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adam shapiro's on that story in the newsroom, and i had john ledger on earlier, adam, and he was, wellines is wonderful and we stand behind him, but this new bid has some real meat, some teeth, doesn't it? >> yeah. the former president and co-chief executive officer as well as the co-chair, we're talking about mike has' diswho already has bout 8% of the company and has now filed with the sec indicating interest in at least acquiring enough shares to take back control of blackberry. the problem is that there's a november 4th deadline approaching by which time blackberry, which was soliciting bids, is going to close the books. you've got fairfax financial, no one's really confident that they can come up with the funding to close the deal that they first proposed. but what has been talking about and we talked about right here at 3:00 on monday, we talked with rob enderle about the potential to break blackberry apart. and there are companies, for instance, intel, that might be interested in partnering perhaps with a he novo or someone else who would want the blackberry deviccs because inte

meantime, adam shapiro. >> big turn around for microsoft, liz. earnings per share, 63 cents. street was expecting 54 cents. you heard at the program at 3:00. revenue, 18.53 billion. that is a beat. the street was expecting 17.79 billion. a reversal from the surprise in the previous quarter where they missed on both lines. they're reorganizing. they report devices, consumer revenue just from that, 7.68 billion. we'll get more. here is one of the statements from the report. robust sales drive consumer demand and broad based growth. liz: not bad. maybe steve ballmer should stay, david. david: not bad for the entire economy. microsoft is big enough that it can be viewed as a bellwether. if they're thinking demand will increase, let me throw this whack to scott. this is great news that the demand for microsoft products is growing. >> that is fantastic news. i would like to see also they will do with steve balmer. they separated devices and consumers from the commercial. they have done very well there. they have made a lost changes there that think the market's going to shrug off.

adam shapiro, why is the stock falling? >> i'm trying to go through the report. as you said 39 cents a share, that is a beat. so is 392 million when the street was expecting 382 million. the street was expecting 32 cents. i'm trying to find number of mobile subscriptions. i have to get back into the report to do that. david: premium subscription, 79.8 million. those are the premium subscriptions. this is up 61%. expectations were so high, perhaps they have gone too high. again we have an analyst coming up that says the stock is way overvalued. liz: quick mention their membership surpassed 259 million as growth increased into 3% year-over-year. i think -- 38% year-over-year. ad tam is right, adam you got the answer. >> fourth quarter guidance, revenue expected to range between 415 million, to 420 million that would be less than what the street was expecting for fourth quarter expectations which was 438 million. david: guidance hurt apple. apparently guidance what hertlinged inn as well. ron weiner, i want to go back to you for a second to talk about financials. bi

adam: i am adam shapiro. why this is just another case of washington crying wolf. eiterated he will not negotiate. byron dorgan on why no one is coming out of this a winner. adam: the biggest weekly hit since the lehman crisis. ceos are taking notice. lori: k.t. mcfarland joins us about why is now the time to keep our eye on the middle east. let's head to the floor of the new york stock exchange. we find lauren simonetti there. >> down. down about 220 points. down 11 of the last 14

[laughter] cheryl: rich edson, adam shapiro, sandra smith, ggys, thank you so much.. dennis: it was. yes. and unemployment in america undefined. we missed out on september's crucial jobs report because of how do we even proceed? and now november's data in jeopardy too. more on that fallout ahead. cheryl: and if you're in the market for a painting by andy warhol, here is your chance. legal troubles may force hedge fund manager steve cohen to auction off some of his art. we're going to have that story coming up next. >>> as we go to break, take a look at energy. interesting stuff. 102. 100 could happen soon, we'll find out. ♪ ♪ sometimes they just drop in. alwa obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with brder possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. cheryl: following one of the lead performers. airbus making some comments. by 2017, they will overtake boeing. they have 600 orders for 2014. if you are boeing, you have to be watching airbus. anyway, the stock is up five po

have a great weekend and we will ch >> i am adam shapiro and here is what is money to night. the government trade wreck may be close to an end but will anybody be left spee in the? and lawmakers climb to potential deal but if you think you have a good that maybe the men behind in all new study th who made neyoday? justhen you thought the n should -- could not shine and thbrighter polling away expectations again. en if they say it's not, %-adam: straight to the showwn ocapitol hill but saidn a way yohave not seen before that means the winners and losers for a house republicans ofred a new proposal to endthe shutdown and raise the debt ceiling that we're at a breaking point a w poll shows 60 percent of americans would fire every single member of congress you almost he to lau at at how ridiculoustseems that we're even at this point. so why not make a game of it? to the treasury and the international monetary fund and editor of "the wl street journal" editorial pagetheseuys know their stuff. thank you. we will break this down in the who wind up paying 310 million buthe appral rat

i am adam shapiro. lori: i am lori rothman. the dow is up 238 points right now. eport the details of a november 22 deadline. adam: jack lew tells lawmakers if they do not meet their responsibility, the markets and the economy could be deeply damaged. according to fortune senior editor, is kicking the can the right move? adam: the american dream burns. mike brenner will join us to talk about how the fiscal limbo is making it impossible to get his dream off the ground. lauren simonetti is on the loor of the new york stock exchange. >> this is an excellent day on wall street. the nasdaq is up a solid 2%. it is a winning day

adam shapiro is live in new yorn with the business. orning, adam. >> good morning, to you, wisdomm >>> let's start talking abouttal what we have been talking about, the government shutdown, and hod it's affecting the markets and we're starting to notice even more problems. pr >>> yeah, we are noticing more problems. you are right at the center of d.c. we saw the dow go down and close down, 300 negative points andpos i'm looking at futures at the fox business website.we it's not looking good. there's this belief on wallwa streerwallstreet that the last will do a deal, but what you arr hearing discussed louder than before, not only what if we we missed the deadline, what happens after we miss the deadline. right now futures are set for fo flat open, and we go down as congress continues the stalemate. >>> on another subject, let'sle talk about the student scam on instagram involving loans. lo how does this work. >> scammers posted fake instagram accounts to fannie mae. what they were promising the scammers, under a fake sally may account w

i'm adam shapiro in for liz claman. is the last hour of trading.lecting and a broad rally after a mostly down week for. detect and nasdaq is chilly the standout. the nasdaq stays above 3781 at the close, it will beef five straight gains of week. catamaran. facebook, yahoo, and best buy networks all in play. while investors are reading the fine print on the twitter ipo, many of the truly devouring shares of sandwich maker potbelly in its first day trading after going public. the stock soaring from its initial $14 per share to well over $30. where are we right now? check this out. $30.97. we will hear from the company's ceo. home builders' shares tumbling today presented to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. >> we are seeing the homebuilder's under pressure. for example, it accelerated selling. down three and a half%. down 3%. this on monday we have green arrows across the board. for talking about the fact, they have done a monthly survey. seeing a slow start. part of it is at least, fewer homes are available. we're seeing a pushed bac

here with the story and other fox news is adam shapiro. >> good morning. you want to check your credit card statement if you pay for adobe software. they stolen crypted d spsh spsh stole encrypted customers. they changed their pass words. older electric surge protectors in your house may be a fire hazard. snyder electric is recalling 15 million surge protectors because they could over heat. the safety consumer information got reports of those surge protectors over heating and some melting. 55 reports of melting and fire. they go under the brand name apc. the answer to the $1 million question this morning is pwpr that's the ticker symbol for twitter. it released it publically with twitter information. it doubled reaching $253 million. almost 90 percent from advertising. the number of monthly users jumped 40 percent to 215 million people who text 500 million messages daily. that's a lot of doing this, isn't it, guys? >> we know all about it. we are in that group. thank you so much, adam. >> coming up next, a dramatic highway shootout caught on an officer's d

have a great weekend and we will ch >> i am adam shapiro and here is what is money to night.de wreck may be close to an end but will anybody be left spee in the? and lawmakers climb to potential deal but if you think you have a good that maybe the men behind in all new study th who made neyoday? justhen you thought the n should -- could not shine and thbrighter polling away expectations again. en if they say it's not, it's always about mone

public, but first we want to get a check of the markets as day four offoo the shutdown begins, adam shapiro with fox business network joins us this morning. good morning, and happy friday, adam. >> happy friday, we're talkingng about happy friday but how isis day four of the shutdown having an impact on the markets? >> we saw a bit of a sell out, we saw a triple-digit sell out, s&p was down 15, and nasdaq was down 14. right now the futures arees indicating a positive open onon eastern when we start trading. we saw positive futures the the other day, and of course, we reversed the trajectory, europeu is mixed, the other big paris pa and london is trading up. the nikkei tokyo, has to do witi the government shutdown, and the people concerned with the united states, with the world's reserve currency. if we don't come up with a plan to pay our bills, a lot of investors are really worried. >>> twittetwitter is a step cloo going public? >> yes, yesterday afternoon we got their official filing, the i public information, how does $253 million in revenue in the first sixth months of the yearye sound

adam shapiro on the blackberry bidding blades and nicole petallides on the apple bounce.ackberry. good news. >> reporter: shares are up over three and a half%, trading just under $8. the fairfax offer, a lot of people don't think that will go through. the book value is far more than that. the reports, for instance, and sell, perhaps interested in acquiring with a partner blackberry. actually it was proposed. they could actually purchase blackberry. could make the devices. intel would have a platform for its chips along with that deep save technology which is light years ahead of other companies, especially when you get into government oriented business. he said once you have a company in play like this they try to have it settled. that would be the deal, within just a couple of months. anyone who picked up blackberry would be foolish to throw it away. he does not believe that blackberry will ever disappear. he thinks it is a strong brand and that it will live. there is potential billable would be interested in the intellectual property as they fight off patent infringemen

. >> i'm adam shapiro in for melissa francis. here is what is "money" tonight. >> i'm very optimistic. we reach, we will reach an agreement. it is reasonable in nature this week. >> i share his optimism. that we're going to get a result that will be acceptable to both sides. >> and don't hold your breath but could a deal finally truly be within reach? one senator on the budget committee joins us with reaction to the very latest developments happening as i'm talking to you right now. >>> plus, how bad are things for sac's steve cohen? he is selling some of the most valuable art on the planet. it is all the word on wall street. we've got the inside scoop. have a couple million? could you get a bargain. >> "who made money today." he could soon be new king of your tv. stay tuned to find out who it is. even when they say it is not it is always about money. adam: there is word crossing headlines that an actual deal will be president the to the republican conference in the senate at 11:00 a.m. hope is on the horizon that our elected off

today we are joined by an touch magazine's senior editor and our very own adam shapiro.ou for joining us. your next trip to the movies could be drastically different. big changes coming to a theater near you. new study shows that eating popcorn actually makes people immune to the advertising. some researchers say it may mean the end of selling popcorn or candy in movie theaters. i cannot imagine that movie theaters would give up all of that revenue. what do you think? this is her specialty. >> i cannot imagine that going into a movie and not having popcorn available. maybe if it never started to begin with, but have you changed? melissa: a psychological phenomenon. when you see something new work, you are silently saying the name inside your brain. your mouth is moving with popcorn, you're not doing that. >> to be crude, why aren't man running out and buying feminine hygiene products? and here is why. of law. melissa: second think of a really good reason why. >> one of the many problems. but they found was the mere fact of chewing interrupts what you just described. ther

adam shapiro on jpmorgan news that's breaking. >> that's right and this is coming from "the wall street journal." sources are telling the journal that freddie mac and fannie mae regulators getting ready to announce a 4 billion-dollar settlement with jpmorgan by the end of this afternoon. the agreement resolves the claims about quality of mortgages sold during the housing boom. that larger pact with the department of justice that is not expected to be completed with jpmorgan until next week but again the headline here, 4 billion-dollars settlement expected to be announced by the end of this afternoon. this is coming from sources within fannie mae and freddie mac, telling "the wall street journal." liz? liz: not really moving much beyond where we saw the closing value here at 52.77. adam, we'll keep that, we'll keep that up. let me get back to eric, excuse me i'm sorry i'm like this on the air. eric, i had to look so closely, continue with your thought exactly where you think the markets can go. >> we think stocks in general, you know, it is not going to be straight up. there will be some

. >> i'm adam shapiro in for melissa francis.timistic. we reach, we will reach an agreement. it is reasonable in nature this week. >> i share his optimism. that we're going to get a result that will be acceptable to both sides. >> and don't hold your breath but could a deal finally truly be within reach? one senator on the budget committee joins us with reaction to the very latest developments happening as i'm talking to you right now. >>> plus, how bad are things for sac's steve cohen? he is selling some of the most valuable art on the planet. it is all the word on wall street. we've got the inside

liz: we have to get adam shapiro right now. we have american express numbers. >> it's a healthy beat of the earnings per share $1.25. the street was expecting 1.22 dal. revenue 8.3 billion. the street was expecting 8.1 b in the second quarter card member spending was up 7:00% but in this quarter it was up with 12%. u.s. third quarter net income, 782 million. this is a pretty good report from them. from the ceo, despite uncertain environment we generated healthy increase in revenue and stronger card member spending across all regions this quarter. liz: he can say that but the stock is not doing too much at the moment as we see. it close to its closing value. just slightly higher. we'll be watch energy again. it's a widely-held stock. it's a dow component, beating top and bottom line. you rightly point out, card members looking healthy at moment of. david. david: todd what is encouraging about the american express report the revenue was a beat as well. very boosten we beat on the bottom line. not so on the top line. that shows pe

>> i am adam shapiro and here is what is money to night.eck may be close to an end but will anybody be left spee in the? and lawmakers climb to a potential deal but if you think you have a good that maybe to the men behind in all new study that who made money today? just when you thought the sun should -- could not shine and the brighter polling away expectations again. even if they say it's not, it's always about money.

adam: and i am adam shapiro.bring up a clean government funding bill. lori: all talk and no action. are americans done with it all? former senator scott brown on the job opening in d.c. and why he says everybody is to blame. adam: despite the hot air coming out of washington we cannot blame washington for this one. the latest from the fox weather center. lori: tv guide called the show one part antiques roadshow, part of l.a. ink and a -- of cops. we take a look with pawn stars. adam: we had to head over to the new york stock exchange and our own nicole petallides watching the doll with triple digit losses. nicole: we continue to see the market trending lower, that has been what we were seeing up to the government shutdown. a little bit of a pop starting the new month, the new corridor, and back to what we have been seeing, this nervousness, wait and see mode. it is a holding pattern. some of the serious investors say already made 15% of my money, they are taking their money out altogether. talk about the fact jus

adam: and i'm adam shapiro. the grand bargain is back.inking the debt limit and government shutdown into one big fiscal fight. oh, no, what could go wrong with that? lori: the latest threats still rattling wall street today, although off session lows at the moment as the treasury department warns default could lead to recession worse than we saw back in 2008. adam: if congress forces his hand, should the president just ignore the debt ceiling? the contrarian view from brookings fellow henry aaron. lori: and does the government shutdown have one of the largest is sectors of the economy slamming on the brakes? the american trucking association's ceo and former governor of kansas bill graves joins us with the good news and the bad news about the trucking industry. adam: right now we're going to head to the floor of the new york stock exchange. our oney coal petallides is there. the dow is down well over 100 points but not as low as it's been so far, right? >> reporter: that's right, adam and lori. we were at session lows earlier today, we've

adam: i am adam shapiro. the subsequent sluggish recovery. ops is undeniable. lori: how to step up and fill the void. what he calls a poor man's bank. adam: was the nsa monitoring angela merkel's phone? lori: it will take a big effort to fix obamacare. you know him as tvs hercules. adam: first, we want to chat markets. nicole petallides. nicole: the s&p 500 record high

adam: and i am adam shapiro.ersion of the standard ipad and ipad mini. also to entice holiday shoppers. lori: we will show you what apple needs to do to impress in an increasingly competitive market. adam: don't forget it is jobs tuesday and the delayed implement report shows slow job growth. in 140,000 jobs in september, far fewer than the 180,000 jobs added in august. lori: here with us at the top of the hour of how certain they should be with the jobs come in from demand for truck drivers. bureaucrats and salespeople. adam: first we want to see how the market is doing. we will head to the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, i saw ups hit a 52-week high today. maybe that has reversed. nicole: will watch a lot of the names related to the transportation index. we are going to talk about the bigger picture, looking at the dow, nasdaq and the s&p. some of the tech names have turned negative today while the dow still holding onto a gain of

adam: i am adam shapiro. lori: i am lori rothman. record-setting day for the s&p 500.ted. lpl financials chief market strategist says what he sees markets rising 5% this year and 10% next. one concerns are growing over puerto rico's debt. before you say this doesn't matter to me, oh, yes it does. but maybe a case of wolf in sheep clothing. lori: and buying stock in a professional athlete. 27-year-old houston texans running back arian foster may soon be up sale. adam: making your money back in 30 weeks. the producer of tony award-winning musical joins us this hour with how they did that. but first, a check of the market. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the s&p hitting new record highs. nicole: it really is great. everybody's making money with the 401(k) and ira.

i am adam shapiro. lori: i am lori rothman. good news, the government is reopened. from the next showdown in washington. less than four hours, that is all it took for the jury to clear market cuban on insider trading charges. lori: what can brown do for you? try to the printing. looking to print engineering parts, prototypes and models. adam: first, we want to get a check out markets. we saw some run-up yesterday. today, a little pullback. >> the s&p above all time high right now. adam: let me ask you about goldman sachs. do you buy the explanation? >> all of the banks have been a drag.

i am adam shapiro. lori: i am lori rothman. adam: good news for wall street.christine shortt is here on her boeing estimate. lori: progress on the -- narmian behravesh on why he is cutting his growth estimates. adam: the white house may strip the country of military and economic assistance. what the obama administration is saying about it now. lori: once again, welcome. let's head to the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. nicole: when we started the show, it was a negative territory, now it is and positive territory. what is interti

adam shapiro and lori rothman a of the latest in washington next on fox business. >> pretty much thess office staff. welcome, thanks for being here as ever. we can go right to questions because i have no announcements to make although i am sure i know what you are going to ask. >> reaction to the senate deal that was set today? >> the president believes that the bipartisan agreement announced by the leaders of the united states senate will reopen the government and remove the threat of economic brinksmanship that has already harmed middle-class families, american businesses and our country's economic standing in the world. the president applauds be peer read and minority leader mcconnell for working together to forge this compromise and encourages congress to act swiftly to end lists shutdown and protect the full faith and credit of the united states of america. >> that means he supports decisions that are included in that, opening the government? >> he does. he believes this agreement achieves what is necessary in terms of reopening the government and removing the threat of default

. >> i am adam shapiro with your fox business brief. mario draghi says the world expects the u.s.ed fiscal battle could cause, quote, severe damage. speaking at the economic club of new york he added there is agreement that provides less stability. duncan neiderauer says he fully expects to take over a deal with euro next by the intercontinental exchange to close on november 4th. the a$.2 billion merger would create the world's third largest exchange. st. louis the reserve bank president james brewer says the government's fiscal problems have, quote, change the odds on to bring. he says it looks lessslikely the fed will taper in october, citing the government shutdown, the debt db and lack of economic data. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. ashley: the housiig market could be a casualty of the shutdown war with the irs and fha with a skeleton staff, potential home buyers can't close any deals because it is going to take a while for all the paperwork to get through and is that going to close down the housing recovery along the way? jo

i'm adam shapiro in for liz claman. is the last hour of trading.. detect and nasdaq is chilly the standout. the nasdaq stays above 3781 at the close, it will beef five straight gains of week. catamaran. facebook, yahoo, and best buy networks all in play. while investors are reading the fine print on the twitter ipo, many of the truly devouring shares of sandwich maker potbelly in its first day trading after going public. the stock soaring from its

. ♪ ashley: i'm adam shapiro with your fox business brief.public offering in the next day or two, and could price the deal as soon as november 6. they hope the ipo will raise $1 billion. former apple ceo john scully is exploring a joint bid for blackberry with canadian partners. the toronto globe says he has declined to comment on the matter, but told the newspaper he has been a longtime blackberry fan and user. a key decision on whether detroit is eligible for bankruptcy protection is not likely before next month. a judge is setting a november 13 deadline for lawyers to file grief for the trial that begins this week. the judg judgments aside of they is broke and whether it negotiated in faith with creditors before filing for bankruptcy protection. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. ashley: a quarter on till, time for stocks. alan valadez joins us now. is this a good thing washington is so confused about this website they cannot screw anything else up and we are back trading on fundamentals? >> w

last our exclusive interview adam shapiro had the attorney on.say. >> is taken position from the beginning that this case wasn't worth the paper it was printed on. every level from the beginning, they wouldn't listen to us one bit. tracy: fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. ashley: is it all publicity? >> i agree entirely with what mr. cuban's lawyer just said. it is unfortunate the government can do this. the government suffers no sanction. if i were to sue both of you and there was no basis for it in a court were to find it frivolous, the court could order me to pay your legal bills. that happens everywhere in federal court in the country except when the government brings the case. the court does not order the government to pay legal bills for frivolous prosecution. this is the prosecution of a civil case which is very interesting because the sec usually brings criminal charges. but they had a much higher level of proof. you have to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, 90% likelihood the person did it. in a civil case yo

adam shapiro spoke with the company's ceo. >> they are talking about some very big positives.ce sales. last year it was 28 million. they are very optimistic about that. >> we had to go back to 2002 when we had such a late thanksgiving. it squeezes down the time. that consumers have to do their shopping. it creates a little bit of a crunch. cyber monday will be up to probably 32 million packages. we will be busy this year. tracy: you end up paying more for shipping than the actual product. ashley: you are not alone. >> the one problem for ups, you just alluded to it, revenue. ups was slightly off. down 1.1%. asia is five. asia is such a big player in all of this. ashley: 34 million packages they are estimating on december 16. 28 million the year before. that is a huge jump. >> you see the big e-commerce numbers jumping up. amazon.com, e-commerce is just ramping up. tracy: i get a little tingle when the ups truck shows up. i love it. ashley: i am sure that you do. >> get her out of this segment quick. save her. tracy: billionaire mark cuban has been cleared of insider trading ch

>> i am adam shapiro, a consumer sentiment fell to its lowest level since january.d 75.2 from seventy-six.8 in september. it is the third straight month of declining consumer sentiment. and for $500 million the unit makes plastic, synthetic fabric, plans to divest $1.5 million over the last 12 months. in england shares of royal mail, the british postal cerus surged on the first day of trading on the london stock exchange. a controversial idea of argued shares will be priced too cheaply retaining 30% stake in royal masse. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the b jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's wor we strive for e moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. galzoom has helped start over 1 million binesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a wr

. ♪ adam: i am adam shapiro with your fox business brief.ut the government bailout of aig while he is in office. hank greenberg is suing the government alleging the bailout was unconstitutional. jury deliberations are underway against mark cuban could general motors will build a chevrolet impala next year that runs on both natural gas and gasoline. it will be the only full-size car that can run on both. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. ♪ tracy: 90 bids until the close. we were just talking about the banks. jpmorgan, bank of america. sandra smith. sandra: you have to at this point. the u.s. dollar is typically seen as the safe investment globally. we are seeing a risk off trade. we did see the u.s. dollar pass against most global currencies. hitting a three week high. it is pretty much neutralized right now. looking for more information. more developments from washington. basically responding to currency. the latest developments out of washington are near-term positive for the u.s. dollar. the

♪ >> i'm adam shapiro with your fox business brief.ted to potentially replace microsoft ceo steve ballmer. "wall street journal" report oracle president mark hurd is among the you'd side candidates. he was head of hewlett-packard but left in 2010 after allegations improper behavior includeing a sexual harrassment complaint. >>> amtrak said it carry ad record number of passengers, 30.6 million riders in the year-ending september 30th. this despite service interruptions when superstorm sandy hit the northeast corridor last october. >>> lockheed martin announce ad five-year contract with the united states army valued potentially as much as $4.1 billion. lockheed will provide satellite and terrestrial communications equipment to army's global battlefield operations. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. tracy: breaking news. we have to catch you up on the latest headlines out of d.c. because if you blink you miss something. we're about 15 minutes away from a meeting at the white house between pr

i'm adam shapiro. ashley: i'm ashley webster.ts adding to the gains of their best day of the year yesterday. while everybody's working for the weekend lawmakers in washington will be working through the weekend trying to hammer out a deal. byron york will be joining with us up sight to the gop strategy and why he is warning that talks could easily fall apart. adam: shutdown and shut out. trying to get into a life-saving clinical drug trial. forget it. we'll talk about the impact of the fda being closed with a accord today therapeutics ceo ron cohen in an he can exclusive. ashley: to and threw, why the netflix emmy-award-winning show, "house of cards" will fold after two season. >> time to check stocks with nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. major averages are accually building on some gains, aren't they? >> couple of points away from the session highs on the dow jones industrials. so yes, they absolutely are. nasdaq up 3:00 quarters of a percent and, s&p 500, 1701. you notice that? 1701. the s&p 500 is

adam: i'm adam shapiro with your fox business reef.y is a of a closed-door meeting between president obama. ceos for mastercard, visa and bank of america are among those in attendance. joining efforts between industry and the administration to develop cyber security framework on the agenda. consumer confidence plunged to its lowest level since march. index fell to 71.2 in october from a revised 80.2 in september. they found confidence deteriorated considerably as a result of the partial government shutdown and debt ceiling crisis. retail sales fell last month for the first time since march. sales came in one-tenth of a percent lower in august when they were expected to rise one-tenth. sales up 4 tenths along with expectations. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. dagen: baggage. i say it with a scowl on my face. lugging around the airport, paying high fees to the airlines. one odd but never came up with a company that picks up your bags for you and gets them to your destination ahead of tim

. ♪ >> reporter: i'm adam shapiro with your fox business brief.ts newest performance center in san bernardino, california. governor jerry brown joined county officials at the warehouse opening more than 1400 full-time employees and been hired. nasdaq is blaming it for human error for today's good spirit the scene said problems disseminating the value on nasdaq 100 nasdaq composite. frozen for nearly one hour. it resumes. roughly 1245 eastern time. ralph lauren says the 2014 and a big uniforms it will provide for u.s. athletes will be made in the united states. the company was criticized during the 2012 london olympics when it was learned the opening ceremony uniforms worn by u.s. olympians were made in china for. as a lettuce and the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. ♪ ashley: home prices on the rise in august despite facing those headlines from higher mortgage rates. the s and pk sylmar home price index jumping over 12% from the year before. highest annual increase in over seven years. joining me now, the s&p index committee

. ♪ ♪ >> i'm adam shapiro with your fox business brief.orld's largest banks over the libor interest rate scandal claiming in a federal lawsuit it suffered an estimated $800 million in damages from spanks that allegedly -- from banks that allegedly manipulated the bench mark rate. this holiday season will be the weakest for retailers since 2008, morgan stanley expects consumer confidence to remain low. users of the ultra book are complaining the laptop smells like cat urahn or a cat litter box. dell won't say the cause of the odor but assures users it poses no health has art and that -- hazard. that's the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. ashley: breaking news for you, a government official just announcing their adding experts from three major tech companies to work on the problems around the health care dot golf went site, the obamacare web site. rich edson joining us now with the latest from d.c. what took so long? >> reporter: they're calling in google and red hat, this is coming from the administrati

robinson adam shapiro solo homer. hitting much, but hitting enough. mike napoli off verlander. boston won and lead two games to one. >>> world cup qualifying so longer, u.s. is in and they're taking on panama. the u.s. trailing 2-1. injury time. the header in stoppage play they call it. that took the life out of panama. moments later, johansson scored for the americans, giving us a victory over panama and giving mexico an unexpected reprieve. they can still get into the world cup thanks to us. >>> daredevil biker in utah. take a look. kelly mccray making history. he's now the only rider to back flip over a 72-foot canyon gap. unfortunately, his daring move wasn't enough to land him the top spot in the competition. he took second. >>> coming up on radio, allen west, martha mccallum and so much more on the fox news radio app and everywhere else. here is elisabeth hasselbeck. >> thanks, brian. this past weekend issues auburn university crowned its 100th homecoming queen. >> miss homecoming is molly ann dudman. >> but it'

house years, in addition to elaine and leon and put gordon adams and jim collin berger, leann brackett, kiki mclean, sally katzen, rob shapiromike or fee, paul weinstein, alan oaks, and others but i also want to acknowledge josh got bombed, the u.s. pension benefit guaranty corp. at it. and so now to elaine. [laughter] i have known elaine for 20 years, almost exactly 20 years. i want to acknowledge her husband who also was in a previous lifetime, a tremendous public servant running the ex-im bank, and their daughter-in-law, christi, who is here, and elaine sister, joan ciulla. but elaine is by all odds one of the most talent -- talented people that it ever worked with, and whether it's in the sphere of governance or in politics, she is just truly outstanding, and everybody who has worked with her nose that. and to the powers that be at brookings, congratulations in wooing her away from being a professor at harvard and establishing this important center. i'm going to talk in a moment about why i think this is unusually significant and important. it truly is. it's hard work. but there is literally no one in the world who under