adam schapiro joining us live, thank you. we always appreciate it. fox business network, adam and others, log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >>> it is now 46 minutes after the top of the hour. are you like this, heather, in the morning? >> yes, before i even see it. >> hm-mmm. nope. >> not getting up. say good-bye to the sleep guidelines you thought you knew about. why science says we have got it all wrong. and the democrats make their pitches on the debate stage, but what did the voters think? >> i actually missed donald trump. i can't believe it. >> wait until you hear what they have to say about hillary. >>> but first, let's check in with brian to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> hey, how are you doing? you caught me by surprised. over the next three hours, eric trump is live on his dad's campaign. he's going to see if he's, in fact, the favorite. we'll have the answer and we'll find out who the vp for donald likely will be. and will his dad and others get to the cnbc debate because of the duration? >>> and heraldo is here. he has

juliet: adam schapiro is here. good morning. >> good morning to both of you. if you have netflix, you are okay for one more year. different plants that you can choose on netflix. $8.99 a month to $9.99 a month. you did not get the price increase for another year. anyone signing up, that is a different story. it will cost you $9.99. you can cancel it anytime. you still get the first month yesterday when they announced the increase in the price, the stock soared. juliet: i love netflix. television. a big impact on the industry. juliet: good to see you, adam. you can catch him on fox business. ben: if you are unsure where to find fox business in your area, simply log into fox business.com. juliet: and channel finder. ben: that increase will show up on bills next month. the increase is part of an i can remember when my whole cell phone bill was like $37 a month. the call quality was amazing. ben: she wants her clamshell phone back. mike: in rose gold. >> it is here. ben: she has not set it up yet. check back with her in february. mike: a quick preview on what is h

ben: joining us now is adam schapiro. >> good morning. i am very happy about this. the tlc commission will vote on a lemonade thing taxi tv. they started putting these things into cabs in 2006. you cannot turn it off. the volume button never works. if you are caught in traffic, you just want to bash the darn thing. it was supposed to bring in all kinds of money and revenue. they will replace it with cell phone and tablet leaders so that credit card. ben: i have to say, i have mastered the off button. i have to tell you, it is really annoying. now, the first thing that you see is the commercial. greg: >> just put up the weather. that is it. if they remove the thing, it will be at the cost of the medallion owner. >> we have a happy birthday shout out to do. look at this gorgeous girl. haley is, it is her birthday. we would like to wish her well. tell her happy birthday. >> happy birthday. a nice day yesterday. will it be as nice today. mike: look at crybaby ben simmoneau. okay. that is a peaceful background. if you are missing some fall color, head to central park. he

juliet: joining us now is adam schapiro. >> reporter: good morning. the first airline to have free they will make that commitment by fall 2016. finished the service on all of their aircraft. if you're going to be flying jetblue, you'll most likely be getting some free wi-fi service. if you want to of great, you will pay for it. to upgrade, you'd be downloading stuff. downloading at 30000 feet does not work so great sometimes. free wife or -- free wi-fi. five dollars-$20 for wi-fi on the flight. depending on where you are and how long of a flight it will be. juliet: that sounds great. ben: adam on the fox business network. go to fox business.com. juliet: / channel finder. mike: some weather. it will feel a little bit cooler than what it was yesterday. another cold front on its way for us tomorrow. maybe a quick little shower. over the weekend, we have a blast of chilly air. the ready for that. a cool fall weekend. let's bring in ines. see what is slowing you down here. so far, it does not look so bad. traffic jammed up on the expressway. everyone on th

consumer reports ranked the most reliable cars and a man who loves cars, adam schapiro from fox businesss morning. >> reporter: you know me well. good morning to you and everybody. this is the first time the reliability study was done completely online, and 740,000 owner responses were used to compile the list of most and least reliable cars. among the most reliable, luxus topped the brand followed by toyota, audi, buick, hyundai, and mini. the least reliable brands, infinity, cadillac, ram, jeep, and at the bottom? fiat. ford moved up to no. 17 in reliability from 23rd last year, and the new f-150 scored above average. one big shock was that tesla motd e s luxury electric cars which testers called the best car they have driven, well 1400 owner responses, they disagreed as the owners listed problems with the tesla charging equipment, poorly built cars with squeaks and leaks and issues with the drive train. consumer reports no longer recommends the model s. new transmissions are causing problems for several car manufacturers. including fiat chrysler, ford, accura and nissan receiving comp

. >>> and adam schapiro from our sister network, fox business, is here to break it down for us with theood morning. decisions, decisions, decisions. the tech folks at the "new york times" crunched the numbers. in the past, all of us signed add two-year contract and the monthly cell phone bill included the cost of leasing the phone and at the end of the that contract, we could buy the phone or upgrade. now we can buy the phone up front or pay monthly installments with options for early upgrades. at the ends of the deal own the phone. that's called leasing to own. right now, a new apple iphone 6 with 64 gig of memory will cost you $750. leasing the phone will cost you $450 a year at at&t. $425 a year at verizon, $321 a year at sprint and $425 a year at t-mobile. these are average numbers. but here is the bottom line. if you lease and upgrade every year, you'll wind up paying more over the long-term than if you bought the phone, held on to it for a few years and sold it when you purchased a new phone. leasing allows you the flexibility and the monthly costs are pretty low. buying the front