here's liz claman. liz: the low of the session 345 points to the downside for the dow. just a brutal day for the bulls, but we begin with breaking news. we're watching the significant sell-off, a stunning reversal after yesterday's across-the-board rally as investors run for the exits. but first carl icahn delivering on promise of quote, an interesting message for apple ceo tim cook. in an open letter to the company that came out today in the wake of his tweet yesterday. the billionaire investor urged mr. cook to accelerate share repurchasing or buybacks saying the stock is worth twice current market value. but with apple's big product unveil, the iphone 6, in the rearview mirror. is the $203 price share that carl icahn says is what it's worth, is that justified? joining me now, charlie gasparino and on the phone, carl icahn himself as well as his son brett icahn, all of the men signed the open ended letter signed to tim cook, welcome to all of you. charlie is going to start. >> the market is down over 300 right now. are we in a correction, or we're in one of these funk

liz claman is all over that and show you what's driving the trade as we sink deeper into the last houruntdown" starts right now. liz: thank you, melissa. and starbucks down about a percent, thanks winter. melissa, more important than ever to stay with us, investors are pushing the sell button sending the major averages down just around 1% each. look at dow 30, just coca-cola moving higher, the rest in the red. wait! there's another side to every market story. we're talking to some of the smartest stock guys around who say the market is oversold. all that red on the screen means now is the time to get in while too many people are being stupid and selling. >>> breaking news on on twitter. this happened just in the last half hour. the social media giants poking the u.s. government in the eye. twitter filed a lawsuit against the federal government. we'll tell you why, but if it means anything to

i want to bring in liz claman, she is a big interview coming up. icahn, the billionaire investor calling into the program but only charlie gasparino knows the best questions to ask him. he and i will be double teaming carl icahn on the push for apple again. wasn't it enough the first time around? the stock is barely moving up a third of a percent on a very tough market day. coming up in just a few minutes. we are watching the market extraordinarily close the every step of the way. we are off the lows down 345 points for the dow jones industrial. still triple digits, but the point being every step of the way, and whole bunch of trading floors in the next hour to tell you what to do, how to do it, which ones to buy, which ones to shed. see you at the top of the hour. liz: a car lovers dream, live at hershey pennsylvania. where some of the most stunning cars ever made are up for grabs. a huge bill after they allowed this rush to happen. this into how they managed to raise the cash. you can never have too much money in this case especially. so i can rea

let's check in with liz claman and see what she has coming up. ave much more on the breaking news. experienced as what is being described as an anomaly. there may be a crash. here is a chopper shot of what we do. to see. the virgin the lactic plane has experience and am not normally according to the company that put out a report. we are talking a lot lately about space. you are looking at the mohave desert where at least a piece of the plane, virgin galactic, has come down. we will be getting those to you at the very top of the hour. you mentioned the rally, melissa. we will be focusing on that. we are just days away from the midterm elections. a company that says we are ready to be the match.com of politics. they are right there. they match you up with canada to align with your beliefs and feelings. these are so cool. so much more and again, we won't much will much more as soon as it becomes available. a crash for virgin galactic space craft. stay tuned. melissa: russia agrees before temperatures plunge. one device will unlock all your doors for

liz claman with what is coming up. ng every tech and we are very close to session lows. this is an extremely important final hour. today in particular if you look at stocks, you can see a broad-based selloff going on meaning nearly every sector and every stock moving slightly lower today although any stock related to ebola is jumping at the moment and that is what we have to tell you. one company has enough for certain number of people but not enough for all of you. the ceo is rushing to new york and will be in the studio with me to talk about how quickly and what it would take to ramp up production of the drugs they are making. jumping 7% bucking all the trends of what is happening. it is not just ebola dragging this market down. melissa was just telling about how closely isis fighters are right now to baghdad. what if the airport in baghdad were to fall? the fighting is 5 miles away. we have larry diamond to talk about that and so much more. melissa: thank you so much. what's today's selloff means for the rest of the

. >> we have our own liz claman you to give us a preview of what is to come in the next hour. liz: we are keeping that live eye on what happened in hong kong, they made all kinds of demands. nothing happened, these protesters have not gotten any positive reaction for what is going on with the chinese government. is not the hong kong authorities calling the shots here, is the chinese government. we're coming back to you because this is very important to the financial stability of the entire globe. we talked on monday to the guy who is the ceo of the company that runs fire chad, open garden ceo, this is that apps that enables your smart phone to become daisy chains with anybody in the near vicinity of you and it has been down loaded. last we spoke to him was 100,000, now we know is beyond 250,000 times. he is on the ground in hong kong. we are looking at the smart money but if you were to simply follow the investments of very smart people and one of the smartest is bill gates, look where he is putting his money. we have the ceo of the company, it is not a real neat, bill gates ha

countdown with liz claman starts right now. tant hour, enough to make your head spin. stocks plunging again at the open, and itts not even halloween heee. the dow tumbling another 206 points. listen, everything turned around though, again. but then again and again. 62 times the dow has crossed the unchanged mark today. right now stocks have reversed, just three minutes ago when i was talking to melissa the dow was higher. it has now moved another 70 points to the downside by down 52 on heavy volume. why? we have rapid-fire developments on ebola, schools in two statee closinn on fears of a possible link to the

let's check in with liz claman to see what she's got coming up. u, i'm having so much fun look at what these charts are showing you. yes, we are looking at a dow up nearly 300 points. it is a solid day for the bulls who are charging ahead right now as we go forward the closing bell. guess what, though? you need to be very careful when you are picking names, and we have andy bremer along with barry james of james advantage funds, they are going to give you their muster money madness picks. you have o'hare -- andy's is fascinating. andy's got a name that has a 7% yield. it is very easy to purchase, and it looks like a real solid play as do james as well, so we're looking at all of those and much more. >>> plus, the cruise industry. everybody started wondering what would happen with ebola. well, guess what? we have adam goldstein. he runs this ship and the company that runs that ship. it is going to be fascinating to hear about royal caribbean cruise as they beat on eps. missed slightly on revenues but, china, china, china. don't forget, as you see th

market is up 36 points, there is no one better to take you through the last hour of trading than liz claman and "countdown" starts right now. liz: very interesting, right now looking at a considerable rebound at this hour. green on the screen. the new highs are getting made minute-by-minute with less than 60 minutes to go in the trading day. we've got every tick of the market. also dark clouds are roiling over hong kong. that midnight deadline imposed by pro democracy demonstrators. you see them live on the screen. they demanded that cy leung resign. the guy in charge of the app that all those protesters are using to build their fight, he's with us live. talk about picking higher and higher. people are using that thing at exponential rates. >>> oil goes thud below $90 a barrel and look at the screen, in a stunning move, oil like the markets turned tail jumping higher in just the last half hour. we're well above $91 a barrel. the potential impact for both oil company stocks and what you pay at gas pump, get you a closer look in just a minute. >>> food start-up, bill gates, biz stone from twi

countdown with liz claman starts right now. liz: take a look at the dow. higher.from the all time record close. this is the leader for the dow 30. the most famous athlete on the planet. king james. taking on the new york knicks. th

into the last hour of trading let's check in with liz claman and see what is coming up on her show. arkets charging ahead, just a beautiful day and for once it is a real surprise that good news is being taken as good news. there's a lot of fear that the fed will ramp up its calendar and start raising rates but a lot of this as you know has to do with that great headline number of jobs creation, but dig bit deeper, you guys were talking about it. the labour participation rate, one man at the obama administration who has the answer, what are they doing to fix the path that so many people have dropped out of the work force, thomas perez is the labor secretary. coming up he is with me live and i will ask him the question what does he see coming up the last couple months of this year. whar will the real hiring be? where should you be looking for a job? we are looking at so much more. game stop, everybody thinks they are just selling games. some of the biggest sales are coming from your old i phone trade in. what a future business and suddenly they are almost like a consultant to at&t. gam

"countdown" with liz claman starts right now. liz: can they fix mine? >> sure. liz: it's been a while since we said this, here it goes, corporate earnings to the rescue. eureka! so far at this minute, you are in stocks, you're making money right now with major averages all rally more than 1% on the backs of pretty nice earnings results. from the likes of caterpillar and comcast and as you, the investor, bet on the american consumer sending a wave of names like these on your screen, home depot, dominos pizza, dr. pepper and more to record highs. does the rally continue to roll? >>> and that brand new smart ship, is it a new course for royal caribbean. shares up 60%, sliding today by only 3%. the ceo adam goldstein here to talk about whether he's worries about the chinese consumer. what about ebola? is that in the rearview mirror? yes, if you ever take a cruise, you know you've thought about that lately. we know, yes, that china is big, how usual is it to u.s. corporate profits? mark zuckerberg just learned mandarin. will it set a new standard for american compani

both your picks on facebook.com/liz claman. great to have you both.ts charging ahead, thanks to mark and bob. we love you guys, thanks so much. 17,369. the russell on a tear at the moment. the russell jumping 1.5%. up 17 points. the s&p better by 21. we have the closing bell ringing in five minutes. this fantastic record setting rally, do not turn away, anything could happen in the final hour of trade. and we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of mojave desert in california. one pilot airlifted to the hospital. we will update his condition. we have one fatality. we will hear from a space expert and author as the privatization of space forges and lurches with stops and starts, ahead. 3rd and 3. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kind that capitalizes on diversity across the credit spectrum and gets exposure to frontier and emerging markets. if you convert 4-quarter p/e of the s&p 500, its yield is doing a lot better... if you've had to

countdown with liz claman starts right now. liz: take a look at the dow. higher. we are less than 100 points away from the all time record close. this is the leader for the dow 30. the most famous athlete on the planet. king james. taking on the new york knicks. the first home game of the season. telling us what the return of lebron leaves for his business and his city. a new fallout for one of the nastiest divorces to have wall street. food allegations against one of its top bankers. let's start the countdown. ♪ liz: good afternoon, everybody. the u.s. is on the right track. ♪ liz: that is right. the grave broadway musical has this song perfectly written. they all seem to be pushing the market and to record territory. headline number one of 3.5%. the dow is responsible for some 135 points. sliding oil prices at a three-week high. it brings us to this question. what is not to love? let's get right to the floor show. nicole petallides is on the new york stock gained. jo ling kent on the visa story. nicole: we always have this back and forth action. i think volatili

book this year, liz claman. welcome to the program, glad you are with us. very frustrated. the market goes up 200 points it is the fed. the market goes down 300, it is the fed. does .200, it is the fed. what are you supposed to make of this? liz: listen when they open their mouth of the cause like it or not they are moving the markets. today you could set your vcr and four of them, giving speeches to date, one already happened at 9:00 a.m. but everybody from charles foster philadelphia, entered george kansas city, richard fisher from dallas all giving speeches and these people who when they speak is not so much there can speech because they're very tight on what they say but the q&a after when journalists and economists get at them and that gets disseminated. stuart: when you are making my point. these comments from fed governors every day, market up, market down. is that what investing in the stock market is about? >> it should be about what companies that doing but right now in this window of time it is all about interest rates. stuart: has been about thi

hand it over to liz claman. "countdown" starts right now. a, the situation is fluid, as the heart of the canadian government comes under attack, we begin with breaking news. as we speak, fbi offices are raising alert posture after the two fatal shootings in ottawa, ontario, the capital of canada. shortly before 10:00 a.m. two, gunmen jumped out of a toyota corolla. the license plates removed from the car, they began shooting. one of them did, at the national war memorial, near parliament hill as you can see, and a soldier guarding the memorial was shot and killed. they headed to parliament mayhem.

"countdown" with liz claman starts right now. liz: if you care about your money, you cannot miss what we are about to tell you. right now with one hour to go. we're not going to sugar coat what we are seeing, there is a broad-based sell-off. even the safest names packaged up in the dow 30 are down. all 30 stocks, including the safe ones, ibm, exxon mobil, procter & gamble, travelers, everybody is losing right now. investors appear to be rattled by risk around the world. first one single case of ebola scaring investors in the united states. but add to that the massive protests in hong kong, paralyzing parts of that city, and now there is word the demonstrators may be preparing a brand-new tactic, but don't count out iraq. the airport in danger at this hour. we're tracking the market moving stories as well as every single take of the u.s. indices. let's start "countdown." on a day like today when the dow jones industrials is down 245 points, barely off the lose of the session. very important to not just talk technicals or fundamenta

countdown with liz claman starts right now. liz: this is an important hour, enough to make your head spin. stocks plunging again at the open, and itts not even halloween heee. the dow tumbling another 206 points. listen, everything turned around though, again. but then again and again. 62 times the dow has crossed the unchanged mark today. right now stocks have reversed, just three minutes ago when i was talking to melissa the dow was higher. it has now moved another 70 points to the downside by down 52 on heavy volume. why? we have rapid-fire developments on ebola, schools in two statee closinn on fears of a possible link to the patient amber vinson who took hat weekend trip to cleveland. and a hospital at yale new haven con firming it has a patient with ebola-like symptoms. meanwhile, that hearing here in washington, d.c. just with regard up as the nation's top health officials face some -@strong criticism on capitol hl about the early response or lack thereof to this deadly disease. did they do anything in the last couple of

hand it over to liz claman. "countdown" starts right now. liz: melissa, the situation is fluid, as the heart of the canadian government comes under attack, we begin with breaking news. as we speak, fbi offices are raising alert posture after the two fatal shootings in ottawa, ontario, the capital of canada. shortly before 10:00 a.m. two, gunmen jumped out of a toyota corolla. the license plates removed from the car, they began shooting. one of them did, at the national war memorial, near parliament hill as you can see, and a soldier guarding the memorial was shot and killed. they headed to parliament mayhem. one gunman at least got inside the parliament. i was just reading this off the website of the toronto sun, alberta minister was inside, he saw the gunman running toward him. he ran outside and dove behind a parked car, amazingly survived. a former royal canadian mounty killed that gunman. still unsure, as we said the situation fluid, the entire city on lockdown. this comes just days after a joint intelligence bulletin warning military and

liz claman is here to tell us what is coming up in her our. above a 200 day moving average. do you chase them? precisely at the time where the average investor gets caught in a trap. we have two supersmart money managers. j kaplan and catherine would. they both have totally different ways of investing. one will definitely sit with you no matter what. they say do not chase what looks to be a rally. chase other things. burritos beading burgers. we will take on the mcdonald's chipolte battle here. which one is better for your portfolio. stay tuned. melissa: the winner of the lays potato chip contest. was that the vinegar. can you imagine that? $1 million or 1% of the sales. whichever is larger. what do you think will be larger? i have no interest in that. i guess i am the only one. we've got spirit. yes we do. we've got spirit. how about you? a haunted town is up for sale just for your halloween party. you can never have too much "money." ♪ hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorr

hi, i'm charles payne in for liz claman. two day fed meeting. markets have a lot to digest and contempt. how dd we play it? let's get right to the floor show. we have the traders at the new york stock exchange and the cmi group and the imaximum. chris robinson, and peter. let's go with you doreen. what's everybody waiting on right now? was there a symptom of anxiety down there? >> not so much anxiety. just kind of quiet. most people are waiting for the feds on wednesday and we want to see what kind of news we'llth out of them again. you never know what they will do chavment over the last few weeks the pendulum said we'll hold off to qe they'll go with that, but they'll give us better language. what's the consensus now? they'll o ahead with the qe and get rid of that, but the language will be bifnt enough to make us think teal go into 2016. >> everyone is looking at no sooner than the end of this year. anything sooner than that will have a negative affect. people are watching oil3 right now. that seems to be the topic everybody is talking about.

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stuart varney, and liz claman anchor of countdown to the closing bell.untdown was great today. >> let me tell you something, does my hair look wind blown? we had the wind machines on watching the market start off really really well which is when stuart comes on the air. in the final hour, we got even better numbers, people were waiting on facebook earnings. the e earnings pictures actually looked good. >> is that what it was. >> earnings and the president came out and said nothing bad about ebola. he came out, interrupted the show and nothing really awful about ebola came out. so the markets just took off. >> you are not buying it. >> i respectfully disagree with my good friend and colleagues right here. no, no, no. this is the election. the republicans look like they are going to sweep the senate, investors love that because it might be a turning point for economic policy. finally we may get the government off our back. we may expand private enterprise. profits go up and that stock market goes up. >> is that what happens -- >> yes. >> and you know i'm g

liz claman and "countdown" starts right now. liz: lower 460 points, melissa. a slight comeback, breaking news, sell-offs the past few days but nothing like this. the dow jones industrial average at the moment down 274. this, as we receive word of another u.s. ebola case coupled with lousy economic data and a global slowdown. at session lows, the dow precipitously fell 460 points early in the day when the session opened. down 370, came back and started to fall worse. worst intra-day drop in more than three years. all of the major averages are shedding percentage points. about half a percent for the russell, but everybody else down more than 1%. the dow industrials hammered the hardest down 1.75%. and the market turmoil sending the volatility index surging, going the complete opposite direction. up at 27.4. remember the days of 14? that is a three-year high. investors are fleeing to safety, not in the ways that you think. gold up a mere $5.60? this is a number that on many other days if the dollar weren't as strong as it is, it would spike about $30. where do yo

let's check in with liz claman and see wishy as coming. liz: scott and i disagree all the time. send me one. let's get to the markets because as we head into this hour, will we see some settling down of all the dramatic moving of the markets? we are down, it could turn around. you mentioned on your show we were up as much as 100 points earlier today. coming up we are hours away from the new changes at u.s. airports about trying to screen people for ebola. you talked about it, this ridiculous hazmat situation where someone claimed they had ebola as a joke. coming of the virus hunter from ucla will be joining us, professor of epidemiology. she has just gone back from the congo. egos deep into the jungles and tries to find the origins of these diseases. she will calm us down or were yes, hear what she has to say from the horse's mouth and as you travel you are wondering about the safety of all of it, just relax and think about >> in. a fox business exclusive, a massive snowball fight ended in melting and warming the between park city unveil resorts'. we have the veil resorts ceo, t

liz claman and "countdown" starts right now. liz: lower 460 points, melissa. a slight comeback, breaking news, sell-offs the past few days but nothing like this. the dow jones industrial average at the moment down 274. this, as we receive word of another u.s. ebola case coupled with lousy economic data and a global slowdown. at session lows, the dow precipitously fell 460 points early in the day when the session opened. down 370, came back and started to fall worse. worst intra-day drop in more than three years. all of the major averages are shedding percentage points. about half a percent for the russell, but

liz claman is all over that and show you what's driving the trade as we sink deeper into the last hour of trading. "countdown" starts right now. liz: thank you, melissa. and starbucks down about a percent, thanks winter. melissa, more important than ever to stay with us, investors are pushing the sell button sending the major averages down just around 1% each. look at dow 30, just coca-cola moving higher, the rest in the red. wait! there's another side to every market story. we're talking to some of the smartest stock guys around who say the market is oversold. all that red on the screen means now is the time to get in while too many people are being stupid and selling. >>> breaking news on on twitter. this happened just in the last half hour. the social media giants poking the u.s. government in the eye. twitter filed a lawsuit against the federal government. we'll tell you why, but if it means anything to you, twitter stock is moving higher right now, jumping 1.75%. and the evolution of godaddy.com, the web domain name and company that made its name with risque super bowl ads featuri

let's check in with liz claman and see what she's got coming up. liz: melissa, guess what?ility, perfect then to ask the man who won the nobel prize in economics for volatility. and guess what? he is not concerned about what he just saw. his name is professor robert engel over at the nyu stern school. he's going to be joining me in a fox business exclusive to tell me the three things he is very concerned about. amazingly, one of them, none of them is volatility. but the others are very important. we will also ask him about the new relaxation rules of the mortgage world, he has to say about that. i think it's fascinating for anyone who owns a house, wants to buy or sell a house. isn't that all of us? and, of course, we're waiting on apple, so how does that apple pay work? top of the hour we're going to talk about apple, show the stock, but then we are going to be speaking with pete par l of marble. he has the iphone 6, and he is going to demonstrate right here, live, how apple pay works. some 200,000 stores across the nation have signed up for i've been hearing from boutique

let's check in with liz claman and see what she has coming up on the show. know this, but i'm going to tell our viewers, we are 14 minutes away from a news conference that the cdc is about to give with tom frieden. he, of course, is the doctor who's in charge over there. he is the director. he is going to be updating the united states, and we will be carrying this, on how prepared we are or are not for ebola. and then right after that we have the surgeon general, the former surgeon general, dr. richard car moanny, he will be joining us. he's got some very specific opinions on travel to and from the affected regions in africa and what we should be doing. he will also be joined by a doctor who's the infectious diseases society doctor. he has some very, very pointed thoughts on the cost of what our nation faces in dealing with just one single ebola patient. so all of that playing into the psychology. we saw it yesterday, exactly one hour from the time we are right now is when the markets started to tank yesterday. so we're keeping our eye on the clock. we're al

let's check in with liz claman to see what she's got coming up. the markets broking lower, they have just identified the nurse at texas health presbyterian who has contracted the ebola virus. was she or wasn't she wearing the appropriate gear? we're talking about those hazmat suits, or was it just a glove and a mask and a coat? listen, we the harvard school health of public policy head, he has what he thinks is the best idea of how anyone showing signs of ebola in america should be treated. it involves training the smallest number of people to just four spots around the nation. what does he say about this latest news that it was not necessarily the most experienced nurse? she was just 26 years old, is just 26 years old and dealing with this. plus, there is a brand new thing called a robotic bartender. we have shown this to you because it's on a royal caribbean ship. but look how it is dealing with glass and glasses. it's very interesting here. we have got the guy who's in charge of the mit lab that created this thing. could this eventually be an id

our liz claman of what she has to come. >> of course, we are following any developments with ebola becauseould argue it's keeping a cap on what could be a slightly better market at the moment. we're pretty flat right now. but we're also watching something as we head into the jaws of the nba season. an unbelievable deal. this is a nine-year deal that the nba has struck with disney for an unbelievable amount. $24 billion. we love commerce, we love capitalism. who will get that cost past down to them. what will it mean to the players, the owners, the fans, will your prices of tickets go up or will they be kept down because, of course, the nba will be linebacker getting so much researcher. we're talking to jim gray, and, of course, brad. it's a huge business deal. it spreads to other sports other than basketball. how many times have you been in that one dead spot for your cell phone while you travel on your commute. how is it possible that i crews ship floating hundreds of miles away thanks to low range satellite gets perfect i have with. we've got the company, steve collar is the ceo he has o

. >> that's all we have, here's liz claman. >> i love lemurs and i love california, i'm from there, too. you need us. >>> call it comeback friday, the bulls stampeding at this hour. all the major indices are moving higher with the dow up 211 points, close to the highs of the session, up 224. we're watching the russell and small and mid caps. the economy pushing down the unemployment rate to 5.9%. that is the lowest in six years, but not all sunshine and rainbows. we're about to hear from labor secretary thomas perez. too soon to celebrate considering one piece of the jobs report pie tastes awful. >>> and the mother of all hack attacks. we now know that the cyberattack on jpmorgan affected 76 million of you watching. charlie gasparino out front on this story. wait until you hear what charlie found out today. let's start thedown. -- the "countdown." . >> okay, if you're in stocks on this friday, you're making money because of that jobs report. amid the positive news, there is major concern about that portion of the labor report that still looks very ugly. what is the administration doing

joining us now liz claman with a preview of what's to come in the final hour of trading. almost made it. what a week. anything can happen so we need everybody to stay and watch their money in this final hour. -@because we're up triple digits this is one of the best days if not the best day for stocks in the entire year of 2014. so what are the smartest on wall street and in the money world doing before they leave for the weekend? robert, chief strategist investments is oing to be joining me live at the top of the hour. he has a whole bunch of things that he's working and advising them.lients he's one of the most respected people on the street. and we've got him right here on fox business. listen, when it comes to that apple iphone, it's an absolute winner. but being able to fill orders quickly is just as important or if you can't fill it just as bad as not getting orders at all. is an disk is down right now. they do provide flash memory for these phones. they have had quarter after quarter of real wins. what happened this time arouud? they did miss on a couple of metrics

. >>> liz claman joins us, i hear you have a very big interview coming up. ally do. you've been talking about the president, we are minutes away from president obama about to make some sort of statement on ebola, we don't know what that is. could be extremely important, stay tuned. we will bring that to you. of course, there was some breaking news this afternoon about at&t and the federal trade commission filing a lawsuit saying there was a bit of a bait and switch and that they weren't very honest with their customers. the stock has lost must much ofs gains that it had earlier today, but still slightly higher. why are we comparing it to t-mobile u.s.? because the it's the david versus the goliath. that man right there, john ledger, ledger and liz in the 3 p.m. eastern show. wait until you hear about what he says has been his extreme success. they did miss on earnings, but they have gotten so many more subs, subscribers. how did they do it, and what's their next big trick up their sleeves? plus, we've got the company that proves mcdonald's isn't just doing po

i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman. our top story beside the market is the topic of ebola. for the ebola one doctor is virus, just a short distance from here, he's in new york's bellevue hospital on the east side of manhattan. his fiancee quarantined at that same hospital. the two of the doctor's friends are monitored. we've got the story covered from every angle including market reaction, which as melissa mentioned, the markets are looking okay right now. rich edson standing by on capitol hill. lawmakers grilling about the response there. and nicole petallides tracking the markets which are closely following any developments. rich, to you first and the hearings on capitol hill. the second hearing on the topic. >> yeah, especially as the centers for disease control changed guidelines as two dallas nurses contracted ebola. officials say both are now ebola free. one discharged and is meeting with president obama, across town, lawmakers question why the government failed to offer stronger guidelines to protect the dallas nurses, as they treated ebola patient and charged offici

liz claman here to give us a sneak-peek. >> we're on it. will be working it, down here probably in a few minutes to get you updated on that because apple of course is a huge part of the s&p. look at the stock market right now. absolutely loving the flock of doves that was released on it from minutes just one hour ago when you began your show, melissa. we have the man who has the inside track to the fed, jon hilsenrath of "the wall street journal." what does he think they really meant when they chewed the fat and discuss how they verbalize what happens next to keep rates low for a reasonability amount of time? >>> there is no place like iphone? wait until you hear about the stunning real estate transaction in detroit! that home, we have the real estate agent who made it happen. how his phone is ringing off the hook right now, melissa. we have the realty flow broker. fox business exclusive. this story is going viral right now because he had a client who wanted to trade in a house for an iphone. we'll tell you what happened. now what kind of c

melissa: heading into the last hour of trading, let's check in with liz claman and see what she's goting up on her fine program. >> why is the market down? why is anybody surprised that qe was ending, melissa? there must be something else bringing the dow industrials down 50 points. what is it? michael cox, former federal reserve economist and jack kaplan, 66 billion in assets at bmo, not to mention brian westbury of first trust, the chief economist. that i have ideas and will comment when the fed will tighten rates and why did alan greenspan say at a dinner last night, wait, i'll tell you what alan greenspan said. we have the red hat ceo, talk about a growth company that years after being founded, you and i covered them years ago, melissa. profits and revenue up 19% year-over-year, stock jumping 32% and taking on oracle and amazon and a whole bunch of companies when it comes to trying to create a cloud opportunity for everybody. >>> plus the wall street banker involved in probably one of the most salacious sex scandals. charlie gasparino on the talk of wall street, which bank he work

you can watch me and liz claman and 4:00 p.m. eastern time. big day.ese auto parts supplier heading to court in miami, four deaths are blamed on a faulty air bags that they may, it million cars recalled in a class-action suit. jeff flock is in chicago for more on this. jeff: class action lawsuit hearing in miami today, their meeting with nixon in d.c. with regulators and a lot of questions about whether regulators have done enough about this because there is some evidence the company knew about this as far back as 2001. if this is true based on the number of recalls this could make the way gm handled its faulty ignition problem look like they did a good job with it. under a lot of fire right now. this is mainly honda vehicles. they with the largest consumer of these airbags. just so you know what we're talking about the air bag is a very sophisticated piece of equipment in a car. it has to essentially inflate in milliseconds and there is evidence that these things have been inflating and exploding the canisters and essentially doing a shrapnel wound on

should be $203 per share, $1, it was up in a down market. 3:00 this afternoon charlie gasparino, liz clamanwn to the closing bill this network today. let's take a brief pause, we have a real star with us today. you know who he is. as soon as we put him on camera you will know who he is. his name is grade norm in and he is here next to me. terrific to have you on the show. what is with a chain saw accident in the hand? >> is still numb from here to here. my mic to get it in. if i can do it myself i'd do it. stuart: but you still play golf and you can still play golf 100%. >> we don't know yet. i had my swing in the gym the other day, just winging it, light weight golf club and it feels different. have to build up a lot of the muscle that was torn away, the chains on does a good job. stuart: i got free form by the way. >> might be up there. stuart: you are a walking conglomerate. we never had anyone on the show who is so successful in so many areas, you do wine, golf course design, you have a clothing line, but real-estate? anything else? >> we are in the beef business, what else would we be