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into the future. ♪ ♪ ♪ ashley: and it's almost midday on this black friday, i'm ashley webster, it iswe're looking at a sea of green on this black friday. the dow jones industrial average and the s&p 500 are poised, hoe hum, for their eighth consecutive week of gains. the beat dose on, and this would be the longest winning streak for the dow in almost three years and the s&p, almost ten years. the nasdaq on track for its third week of gains, and the russell 2000 on the verge of four consecutive winning weeks. and as you might expect, investors are paying very close attention to black friday sales and the number of people braving frigid temperatures this much of the country to that much up those early deals. there they are waving. their insane. speaking of deals, who's seeing the most holiday shoppers, we've got you covered from coast to coast. robert gray live from carson, california, and rich edson down the street in times square here this new york city. rich, let's start with you. i know you've been busy today helping shoppers find their way around store. i think they believe you wo

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ashley: good evening, i am ashley webster itonight for lou dobbs.the busiest travel day of america of the year. mother nature is doing her best to make things difficult. 40 million americans are expected to be traveling at some point today where their thanksgiving dinner destinations and a majorwinter storm packing the snow and ice and wind already complicating a day that normally sees packed trains in airline terminals. major delaysbeing reported at most of the airports in the northeast corridor. washington dc, philadelphia, new york, and boston. heavy winds and gusts up to 50 miles per hour, closing delays with theripple effect of 250 flight cancellations and up to 5000 flights across the nation. it's a mess out ther snow blanketing parts of the midwest, making car travel treacherous. stretching into the upper appellations in western new york, a foot of snow falling down. parts of pennsylvania as well, the potential for more snow in western new york. storm related accidents being blamed for several that comment seven or eight chilly thanksgiving d

i'm ashley webster internet for lou dobbs.ving more potentially devastating news regarding his controversial health care law. the supreme court announcing that obamacare is back on the docket, and the question of whether or not the president's signature law and -- in fringes of religious freedom will be decided. announcing today a bill will take up the dispute of the u.s. businesses claiming religious objections over the laws contraception mandate. that issue has divided the lower courts, oklahoma city based

i'm ashley webster sitting in tonight for lou dobbs.eekend on the iranian nuclear program. it is a deal that has angered members of both parties and some of our closest allies in the middle east. the six month agreement calls for lighter sanctions on tape to allowing them to recoup nearly $7 billion in frozen assets while only pausing their uranium enrichment program without dismantling a single centrifuge. israel's prime minister been to manage and yahoo predictably calling that deal

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ashley: good evening, i am ashley webster itonight for lou dobbs.el day of america of the year. mother nature is doing her best to make things difficult. 40 million americans are expected to be traveling at some point today where their thanksgiving dinner destinations and a majorwinter storm packing the snow and ice and wind already complicating a day that normally sees packed trains in airline terminals. major delaysbeing reported at most of the airports in the northeast corridor.

i'm ashley webster sitting in tonight for lou dobbs. secretary of state ring a deal over the weekend on the iranian nuclear program. it is aeal that has angered members of both parties and some of our closest allies in the middle east. the six month agreement calls for lighter sanctions on tape to allowing them to recoup nearly $7 billion in frozen assets while only pausing their uranium enrichment program without dismantling a single centrifuge. israel's prime minister been to manage and yahoo predictly calling that deal a historic mistake. saudi arabia has reportedly vowed to strike out on its own if peron comes closer to developing a nuclear weapon. republicans and docrats alike blasting the deal and threatening to put a harsh new sanctions on iran despite objections of the white house. that vote could come as early as chief western correspondent to is chosen at the white house with a report. >> defending the nuclear deal the u.s. and its allies glanced over the weekend with ron. >> we cannot commit ourselves to an analyst -- endless

ashley: ion ashley webster. tracy: tracy byrnes. double americans use of drugs so you can make money on all that. ashley: concierge medicine for the middle class and give us a tweet. would you fet have a doctor on call? your responses coming up. tracy: digging on potbelly shares. shares are soaring, jumping ahead on how you can make money in a restaurant sectors. ashley: your cellphone's microphone tattooed on your neck. google has a patent for it. that and more on this cannot miss our of markets now. tracy: we should have our id tattoo to our foreheads. we have breaking news right now, peter barnes on the federal budget. >> the budget deficit fell to $92 billion, to $120 billion deficit. the government posted in october. this is the first month for fiscal 2014 and this report continues to pattern of shrinking deficits because of tax increases at the beginning of the year and sequester spending cuts that cut government spending this year. the treasury department does not comment on how the 16 day government shutdown may have affecte

i'm ashley webster internet for lou dobbs.sident obama receiving more potentially devastating news regarding his controversial health care law. the supreme court announcing that obamacare is back on the docket, and the question of whether or not the president's signature law and -- in fringes of religious freedom will be decided. announcing today a bill will take up the dispute of the u.s. businesses claiming religious objections over the laws contraception mandate. that issue has divided the lower courts, oklahoma city based arts and crafts chain hobby lobby winning its appeal in pennsylvan based losing. the supreme court will consider both cases with the ruling coming as early as march. that announcement following another dose of bad news for obamacare. the administration reluctantly saying today tha the website is fixed and may not be complete by the self-appointed deadline of november 30th. that means millions of americans can still expects delays, outage commands which is come december. president obama pulling out all the

ashley: i'm ashley webster. phone conversations would be allowed on planes? tweet us. cheryl: 80 is the new 60 when it comes to retirement that is the projection for working americans. we'll talk about how you retire younger than 80 with ubs's managing director. >> i hope so. the geeks are out early as microsoft's xbox one hit the store shelves taking onnsony's new playstation 4. cheryl: and 50 years ago, today, the dow closing at 711. air fares, new york to washington, $15. and a president was struck down. we'll be live in dallas as ceremonies are happening all around the world actually to remember the day john f kennedy our 30 fifth president, was assassinated. >>> first the top of the hour and time for stocks now. let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we do this every 15 minutes. i guess this is the day after we hit 16,000. nice to see it holding. >> it sure is. you know what? we set a record of our own today. yesterday was a record, 16,000, first time we closed above 16,0

ashley: i'm ashley webster. listeningening in on fed chief n bernanke and successor janet yellen.om the release of all-important minutes from the fed's last meeting. was there new talk of tapering? people want to know. cheryl: jcpenney posting down right horrible earnings this morning. our twitter question, will penney's survive after christmas? we'll have an analyst coming up. ashley: less than 24 hours he sat down with an exclusive interview with president obama. he is here to talk to us, washington bureau chief jerry seib is with us behind the headlines. cheryl: coming up in tech minute. you don't want to miss this one, a cow herding robot. that is coming up in "markets now." a moving hour. ashley: pun intended. robots taking over everything but not peter barnes. go to the fed with peter barnes. peter. >> watching stronger job creation before deciding to tapering $85 billion a month in the bond purchases. these are the minutes have the last fed policy meeting end of last october when it decided not to taper to continue the 85 billion a month in purchases. minutes say, quote, ma

tracy byrnes and ashley webster up next here on fox business. i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: i'm ashley webster. chasing chase. jpmorgan chase and ceo jamie dimon apparently about to forgo a $13 billion. it would be the largest settlement ever to the justice department. we look at the banking giant's future straight ahead. tracy: and will obamacare be the grinch that stole christmas? we'll tell you why walmart is really concerned that the health insurance mess will cut into its bottom line. we want to get your view as well. so tweet us. >> google turning to giant snow globes, yes, you heard me right, snow globes complete with fake snow to sweeten its bottom line this holiday season. we'll forecast those results in tech minute. tracy: just bizarre. paging dr. robot. speaking of bizarre. in tomorrow's business today, a robot that allows doctors to beam themselves into hospitals. that and much more ahead on this can't-miss hour of markets now. ashley: impressive. looks creepy but we'll get to that later. let's get to nicole petallides on floor of the new

ashley: welcome back, everybody, i'm ashley webster. >> i'm tracy byrnes. 00 for first time ever and bulls are running. s&p 500 hit a record high. nasdaq composite at 13-year record. ashley: so our twitter question of the day, with major market averages yes, at these highs, is it time to pull money off the table? tweet us. our panel with advice on what you should do to keep your 401(k) and your portfolio safe and your responses are next. tracy: how about this? buy a luxury home and get a rolls-royce, for free. has the upscale housing market gotten this bad or out of whack? we'll ask the ceo of douglas elliman real estate next. ashley: the ffl threatens to pull games like this off the broadcast tv. dennis kneale has the coverage ahead. tracy: this is crazy. french fry machine that takes on the world's cooks. you can not miss this one. so much for skinny america. that much more onth hour of "markets now." ashley: sign me up. tracy: exactly. we have more coverage of the record-setting markets. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange, sandra smith

ashley: and i'm ashley webster. the dow searching for direction and headed thanksgiving.rly, taking profits of the table ahead of the holiday, but we are open for business. watching these final two hours of trading. keep it right here. tracy: i love it. and speaking of prying eyes, we will help you get to granma. we are live at o'hare and in the fox weather center tracking the storm and, of course, the corresponding delays. ashley: plus m are you buying more this black friday that last year? your responses and our expert guest with the sales predictions commng up and just moments. tracy: the white house asking people not to use the obamacare website, even if it is fixed by this weekend. you don't want to miss this. this is comedy. you cannot miss this hour of markets now. the top of the hour, time for stocks, as they do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. let's go back a little bit. up, down. >> reporter: that has really been the action of light. we have had days with the dow the changed ten times. recently it was almost 40 times in one day.

ashley: i am ashley webster. thanksgiving, and nor'easter hitting on the busiest travel day of the year. many airlines already waiving fees to reschedule or canceled flights. we are live with up-to-the-minute coverage to help your travel plans. tracy: online gambling legal in my home state, new jersey, beginning today. how heavily taxed is it going to be. that is the biggest question. tweet us your answers all that next. ashley: raising the roof on housing, house prices take the biggest gain in seven years. if you are buying or selling. tracy: in tomorrow's business, when the deal is not such a deal, gerri willis is here with a dirty little shock in -- we have that and more. ashley: top of the hour, we do this every 15 minutes. the dow and the nasdaq on track for four straight days, record highs. >> when you come to me every 15 minutes the last time i was on i charge you another new high before the nasdaq composite hitting 4,021. we are right around that level, still holding on to selling gains, 26 points, 3/4%.

ashley: i'm ashley webster. away from president obama's live comments as the democratic-controlled senate votes for the so-called "nuclear option", changing filibuster rules. we'll have the president's statement live in just a few minutes. cheryl: yes. a major step forward in janet yellen's nomination process as fed chief, she has been approved in committee but rand paul says he will filibuster when it comes before the full senate. how will senate vote play into that decision? peter barnes with that side of the story. ashley: is getting married good for your financial health? reports suggest that obamacare contains a marriage penalty. would you consider living in sin to save on insurance? that is not very romantic. tweet us on that story. rich edson coming up. cheryl: government unloading the stake in general motors. good for the car company but who is left holding the bag? the taxpayer. liz macdonald on the billions it will cost all of you. ashley: they went around the world paying only in bitcoins. austin and

ashley: i'm ashley webster. big problems for small biz.siness confidence gauge hiting a seven-month low. what needs to be done to improve optimism? tweet us your responses that will be coming up. tracy: plus our exclusive interview with national federation of business chief economist bill dunkelberg. he will tell us what he is hearing. ashley: flying toward a deal. u.s. airlines and american airlines settle with the government to create the world's biggest airline. what does it mean for flyers and stockholders. that is just ahead. tracy: why can't they just get along. facebook and twitter are fighting for the same audience. our next guest says there is plenty of room for both of them but -- ashley: warnings you need to hear before logging on to the online banking site. that and much more ahead in this can't-miss hour of "markets now." tracy: that is scary. i bank online. ashley: i do too. i say most. many, people people do. tracy: agreed. time for stocks with nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the dow is down 61

ashley: i'm ashley webster of the she could soon be the most powerful woman in the world. nators. >> talking about me? ashley: not you. second. and we're all over it of course with reaction from d.c. and wall street and main street. tracy: president obama makes an about-face on health care, allowing americans to keep their old insurance plans if they want to. we are live inside the beltway with reaction on that. ashley: gutsy or plain stupid? snap chat's 23-year-old founder rejecting facebook's 3 billion-dollar buyout offer. we'll examine that story. give us a tweet. we'll have your responses coming up. tracy: i think i will go with stupid. plus in tech minute, this is a very cool table, if you could see this, cirrus 113 listeners can't, a 3-d table that instantly recreates three dimensional objects. we have all that. >> i don't know how that works. all right, so let's get to the big story or one of the busy knew days today. she could soon arguably be the world's most powerful woman but janet yellen is first on the congressional hot seat as they weigh her nomination to repl

ashley: i'm ashley webster. hanging up on blackberry.he company is forced to kill a plan to sell itself and goes on to replace the ceo. the stock as you an see is down. our twitter question for the day, is it time for blackberry to call it a day? tweet us your response ahead. tracy: demand so high for twitter's ipo on thursday the company is actually upping the price of the offering. we have an ipo czar with us today. david menlow on whether or not it is the right move. ashley: follow the bouncing bluebird. charlie gasparino coming moments ago from the scene of the justice department news conference and whether seesteve cohen can rebuild after the his sac capital is forced to pay the largest insider trading settlement ever. we have all the breaking news and we're all over it. tracy: that can't be good. time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the market is not doing a whole heck of a lot, nicole, isn't it? >> as you noted not too far off the unchanged line. the friday's mon

ashley: i'm ashley webster. keeping your 401(k) safe with markets all-time high.ks. with mom-and-pop getting back in, is it time for to you get out? hmmm. tweet us. debates and responses coming up in just moments. >> hashtag, how low will it go? twitter trading earlier below $40 a share. ahead we have a branding expert who says the successful debut of the social network stock on nyse is a really big blow to the nasdaq. ashley: in tech minute, curves are in but were they really out? working on the next generation iphone. we'll fill you in on all the details. tracy: on a serious note. is a national disgrace, 750,000 veterans looking for jobs still. we have a former vet who has solid tips on how to employment if you're one of them. all that and more on this veterans day edition of "markets now." ashley: time for stocks. let's go down to nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange, with the dow inching ever so slightly higher, nicole. >> with these moves we could be posting record closes again of the we may not break through the intraday record highs. th

ashley webster magically appears. >> lost a little bit of steam at the end here lori: mayor my-jeremythe he sees 10 to 15% to the upside. nicole what is the latest. >> let me give what you is going on here. the dow jones industrial record high today. of the we broke 16,000. s&p, 1800. kick it off with tesla. that is a name to watch. that is 200-dollar stock. this month down 25%. >> facebook shares declining today on concern that the social network popularity among younger users is fading right? >> right >> wunderlich had downgrade. [closing bell ringing] >> we were up the 16,000 level. more than psychological than anything else. up on the day on the dow but lower. underneath the 16,000 mark as you can see. looking at numbers lori: let's get to the front page headlines. new york fed president bill dudley feels more optimist i can about the recovery. as growth picks up he expects to see substantial improvement in labor market conditions. that probably adding to late session selling today. >> exactly. homebuilder confidence stablizing in november after falling two straight months. nation

ashley: i'm ashley webster. the obamacare mess.e executives to sell his about face while mitt romney charges mr. obama was knowingly dishonest about people keeping their policies. do you agree with him? tweet us. we're all over this story next. tracy: just in time for a holiday shopping. sony's latest playstation 4 on store shelves today. microsoft's xbox comes out just one week from now. we'll put them both to the test. ashley: in tech minute, for the man and women who have everything, not so fast. get this, a 6,000-dollars b-day. tracy: what do you do with a bedat, i want to know ? i'm not getting into that. tracy: sipping wine while going to school? we'll toast to that. windows on the world wine school. you do not want to miss that. ashley: boy a little bit of everything in there. first top of the hour. time for a look at stocks. get straight down to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole? >> you're not wrong, this is a show i don't want to miss all hour. also worth noting, folks, you have a record

ashley: i am ashley webster., new data from the bureau of labor statistics, payrolls increased in 34 states, florida lead with the most new jobs followed by california and north carolina and nevada had highest jobless rate in october. sony announced it will make more motion pictures and shift more profitable television production and operating tv networks. sony will trim its movie releases from 23 year to 18. the studio identifying $250 million in cost cuts. no vargas -- novartis will allocate capital for higher dividends and topical acquisitions. they announced 2.3% of the stock. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. cheryl: becoming the brokers of tomorrow at our next guest says changing the way you find places to rent in your area, apartment seekers, an easy way to find affordable units from the ease of their smart phone. there is an apps for that. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me in. cheryl: in a great neighborhood in manhattan or los angeles, log o

ashley: ashley webster with your fox business brief. $4 billion, 75 lawsuits over defective plants. the new york times says the plan could be announced in coming days after court approval. johnson and johnson declining to comment. in seattle 20,000 boeing machinists are voting on the 3-year contract offer forward on the jet program. boeing says its contract is rejected its threat to move the work to another state is, quote, not a bluff. washington state approve $9 billion in tax incentives to blank this week. the treasury $1.2 million of general motors shares. of $29.5 billion bailout in 2009, it has recovered $37.2 trillion. the latest from the fox business network, stay tuned. let cheryl: roscoe joining me, you have some stocks that are certainly on your radar. i want to bring it to our viewers radar right now and start with game stop. you save this is accused huge christmas play. was dealing game stop? >> the refresh cycle is just beginning. we haven't had a council of greater in eight years. the new x box 1 is a phenomenal product,

ashley: i am ashley webster. territory as the nasdaq hits a 13 year high, so will there be a santa rally? are you buying in or not? coming up next. tracy: just in time for the busiest travel time of the year. the weather outside beyond the frightful. an nor'easter could make it a nightmare of a day for much of the country. ashley: plus, why now? walmart getting a new ceo for the holidays. we will be asking if the timing just before the busy holiday rush is just a little strange. tracy: videogame wars, the xbox and playstation sellout in their first weekend. those stories and much more in the next hour of "markets now." ashley: are you getting in or not, your answers would appear on the bottom of the screen. tracy: we have you covered with an all-star panel. liz macdonald here on set. we will get things started with nicole. nicole: you are seeing the dow here for the first time ever, so a monumental day on wall street not only because the dow is hitting record highs, but the nasdaq composite above 4000 for the fir

. >> i'm ashley webster with your fox business brief.ys says the u.s. will be the world's leading oil producer by the year 2015 that would put the u.s. ahead of russia and saudi arabia. the shale oil boom in texas and north dakota has reversed the decline in u.s. oil output. >>> small business sentiment falling to a seven-month low last month. the national federation of independent twist optimism index dropped to 91.6 in october, down from september's 93.9 reading. business owners are worried that the partial government shutdown would weigh on sales. >>> bank customers are doing more online banking but most want banks to keep ranch offices open. according to a accenture survey,0% say they will visit bank branches as much or more a year from now. that's latest from the fox business, giving you the power to prosper. s are always learnine to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local

ashley: i am ashley webster, the bankruptcy judge approving the department of justice antitrust settlementhem to exit bankruptcy and close on the merger which americans a plans to repeat on december 9th. weekly jobless claims fell by 10,000 to 316,000. the estimate was the 330,000 the prior week also revised slightly higher by 3,000 to 326,000 the jobless claims of falling six of seven weeks and consumer sentiment rose in november to 719.1 away from the 73.2 reading. thompson reuters university of michigan index fell 12 americans, the economy improving, low income households are still concerned about job gains. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. dennis: consumer is getting a break and turkey prices. let's head to the spring of its of the cme. still frozen turkey down $0.03, fresh turkey prices down 2. >> everything is cause to celebrate but national turkey federation is not happy with it. prices should be lower than they are today because the cost of corn has gone down. one reason we are not seeing prices fall is those turkeys we are buying ou

>> i'm ashley webster with your fox business brief.the remaining 31.1 million shares of general motors owned by the u.s. government by the end of the year. since the government $50 billion gm bailout back in 2009 treasury says it has recovered about $38.4 billion the treasury currently holds 2.2% of gm shares. medical device maker has adopted a poison pill strategy to protect itself from hostile takeover. this after activist investor carl icahn disclosed 12.63% stake in the company. google is launching a prepaid debit card, consumers can use that card to access funds stored in their google wallet account, atm and devices wherever mastercard is accepted. that is a very latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. cheryl: it might be good to pack your patience of the plant to fly this thanksgiving holiday. one in five flights have already been delayed. bad news for 2.5 million travelers heading to airports for the holidays. travelocity senior editor courtney scott. travel is up, bookings are up, prices are up? th

. >> i'm adam shapiro if for ashley webster.may take further easing measures tomorrow tracy: someone taking responsibility in her testimony on capitol hill. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius says the website experience has been quote, unacceptable and she is responsible, unquote. >> understatement. obamacare a key factor in the virginia governor's race almost costing democrat terry mcauliffe the election. should democrats be worried in future elections? it is our twitter question today. tweet us your thoughts. your responses are coming up. tracy: and instant competitor? billionaire carlos slim 610 million-dollar investment in an app hopes will rival instagram. we'll have details in tech minute. adam: forward. press on. tracy: but it is top of the hour. time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes, go down to the nicole petallides on floor of the exchange. up 115, good day, nicole. >> we really improved with the markets. dow jones industrials as you noted, 115 points to the upside, and s&p up one-third of 1% at 1

ashley: i'm ashley webster. as markets look for direction, gas prices are heading south.g under $3 a gallon. we'll head to the cme to find out how low they can go. tracy: less than 48 hours from the expected start to twitter trading. the social media darling poised to price its ipo at a valuation that makes it more expensive than facebook, inc. we're joined by an early backer of facebook and linkedin, david zee from gray lock partners and what he says twitter needs to be focusing on. ashley: forget "ghostbusters." google is to the rescue. we have google's video based health service from the downward dog to the grip on your 9-iron. there is a joke in there somewhere. tracy: somewhere. ashley: don't do it. of the time for stocks, looking for direction. let's go to nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. stocks climbing back you could say from session lows i guess. >> the dow was down 117 points. the s&p 500 managed to hold that 1755 narc. so that is reassuring for the bulls if you're long this market. we're watching the 10-year bond as that gains momentum

ashley: i'm ashley webster with your fox business brief.filed paperwork to go public in late september and is fitted to a price range that offer as early as this week to raise up to $2 billion. the number of americans who signed contract to buy previously owned homes fell in october for the fifth straight month. national association of realtors say this pending home sales index slipped by six-tenths of a percent. that is the lowest reading since december 2012. and stay tuned to fox business. tomorrow peter barnes will be sitting down with former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan. don't miss that. the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. dennis: brick and mortar stores are hoping the skies and roads stay clear for the kickoff of the holiday shopping season. that is not looking so good, but nothing much an an issue for online retailers. adobe expecting strong cyber sales this season with or without bad weather. joining me now with the details, thank you for being with us, brad. tell us, what do you guys