>> is that you're not prepared? >> will tell you in time. i will keep you in suspense. >> attitude donald is. nicole: fireworks in las vegas at the final presidential debate gets heated. we'll have coverage and analysis on who won the night and what were the top moments of the debate. good morning. i'm nicole petallides. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. we are watching american action

reaction. the dow gaining points yesterday in the premarket update team. s&p up on, nasdaq up two points this morning. nicole: japanese stocks could again in the presidential debate could then make a finished higher by 1.4% over net. lauren: old prices up 2.5% unfallen inventory data. right now just under $51 a barrel. nicole: shares of ebay sinking nearly 8% after a weak forecast for the current quarter. results after the closing bell today. lauren: the cleveland indians had to the world series while the chicago cubs even at their series against the l.a. dodgers. nicole: good morning. a great debate. five of 1:00 a.m. we welcome you to "fbn:am," the latest breaking news and what to expect that they had. nicole: lauren: last night was great. third and final debate.

no handshakes last night. at the beginning or the end. moderated by chris wallace in las vegas. here's the highlights. >> you will accept the results. >> a look at it at the time. i'm not looking at now. the media is so dishonest and so corrupt. she's guilty of a very, very serious crime. she should not be allowed to run. just in that respect i say it is rigged. >> there is a time when he didn't get an emmy for his tv program three years in a row and he started treating the armies were ranked. this is a mindset. this is how donald thinks.

>> if you become president, this country is going to be in some mass. believe me. >> my social security payroll contribution will go up as looked almost assuming he can figure out how to get out of it. what we want to do is replenish. >> such a nasty women. >> ask bernie sanders of you supporting for president. campaigner in the country. you are the most dangerous person to run for president in the most modern history of america. >> she's playing chicken. everything i see has no respect for this person. >> is because you'd rather have a puppet. it's pretty clear on that day when i was in the situation room monitoring the rate that brought osama bin laden to justice, he was hosting celebrity apprentice. donald thinks belittling women makes them bigger. he goes after their dignity,

their self-worth. >> frankly those stories have been largely debunked. i really want to talk about something slightly different. she mentions this which is all fiction. probably her possibly started at her and her very sleazy campaign. i will tell you what is fiction our e-mails. she's been doing this for 30 years. why didn't you do it over the last 15, 20 years. you were very much involved in every aspect of this country. very much and you do have experience. the one thing you have learned this experience but his bad experience. we will secure the border and was the borders secured a later date will make a determination as to the rest. we have some bad on bracer go

get them out. >> if you had to read the rest of the sentence i was talking about energy. we trademark energy with their neighbors and the rest of the world combined. i do want us to have an electric grid and energy system that crosses borders. that will be a great benefit to us. i hope you'll give me a chance to service your president. >> we cannot take four more years of barack obama and that's what you get when you get her. lauren: double trouble to rally the battleground state of ohio today. nicole: president obama set to campaign interested in michelle obama and arizona. vice president joe biden in new hampshire. certainly make in the balance. trumpeting clinton's scheduled to attend a charity dinner and knee-jerk tonight. lauren: together again. who's the overall winner of the debate last night. join us from las vegas strategist and former president to president obama, david mori.

from las vegas as republican strategist fort o'connell. thanks for waking up in the middle of the night up there and i guess. i want to start with you. was this donald trump's best debate? >> without question is donald trump strongest debate. he fasted on foreign policy, open borders, with unique. he did a great job prosecuting the case against hillary clinton because donald trump's right. things are not right in america and around the world and all she's saying is we have to stay the course. the question is whether donald trump really made a game breaking performance last night. nicole: david, question for you. the feeling from all the comments following the debate is the trump voters select trump, hillary voters still like hillary. to your point, what did hillary do best?

it takes foreign minister launched a missile appeared beside a secret she should not let out? >> no, that's generally common knowledge. i agree with my friend ford. i thought chris wallace won the debate by the way. i thought he was sensational in pushing hard on the issues. by far the most substantive debate because of his work in the format. we are in vegas. this is a prize fight, a heavyweight championship. trump comes as a challenger. i don't think he did that. she narrowly won on points. you can argue trump won on points. there is the political suicide of the statement made in terms of not accepting a result 19 days from now. that just doesn't work. eventually americans look for someone to "fbn:am," to rise above that looked like a real estate developer then president of the united states. lauren: does the big headline moment. he would not commit to accepting results of the election.

he had a strong great debate arguably did better than hillary clinton. did he ruin it by doing that? >> when you're trailing in the polls, you basically don't need to have been the next day to be whether you will question the election results. it was a strategic miscalculation because he wants to keep his supporters fired up. it was in the cab. he knew exactly what he was saying. but so many questions out there and done by six points in the latest fox news poll, that was not the way to go. he tried in the primary in work. nicole: he's certainly someone he tries to be honest on this platform. let's talk about something every american knows we've had contested elections before. this wasn't the first time. al gore. this is not the first time to hear that there may be voter fraud as you may want to challenge some of the votes. david. >> yeah, i agree with ford.

it was more than miscalculation enemies day. he planned to say it. can you imagine how great donald trump would be if you gave debate? they planned to say it is a problem if you look at the situation, that was an automatic recount and you have to react to the moment not three weeks before the results of the election. the lens i use a suburban women. they are the segment of the vote that he has to attract. i don't see that he asked them to the base in that area last night. >> let me add one thing on that. if you look at the latest news poll, one of the big problems donald trump has is the fact that only 80% of republicans back his candidacy. that number is got to be closer to 90. what he did with the supreme court and the second amendment

and partial-birth abortion should get a really close race. >> he appealed strong enough to his base last night but the comments on the second amendment on roe v. wade and not the top when he said he wants to put justices in the supreme court that will interpret the constitution as it was meant to be interpreted. >> for the first 30, 40 minutes he was re-anchoring the base. he can't win by narrowcasting kds to expand his base. he needs 10 million more voters. to win this campaign, the selection. >> my response is very simple. he's killing of independent voters. i agree he needs to be more suburban affluent voters. you have to understand he has not yet solidified in terms of polling the republican party base. he has to do two things here.

we're talking about 1% to 2% of florida, ohio, north carolina. he could be the 41st president of the united states. nicole: on open borders, that was a hot topic last night. >> loathe, i think she was good on that sub get. if you compare the week and a half donald trump had in terms of allocations versus the wikileaks hillary clinton has had come out better for her to be talking about that. >> the borders answer is a disaster. issues for open borders of energy should be for keystone pipeline. a bad dancer and people are hacked off and every time we talk about open borders with average americans suffering and we can allow someone here to reside here illegally and take up entitlements, you're selling americans down the river and hard-working americans look for change. lauren: thank you so much. adequate to little bit later on in the show.

true to it here from florida voters as well. a heated debate in las vegas. the 2016 presidential campaign. we will speak to some of the voters in florida. >> it's a dogfight between two unsatisfactory people. ♪

early morning. donald trump getting all the attention away last night's final presidential debate by refusing to commit to accepting results on the election. last july is talk about that and much more in a moment. a tough day for ebay wishers time in a ebay wishers time in a percent after hours with the company reported sales growth third straight quarter but investors turned sour when the company said the holiday shopping season might not be a

jolly good later today we will see if microsoft is still sitting on cloud nine. poster and it's after the closing bell. the company has made a heavy investment to cloud business from last quarter showed that was starting to pay off. cleveland indians winning the american league shutting out toronto blue jays to earn a trip to the world series. chicago cubs beat the l.a. dodgers 10-to to even up the series. stock market futures after the third and final presidential debate and before the opening bell this morning.futures higher by 23 points, s&p futures up on. nasdaq up four. nicole: thanks, lauren. more for the heated debate in las vegas right to our own plate berman. good morning. reporter: good morning. we knew going into less than a couple things, that this would be very testy as the last debate between donald trump and hillary clinton in with chris wallace

moderating it would be the most substantive of the debate. both ended up playing out last night. the headline this morning no doubt has been donald trump was pressed about his claim that this is me or is a rigged election and he would not commit to potentially accepting the election results come november november 8th. how chris wallace pressed him on the issue last night. >> to make the same commitment that you will absolutely accept the result of this election. >> a look at it at the time. >> is horrifying. every time donald thinks things are not going in his direction he thinks whatever it is his right against them. if there is even a time when he didn't get an emmy for his tv program three years in a row and started tweaking that the inmates were. this is a mindset. this is how donald thinks. and it's funny, but it's also really troubling. >> the two going back and forth on russia, vladimir putin and

russia potentially trying to assert its influence in the election. trump said at one point when he was pressed by hillary clinton said he doubts the intelligence assessment of u.s. agent is. >> 17 intelligence agencies, civilian and military who have all concluded that these espionage attacks come at the cyberattacks come from the highest levels of the kremlin and are designed to influence our election. >> our country is no idea >> -- billion agencies. he would rather believe vladimir putin in the military civilian intelligence professionals who are soaring to protect us. >> she doesn't like him because he's outsmarted her and every step of the way. reporter: if you need a fresh

reminder these two do not like each other at all, no handshake walking onto the shape, no handshake walking off the stage. these two are running for the highest office in the land at one of the callback to you. nicole: blake burman, thank you so much. lauren: very true. continuing coverage of the final presidential debate. who won the economic argument last night. >> we will have created a tremendous economic machine once again. >> we are going to ask the wealth he corporations to pay their fair share. lauren: you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

>> we will have created a tremendous economic machine once again. to do that, we are taken back jobs paper will not let our company is committed by other countries. >> i've made it clear we are going with the money is. we are going to ask the wealthy and corporations to pay their fair share. nicole: let's bring in university of maryland economist peter morici in washington. what were your thoughts on the whole debate? >> well, from an economic perspective the choice is clear. hillary clinton believes raising taxes on the people that create jobs won't have any effect on them creating jobs. according to her reasoning last night, which you just heard that she raises taxes and entrepreneurs to invest even more corporations will invest

even more. i have a very expensive education in economics and it tells me if you raise the price is something people will do less of it. lauren: donald trump pointed out his tax cuts and other proposals that the u.s. economy would grow if not a meager 1% buy that five. is that possible? >> ronald reagan's economy grew at 4.6, 4.7% but it's not the tax cuts. the deregulation which ronald reagan did. he got the same entrepreneurs back. you've got to do two together. if you do the two together, you'll get a lot of growth. hillary so fun to talk about. there is a good independent analysis done recently that showed donald trump would simply create a lot more growth than her. nicole: and cut back on regulation to your point. what you think about the

candidates plans are not? the fact they do things and how will ultimately affect our federal deficit. >> of delegates 5% growth the deficit will go down. he's not going to get as big a tax cut as they like it enough to make things happen. he does have to negotiate with the house. paul ryan and republicans will be an opposition party. the deficit would go down. but hillary will go well. she would put in place a lot or social programs that cost a lot more than taxes she raises. mark my words either directly through additional taxes or rent direct you through forcing a look at company you rates go up one way or another. middle-class people can't get this for nothing. they are going to pay for free college tuition. there is no such thing as a free lunch. nicole: finally, many people equate donald trump wins when it comes to the economy, so why

doesn't he talk about the economy more? >> he was then discipline last night. an economic example which is very poignant is he said to her are you going to get the money back with regard to saudi arabia? does a good question yes or no. but then he went off and started talking about other things. one of his basic public since he doesn't know when to stop talking. make his point and walk away. nicole: peter morici, thank you. very extensive economic to ray. excellent work. thank you. lauren: thank you, peter. final debate of the 2016 presidential race. lots of fireworks from las vegas. >> everything i see has no respect for this person. >> is because it rather have a puppet as president. it is pretty clear.

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>> are you saying you're not prepared now. >> i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> we now know that donald thinks and says and how he acts towards women. that is to donald is. lauren: breaking news this morning. fireworks is the final presidential debate gets heated. complete coverage and analysis on who won the night and what were the top moment of that debate. good morning i am lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides. taking a look now at the dow

gains 40 points yesterday, this morning down features at 26. s&p futures up to you lauren: japanese stocks got a man that debate last night the japan up 1.5%. trade to oil prices on solid inventory data. oil at 5099 down 61 cents. lauren: among the stocks to watch today, ebay shares to give a percent on a weak forecast for the current quarter and microsoft set to report its results after the closing bell. train to the cleveland indians shut out the toronto blue jays have a right to the world series. chicago cubs even a series against the l.a. dodgers. lauren: it is thursday, over 20. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at today's markets cannot latest breaking news and what to expect the day ahead. lauren: donald trump, hillary clinton clashed in their third and final debate three weeks

before the election. the presidential nominees extended sharp attacks in the debate moderated by fox news chris wallace in las vegas. here's some of the highlights. >> you will absolutely accept the result of this election. >> a look at it at the time. the media is so dishonest and so corrupt and the pylon is so amazing. she shouldn't be allowed to run. it's crooked. she's guilty of a very, very serious crime. she should not be allowed to run. just in that respect, i say it is. lauren: there is even a time when he didn't get an emmy for his tv program three years in a row i started tweaking that the armies were. >> should've got that. >> this is a mindset. this is how donald thinks. >> if you become president, this country is going to be in some mass, believe me.

>> by social security payroll contribution will go up as will donald this and many can't figure out how to get out of it. what we want to do is replenished. >> such a nasty woman. >> ask bernie sanders to his supporting for president. he has campaigned around the country. you are the most dangerous person to run for president in modern history of america. i think it's right. >> she's playing chicken. everything i see has no respect for this person. >> that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president. it is pretty clear. >> you are the puppet. >> when i was in the situation room monitoring the rate that rod osama bin laden to justice, he was hosting celebrity apprentice. donald thinks belittling women makes them bigger. he goes after their dignity, their self-worth. >> frankly, those stories have been largely debunked.

i really want to just talk about something slightly different. she mentions this, which is all fiction. probably or possibly started by her and her very sleazy campaign. i will tell you but isn't fictionalized our e-mails. she's been doing this for 30 years. why didn't you do it over the last 15, 20 years? you are very much involved in every aspect of this country. very much. you do have experienced that the one thing you have over me as experience but it's bad experience. we are going to secure the border and want the borders secured will make a determination as to the vest. but we have some bad hombres here and we are going to get them out. >> is that character in open waters? >> if you read the rest of the sentence i was talking about energy. we trademarked energy with their neighbors than the rest of the

world combined. i do want us to have any effect or agree with, an energy system that crosses borders. that would be a great asset to us. i hope you'll give me a chance to serve as your president. >> we cannot take four more years of barack obama and that's what you get when you get her. train to trump will hold a rally in state of ohio today. lauren: president obama said to campaign for clinton in florida. first lady michelle obama in arizona and vice president joe biden in new hampshire. as for donald trump, he and clinton scheduled to attend the charity dinner together in new york tonight. nicole: we will be in the same room. which candidate can run on top of the presidential debate. joining us once again from las vegas, former pfizer to president obama david morey, fort o'connell also worked in

the 2,002,008 became pale and campaign. good morning to you both once again. i want to ask you, what do you think was donald trump's best moment? >> honestly, when he and hillary clinton running around on the clinton foundation she was scampering for cover newspaper play allegations and every other time he would tailor on the wikileaks she didn't know what to say on the open borders it's ridiculous for her to claim she's pivoting and talking about energy. we know she's about open borders and open trade in that resonates well for donald trump in the midwest and with independents. lauren: would you agree hillary clinton was on defense for much of the night and she seemed rather rhetorical and are hers. >> i think both candidates ran defense a lot of the night takes to chris wallace who ran the debate but the most preparation. donald trump is on the defense a lot of peers who is hillary

clinton. alec baldwin probably got defeated by kate mckinnon. trump last night reminded me of alec baldwin more than hillary last night so that's one measure of what happened. nicole: i'm not sure about that one. overall what do you think was hillary's best moment? >> i thought her closing was good. even though she didn't crack this go figure. nicole: how do you know shouldn't practice? >> to practice for every contingency and surprise. he was more wondering. overall i thought she looked great. not that it's everything, but should a presidential demeanor and she kept them on the defense issue is a pretty effective counterattack or last night if you think of it. lauren: 19 days to go before we cast our ballots and those for the next president. was last night the game changer donald trump needed? >> i really don't know that it was.

i believe he won the debate and scored a lot of points when it came to the economy and foreign policy, but to say it was the game changer he needs trailing in the polls, i just don't know what it was. i will say is something that will hopefully prepare them in the right direction and it's clear he will fight for the american people. the question is whether you can get out to the polls. nicole: this has been a very dirty election when you talk about politics. everything from photos of sunday, bill clinton's whereabouts in videotapes from hillary's team and donald trump as well. what are your thoughts even how chelsea doesn't get asked about bill clinton that ivanka gets asked about donald trump. what are your effects on the sturdy election? >> in 19 days our national nightmare is over. we will all feel like we went on vacation and that's when it day. it's not in a fun campaign to watch.

we are at unprecedented levels. obviously media dynamics going on. nicole: ford, what do you think? >> i don't think it's appropriate that it's over going to see in future presidential elections. candidates no longer go by the queensberry rules of campaigning. they will go if usc campaign tactics because the problem is simple. people are short attention spans and he's got to be entertaining and if you don't grab their attention, they're just not paying attention even though it's the most powerful and important position in the free world. lauren: word we go go from here postdebate? >> both candidates are animate the to vote. they both have unfavorable tires unfavorables. there's an old saying hillary clinton can win this election. donald trump could lose that. he's getting close to losing it i think. and that dynamic you have negativity that's a very

frustrated election to watch. lauren: my follow-up would be to that point. what do you make to the fact going forward hillary clinton could win in states that usually go read such as texas and arizona. >> it shows a gigantic shift afoot. it shows trump needed a gigantic recasting of the electoral dynamic last night. he's going to have to find some way of expansion for him to win realistically something really, really extraordinary will have to happen with e-mails. nicole: ford, let me ask you this. arizona, texas, borders immigration and more and more immigrants and those who get registered to vote quickly. how does a republican ever went over again with so many free programs and things the dems do to boost immigration and free programs that go along with it on the taxpayer's dollar. >> you're absolutely right. the democratic party suffering

nothing but freebies and politics. they can win again but they're going to have to make sure if donald trump does not win the presidency that they've put an importance on missing congress to make sure they close the borders and protect citizens and they have to come up with a winning message doubles buyer everyone. not that the candidate is the worst thing since new coke. nicole: thank you does so much. announced earlier but that but that was an excellent conversation. lauren: we so appreciate it. if you can, get some shut eye. how did voters react to the fireworks in las vegas last night? adam shapiro sat down with a group of florida voters watching the debate. >> he didn't have any control over himself. lauren: more coming up. but check in on stock index futures. the dow was up 20, s&p up one of

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nicole: welcome back to this special edition of transcendent. this morning where i played in that early watching the presidential debate. it was exciting, nicole. certain candidates have very strong points about open orders. that was out of my favorite discussions. maybe trump should have the economy harder. nicole: we are going to get more right now. blake burman lives in las vegas with one last night's heated debate. reporter: good morning to you. when you talk about open borders, the first two debates,

the first 180 minutes plus, there was no discussion, no questions about immigration and that changed last night when donald trump signature item or at least one of them was brought up. his plan to build a wall along the southern border with mexico. hillary clinton tried to portray it when he went down to mexico and visited with the president as a choke job restroom said clinton is actually favor of his ideas. >> he went to mexico. we had a meeting with the mexican president. david ray said, he choked and got into a twitter work because the mexican president said were not played for the ball. >> illiquid and one of the wall and fought for the wall in 2006. now she never gets anything done so naturally the wall wasn't built. hillary clinton wanted the wall. >> perhaps the biggest difference between the second debate of a week ago and last

night was the wiki leg stump, the revelations within the clinton camp pain and has 12 different times that clinton has struck thousands of documents. trump got into that way trying to paint a picture of divisiveness within hillary clinton's campaign and democrats and that is when the topic turned to bernie sanders who as we know has been trying to court his supporters for months now. >> john podesta said you have terrible and things. bernie sanders said you have that judgment. i agree with both great >> you should ask bernie sanders who he is supporting for president in his campaign from around the country. you are the most dangerous person to run for president in the modern history of america. i think he's right. reporter: we know that this has been quite possibly one of the most bizarre elections any of us has ever seen and i'm not sure

we can top it anymore unless we can beat this. after all of that last night, lauren and nicole to come hillary clinton and donald trump are set to be at the very same dinner with each other tonight in new york city. supposed to be civil, supposed to be cordial. they are not too far away from you in the midtown. nicole: that they won't shake hands come i wonder if they will greet each other tonight for charity. reporter: it is for charity, catholic charity event based around humor and there will be one-liners and zingers. you are right, they would not even shake each other's hands. nicole: there's no way they're shaking hands. they wanted a glance on each other. they will stay on the sides of the. nicole: blake urman, thank you. nicole: the battlegrounds of florida could decide this year's election. adam shapiro attended a debate watched by a party in miami with a bunch of retirees there.

how did they feel the candidates did and how they fared in the final presidential debate? adam shapiro has details. reporter: good morning, nicole. good morning, lauren. this is an independent in adult facilities for active seniors. but the debate focused on the future of the united states and what we are going to be doing for children what's going to happen in the coming decades, the people here are the people who created the world we now live in. this is the greatest generation and they paid close attention to the issues discussed during the debate and they have some very emotional responses to what they heard. >> we did not qualify and i think he needed to do more homework and stop fooling around with the women. >> she did wonderful. he did terrible. he sounded like a shoebox. he just didn't have any control over himself.

>> the whole debate gets to be cramming in there. it's a dogfight between two unsatisfactory people. the unfortunate situation is that america has failed to produce. >> with three weeks left until the election, some of the people at the palace are still undecided. you can bet their neighbors are going to try to convince them one way or another. 29 electoral college votes in florida and these folks, the elderly tend to vote in great numbers and not be voting right here palace. back to you. nicole: the independent, undecided whether the polls are skewed we will discuss in the last several weeks. lauren: 19 days. about two weeks left. the top 20 moment of last night's debate. >> pruden said nice things about me. if we got along well, that would be good.

he has no respect for her. >> you'd rather have a puppet for president. lauren: dallas one of the top rated moments. the top moment on twitter and other reaction on social media. dallas at 27, nasdaq gaining five and the free market. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

>> nobody has more respect for women than i do. no buddy. she's led hundreds of times to the people, to congress and the fbi. that is what you should be talking about. not fiction as they come out of her crooked campaign. >> every time donald is pushed on something, which is obviously uncomfortable, like what these women are singing, he immediately goes to denying responsibility. it's not just about women. he never apologizes or says he's sorry for anything. nicole: that was the most tweeted moment from last nights debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. more now on how social media is react into the third and final debate.

fox business.com reporter rick doria greg in the newsroom. tell us about the hottest moments on social media. >> last night's debate was a bit of a departure then what were used to throughout this election cycle. a little bit more substance and focus on policy. planning to talk about on social media. the most we get moment last night was when trump and clinton talked about trump's treatment of women coming in light of allegations and tapes released in which we can hear trump making remarks about his interaction with women. the second most traded moment was when trump refused to say whether he would accept the election results. that comes after his daughter ivanka said even if it meant conceding. the conversation about russia and nuclear weapons in the moment clinton called trump putin's puppet.

the top treated debate issues on twitter, foreign affairs committee economy, reproductive rights, terrorism and immigration top the rest. they spoke topics are different in terms of what people on the platform were interesting discussion. when trump clashed with chris wallace over trump's past statement about what afternoon in aleppo. second when trump was describing the fitness to be president. john podesta said of terrible it stinks. bernie sanders to have bad judgment. i agree with both. third was when trump said fbi doj were disgraceful of the clinton e-mail probe referring to her private e-mail server used during her time as secretary of state. as far as the topics on facebook, foreign affairs dominated their followed by abortion, immigration and the wikileaks e-mail releases. lauren: going to do top treated moments. number two was sent going to contest this election.

but that's the most talked about moment this morning or at least how it seems. >> a lot of discussion on that end about which candidate really won the debate. of course there's no winner or loser in the debate. as far share of the conversation, trump dominated on twitter and facebook. twitter he took 59% of the conversation to clinton's 41% and facebook was 56-44. we just got some google as far as the top search terms. the second top trend in search from last night was the word bigley, which i don't even think is the word. i was watching the debate. is he seemed big-league? nicole: he said that last time. >> the number one was donald

trump iraq. a lot of foreign policy discussion. a lot of people want to know his stance on foreign relations. treat your great. fox business.com. thanks for the insight on social media overall. i heard about women and the result. you reserve the right to take a look at them. he didn't necessarily say he will contest them. very interesting evening. lauren: had a lot of substance. we will see how the markets are responding to how both candidates did. an upmarket with the nasdaq and s&p closed higher yesterday. dow futures up by 27 points. for the most part, asian stocks were higher as well. the nikkei in japan up 1.4%. nicole: let's take a look at your. the upside doing really well after quarterly numbers. right now the ecb whether or not they were continue, the whole

idea we will hear from mario druggie that is likely to be pushed off until december. london ftse.attend the 1%. cac in france at a quarter of 1% of the german dax up a quarter%. lauren: oil is the big winner. crude oil is 10 prices above $1 a barrel. thanks for joining us. "mornings with maria" starts right now. >> live from the university of nevada las vegas, you're watching a special edition of hornets with maria. >> at thursday morning. thanks for joining us. her stay, over 20th. top story 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the final presidential debate in the books. the showdown focused on the issues including the economy. >> we are going to have the wealthy pay their fair share and corporations make a contribution greater than they are now to our