>> nicole: breaking news this morning, the fox business network announces candidate lineup for next presidential debate. we will tell you what the stage will look like. good morning, i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. investors are waiting for the crucial october's job report. it's out in a few hours. the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq pointing to -- there you go, mixed open. dow pointing lower, premarket, s&p down 1 and nasdaq to a

slightly gain of fraction this morning. >> nicole: president obama says possibility that russian jet was brought by bomb. >> cheryl: new james bond film opens today. we are going to tell you about this wild rolex using in the bond film. we're going to tell you how much you're going to have to pay for it. >> nicole: keep cincinnati bengals undefeated and fire president and general manager. all details on that. first look at what's moving in today's markets and latest news and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: well, breaking news ahead this morning, we have the lineup for next presidential debate. the candidates for prime time 9:00 eastern time even, donald trump, ben carson, jeb bush,

kasich and sand recall candidate had to score 2.5 and higher. qualifying for the earlier 6:00 p.m. time debate are chris christie, huckabee, jindal and santoru measuring. in companies plan to make fbn available for subscriber base. join maria bartiromo and niel at 9:00 p.m. for the prime time debate. all of that happening in the fox business network and don't miss mornings with maria. donald trump is going to be in the show.

>> nicole: all right, one major media outlet seems to suggest that ben carson made up story, they have no memory of anger, violence the candidate described in his book. claims are absolutely true. >> the media is ruthless, so, you know, i would say to the people of america, do you think i'm a pathological liar like cnn does or do you think i'm an honest person, i'm going to make leave that to the american people to make that decision. >> nicole: releasing a new rap add targeting american voters. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> nicole: carson himself doesn't seem to think the rap add is the best idea, during a book signing event in florida, he said he probably would have taken a little different approach to reach out into different groups of people. >> cheryl: well, that song. latino political group releasing video hispanic children denouncing donald trump in profanity tirade. >> this is my home. you can't take my rights away. that's the part that we could show you that's not profanity. another contender ted cruz sharing thoughts of this video. >> i don't blame the parents who stick the kids out and curse like a sailor and use them as

political props for parents politics. it's really disappointing. >> cheryl: a lot of outrage over that video. that's 2:00 p.m. iron time trig regan right here on the fox business network. >> nicole: presidential campaign struck back, that democratic candidate bernie sanders realizes he won't get anywhere on e-mail issue. >> he really can't e-mail on -- win about the e-mail issue. he has to go on the issues. the flip-flopping point is the best way he can move forward on this. >> nicole: ms. clinton appeared on jimel kimmel live, 17-year-old video of carson that

the old testament built egyptian pyramids to store food. they have to be careful what they say. >> it really does matter what you say when you are president and it probably should matter what you're saying when you're running for president, people all over the world, they pay attention to what presidents say. >> nicole: she doesn't play a lot of attention of what's going on in the gop field. >> cheryl: she took the high road on that one for sure. breaking news this morning. telegraph in london british spies intercepted messages from isis members discussing major attacks in egypt. british officials led to believe that bomb brought the jet down. president obama commented

yesterday and said it was a probability. >> we are going to spend a lot of time to investigate what's going on before we make any pronouncements but social security possible that there was a bomb on board. >> cheryl: u.s. has not made a determination of the cause of that crash story we are following. >> nicole: we have another very closely watch story, the economic report of the month comes out today, the job's data for october could give investors a better idea of whether the federal reserve will raise rates at the next meeting. janet yellen and william dougly said this week that the u.s. was ready for high raise if the economic data justify them. we will see. they are expect today rise by 180,000 compared with september's sluggish number. you may remember that.

142,000. unemployment is expect today remain unchanged at 5.1%. make sure to tune in to mornings with maria at 8:00 a.m. eastern time for maria's jobs in america special job's report. >> cheryl: there we go. shanghai gaining almost 2%. high performance from shanghai. nikkei almost up 1%, kospi and korea down .41%. >> nicole: cac pulling back but the ftse squeezes a slight gain, up two and a half points. >> cheryl: mix bag this morning. not a lot of movement. nasdaq higher by 3. >> nicole: check out of key

commodities. gold has been somewhat of a bear lately. >> cheryl: here is how the dollar is trading against key u.s. currencies, global currencies. mexican peso, that would be canada, of course, all of those down. >> nicole: there it it is 2.3%. >> cheryl: investor are looking results for med accompany, walt disney came better than expected of revenue of 13 nfl billion dollars, just missed the estimate. okay. news quarterly renew fell for the third straight quarter of $2 billion. that was mainly in australia.

adjusted earnings of 5 cents a share missed expectations. dow jones and the wall street journal. dreamworks animation rallying 10% of extended trading after surprise reported profit, it benefited from the dvd and blu-ray releases of home and it's only movie of the year but that was enough. >> nicole: how about shake shack. shares jumping 5% in extended trading after the company raised outlook for the year again, sales topped $53 million. earnings 12 cents all blowing away the estimates. the company now expects sales at existing restaurants to be up 11-12%. that's certainly a good number. that's up from the press forecast from the mid to high-single digits. >> cheryl: it certainly is.

we've got some news, i do anyway, oprah winfrey, she is saying good-bye to her chicago staff. it's going to be laying off employees in chicago, beginning next month, the company is relocating to california, 183 employees will be out of a job just in time for christmas, the news should not be a surprised. winfrey had warned them that their jobs would be eliminated. >> nicole: state of new york is investigating exxon mobile on whether exxon misled about the risk of climate change, confirm that had the company had received a subpoena from the office of the attorney general in new york related to the subject of climate change. >> cheryl: here is a look at the headlines, oil slump, forces

deep cuts by service providers. another sector story. va lexer, -- valeant ceo pearson . muñoz suffered a heart attack after taking the job. >> nicole: he'll be back. that's good news. coming up, everybody knows the new james bond film opens today, but then there is this. see that cool rolex that james bond is using to cut through rope, well, you can buy it this weekend. do you want it? you don't believe how much it actually costs, we will tell you. in thursday monday night football, cincinnati bengals undefeated as they route the cleveland browns. details on that coming up. investors waiting on key october

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the cincinnati bengals rerained undefeated beating the cleveland browns. played the role of blocker. bengals dominated the browns. bengals improved to 8-0 for the first time in franchise history. detroit lions have one win of the season, make some front-office changes. the team fired the team president and the general manager, now owner said, quote, we are very disappointed with the results of the season so far and believe a change in leadership was necessary. lions made the playoff last season. college football playoff hopes alive. 419 yards and three scores in first start. took over and ran for touchdown

bears improved to 8-0 for only the second time in school history. >> cheryl: a certain guy name john casone is pretty happy. that's my brother. mix picture to show you. s&p pointing down by a point. nasdaq is pointing down by 2. all right, coming up, dr. ben carson lashes out at a cnn report questioning his claims of being an angry young man. >> i would say to the people of america, do you think i'm a pathological liar like cnn does? >> cheryl: okay, all the latest from the campaign trail. fierce solar storms, before

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>> cheryl: breaking news this morning, fox business network announces the candidate lineup for next tuesday's campaign presidential debate. we are going to tell you what the stage looks like. good morning, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides, waiting for the crucial job's report. we had a winning week on wall street so far. nasdaq up 1 point. >> cheryl: president obama says there's a, quote, possibility that the russian jet was brought down by a bomb. we are going to have the latest on that mystery.

>> nicole: we all know the new james bond film opens up today but we will tell you about a rolex used in film live and let's die. >> cheryl: cincinnati bengals undefeated as they round the cleveland browns. welcome to fbn:am, first look at what's moving in today markets and what to expect in your day ahead. >> nicole: this morning we now have the lineup for the next republican presidential debates. the candidates qualifying for the prime time 9:00 p.m. debate are donald trump, ben carson, marco rubio, ted cruds, fiorina, kasich, and rand paul. they had to score 2.5% of higher of the national polls. those qualifying for the earlier

7:00 p.m. debate, chris christie, huckabee, jindal and santorum. many companies including direct tv, plan to make fbn available to full subscriber, great news do not forget to mark your calendars for the fox business wall street republican debate on tuesday november 10th, trish regan and sandra smith will kickoff the early debate and then join maria bartiromo and niel cavuto for the prime time debate. don't miss mornings with maria today because donald trump will be on the show, all right here on the fox business network. >> cheryl: all right, the clinton campaign struck back at the opposition yesterday. democratic polls -- pollster and strategist realized that sanders

won't get anywhere on the e-mail issue. >> he realses that given her a free pass at the debate was a mistake. they don't care about that. he has to go on the issues. the flip-flopping point is the best way that he can move forward on this. >> cheryl: mrs. clinton appeared in jimmy kimmel live, 17-year-old video that the old testament joseph built pyramids to store food. >> it does matter when you're president and it should matter when you're running for president. people all over the world, specially leaders of friends and fo's alike, they pay attention.

>> nicole: across the board. telegraph in london is reporting today that british spies intercepted messages between isis members discussing a major terrorist attack in egypt, lead british officials to believe that a bomb likely brought jet last saturday. president obama publicly commented on the jet for the first time yesterday in a radio interview that aired in seattle. the president said that a bomb is a possibility. >> we are going to spend a lot of time just making sure that our own investigators and intelligence community figures out exactly what is going on before we make any pronouncements, but it's possible that there was a bomb on board. >> nicole: earlier administration officials said that u.s. had not made a determination on the cause of the crash. >> cheryl: closely economic report comes out today, jobs

data could give a better idea whether the federal reserve will raise interest rates. janet yellen said that the u.s. was ready if the economic data justified them. expect today rise by 180,000 compared can 142k. 5.1%. make sure to tune in with mornings with maria 8:00 a.m. eastern time. jobs in america, special report. >> nicole: lowest since 1977. hey, another mile san antonio for facebook. the social media giant is now worth more than $306 billion, putting it ahead of general electric and making it the seventh most valuable company in the s&p 500. stock rallying to an all-time high after reporting better than

expected results a day earlier. shares up 40% this year. >> cheryl: air on mars is leaking away at the rate of about a half a pound a second. the planet, new readings, parols from the sun stripped away the upper atmosphere a lot faster, that could help explain the disappearance, there was so much excitement because we had a planet with atmosphere, now it looks like there's a different story given out by nasdaq, we shall see. >> nicole: good update. we are going to go to fox meteorologist maria molina. good morning to you, maria. >> maria: good morning, we go to mars storms to storms on earth, we are tracking a cold front.

all the way through parts of kentucky, tennessee and even down to eastern texas, dealing wi a lot of escrtion from the orm stem a ugh mmutfor u anto theastf thstorsyst we ve fgy cditis alg parts of the eastern u.s. places like the northeast or southeast you could be seeing delays because of the poor visibility, severe weather parts in tennessee, down to louisiana and temperature wise a sharp contrast with cooler air across the rockies. let's head over to you cherylol. >> cheryl: national toy hall of fame. there was angered fans. we are going to tell you who beat them. the original batmobile.

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>> nicole: let's check out u.s. stock index futures, we have been down two days in a row. we are certainly waiting for the job's report. s&p down 1 and nasdaq futures up 2. >> cheryl: if you ever wanted to see the beatles in full color, now is your chance. hard-core collectors apple's most important project since the band 1995 biography. tv perform answers and all the invented films that they used to promote videos back in the day. more than 30 million copies. remastered one. >> nicole: gained some new friends to have -- only three

toys, the game twister. arbie hall of fame joined other doll, mr. potato head. leave behind nine other finalists, don't be sad. battleship, the coloring book, hall of fame in new york or online. i would like to take a trip. >> cheryl: coloring book didn't make it. are you kidding me. there's something political going on there. all right, we are moving on. car builder that created the batmobile has died. george known for his visually stunning car which helped to define california culture.

barris worked on the monster tv shows and black beauty t car bruce lee used in greenhorn eat. that was him. george barris was 89 year's old. >> nicole: questioning his claim of being an angry young man. >> i would say to the people of america, do you think i'm a pathological liar like cn incomer does? >> we will have all the latest from the campaign trail and president obama says, there is a quote possibility that a bomb brought down that russian jet over egypt. we will have the latest details on that. the crucial read on the labor market. the feds will be watching that too. s&p down just over 1 and nasdaq futures up 2. you are watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and

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>> nicole: breaking news this morning, fox business network announces candidate lineup for next tuesday's presidential debate. whether he tell you what the stage will look like. good morning, happy friday. i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. good morning, everyone, investors are waiting for the crucial october job's report, it's due in a few hours from now, three hours away. ahead of the news, u.s. stock futures looking like this. dow pointing low, s&p pointing lower by one and a quarter and the nasdaq higher by one and a half in the premarket. >> nicole: president obama says, quote, there's a possibility that a russian jet was brought down by a bomb. we will have the latest on that mystery.

>> cheryl: you probably know the james bond film is opening today, we are going to tell you about the wild razer rolex watch for sale. we will tell you how much if you want it. >> nicole: cincinnati bengals undefeated as they route the cleveland browns. welcome to fbn:am, latest breaking news and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: we have the lineup for the next presidential debate. candidates qualifying for the prime time debate, donald trump, ben carson, marco rubio, ted cruz, jeb bush, fiorina, kasich and rand paul. to be on the prime time debate a candidate had to score 2.5% in an average of the most recent national polls. those qualifying for the earlier

7:00 p.m. eastern time debate, chris christie, huckabee and santorum. many companies including direct tv plan to make fbn available to full subscriber base. don't forget to mark your calendar, republican debate is tuesday november 10th. trish regan and sandra smith will kick off at 7:00 and then join maria bartiromo and niel cavuto for the prime time debate. you don't want to miss mornings with maria today. all of this happening right here on the fox business network. >> nicole: so much preparation. one major media outlet seems to suggest ben carson made up part of his life story. friends and neighbors who grew up with carson, say that they have no memory anger or violence

t retired neurosurgeon saying his claims are absolutely true. >> the media is ruthless, so, you know, i would say to the people of america, do you think i'm a pathological liar like cnn does or do you think i'm an honest person? i'm going to leave that to the american people to make that decision. >> nicole: a new rap ad targeting american voters. ♪ ♪ ♪ [laughter] >> nicole: vote, vote, vote. get out there. carson himself doesn't seem to think that the rap ad is the best idea. he probably would have taken a different approach to reach out

into different groups of people. >> cheryl: latino political group releasing a shocking video that shows hispanic children denouncing donald trump in a profanity tirade. this comes ahead of trump's appearance on saturday night live. >> this is my home. >> you can't take my rights away . >> there's the door. >> cheryl: yeah, that's probably the cleanest part of that video we can show on television. another contender showing his thoughts on this video. >> i don't blame the kids, i blame the parents that stick the kids out that have them curse like a sailor and use them basically as political perhaps, it's really disappointing. >> cheryl: make sure to watch the intelligence report, she is going to have the full interview

2:00 p.m. eastern time. >> nicole: telegraph in london is reporting that british spies intercepted messages between isis members discussing terrorist attack in egypt. those communications led to believe that a bomb brought the metro jet airliner last saturday. president obama publicly commented yesterday on a radio interviewed that aired in seattle. the president said a bomb is a possibility. >> we are going to spend a lot of time just making sure that our own investigators and our own intelligence community figures out what is going on before we make nay pronouncements. but it's certainly possible that there was a bomb on board. >> nicole: earlier administration officials had said that the u.s. had not made a determination of the cause of the crash. >> cheryl: such a heart-breaking disaster.

today less than three hours away from the job's data report, janet yellen and william dudley said that the u.s. was ready for higher rates if the economic data justifies them. expected to rice by 180,000 compared to 142,000. unemployment rate expected to remain unchange 5.1%. jobs in america, a special report. >> nicole: let's get you caught up in the global market. in asia somewhat of a mix bag. that's been under some pressure. shanghai and nikkei winners. almost 2%. hang say -- hang seng down 1%.

>> cheryl: dax in germany down 21. >> nicole: it is all about the important job report that we are waiting for. s&p futures juries over 1 and nasdaq with a gain of one and a half. >> cheryl: coming up talk about anticipation. then there is this. look at the video, see that cool rolex watch, you can buy it today. that watch, but you're not going believe how much it's going to cost you. we will tell you. in thursday night football a dominant second half cincinnati defeated. we will haveatatat coming up. investors are waiting for the key october job's report. check out the index futures.

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>> 007. >> does it do anything? >> it tells the time. >> nicole: new 007 film which hits theaters today. expected to make $80 million this weekend. in that film he wears watches,

now this rolex is more than a stylish accessory. it looks like a circular saw and bond uses it to cut robes. so the price estimate if you want it, well, 150,000 to $250,000. makes a great holiday gift. i don't know. love it, but boy, that's costly. >> cheryl: there you go. turning to sports. first to and a half last night. cincinnati bengals remained undefeated beating cleveland browns, three touchdown pass and also played the role of blocker on a reverse for a touchdown. bengals dominated the browns and manzel in the second half. 8-0 in the first time in franchise season. detroit lions with only one win this season, team owner said,

quote, we are very disappointed with the results of the season so far, i believe the change in leadership was necessary, end quote. the lions maid the playoffs, derrick rose came out big and butler added 26. rose scored three point to lead the bulls after they blue a ten-point lead in the third quarter. a for effort. >> nicole: before you head out the door, let's take a look at the weekend forecast with fox meteorologist maria molina. good morning to you, maria. >> maria: good morning to you, we are tracking a cold that's on the move. it's going to be cooler in parts of the mid-west. you will feel the colder air move in. there will be prescription and

parts of eastern texas will be reaching the east coast bringing rain, ahead of it today, mild temperatures in the eastern u.s. and some foggy conditions during the morning hours. let's head over to you, cheryl, and nicole. >> cheryl: thanks. >> nicole: we will be right back . to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnered with over a million new business owners to do just that. check us out today to see how you can become one of them. legalzoom. legal help is here. why should over two hundred years of citi history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: that whether times are good or bad, people and their ideas will continue to move the world forward.

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>> nicole: all right, let's get you caught up in the global action in europe. you see down arrows. not too bad for the ftse. dax down 2%. we are seeing german industrial production weaker than expected. a rate hike is expected in 2016, we will watch for that. we are watching u.s. stock futures. s&p to the downside and nasdaq up arrow. it's been a winning week on wall street and waiting for the key monthly job's report this morning and maria has obviously a whole great show set up and here is a look at commodities.

we have seen this up in commodities. gold has been down six days in a row. oil right now up three quarters of 1% and gold also gaining. we are also taking a look here at some of the other thing that is will be occurring this morning. but i know that maria bartiromo will be all over this key job's report and the fed will be watching too. now it's time for mornings with maria, good morning to you maria bartiromo. >> maria: happy friday. thank you so much. it's friday november 6th. with me keith mccullough. jack autor. the stage is set fox business network wall street journal presidential debate. it will look like this. ted cruz, jeb bush, fiorina, kasich and rand paul, all

qualifying for the 9:00 p.m. debate on tuesday night. the earlier debate 7:00 p.m. eastern chris christie, rick santorum. busy day in the campaign trail. deport racism using children to attack donald trump. listen. >> hola, donald trump, scheming get out of my country. republicans use offensive words. >> maria: trump himself will respond to the new ad in an interview. join us coming up in the 7:00 a.m. on this program. ben carson playing defensive. carson blasting the so-called investigation on last night's kelly file. >> the media is ruthless. so i would say to the people of