and don't forget to check us out on facebook and twitter. there's also plenty more information and videos on our website... >> this is a welcome return to more of what america is capable of. we may not always maintain a 4% growth as you know depending on the condition. there are worries this economy could be as god as it gets, and that is weighing on stock this is morning and all month but another major week for earn on tap it facebook and apple among those earning. >> nasdaq in e premarket only index that is higher by 7.5% but dow down 58 in premarket and s&p is down four and quarter. red arrows plol a rough week with dow down 3% and s&p and nasdaq down almost 4%. now on track for their worst

month in eight years. taking a look at your european stockses they open week higher there. now cac 40 is unchanged. >> stocks in asia in red at the shanghai composite in china down another 2%. >> the man accused of gunning down 11 worshipers is due in court todays we're going to have the latest on the situation and, of course, that kill a the that synagogue in pittsburgh. >> in sports. 5-9 final tonight. one for the history book as boston red sox recrown in baseball. fbn:am starts. ♪ >> it is 5:01 a.m. in new york monday morning, october 29th good morning to you i'm lauren

simonetti. >> good morning everybody i'm cheryl casone a lot of happy fans in boston. lauren: absolutely. well deserved i can't believe i said that. cheryl: i can't believe you said that either but we have a live report from l.a. coming up but right now we're looking at the market the. stocks tumbling on friday. fallings disappointing results from amazon from alfa bet but this week could be the game changer. we're goinger to hearing from apple and facebook is that going to change markets especially for nays dc and let's bring in right now justice chief investment worker joe good morning. >> let's talk about the rough news first and that is facebook. this is a stock that has been hit by multiple concerns whether it is cambridge analytica and worries about regulation in europe, fake news take your pick on facebook. no confidence vote is this the week that we see a turnaround for facebook in my opinion?

>> certainly since on facebook has been poor going into earnings. you know, there's concerns about advertising and how great of an advertising platform it is. because of the data breaches and overhang from cambridge analytica it is a great user base 2.2 billion users finding way to monetize and monetize effectively could turn stock so maybe some strategic comments would help. but i agree sentiments is bad. >> you have the stock itself facebook actually is down year to date right now. 19.9% we were just looking at that chart. that, i mean, the nasdaq is only down maybe 4, 5% for the year blanking on that purple. but 11% of value lost in october so far. month to date on facebook sew the question is, if you were maybe buying this stock on dips maybe this quarter could be turn arngd and that's when investment could pay off and to your point. advertisers in north america and canada will see with north america that is breads and butter for facebook it turns out. >> absolutely.

they make about $6 a user in advertising. in north america, that really is a breads and butter, and finding ways to either increase ads spend from a company or to increase other ways per userrer to monetize that user base to bipt the stock we haven't seen anything straw teenage that i can point in that direction yet. >> you're not looking for great things from are facebook but we're going it see when facebook reports excuse me, after the bell tomorrow. let take a look at apple. because the different, different story for apple right there are worries china we're going to get into that but at had point the stock is higher in premarket looking pretty strong. it seems to still be about iphone with a l and they did kind of escape that chinese tariff on apple watch those seem to be more positive notes when you look at the commentary surrounding apple earnings this week. >> more volatile sector compared to market. apple is stability and user base

with iphone, and their ability now to sell services, and accessories has really been what's driving earnings underneath because iphone itself is a single digit unit growth story they are getting higher sp on the iphone to roll through this quarter. but it is really that underlying growth in accessories once again monetizing monetizing that stalled user base. >> one thing that is key when earnings cool out later this week the services that is the app store that is a l music. those are things that they really have been able to grow, and so seems like whether or not they sell more iphone and price points have gone up because more expensive iphone 10 is they can deliver there that seem to say a better future for apple than trying to come up with next big thing, and we don't really have that steve jobs the next big invention from apple we haven't anyway. >> well certainly apple is still an incredibly innovative company and innovating in services is a

great way it drive rev nigh growth. not to similar with innovating with iphone or ipad certainly the watch -- and growth in music like you mentioned. are driving underneath but once again, this is a company that has been tiebl say we have a great user base and we're going to monetize it. >> joe thank you for being here this morning a big week for tech and nasdaq arranged thank you, sir. >> absolutely have a great day. >> you too. prosecutorring working to pursue death penalty against as the against shootings robert baoers 46-year-old allegedly stormed to tree of life synagogue on saturday morning. killing 11 people and injurying six others and what is considered deedslyist anti-semitic attack in history. >> include a husband and wife and two brothers. the oldest victim, 97 years old. >> during the course of the deadly assault on people of the synagogue baoers made statements regarding genocide and desire to

kill jewingish peemg an after standoff with police baoers surrendered and reare mains in federal custody today. >> well thousands attended a vigil yesterday. baoers is scheduled to make a first court appearance later todays. lauren: also this afternoon florida man accused of sending at least 14 pipe bombs to prominent democrats is set to make his first court appearance in florida. 56-year-old susar faces up to 48 years in prison. >> arrested on friday four days after that first package was found. here in new york a single fingerprint led fbi to his arrest. >> today's arrest doesn't mean we're all out of the woods. there may be other packages in transit now and other packages on the way. so we need the help of everyone out every citizen, everyone in law enforcement, everyone we've got -- to help with this investigation. in the day to come --

>> well u.s. marshals are expected to transfer to new york city where justice department wants to try and in u.s. attorney district are for crimes. >> we have breaking news overnight a lyon jet left with 189 passengers an crew onboard. no word yet on any survivors. >> yeah plane went missing just are 13 minutes after it left for an island off sumatra aircraft debris we continue to follow this developing story. this is the first known crash which is the boeing 737 this is the first crash that is known for that boeing model. >> tragic well it is on monday ibm getting into cloud computing. >> tracee carrasco has that story and other news this morning. >> good morning yes it is

biggest acquisition ever announce to buy software and red hat for about 33 billion dollars in hoping the becoming world largest hybrid cloud provider now a hybrid cloud is when a company keeps some of its data in public cloud service, and some of its da it on servers on its own premises. ibm service called this acquisition a, quote, game change or and believes this is the next chapter of the cloud. >> all right so we're going to be watching that stock today, obviously. to technology firms could be slapped with new texas overseas and these are big names. >> yep forecast and google parent company alfa bet could face new tacks overseas. south korea, india at least 7 other asian pacific countries are considering new taxes kind of inspired by european unions plans to impose taxes based on the tech companies revenue rather than their profits. mexico chilly and other latin american countries are also considering new taxings, the tech industry, of course,

largely opposed to those taxes. >> digital taxes headwinds for the company. it hasn't been a record setter well, maybe in some negative wave it has on wall street but it has been -- of the box office this month. >> yeah, where else? month is closing out as the highest grossing october of all time. 785 million dollars at the box office. and in first place, this weekend -- ♪ >> for this night -- for me -- i've waited for him. >> very timely with halloween bringing in 32 million holding on to second place as star is born with 14 million. rounding out top five vemmen goose bump two and hunted killer. that's halloween. a lot of halloween with a lot of scary movies it looks like. okay. >> thank you tracee. >> thanks. cheryl: well the boston red sox are konks of baseball again.

>> win the world series -- red sox, 5-1 the final tonight. >> that was the moment that sox taking series from the los angeles dodgers in five games this is a fourth world series since 2004. >> first baseman steve pearce named world series mvp after he hamrd three home run and eight rbi in five games red sox finish the year with 119 wins including playoffs. >> big party in boston happening tonight. >> hoing champagne so we're not really partying on wall street. we're going to take a look at futures dow is down 7230 in premarket. s&p down 5 and quarter and nasdaq up five and a quarter with maybe there's some positive -- feelings about technology stocks but we shall see. also coming up, well the supposed to be a dream get away. turned into a nightmare why a carnival cruise ship is now in hot water and she won't just go

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>> welcome back let's get you caught up on what's happening now a milder start to your monday but that's okay dow down 56 and s&p 500 down three and three quarters nasdaq is up 15.25. well thousands flood in streets of brazil to celebrate nation's new president elect. jarar within a runoff election weeks after this stabbed on campaign trail. he often has been compared to president trump he's promised to crackdown on corruption and crime. well hillary clinton now feeling speculation she could be on ballot again in 2020. >> say about 2020 in a minute do you want to run again? >> no. >> no that was a pause. no i would like to be president -- >> clinton said she woapght consider the possibility until after the midterm elections. she also say she's doing everything in her power to make

sure a democrat is in the white house come 2021 a shocking surprise after they saw a hidden cram in their room on carnival cruise and interview with "inside edition" the camera hissen among tv wires pointed right at their bed. carnival has confirmed camera was there but not capable of record. all righty then that's what's happening now lauren over to you. >> all right let's take a quick peek at futures before we head to break dow fell almost 300 point back on friday and still down this morning. no relief there dow futures down 57 nasdaq, however, popping by 1520. coming up, the man accused of gunning down worshipers at a synagogue in pittsburgh heads to court today. >> most terrifying thing is to sound normal. i wish i knew what was going on inside his head maybe stuff that could have been done. i don't know. they described him will he face the death penalty we are breaking down charges in just a bit and a wild ride on wall

street but who is reclaiming its thought as one of the mostable companies in the u.s. you're waving -- watching fbn:am.

>> sin goings across nation on lockdown of a deadly shooting that kilted 11 people at a synagogue in pittsburgh. pittsburgh police charging the suspect robert baoers with 11 counts of homicide in the u.s. attorney's office says it will seek the death penalty. meanwhile the man suspected of sending pipe bombs to prominent democrats around country formally charged in a florida court today. we with bring in attorney david bruno to unpack all of this david good morning, good to see

you thanks for joining us. yeah i know let's start with robert bauers the pittsburgh shooter, 29 federal counts that's what he was charged with late on saturday including hate crimes why are these federal crime and not state crime? >> the hate crime nature -- it is in the federal code it is objection of exercise of religious belief resulting in death that particular statute allows for death penalty that's what everyone is talking about today including ag sessions yes. >> certainly. the state there are state charges that also pennsylvania has a state death penalty too. i think this is a no-brainer when it comes to prosecutors decision to seek the death penalty. >> do you think he gets the death penalty the way that would play out -- >> a long way from there. you know, the most common defense on things like this is the insanity defense. so we shall see. we should see the mental state of the individual, that is the task that the fbi and law

enforcement has right now. to get into the mental state as to why he did what he did. if it was intentional, if he went in there and he has no other underlie issues yes i believe it will be a death penalty case. >> so his neighbors he appeared as normal which makes this case in scenario even more frightening. let's move to the pipe bomber the suspects there -- he was charged with five federal crimes. including interstate transportation are of an explosive illegal mailing of explosives. threats against former persons et cetera but he was not charged with terrorism. what do you make of that, david? >> well that's not to say that he will not be right. the criminal complaint itself is just the first step because the -- because the united states attorney office has 30 days to diets and it is normal that they do not include all of them here. the first two charges that you see there, that interstate, that travel as well as mailings are

the most serious of these chargeses they each can carry up to -- ten years. and there's 13 bombs so it's all going to be within the discretion of the prosecutor as to who they think is a fair resolution. qnch lick here david speaking of the bombs. he says -- he didn't intend for any of them to go off and he didn't intend to hurt anybody. how does that or does that change the nature of the way he's tried? >> well first of all there weren't, there wasn't confetti in pipe bombs he put explosiveses so he has a problem there. he may say that. but the actions that he took, and the materials that were in the packages themselves just defy that explanation. so it's just not believable. point-blank. >> your expertise is always appreciated on matters like this davids we appreciate you. >> yeah thanks appreciate it. all right, well let's get some appreciation to our markets okay

not really. dow is there's a good news coming back off lows of the -- of the future session this morning. dow is only down 40 right now. s&p down one and three quarters nasdaq look this we're up 23 and nasdaq this morning is bucking trend we shall see also still ahead this morning. the trump administration doubling down at the boards. border. caravan turn arngd you're not coming in. you will not be allowed in there's a right way to immigrate to the united states and this is not it. we're live from mexico right in the middle that have caravan that is next. >> and the champagne is flowing on both coasts after the red sox win the world with series. we're going to be live in los angeles with how the champs are celebrating. you're watching fbn:am congrats. lauren: i want to get in on that party. ♪

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this economy is absolutely on fire but we have a lot of political concerns that have added to volatility. volatility indeed but bull markets go high or with earnings from facebook and apple that are out this week. u.s. stock market futures starting week mixed dow is down 24, and nasdaq is up 30 points. and that follows rough week last week with dow down 3% the s&p 500 and nasdaq down 4 nct on track for worst month in eight years. >> in european stocks opening the week to theup side green across the screen here. german market is up half of one percent. shanghai composite down another 2%. some are call for him to deliver bad news. fbn:am continues right now.

coming up on 5:30 in the morning it is monday october 29th in new york. good to see you i'm lauren simonetti. >> boo. good morning i'm cheryl casone. halloween party over the week. >> a lot of good halloween movies apparently some economic analysis says federal reserve says u.s. beat u.s. economy may be on the verge of a showdown as investors closely monitor quarterly report cards from facebook and apple we bring in lew the founder and chief analyst of disruptive tech research jonah ferris cofounder of mac funds.com and fox business contradict for and melissa founder of stocks good to see all three of you this morning. i want to begin with you wall street journal may find this time next year gdp growth will slow to 2.3%. we just got a read of 3.5% due buy what the journal is predicting this >> again this

survey and it is not that bad i thinks there's some fierce there will be a recession by late next year so perfectly fine and that a slowdown like that is not life. interest rate are going higher not why people are selling tech stock that's for sure. i think there's general fears about the market that exceed what that is. but there's that this many years into expansion this hottest stock market this many years is eventually going to end and no one's fault that will happen at some point. >> do you think it is pricing in the start of a reare session next year? >> i don't think i don't think l when i look at it it is a rest period to break out higher and we did do that and made high after that in august and dow and we almost hit 27,000 which is a big number so i see the end of 2018 my proswrex to close strong by the end of thattier and see how we act in 201 and 2020 into

the election and, however, that being said it really depends a lot into critical earnings for the market. facebook reports apple reports, an i do think that market could recover from the selloff and in the last two weeks if we get good news out and reports bit end of this week and a strong rally. >> i want you to keep talking as you're speaking s&p went from negative to positive looking at futures and dow is 11 right now. what do you make of -- facebook intending earnings report what do you expect from them? >> we're in desperate need of a tech savior and facebook has been in the penalty box. i mean, they're still repenting for violating user privacy and data what's baked into share price right now is addition appointing report profits are supposed to be down about 9%. it is lower that that, look out below we're going to be praying for thursday to get here and apple to save us. because if facebook can't do it

apple will have are to. do you expect a toll save tech and i want to get your opinion of the wall street journal report this morning that billions of dollars in fines from asia and lasten america i shouldn't say fines but taxes can come on these big tech giants because that would look to tax their revenue instead of their profits. >> the global first question the global tax and regulatory changes happening to tech stocks is one with of the reasons they're not doing well right now. they've gotten kind of easy ride for several decade both regulatory and in taxes waiting to shift earnings around those gory days to coming to an end quickly as far as what will say we've with had a lot of great earnings reports this quarter and not slaving slide. they are scared that end is here and take more than just one tech company got earnings led expect instagram to look goods and facebook not so good and apple sell expensive phones to help but it is not going to turn around this slide and tech stocks take more than that.

a real shift in confidence. >> melissa do you think these worries -- that are impacting stocks are spilling over into other asset classes like commodity and currency? >> not necessarily. it is the tech stocks have always been in their own separate bucket and earlier this year facebook is even in its own bucket right now. because i really don't look at that when i look at google and amazon because stock and took is down trend and when you look at what's happening in overall worlds and look at the pus dollar it is getting stronger and stronger and stronger and i think we're a long way off from a recession interest rates are rising because economy is so strong and no reason to think that economy is strong and not be strong. we have had goods earns like jonah said and even though some stocks are react ared not as positive as we would have liked in earnings, based on as far as the stock training, but you have reported well. i truely believe that apple is the one to watch this week and here's why. apple is strongest stock right

now on market apple has barely off high right now you're seeing this morning up in premarket 218 previous high in a l and nowhere near highs right now and apple close to highs and strong stock in the report and if they respond well it is a buy. >> everything to wrap up with china you have funnel words what do you make of apple? >> sent m soured we need risky behavior and looking at nasdaq index to see that sentiments change and investors come nlg and reporting earnings as well with a possibility to turn things arranged looping with apple and a good report in higher sp for iphone. >> blue jonas melissa, thank you. >> thank you. >> all right well, the trump administration doubling down at the border. the military is moving down barriers as the dhs makes clear migrant caravan will not get into the united states. >> live in southern mexico where he's traveling with the

caravan -- good morning griff. >> good morning, just seconds ago the caravan began moving from san pedro and we're going about 30 miles as a target to kneel in the thing about this little town is, we're told by the human rights national human rights organization is a population of 4,000. this caravan is a conservative stills as 4,000 so we're having a caravan going to town exactly same size putting tremendous stress on the resources in these town its they don't have enough foods they don't have enough supplies to give people but yet they continue march forward in you can see from behind me they're beginning to walk and turn arngd and show you this scene in front of us. we have just that's the front of it literally about one hundred meters up there and over the weekend quite a lot of tensions are running high they began this 16 days ago.

on october 13th, and there was some fighting going on over food over the weekend. there was some public meetings amongst leaders here. and telling people to behave to pick up trash and actually stop smoking marijuana they don't want them party buzz, of course, there are still women and children in this. this morning we saw people wanting to prioritize women and children in the few buses in vehicles that they've already gotten. but as we saw weekend these migrants will grab to jump on to any vehicle that will take them now, you know, what's going to be most telling is where they ultimately go. lauren and cheryl. they are ultimately heading they think to mexico city and initially, and then they're going to continue to the united states all of the from secretary neil son on president trump just to not try to come because they'll be given asylum and going to the u.s.-mexico border. guys. >> thank you very much.

>> well ge investigators brace for earnings report. bracing a good word here tracee carrasco you have that story and other news good morning again. >> investor and analysts are preparing for trouble general electric to cut or suspend its dividend when it reports quarterly results this week. even though investorses typically don't react positively to e those dividend cuts this may come as relief or for some some invest tossers analysts and even former executives hope that company will spend cash on fixing its businesses rather than mail those checks to shareholders to take a look at the stock right now. >> chart looks like a downward slope on a mountain let's talk about for several -- it is. mercedes-benz under investigation there. what's going on there in highway traffic safety investigation is whether over was it too slow to alert drivers and mall out notices for a recall of 1.4 million cars last year.

mercedes asking to explain why owners were want informeds a recall within the federally mandated tile period. a spokesperson told new york post that the company makes, quote, every effort ensure recall campaign and customer notifications are executed in a timely manner. >> amazon is no longer the most valuable company. battle does continue amazon second company worth 1 trillion last month now microsoft has moved into number two spot right behind apple. microsoft finished last week worth 821 billion dollars that's 20 billion more than amy dison. amazon earnings report on thursday on top of a choppy october has cut nearly 200 billion dollars off its evaluation. >> veterans report take a lot of people by surprise tracee thank you very much. good to have you back. ivelgt thank you. well before we go to break i want to show you how market

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good monday morning let's get you caught up on what's happening right now checking you at futures green across the screen dow futures are now higher by 32 points s&p up 7.5 nasdaq with 51 three quarters of one percent. president trump in full campaign mode just over a week away from the midterm elections he'll be in florida on wednesday again on saturday. rallying for ron and rick scott. the president can then campaign on thursday for senate hopeful

josh holly in missouri, hen plays to visit eight states before the midterms next week. and kanye west hoping to rally black voters to vote republican in the midterms the rapper designing a new line of lexus t-shirts and hats and a spinoff of britain brexit urge black voters to break away from the democratic party get it. and pirates of the caribbean franchise is gettings rid of the leading man johnny depp and confirming news over the weekend. the writer said that depp has had a good run with franchise but it is time for its to an end cheryl that's what's happening now. a good back story there i'm sure. but one big one in california. boston red sox beat the l.a. dodgers last night win their fourth world series championship in 15 years. ray is live in l.a. with the very latest ray was the game fun?

>> yeah it was a lot of fun here lauren and cheryl good morning to you. you know, the dodgers were trying to win last night and get this series back to fenway park. but the redd are sox prove to be way with too much throughout the course of the series here. there was a lot of boston fans in the stadium but check out some of these images from boston last night streets in bars were packed with fans celebrating their 9th world series win, game five all about long ball that could off to hot start with steve pearce hitting two run home run for boston in top of the first. dodgers david-free immediately responded to with a home run of his own making it 2-1 from then on, though, it was all red sox. added solo home run in sixth and jd hilt one in 7th steve hit another in the 8th making final 5-1. pearce was the series mvp with three home run and eight rbis. >> my life this is what you --

growing up -- wishing that you could be a part of this but that special group of guys out? to celebrate with them. that was awesome. >> the red sox won 108 games in the regular season and had dominating performances in the playoffs. they're already being called one of the best teams in franchise history. [cheering] it is amazing. how we play the game win a world with series to do it this year with a special group of guys it was a blessing. >> now the red sox are heading back to boston for big championship parade, the team says they want to have it wednesday morning but we're still waiting for official confirmation from the city of boston. back to you. >> all right well hope play you get to be there too wednesday morning ray thank you very much. >> and before we head to break i want to show you future this is morning with a turnaround lower earlier but now dow is up 40 s&p up 7.5.

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well money continues to pour into the race and candidates are

pulling no punches. giving bob mendez a tighter race than expected. politics showing mendez 8 point but polls suggest this is a tossup. democrats seem nervous that shiewmer is moving another 2.8 million to mendez. so let's bring in right now for more on this race republican strategist former north carolina democrat congressman brad midterm good morning so some that didn't play was bob hughen on fox and friends on saturday. and he actually said look they're very nervous and spending about 7 million against me why is chuck schumer so nervous about mendez who has been a career politician in new jersey, and frankly seem to be leading in polls so much money from schumer brad? >> so much money from hughes f hughen he spent money own money

on the attack ads. he's outspent bob mendez 3-1 and bob has given them some material doubt about it for attack ads. >> well okay lets sew that attack ad i want toen will to playing in new jersey brutal stuff this is a hughen ad against mendez. listen. evidence that for several years mendez has been traveling to the dominican republic to engage in sexual activity with prostitutes. some of whom were minors. even as young as a 16. >> you can't get dirtier than that in politics is that message, though, working against mendez? >> what doesn't get dirtier two numbers that explain why this money is going into this race in negative ads 53 and 2. 63% of new jersey voters disapprove he's underwater by 19 point.

the same time trump is underways unpopular with 62% of new jersey voters so this is a race to force voters to decide which one they like the least. the democrats are trying to tie a vote for hugh opinion as vote for trump and -- and republicans and hughen are rying to make bob mendez radio active. i might be working brad because at the same time i want you to listen they have a big debate in new jersey last woke and it got pretty fired up and when topic came up about the potential of underage prostitutes and listen to response, brad. >> people in new jersey deserve on november 6th to get information and form judgment themselves. >> mr. mendez every fact check ore not that i say it every fact checker has disputed it and sayingout right it is a lie bob and you know it is a lie. you know it is a lie. i didn't interrupt you don't interrupt me. you know it is a lie. brad that was the issue of the prostitution again this has gotten dirt thier than dirty can

go in new jersey, brad. >> given some material but that's not the material. >> you didn't elaborate that was it. >> paced upon one anonymous tip that went force into news sources. the allegation that has been looked at by -- a law enforcement looked at and dropped immediately as having absolutely nothing behind it so that's a pretty flimsy that's extraordinarily flimsy charge. >> but you also have john to be fair, with you know the corruption trial against bob menendez with with u.s. senator but criticized because remember he was former executive chairman of sell gene drug company executive called evil businessman and also -- mendez is saying that he's just another vote for trump. how does that play now the a blue state like new jersey? >> wells it is tough and one side trying to make other side untouchable. but you know, to say that bob,

mendez is created some problems that is understatement of biblical performance and a corruption trial but a hung jury. and new jersey voters know this so truly a race to bottom and each side is trying to make other side just impossible to touch and vote for. > you know, brad do you think there's a chance here that the senate could be turned and changed based on what happens in mng we used to say that used to looked a polls to think we knew what was going to happen on election night we learned two careers ago that doesn't play out. >> i don't know. it has beginning to be a close race. i think mendez will win. and the sale chief stuff is not small stuff. i should say that -- i practice law with a firm that represented whistle-blower against bill gene and allegations against him are very serious and they have a very strong basis and fact, in fact, they are true and everything that people hate pharmaceutical

industry is true of hughen. >> those class action lawsuits against drug are companies are are darn common. >> it was for cheating the government. by prescribing drugs for purposes for which they were not aloud and they charged 18,000 dollars a month for those drugs. those cases case very complicatt that's what lawyers are for you like you. thank you very much for this it is going to be a heck of a night next week. we appreciate you coming in to talk about it. >> a heck of a week this yeek because one of dow stock and one quarter of the s&p 500 reporting latest earnings will they give wall street a reason to be optimistic in october? we'll be right back.

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well stocks in brazil rallying on friday ahead of the election of a conservative president elect, up nearly 2%. so we're watching that prarkt a sharp rightward turn for country of brazil that affecting that market take a look at what's happening in this country with a turnaround it really in the last hour here. you have the dow and s&p and red earlier that is changed. now the dow is up 51 in premarket and tech heavy nasdaq is up 61 and three quarter apple

and facebook and stocks to change the story. we with get general motors and general electric are 57% of companies that have reported thus far have beaten on rev are knew that is down from the second quarter when the number w-7 2% so that is a narrative that we're certainly watch. let's show you the market close in asia. you can see here that -- the chinese market was down 2.2% the down 1% and one green arrow a third of a percent build-in in hong kong. xeared over to european market they opened up a little bit -- higher but now they're really kicking into gear. the footsie and cac 40 and dow all in the green so a good global market story to maria bartiromo this morning. >> turn around monday. >> a lot going on good morning ladies thank you very much. happy monday to you. i'm maria bartiromo thanks for joining us and it is monday

october 2th your top stories right now just before 6 a.m. own east coast investors looking to start the week on strong note take a look at where we stapgd with futures as you just heard dow industrials set to open about 50 points this morning a quarter of a percent higher and s&p 500 up 11 one-half of percent and nasdaq up 62 points right now up almost 1% this after major indices capped off volatile week with sharp declines dow and s&p 500 down better than 1% on friday alone. meanwhile nasdaq slide another 2% on friday. on heels of disappointing results from amazon and alphabet nasdaq in correction territory now that's down 10% from highs. global market this morning and up one and quarter percent and the dax index in germany up now and 160 point higher in germany. in asia lower at the close with exception of hong kong as you can see there