>> nicole: breaking news this morning. house republicans leaders work around the votes to avoid government shutdown. how close will the vote be? good morning, i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. apple said to open higher. we are watching the on the economy. u.s. stock futures ahead of open, looks like a positive kickoff to this tuesday, wednesday, excuse me, i wish it was friday.

s&p up by four and a quarter. >> nicole: house republican seek to impeach the head of irs. >> cheryl: hillary clinton talks about bailing out banks and what she and bill clinton like the beng watch. >> nicole: latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. >> cheryl: we are kicking off with breaking news, just a moments ago volkswagen reporting a huge loss on the wake of emission standal, loss of 3 and a half billion dollars in third quarter. volkswagen had said the

operating group profit will come significantly year-ago levels because of scandal. vw quarter lost in 15 years. >> nicole: indeed, john boehner preparing to push the two-year budget debt deal, congressional leaders and white house reached agreement that would end threat of government shutdown and default after new takes office. speaker boehner successor paul ryan criticizing process to negotiate the deal. >> i think this process stinks. this is not the way to do people's business. under new management we are not tboipg to do people's business this way. going forward we can't do

people's business. >> nicole: congressman ryan is said to win election on the house floor tomorrow. >> cheryl: also breaking this morning, house republicans end to itch peach irs commissioner. the irs violated the public trust and on instructed congressional investigations under the agency's treatment of conservative groups. >> we had months of the investigation of inspector general which indeed there was targeting. it's been well for a fact that's been document and documented that the documents in the possession of the irs despite subpoena were destroyed by the irs. >> cheryl: no irs official will face criminal charges in the case.

>> nicole: house lawmakers approving export/import bank. chartered expired on june 30th, helps oversees buyers such as airplanes and heavy equipment. loans on boeing aircraft. the bill's fate remains uncertain in the senate. >> cheryl: new military strategy against isis, testifying before the arms services committee, carter, outlining changes against the extremist group. >> we expect to intensify air campaign including u.s. coalition aircraft to higher isil with heavy rate of strikes. >> cheryl: u.s. will not hold

back from supporting partners or carrying out mission. meanwhile, officials said the white house now considers deploying helicopters to iraq, the move could require hundreds u.s. troops to that country. >> nicole: take it over to the campaign trail. trump speaking about the poll numbers in the state. >> in most polls i'm number one. until iowa came along, i said every poll, what the hell are you people doing to me? >> nicole: ben carson surging to claim the top spot in that state. trump also touterred his cristian faith after talking strike at carson's church.

republican debate, that will start at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >> cheryl: democratic presidential hillary clinton was a host last night before she got into serious campaigns issues, mrs. clinton she and mr. former president like the bench watch. >> we finally finished house of cards. another murder, really. i do like madame secretary. >> cheryl: of course, she does. under her administration big banks in trouble would not be bailed out. we have to look at the whole financial system.

>> so if you're president -- >> yes. >> and the banks are failing, do we let them fail this time? >> yes, yes. >> wow. >> yes. >> cheryl: whether she would rather run against donald trump or ben carson, she said she would not like to have influence on that side. >> nicole: top expectations for iphones in china. more than $51 billion with nearly a quarter of that amount actually coming from china. the company sold 48 million iphones in fiscal fourth quarter. forecasts healthy iphone sales during holiday season. cash on hand during the quarter, jumped to $206 billion up 33% year over year. >> cheryl: what to do with all that cash. i have a few thoughts for apple.

shares of twitter right now, a different story for twitter this morning. that stock is tumbling. the company issued a disappointing revenue forecast for the holiday period. twitter coming up short on the number of active users. the results showed the challenges facing jack dorsey who was recently hired as the company ceo. dorsey give a reason for the revenue during conference call to the company. it would take some time to show meaningful useful growth. that's the key that was awful. >> nicole: federal reserve wraps up two-day policy meeting. no rate hike is expected even though fed officials have warned that a raise is possible, hints when the feds will pull the

trigger. fed statement said it's monitoring abroad. any changes to that wording, of course, could signal a possible rate hike in december. fedex pressed concerns in september about overseas weakness. it could make a december liftoff less likely. >> cheryl: let's get you caught up on global action market. first to asia, let's take a look at those markets on the hills of u.s. markets closing last night. hang seng losing a half percent. nikkei, shanghai and kospi, pretty flat day for asia.

nasdaq by 11 and change. >> nicole: another busy day for earnings. expect today pose a profit of 2.38 a share of sales of $5.3 billion, the bio tech has consistently beat. we are also hearing from gopro. goprohas a history of beating the streets estimate since it went public in june of last year. we will watch for that. >> cheryl: all right, another stock to watch. the company has won a huge contract from the pentagon. the company has been chosen to choose long-range bombers. makes the b-2 bomber, beat to win a project.

new plane is to go into service in mid-20's and part of plan to replace its aging fleets. >> nicole: we have two companies joining forces to create a drug-story giant. walgreens boost alliances buying and the deal works out to $9 a share, 48% premium for on monday. deal would combine two of the country's biggest drugstore owners. >> cheryl: well, here is a look at the headlines and today's addition of the wall street journal. first headline i want to show you, comcast plans to test a wireless offering. second headline. tesla stock to watch as well. ibm, third headline nearing

acquisition of weather company digital and data. valued at more than $2 billion. >> nicole: all right, coming up in sports, dramatic 14-inning marathon for the first game of the world series. >> it was a great night. two things you don't want in a world series, one is to go 14 innings and the other one is to lose. >> nicole: longest game one ever. i know you stayed up late. first time ever viewers can view court side reality. dow futures up 15. s&p 3 and a half, nasdaq futures up 12. you are watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaks news. ♪ ♪

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40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks, young people are moving back in town, the kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. and folks are making investments and the community is moving forward.

40% of the lights were out, but they're not out for long.they're coming back. >> cheryl: let's take a look at u.s. stock futures. dow is pointing higher by 16, nasdaq pointing higher as well on premarket, 11 and a half points. >> nicole: all right, let's turn it to sports, kansas city royals kept fan late up into this morning. royals rally to beat the mets 5-4 in 14 innings. marathon opener of five hour-nine minute battle. home run with one out in the bottom of the ninth. long homer. mets closer to tie it 4-4.

royals won the game in the 14th with bases loaded. colon to score and scob -- escobar. a sad side bar to the game, the father of starter died shortly before game time. his wife did not want him to be told so he did not find out until he was removed from the game after six innings. 40 points to lead the golden state warriors to victory over new orleans pelicans to open title defense. curry finished six rebounds. boston, had a big night on offense and defense last night. beat the arizona 6-0. fist home win of the season and

made 24 saves for first shutout. two goals. >> cheryl: speaking of golden state warriors, reality viewing for sports. nba tipped off season last night in warriors game with new orleans pelicans was view in virtual reality. this will also give fans who are not able to attend the ability to be like if you're in the game. >> nicole: that even they say is not pretty. >> i think this process stinks. this is not the way to do people's business.

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>> cheryl: breaking news this morning, house republican leaders work to avoid government shutdown. how close will this vote be? we will have that story. good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. earning reports from apple and twitter. apple is said to open higher but twitter tack ig it on the chin. dow futures and and s&p 4. hillary clinton makes an appear appearance in colbert. >> in sports. marathon game won for the world

series with the kansas city royals beating the new york mets in 14 innings. we are going to have the highlights. 14 innings, my goodness. latest breaking news and what to expect in your day ahead. >> nicole: the company posted on operating loss of 3 and a half billion dollars in the third quarter, which is in line with analysts, the operating group profit will come in significantly below the year ago levels because of cost related to the scandal. first quarterly lost in at least 15 years, we will see how it continues over the next year. >> cheryl: yeah. we also have some breaks news. in washington this morning, two-budget and debt deal is headed for a house vote. outgoing john boehner is pushing

the deal through. congressional leaders and the white house reached the agreement that would end threat of government shutdown and defaults until after a new president takes office. the hardline conservatives oppose the deal, paul ryan criticizing the process negotiators used for the deal. >> i think the process stings. under new management we are not going to do business this way. we should have been meeting months ago to discuss these things to have unified treasury going forward. >> cheryl: he's expect today rin election on the house floor tomorrow. >> nicole: also breaking this morning, house republicans, to

impeach, irs violated public trust. >> we had months of investigation by the inspector general. he came in testified that, indeed, there was targeting, we know that for a fact. we have documented that those documents in the possession of theist despite a subpoena were destroyed by the irs. >> nicole: this comes less than a week the justice department said no irs official will face criminal charges in the case. >> cheryl: now to the campaign trail. donald trump holding a second rally in less than a week in iowa. last night trump speaking about falling poll numbers. >> in most polls i'm number one. until iowa came along, i said ever you people doing to me?

>> cheryl: this comes after four new polls show ben carson surging to claim top stot in that state. in the rally trump trotted cristian faith. make sure you tune in for the wall street republican debate. 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox business network. >> nicole: democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton was a guest on the late show with steven colbert last night. big banks in trouble would not be bailed out. >> we have to look at the whole financial system. >> so if you're president -- if you're president -- >> yes. >> and the banks are failing, do we let them fail this time? >> yes, yes. >> wow. >> also said that she and former president bill clinton actually like the benge watch television

shows. >> we finally watched house of cards. >> yeah, yeah. >> old hat. >> another murder, really. i do like madame secretary. >> nicole: rather run against donald trump or ben carson, she said she would not have any influence on that side of the race. >> cheryl: well, she did show her funny side at least for a little bit. expectations for strong demands of iphone in china. 1.96 share, more than $51 billion with quarter of that amount coming from chien a. -- china. forecast iphone sales.

$206billion. 33% from just a year ago. >> nicole: $650 per american citizen. let's talk about this. shares of twitter down 11% in premarket trading. the company issued a disappointing revenue forecast for the holiday period. twitter coming up short with number of total monthly user for third quarter. we're taking a look. downside for the stock. latest results show the challenges facing jack dorsey who was recently hired as the permanent ceo. dorsey created this nine years ago, didn't give a reason for the softer revenue guidance but the company would take time to show the meaningful growth and that's one of the things that play twitter. >> cheryl: let's get you caught up on global market.

first asia, stocks pretty flat trading session for asia markets. hang seng lost, nikkei up a fraction, and shanghai kospi down just a fraction. >> nicole: just one-third of one percent. >> cheryl: u.s. stock market futures. dow, s&p and nasdaq all still pointing to higher market and markets open exactly three hours from now. s&p pointing up by four and a quarter. >> nicole: before you head out the door take a look at your forecast. >> maria: good morning, cheryl and nicole and hello everybody at home, today in northeast and parts of great lakes you will need you mean -- you mean --

>> some of those areas could be looking at wind gust of 40 miles per hour. that would be concern. we would see delay on the northeast and also across the great lakes, you can see the rainfall starting to spread in some areas. temperaturewise right now, not too bad at all, 60's and 50's this morning but a lot chillier as you head west. 33 in the city of denver. >> cheryl: thank you, maria. mission in outer space takes first mission ever. we will tell you about it. is adele new star wars, how much money she could rake in with her new album. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and

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>> nicole: let's take a look now at u.s. stock futures ahead. dow futures up 15, s&p 3 and a half, nasdaq up 12.

>> cheryl: let the space walk begin. the countdown is on, two astronauts are going to make walk in the international space station. the walk is scheduled to begin and last six and a half hours. the walk is needed for maintenance task. has been in space for just over half of the year, recently breaking the record for the most con se -- consecutive days he has been in space. fire and rain by james taylor and m -- eminen lose yourself. >> nicole: they are so confident of her success of upcoming album and possible world tour that

they pitch apple on a 30 million-dollar tour sponsorship, ten times the usual sponsorship deal. team adele is pushing apple to carry the cd in its retails, in the retail stores and debuts on the 25th of november and very is hot on hello, that's the new song. >> cheryl: congression leader, support for debt deal that even they say it's not pretty. >> i think this process stinks. this is not the way to do the people's business. >> cheryl: we are going to have the latest on the deal and paul ryan. slow down in china. apple profit higher thanks to monster sales in china. we are going to check u.s. stock futures ahead of the opening bell less than four hours away, you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and

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>> nicole: breaking news this morning, house republican leaders work the round up the votes for a deal to overt government shutdown. how close will it be? we will have the story for you, good morning, i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. investors focus on earnings report from apple and twitter. apple said to open higher with twitter taking on the chin this morning. that's lathe this afternoon. checking u.s. stock markets. nasdaq and s&p all pointing to a higher open today. dow looking higher by 16 points. >> nicole: seek to impeach the head of the irs for obstructing a congressional investigation.

>> cheryl: hillary clinton makes appearance in colbert late show and what she and bill clinton like to beng -- binge watch. >> nicole: welcome to fbn:am, first look at what is moving in markets and latest breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead. >> cheryl: join boehner pushing the two-year budget and deat deal through chamber today. reached the agreement that could end threat until after the new president takes office. hardline conservetist oppose the deal. speaker boehner successor paul ryan criticizing process used to negotiate.

>> i think this process stinks. this is not the way to do the people's business and under new management we are not going to do the people's business this way. we are up against the deadline and that's unfortunate, but going forward we can't do people's business. we should have been meeting months ago to discuss these things. >> cheryl: congressmen ryan is said to get gop nomination today. he's expected to win the house election on the house floor tomorrow. >> nicole: also breaking this morning, house republicans looking to itch peach irs commissioner and congressmen who shares the oversight committee, irs chief obstructed investigations until the agency's treatment of conservative groups. >> we had months of investigation by the inspector general, ip deed, there was targeting, we know that for a fact. it's been well documented. we also have documented that those documents in the

possession of the irs despite of subpoena were destroyed by the irs. >> nicole: this comes less than a week after the justice department said no irs official will face criminal charges in the case. >> cheryl: well, now, to the campaign trail. donald trump holding a second rally in less than a week in iowa, speaking about his falling poll numbers in the hawkeye state. >> in most polls i'm number one. now, until iowa came along, i said every poll and then yie yi -- what the hell are you people doing to me? >> cheryl: okay, so this comes after four new polls show that ben carson is surging declaring the top spot in that state and the rally trump trouted his cristian face after taking stab at ben carson denomination. republican debate that starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern time.

that's going to be live right here at the fox business network. >> nicole: hillary clinton was a colbert, big banks in trouble would not be bailed out. >> we have to look at the whole financial system. >> so if you're president -- >> yes. >> and -- and the banks -- and the banks are failing, do we let them fail this time? >> yes, yes. >> we let them fail this time. wow. >> yes. [applause] >> also said she and former president bill clinton like the binge watch television shows on spare time. >> we finally finished house of cards. >> you watch that show and every yawn go oh. >> another murder, really. i do like madame secretary.

[laughter] >> nicole: whether she would rather run against donald trump or ben carson, she said she would rather not have any influence on that side of the race. >> cheryl: probably smart response on her part o. apple expectations strong demands of iphones in china. more than $51 billion with a quarter of that coming from china. the company sold 48 million iphones in fiscal fourth quarter and healthy iphone sales during upcoming holiday season. cash on hand. $206billion. 33% from a year ago, incredible. >> nicole: that's been a big thing. extending sharp drop after hours after the company issued disappointing revenue forecast for the holiday period. twitter coming up short in the number of total active users for

its third quarter. dorsey didn't give a reason for the guidance during conference call but the company has said it would take time to show meaningful growth. >> cheryl: that's what they need. global market action. pretty flat trading session for asian markets across the board. there's europe for you, ftse, 17 points. cac up and dax 80, probably the effect of volkswagen there. >> nicole: we have dow futures up 21, s&p just over 4, we are waiting on fed today preliminary gdp number. wall street journal. comcast plans to test wireless offering. also tesla gets boost from korean battery maker and ibm nearing academy acquisition of weather companies digital and data assets.

the deal as soon as this week will be valued at more than $2 billion. >> cheryl: coming up in sports it was the longest game one ever for the world series. >> it was a great night. two things you don't want in game one of the world series one is to go 14 innings and the other one is to lose. >> cheryl: marathon between kansas city royals and new york mets. nba season kicked off last night . virtual reality. court side seat in your living room. we are going to have that story. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ itals use electronic health records so doctors provide more personalized care. cheese? cheese! patient care can work better. with xerox.

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>> nicole: okay, let's take a look at u.s. stock futures. dow futures up 27 and nasdaq gaining this morning of 16 one-third of one percent. >> cheryl: turning to sports. kansas city royals rally to beat the new york mets in the first game of the world series that started last night and ended early this morning. royals won 5-4 in 14 innings in marathon opener in the best of seven series. five hour-nine-minute battle longest in game one, alex gordon, long home run, tie it 4-4, royals won the game in 14th with the bases loaded and nobody out. 42-year-old reliever to score.

game two will be played tonight in kansas city. a sad side bar to this game, the father of vázquez died, he didn't find out after being removed from the game in six innings. scored 40 points to lead the golden state warriors to open title defense. curry finished with six rebounds. president obama was in the house. really, he was there, not the white house. he was there for the chicago bulls opener in chicago. bulls had a 97-95 victory over lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. rose added 18. pau gasol blocked by james and butler broke up an inbounds pass

intended to james as time expired. >> nicole: one small step into virtual reality viewing, game was available for viewing in virtual reality, first time offering a live streaming version of the game. you can see right here, looks like a view master, hear everything, you were sitting in the court side as if you were right there, cheryl, gives the fans who were not able to attend the ability to see what it's like to be at the nba game right there. >> cheryl: sounds pretty fun. before you head at the door let's take a look at the wednesday forecast. we have fox meteorologist maria molina. >> maria: hello everybody at home. today there's even a marginal risk that some of the storms associated with the system could

produce isolated severe weather anywhere from new england to carolina, some light snow possible, 1-2-inches of snow possible, a little bit of snow to cause dusting across parts of minnesota and the dakotas. >> cheryl: maria, thank you very much, we will be right back. it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers.

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the great beauty of owning a property is that you can create wealth through capital appreciation, and this has been denied to many south africans for generations. this is an opportunity to right that wrong. the idea was to bring capital into the affordable housing space in south africa, with a fund that offers families of modest income safe and good accommodation. citi got involved very early on and showed an enormous commitment. and that gave other investors confidence. citi's really unique, because they bring deep understanding of what's happening in africa.

i really believe we only live once, and so you need to take an idea that you have and go for it. you have the opportunity to say, "i've been part of the creation of over 27,000 units of housing," and to replicate this across the entire african continent. >> nicole: take a look at global action. upside ahead of fed policy statement today and report tomorrow. mornings with maria starts right now and good morning to sandra smith. >> sandra: , i'll take it from there. maria bartiromo has the morning off. it is wednesday october 28th, with me dagen mcdowell and ceo keith mcculganp more

conservatives voice opposition to this deal, including presidential hopeful marco rubio, ted cruz and rand paul. also on the hill to push to impeach irs commissioner and filing a resolution to begin the impeachment process yesterday. accusing of making false statements under oath. >> the heart of this concern now is that they have in their possession document that is were under subpoena and they destroyed those. imagine, shean, you said, well, i had them but i destroyed them. what would happen to you? >> sandra: focusing on earnings and fed decision. futures are looking up. a few hours from now. dow futures currently up 30 points. apple among the stocks to watch this morning. stocks edging higher in sales.

will the growth last. we will break it down. the hundred moon is over for newly minted ceo jack dorsey, whether it can turn things around. more on that coming up. escobar. here comes escobar. the royals win game one. >> sandra: marathon for royals and mets. the game lasting 14 innings and started at an unusual note. escobar inside home run on the first pitch. lebron james, lebron was going for the game-time layup but the chicago bulls, pau gasol made