 2020. is that correct? >> hillary clinton began the fund am pledged united nations, pledged the u.s. to give the united nations $100 billion in this fund. they may be halfway there in pledges right now. rad given about 15 million. a very detrimental effect. diplomatic definition.

countries, instead of giving back, any kind of humanitarian help will reclassify it as climate aid so i can meet that number. a lot are worried that the poor countries will suffer even more. stuart: elizabeth macdonald is here. >> the pope has already tweeted about this. setting the stage for this kind of situation. a true ecological debt exists, particularly between the global north and the south. stuart: it will happen. >> it could be stopped by the next president. the question is, who is going to be the next president. both domestic and international climate policy will depend on trade depend on the next one. keeping people poor. we will stop them from

developing. they will not be able to emulate the west. they will have to stay poor in order to fight global warming. >> brazil and india. right out front wanting the money. how about china? they could argue exactly the same thing. pay up. they could argue that. >> they could. china has not considered 1.2 billion people in the world. not considered one of the four nations like brazil, india and places in africa. china is laughing at us. they are building coal plants, several a week. going ahead with large-scale industrialization. they will not follow this model. locked in poverty where governments will essentially take aid and not develop and help their people.

stuart: china does not even have to start reducing carbon emissions until 2030. i just have to make an effort. >> yes. president obama's agreement with china. china is projected to do this anyway. they basically said that this is our projection. sticking with our normal course of development. there is nothing there. china has been laughing at the united states for years. they will be tying our own economies back. there is movement out, stuart, to do plan recessions with the developing world. people want to have plan recessions in order to fight quotable warming. we are at the point where the vision has come true. we want to redistribute wealth with the policy. stuart: thank you very much.

appreciate it. put the billboard up, please. of 242 points. a developing situation in syria. russians have said a coming you americans, get out of syria. they started bombing in syria. they are not bombing isis. they are bombing and die a solid groups. that has had no impact on american stock prices as we speak. >> the pope came up. driving in the fiat chrysler. this big news out a tesla. oil prices. tesla. a big collector car. here is a one-year chart of tesla. the stock is up a little bit today. if you compare that input the stock side-by-side, look at the difference in the stock charts. which stock would you rather own right now? overall, a stronger stock.

tesla, three cars. spending $100,000 on three of them. do you want to own the stock? stuart: thank you very much, cheryl. here is what we have coming up for you. russia begins air strikes in syria. they are not targeting isis. anti-aside groups. senator pat tooley on that in just a moment. a big interview tomorrow. charles payne is talking to donald trump. varney will continue in a moment.

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russians demand that american planes leave serious airspace unless we defect you the country. get out. that was the demand overnight. the russians have already begun bombing of their own. they are not bombing isis targets. all of that is happening right now. joining us, senator pat cooley. senator, this is a developing story. happening while we are on the air. i call this a crisis. i also call it, forgive me, a humiliation for president obama. >> it is absolutely a humiliation and disaster. the most egregious example. obviously, many of us predicted that president obama strategy of retreating everywhere in the world would lead to very bad outcomes. a vacuum that we're leaving behind.

now, we are seeing it in a frightening way in syria. stuart: out of our control at this point. iran, iraq and syria. it is a developing, flowing situation. what do you think that we should do? >> it is very hard. our evacuation created the opportunity. the president's unwillingness to confront. he would not cross the red line of chemical weapons. putin obviously believes he can act with unity anywhere he wants, doing anything he wants. no consequence. stuart: we have our plane still flying around syria. >> absolutely. the danger is confrontation between russia's planes. america's planes.

the not that is exactly right. putin has been successful. look. where is he going to in this? who knows. he is residing over a country that has enormous economic problems. he needs to find a way to stay in power. this is bad enough itself. let's remember, we're talking about the world leading state sponsor of terror. they now have active military cooperation from russia. it is very disturbing. stuart: tell us about the thin blue line act that you are introducing. what is it. how does it work? this is an affirmation that police lives matter. we are hearing from so many political figures that somehow

the police are systemically a bunch of racist rogues. the fact is that the vast number of police are hard working strong minute women that do not have a racist bone in their body. what i am doing is suggesting that when someone intentionally targets and kills a police officer that should be considered an aggravating circumstance when considering the application of the death penalty. stuart: thank you for joining us, sir, on a big day. by the way, the 11:00 o'clock hour. ambassador james on russia and syria. fifteen minutes from now. hundreds of thousands of money babies loose on a highway. here we go again. e-mails about to be released. more, next. ♪ with the opening bell.

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staying. the guy that helped him get out of the vehicle, not so lucky. he got stung on his face and back. scraping the wing on a runway as it landed in texas. the right side of the wing dipping as it came in. scary moment caught on tape by a plane spotter. the jet has been taken out of service. another round of e-mails recovered from hillary clinton allegedly wiped service today. what are we expecting to see? >> well, it is the final. passing through the private server. we are hearing about 6000 pages of e-mails being released. according to catherine herridge, expect a high amount of classified e-mails because they

cover the month leading up to the overthrow. as you will likely rollcall, clinton originally said she never e-mails classified material, but has since amended that to set or received anything that was march classified at the time. roughly 200 have since been upgraded to classified here it is also comes as another thousand documents were handed over last week. congressman trey gaudi voiced his concern about the documents. clinton's team claimed to have given the committee everything. ashley: stay tuned. thank you very much. the third hour of varney just three minutes away. ♪

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america has suffered a defeat. russia told the united states to stop overflights in syria. he vacuum the country immediately. get out. in plain english. what we are looking at here is a putin takeover. iran through iraq. russia pulling the strings. providing the military muscle. president obama created a vacuum. disaster. the fight against isis. it now depends on vladimir putin. he is running the show. we now were light on him to stop isis attacks here. the west now relies on him. it is a power grab on a vast scale. president obama let it happen. an american president has been told to leave the battlefield. here is the defeat. we have a band in the middle east and what friends we still

have there. ♪ we have a group of stocks that are moving. an unusual group of stocks. joaquin is now officially a hurricane. storm stocks are getting a nice pop. lowe's, home improvement. they are up and they are responding. also related to today's news. defense stocks are rallying. look at them. general dynamics. lockheed martin. on the upside today. staying on the russia story. telling the u.s. military to keep out. a u.s. defense official tells fox news that russia is not

attacking isis. the russians are going after anti-assad ruffles instead. former director of central intelligence agency is with us. i am saying that president obama has been humiliated and that america is in retreat. sir, am i going too far? >> i do not think that you are. the president beginning with his beach in cairo. a direction. flushed out over time. such that we treat our friends and allies like the israelis and egyptians and saudis as enemies. we treat our enemies as friends. there may have been some strategic purpose to this. moving around chest pieces, at least the president wants to.

it is not working. whatever he thinks he is doing, it is having an extremely negative effect. stuart: i want to bring everyone up to date on what is happening right now. israel has launched airstrikes into gaza. that is violence on another part of the middle east, as well as what is happening in syria. the danger is you now have american planes very close to russian planes. is there a possibility of a military clash at this point? >> there is. we are relatively used to the incident. alaska and northern europe. we can manage this with russia. the thing that bothers me is that the cause of the parable in effect, that i think will take

lace as a result of the treaty, or agreement with iran on nuclear weapons is the next time you have a crisis like this in the middle east, there will be three or four countries that have nuclear weapons. some of them may not be as predictable and straightforward as the russians. stuart: director of the central intelligence agency. you know what you are talking about here. to think that the iranians will cheat and going get a bomb or a bomb making material rather quickly? >> they may well already have a bomb. they have been working on it long enough. much longer than countries that move even without testing. such as south africa and pakistan. >> i am just astonished by this.

>> people have been working on it for a long time. there are really three empires in question. russia, iran and isis. isis is building itself into an empire. it is a religious objective as well as a political one. russia and iran are functioning just like big empires. they are behaving. putin has his planes flying around syria. he is not going anywhere. he has consolidated with iran and iraq. the russians pulling the string. this will not be reversed tomorrow morning.

post colleagues and opponents in the middle east. it has been exactly backwards. we are seeing the backlash of that. stuart: the diplomatic course. thank you very much for joining us. a very important day. thank you. let's get back to the market. up 203 points as we speak. a broad-based rally. look at the dow 30. all of the dow 30 stocks are on the upside of today. it is a modest bounce back. looking at apple, amazon, facebook, netflix. ralph lauren is stepping down as the ceo of this company. old navy executive better replace him.

it is up 13% on that news. gap, which runs old navy, is down. crude oil. a big buildup in the supply. the storage of oil in our country. $4 million extra in a week. that could be the price of crude holding steady. $45 a barrel. how about gold. where is it? down $14 an ounce. look who is here. i am shocked. i want to talk gold. on a day like this, action in israel in israel and gaza, i would have thought that gold would have gone up. it is down 14 bucks. >> you would think so. gold has really changed its complexion. now, it has become a momentum investment. when you see these things

happening, being that the markets are growing so used to this geopolitical turmoil, wars, all of this chaos, gold has not had that impact as it once was. stuart: you need a big jump in inflation. what you need is a company to failure of central planks. controlling some of this chaos. i think gold at this point is very compelling. you will see them as one of the potential flights to safety when things get that bad. stuart: that was your story. things are unwinding. do you still think that stocks will fall out? >> if you look at september, we have seven moves. the volatility is extreme, to say the least.

what i believe is the central bank has failed. what the market will decline on is the acknowledgment of that failure. that is what we are seeing now. stuart: going down from here. that is your prediction. >> that is my prediction. 1000 points within 60 days. thirty days, i think we have another 500-1000 points within the next 45 days. stuart: okay. welcome back. straight to the point. we appreciate that. jeb bush. not running attack ads against donald trump. charlie gasparino is here. >> jab is not really taking on.

i thought for a time he would come out swinging. he is not coming out swinging. here is the deal. i am talking to wall street guys close to his campaign. they come up. inside the jeb bush campaign and other campaigns. the trump counter attack would be. what they are saying is you attack him, he attacks us on social media. it estimates the $25 million in free ad spending. stuart: attack donald trump. it is free and it is extending. let's face it, he is and add machine. we had him on fox business a couple weeks ago. he was saying, charlie, you are

not taking my campaign seriously. you are not really spending a dime. you are in first place. this is one of the reasons why. they are like science projects. the reason why they are holding back, at least for now is freeing and it is expensive to attack it. listen to what she had to say about trump's attacks on hedge funds. >> he likes railing on the industry because he thinks that that is good in scoring political points. stuart: okay. he is attacking hedge fund managers because he can do it.

>> hedge fund managers very well. you love this better than i do. a lower rate. we talked about hedge fund managers. a huge wet kiss with this tax plan. they get lower capital gains. he is really, for better or worse, he is not taking much off the hedge fund manager. stuart: thank you very much. aaron will be joining us for the whole hour tomorrow. charles payne big interview. 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night. making money with charles payne

here on fox business network. then we have the teamsters. not endorsing hillary clinton. at least not yet. they want to talk to donald trump. they will try to explain that one later. first big one of the year. the path of the storm next. ♪ ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck.

stuart: uses this is an appropriate time to do a weather watch. joaquin now a hurricane. getting a boost to the share price. the big winner. a big supplier of electric generators. i have one. that seeing the stock move higher, as well. consumers stocking up on supplies. that storm preparation and

recovery. more on what we can expect weatherwise. come on in, mark. there is simple question. where is walking headed? >> okay, stuart. that is a great question. i am telling you the truth. gaining momentum. moving slowly towards the bahamas. tonight, tropical storm conditions. they will be looking at the worst of it here. over here towards paradise island. oil pressure over the southeast end of the united states. they want to bring it up and slam it into the east coast. you have a reliable model. moving the system out to sea. i have seen in the past, just

one model. the census has been taking it up to the mid-atlantic. we are looking at a powerful hurricane here. of course, making map path here. looking at high winds, heavy rain. there is still the chance that this could move out to see and bypass here. even if the store makes it here or not, it will be a couple of days. we will have to do was some flooding. stuart: that is the certainty that i wanted. it will rain. a lot. [laughter] stuart: thank you very much, indeed. the teamsters union. they are not happy with hillary clinton's stance on pipeline. the union is not endorsing hillary clinton.

do they want to talk with donald trump? joining me now is alexis mcgill. i am reading this as a big negative for hillary clinton. >> i think hillary clinton is out there doing exactly what she should be doing at this time. making statements around her priority. the pipeline is not something that there are a lot of concerns around. very strong. secretary of state. i do not think that it is a negative. stuart: that is not a negative. >> i do not think that it is a negative. stuart: president obama seems to want joe biden to run. towards a biden run.

you have to admit that. >> i think that there are arguments on both sides. stuart: you think that her position would be enhanced if joe biden ran against her in the primaries? >> it is an embarrassment. if we had biden and hillary, it is a direct contrast. i do not think that it is a negative. i say, bring it on. talking about some very important issues. as it relates to women. i think that there are a lot of things. you think that hillary will get this country growing again with prosperity?

do you? >> without a doubt. >> i do not know, is it arrogance? some of the republican candidates blowing themselves up. why is she not coming out and being more for running? she really has been on the sidelines. she has barely responded. she laughs it off. it is her overall attitude that i find confusing. i think that there has been a deliberate strategy on the right to make this about hillary's character and not look at her record -- >> what is wrong with that? >> she should be talking about her minimum wage proposal. all of the great work she has done. she has a lot of accomplishments to run on. i hope that she does that as

well. stuart: you can come on back. alexis, thank you very much. appreciate it. a deal on iphones. you can get your hands on the latest models. we will tell you how to do it. well, cheryl will, in just a moment. ♪

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. stuart: scary moment for passengers onboard an american eagle flight in texas. the plane came in for landing and tilted to the right. the wing tip scraped the tarmac, the airline says they have removed the plane from service, they are inspecting it, and i would imagine -- nobody injured in the incident but how would you like to be in that plane? that big scraping sound. the iphone 6s and 6s plus, they're on sale, a lot of people want a deal and cheryl is here with news of how you can get it. what is it? a dollar a month? >> well, that's one of the offers out there. all the wireless carriers are making people pay for the whole thing, they backed off with that within two weeks. and here's sprint, if you already have one of the iphone 6s, here's what you're going to pay. a dollar a month going forward for that phone and $5 a many month if you want the 6 plus.

you have to have the 6 or 6 plus but a lot of them guilty of out and bought them this year. unify got to move from, say, you're with at&t, you're going to go to go to sprint to get this deal. keep your phone number. i get that question all the time. the other one it mobile, disrupted the entire industry. this is the same situation. $5 a month for iphone 6s and $9 a month for 6s plus. but, again, you don't have any trade-in charges and already have that same phone, trade it in, change carriers. it's a little bit of took but a good deal. stuart: so with sprint and t-mobile if i switch to those carriers. >> uh-huh. stuart: a buck or whatever it is a month. i get the 6s apple iphone, i just get it for that low price. >> yeah. >> you have to have it within the first -- >> well, for those. where they'll give you the $10

a month. it's very complicated. overall. stuart: this is my iphone. at&t is the carrier. >> right. stuart: i switch, i go to t-mobile. >> yeah. stuart: i keep the cell phone number. >> right. stuart: i pay them a buck a month if i go to sprint. >> yeah. stuart: and i've got myself the 6s. >> they're subsidizing the devices, which they said they didn't want to do. apple now they're basically a cell phone carrier, and they should be because they're under assault and this is how they're doing it and talking two weeks time. >> i try. . stuart: how about this. the restaurant chain carls jr. boy, do they make a splash with sexual ads. amazingly this company with these ads manage to blend six and immigration, how on earth do you do that?

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stuart: we are still holding onto a 200-point gain, moving up a little bit more, 224 higher as we speak. we show you this frequently, we'll show you it again. all dow stocks are up, and hurricane joaquin is now hurricane status. and storms stocks. they're rallying. and moments ago the storm has the potential to hit the east coast. roll tape. >> close to the mid-atlantic coast and if it does so, we are taking a look at category one, maybe a category two hurricane. stuart: and, by the way, governor in new york is urging residents of new york state to be aware and prepare for heavy rain.

the storm path could of course change. it could go out to sea. that's a possibility. but the one thing we do know there is a lot of rain coming to the east coast over the next week and governor in new york is taking note of that. the president of planned parenthood defended her organization yesterday. watch this. >> the outrages accusations leveled against planned parenthood based on health doctored videos are offensive and categorically untrue. stuart: congresswoman at that hearing as well. she joined me this morning and said americans need to stand up and address the moral issue. >> it really tests your belief in humanity when you have other sides advocating for the torcher of these children. understand they're trying to open up the child and extract brain tush when the child is

still alive. we have a decision, whether we are going to accepting the torturing of these children or we're going to stand up for this. stuart: now, earlier in the sound bites you heard her say the tapes are heavily doctored. now we're learning that those videos were not manipulated. my next guest funded the investigation. legal communications director carrie. you heard that sound bite. >> uh-huh. stuart: the head of planned parenthood said they recall heavily doctored. you've looked at the tapes, are you saying that that is wrong that they were not heavily doctored, they're authentic. >> it's 100% wrong, and i was actually at the hearing yesterday, and i would have loved to see a member of congress say sorry, ms. richards, games over. there's a report that was released yesterday conducted by an internationally recognized third-party digital security friends i can firm,

and they concluded that ther therthere was no manipulation of these videos, they're authentic and the only parts that were heavilily edit were bathroom breaks, commuting, and people where they were not speaking. stuart: is there a difference between editing something and doctoring them, in other words, they're fake, they didn't exist in the first place. there is a difference between the two. i think planned parenthood is right in saying they were indeed edited but you were saying, no, they do exist. this thing happened; is that correct. >> that's absolutely correct and ms. richards at the hearing yesterday she used the phrased doctored. the were not doctored. in fact, the own friends i can report that planned parenthood also concluded that there was no widespread evidence of substantive manipulation, you have our report, which conducted by this internationally respected

organization saying, yeah, these videos are fine in their entirety and if people want to go for medical progress two-page and watch the videos, they can be sure they're watching what actually happened. stuart: now, are you in the middle on this? are you committed to either side of this argument, or are you an objective observer, an objective analyst of those tapes, are you? >> i think anybody who watches these videos has the capacity to be objective because you see right in front of your face top level planned parenthood doctors and executives joking, laughing, talking about the harvesting of baby body parts. this is an organization that gets $1.5 million per day and purporting to women's health when, in fact, they're talking about this women's health in quite frankly this gross way, which these videos show. it's time for the american tax dollars to be redirected to clinics around the far more array of officers than planned parenthood and not engage in

these barbaric practices. stuart: you are on one side, i can tell you. thank you very much for joining us. we do appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. stuart: carls jr. has just debuted, if you can hear that sound in the background, that's our floor manager who is practicing -- wait a second. i'll reintroduce. this is austin, and he is trying to test some star wars toys. making a lot of news. okay. carls jr. [laughter] they just debuted this new commercial, you've got to watch this, please. roll it. >> black angus beef bacon. so texas. fire roasted onions. . stuart: okay. it goes on from there believe me. it is highly sexual and also brings in immigration. did you see the barrier down the middle there? >> come on let's not talk

about sexual. anyway this is a great ad. it's a great ad. basically if you look, they're playing border ball, which is volleyball. stuart: look at his face. >> roll video. just roll the video. >> nobody wants to see me, just look at me. you've got texas versus mexico, playing over a wall, they're playing border ball, this is brilliant marketing from carls jr. everyone's talking about this today, it's all over the internet, it's great. and they're taking up on mr. trump's wall between the u.s. stuart: may as well sell some hamburgers. pivot away. i've got a very difficult and important subject to raise now. after a series of failed appeals, georgia death row inmate wasn't executed earlier this morning. she hired a hit man to hill kurr husband. one of the failed appeals for her life was from the vatican's ambassador written

on behalf of the pope. here's the reading, while sympathizing with the victims, i nonetheless employ you in consideration of the reasons that have been presented to your board to commute the sentence to one that would better express both justice and mercy auto. judge napolitano is here. now, the pope, i guess you could say interseated here. >> it's unusual for the pope to do that, but one time of things he did speak about with great specificity to the congress last thursday was his condemnation of the death penalty. this is a personal condemnation, the church does not condemn the death penalty as immoral, as an institution, one can be in favor. stuart: this is unusual. >> yeah. it's unusual that he would direct the vatican ambassador of the united states to write this letter to

the georgia board asking for this. it's an odd situation, stuart, because this woman was convicted not for pulling the trigger. stuart: correct? >> or stabbing the knife, her husband was murdered with a knife. but for hiring somebody to do it. and the guy she hired to do it who actually did the stabbing is serving a life term with the possibility of parole. so how could that happen? the prosecutors decide who's more can you believe, and they say the one who paid is more culpable than the one who did the murder. she's convicted, she's going to get executed, she was executed last night. this is standard operating procedure in state and federal courts in this country. stuart: i personally oppose the death penalty on the grounds that you cannot redeem the -- an executed person. >> there's a lot of people who oppose the death penalty. i do as well.

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>> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. off the earlier highs the day and remain in the green with the dow jones industrial average with 178 points, 16,228, in fact, we do have gains across the board, all the averages up more than 1% each, been a tough quarter down 9% for the quarter mostly. the sectors. let's take a look because we have our ten sectors, all ten are higher, leading the way. facer will represent its acquisition and so that stock up about half of 1%. and then there's hulu when we talk about streaming content, used to be the stepchild but guess what? been gaining momentum and now valued at 7 to 8 billion by the end of 2016. we want you to start your day every day at 5:00 a.m., lauren simonetti and i break it off every day. all the news you need

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stuart: senator john mccain on the floor credit signify the obama administration on syria and the middle east. roll that tape, please. >> this is the inevitable consequence of hollow words, red lines crossed, tarnished moral influence, leading from behind, and a total lack of american leadership. . stuart: and we confirmed

earlier this morning that russia has go indeed begun air strikes in syria. they're not going after isis, they're going after antiassad rebels and, by the way, they want america out of syria. another market check do you, please. the market is still rallying and off the high of the day. up 166. and the new star wars movie is not out until december but the fans can get their hands on the toys from the movie. this is something incredible to me. some predict that disney could bring in $5 billion. maybe $6 billion this year on those star wars toys. joining me now, joe senior global marketing manager hasbro, one of the guys behind the star wars toys. here's your moment. you've got 30 seconds to show me that i can buy for my six kids and nine grandchildren.

>> i would definitely focus on our blade be builder system, the first time we're letting kids create their own light saber, they can create and customize across the board and run wild with this. stuart: i've got the toys. >> you have the toys? that's where they are. stuart: yes, this thing here. okay. this lights up i do believe. okay. this -- >> you're making it tricky for me. i can't see what you have there. stuart: it's on red, it's a sword, what's it called again? >> light saber. stuart: how much is this, joe? how much? >> that is -- the srp on this is 199.99. that's a special light saber, our black force light saber. stuart: $200? >> it is. >> yeah,. stuart: it's heavier. this is $200? >> yes. >> it's the closest thing to a real light saber you can get. >> all right. you go. stuart: no wonder you expect

to bring in 5- $6 million. here i have this -- who is this? >> new character. >> it's a new one. >> the female? >> no, it's a guy. stuart: the storm trooper? >> yeah. that's right the storm trooper has been around that's the new look and the black series six inch figure there. so we release that at comic-con now on sale around the world and it's a great figure. . stuart: now, i'm going to get the camera to show you the millennium falcon. now, that's got to be super expensive because it's huge. how much? >> $120. it has a ton of action packed features in it. we've done millennium falcons since the beginning, this one's new, it fires nerf

darts, comes with three figures, a whole world inside, and it knows when you're in flight, so when you're flying it around, it makes battle sounds. really exciting toy. stuart: now, are these toys already available. >> yes, they are. september 4th was force friday. and that's when disney and lucasfilm unleashed all of the merchandise for the friday in stores. so you can find everything on shelf now. stuart: okay. how is it going? we've got this prediction that you're going to sell 5- $6 billion worth of this stuff. how is it going so far after a month? >> it's really strong. you know, according to npd, our black series figures were the number one selling product that force friday weekend. so we're thrilled. obviously the movie doesn't hit for another two months so now and then we're continuing strong sales and the movie comes in, we'll see what happens. but it's looking very excitin. stuart: so every $200 spent on one of these here swords, how much, has hasbro,.

>> i can't tell you. we're thrilled of having such a diverse line. stuart: your stock went up when you announced you got the star wars toys, we wish you luck. >> thank you. stuart: and i'm dying to find out who is actually going to buy it. joe, thank you. we appreciate it. >> may the force be with you, stuart. we appreciate it. [laughter] >> nice. >> that's star trek. stuart: anyway. look at the big board. we're rallying but serpent has been a rotten month. there's the good news. it's over

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stuart: we're closing out the worst quarter for stock market investors in about four years. so i want to find out how bad was it. and i also want to know what happens in the next quarter when historically you follow a rotten quarter. sounds complicated but gerri willis is here to straighten everything. >> it's very simple. when you open your quarterly statement, have a drink with you because you're going to need it. stuart: how bad was it? >> the markets are down 9%, and we've seen the dow down 9%, s&p 8.8%, the russell down 8%.

we've seen this before, four years ago, the similar quarter, but the fourth quarter came back big time. the s&p was up 12%, so big rally and if you remember what happened back then, the euro zone fell apart, this time it's similar, so don't pull your money out yet. stuart: that's the moral, isn't it? if there's a remote possibility or the dow -- the markets going straight back up again, the worst thing in the world would be to sell today at the end of the third quarter because you totally miss the rebound. stuart: you don't make a decision buy on or sell based on what the markets are doing today. you would be it on the basis of your other things, your age, your goals, when you're going to retire,. stuart: i agree with you. but if you're in your mid- to early 60s and you're going to retire fairly soon, it would make a certain amount of sense, to get out while you've got a lot of money still in the bank. >> yeah. stuart: and sleep at night. >> let me tell you. financial advisors are telling

those very people to put more and more of their money into stocks. stuart: yeah, because they've got a life expectancy of 20 years. >> that's right. stuart: gerri willis. you're smart. >> i love to hear that. stuart: more varney after this

>> nothing -- there's no strengths under lying the market, no leadership in the market, nothing globally propelling growth. stuart: so you're holding to a 20% drop of what you were talking about before. still go down 20%. >> i think we're going to go lower than 20%. stuart: well, he still says it's going to go down more. i want to bring up a couple of points from our viewers about prime minister david cameron calling out president obama for avoiding the words islamic extremists. first of all, robert says add cameron to the list of world leaders who are willing to deal with radical islam.

obama not willing to face reality. and from kevin, the more we fail to call. stuart: what it is, the less able we are to address it. smart viewers. neil cavuto, it is yours. >> thank you, stuart, and the dow has any dreams to finish this quarter, it would have to pile on about 1,500 points. it is trying but not going to pile 1,500 points. still looking it he worst quarter, the worst quarter in that of four years. growing indications that at least we can take some soli sole solis we are not alone. >> we have plenty of time. dugout has been getting hammered. there it is 16,200 for the quarter and there's no sugar coating how bad it's been. so then we have to get onto who are we going to blame for this? we're not going to take the blame ourselves of course, let's blame the chinese. it's simple to do that and how many times do we get to work this and we are the say stocks