i am cheryl casone, welcome to cashin' in. >> we have wayne, and johnathon and lori . john, and joining us is emit. and welcome to all of you . lori, i want to start with you. they are planning to create cities that are private in honduras. this will save us money. >> the united states is going broke. we are watching one city after another going bankrupt and politicians not reigning in the spending . cities are losing funding from the state as well as the federal government. why in the bring in private enterprise. they have all of the carb and they can maintain levels of risk. gost is notorous for running business badly. >> what do you think. you think it is making them private. >> you am see a privatization waive in america. they are weighing in on the tol road and airports and turn into a private sector option. that's going to happen because of the budget. cities get 41 percent half of the revenue from the state. >> the state gets 36 percent from the government. the cities in san bernardino they are firing school crossing guards because they don't have the money. >>

number one business block continues with cheryl casone yecashin' in. government is the only thing we all belong tompt we are in different churchs and clubs and we are together as part of our city, county or state. >> the government is the only thing we all belong to. that is a video from the democratic national convention said. now a new push to getet government out of our lives by privatizing entire cities. this will save taxpayers from big government spending. i am cheryl casone, welcome to cashin' in. >> we have wayne, and johnathon and lori . john, and joining us is emit. and welcome to all of you . lori, i want to start with you. they are planning to create cities that are private in honduras. this will save us money. >> the united states is going broke. we are watching one city after another going bankrupt and politicians not reigning in the spending . cities are losing funding from the state as well as the federal government. why in the bring in private enterprise. they have all of the carb and they can maintain levels of risk. gost is notorous

well, hello, i'm cheryl casone. welcome it "cashin' in". we have wayne rogers, jonathan, tracy burns, john, and joining us this week, sally cohen is with us. welcome. tracy, you say this talk of nations coming together to rescue europe is bad for taxpayers in this country. >> cheryl, this whole kumbaya stuff is expensive. we send money to the imf, they send it to europe. is anybody in europe paying attention to the austerity measures? no. everyone keeps saying he did it. no one takes any blame for anything anymore, including here at home. we keep bailing our own selves out. it has to stop or no one is going to fix anything. why should you when you just expect the check is coming in the mail. >> should we be bailing out europe, in fact, because what happens over there keeps killing our markets here. it's been nothing but problems for two years. >> the problem with europe started by greece, they lied about their debt, they never had that 3% level you're supposed to have to get in the e.u. so they don't have anything to go back to. and right n

back to cheryl casone. cheryl: thank you very much. appreciate it. retail space grows so does the fight over online sales taxes. required to charge state sales tax like brick and mortar stores. they're threatening american jobs and on for norship. the ceo of the international council of shopping centers. this argument has been going on for a long time. many stores are showrooms for amazon but this is the system. how can you argue? >> where we are is we cannot go through another holiday season between brick and mortar retailers and that your play out of state online retailers and -- cheryl: if it drives consumption it serve as the economy. >> absolutely right. ticket drive the assumption and creates jobs is good for the economy but what is not fair is apparent price inequity because the out-of-state retailers are not required to collect sales taxes even though the consumer -- cheryl: amazon has a distribution center in florida which they do, that is jobs in florida. >> if amazon has a nexus in a state there required to collect they were -- sales taxes

i am cheryl casone. wish to wishin in. >> we have tracey and john and joining us our buddy christian dorsey is with us . welcome to all of you. johnathon, i want to start with you. we redistribute wealth we all lose money how so. >> look at statistics. what is the redestruction brought? median income come down in 49 of the 50 state unemployment up and food stamps up a stagnant economy. why does redistribution fail? it is evil and i don't think the president's philosophy changed. the president is saying he has the right to treat you like chum and all wealth is public and he can send it off to dead beat homeowners. who ever he sees fit. >> wayne, u.s. incomes fell as well. and really in the last couple. can we may be going in the wrong direction. >> and that is the fact that somehow it is written that the government has a right to coerce me and deliver it to some autoworker in ohio. if i want to make a donation. why don't i make it to this guy. why is the government appoint giving it to this person? it les

cheryl casone from the fox business network is with us now. what's going on here, cheryl? >> these banks have to make money. they are under pressure from the government from the fdic from dodd franks still being written, frankly, also got to deal with the consumer protection bureau. all of this means more regulation on 00 banks. they have got to pay the attorneys. they also have to make money for shareholders after the big bailouts we saw in 2008, shep. these companies are now focused on making money, profitability and that means targeting customers. now, you mentioned it it, 39% of free checking accounts are noninterest accounts. but there are ways that you can certainly put your bank on notice and the biggest thing is tell them that you are going to leave. the problem is, shepard, people don't leave. 72% of those out there surveyed said absolutely i'm going to leave my bank if i am charged with higher fee but they don't. what you say in a poll and what you actually do two different things. bank rate actually showed us, shepard, that data as well. >> shepard: smaller cust

i am cheryl casone. : president obama sending marine fast teams to libya after killing our ambassador and three others. >> we will see that justice is done. make no mistake, justice will be done. cheryl: i go one on one with how this is affecting an airline operations in the middle east. dennis: will present obama go far enough? cheryl: it is the top of the hour. stocks now every 15 minutes. nicole: of course, we have our leading story, the latest going on in libya. that is something that hovers over the markets. we have seen the euro gain some strength. that is helping things along here. the dow and s&p have hit new multiyear highs. they spoke now as mark zuckerberg said some new strength to the stock. he is happy about growth in mobile. back to you. dennis: thank you, nicole. president obama condemning the killing of the u.s. ambassador and three others in an attack in benghazi. some are saying he is not going far enough. rich had sent is live. >> white house officials say he wanted to show his solidari

we continue count down to the closing bell with cheryl casone. yl: for a look at the most actively traded stocks today. let's go to the floor of the stock exchange and nicole petallides. nicole: taking a look at the most actively traded stocks. aig is the most actively traded stock and banc of america and sprint answer -- and city, we have up arrows all day long and we have given back hour earlier gains but still nonetheless holding on to gains of 66 points and that he raised yesterday's losses. we have been trending to the downside. i want to look at other names on the move like at&t and coca-cola. two dow components and another thing to notes are commodities like alcoa and halliburton. when you talk about oil and gold and copper and metals alcoa is looking at aluminum and commodities have gotten particularly well. a lot of that is on the talk of the $150 billion infrastructure plan in china. that helped them along as well and the weaker dollar plays a factor. nicole: looking to invest in china but worried about slower growth. in 2011 chinese onl

stock exploded the upside and cheryl casone love this idea.pulling back a little bit and still up 21%. if anyone did it i would take profits on it. numbers were good -- [talking over each other] charles: it 103. if you bought it that day you are 20%. that it pull back. another idea we did, talk about silver, it is of huge 19%. this is the thing. i think the fed has to do something. i don't think they will sanitize it like the ecb but wall street is on the bandwagon. if anyone bought it, it was around 50. we had it up a minute ago. a trailing stock from here and see what it does. dennis: why does silver -- charles: silver is still considered store value. not as much as gold. it used to be like this. silver has tremendous room to the upside. chinese google, of where it is. pretty good risk reward. i am looking for a move to 130. cheryl: thank you very much. you are on for that one as well at the victory level. cheryl: gold is soaring on hopes of more fed stimulus. phil flynn of rice futures and a contributor at the cme. the gold bugs are loving

dagen: markets now, and i am cheryl casone.s: romney and obama slugging it out over entitlements spending. christian dorsey and curtis of the heritage foundation face-off on the issue. cheryl: bold taking off. we will tell you why it is just the beginning of a long run. phil flynn at the cme with how you can play it. dennis: apple makes a rare long term as the i phone 5 goes on sale and the company getting blasted for its decision to replace google maps. cheryl: speaking of apple it is the top of the hour and stocks every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on the stock exchange. there's so much going on with apple. where do we even started? nicole: let's start with the share price and it hit another all-time high for apple again on this the day the iphone 5 is available in stores. you saw the lines outside the apples for and i saw the line that the verizon store. apple is up almost 1% and traded as high as 70507. research in motion is down 6%. the ceo finding himself apologizing because in europe and in africa there were outages for

megyn: thank you very much, cheryl casone. news getting backlash for choosing to air an interview with kris jenner, at the same time the nation was observing the moment that the twin towers were attacked. we will show you what the network is doing today. plus, new questions about washington's response to terrific attacks on u.s. citizens and interests overseas. right after this break. >> this attack on american individuals and embassies is outrageous. it is disgusting. >> the united states condemns in the strongest terms this outrageous and shocking attack. to take up to four in a day. or take aleve, which can relieve pain all day with just two pills. good eye. or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. >> announcer: meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card, and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts and stole her hard-earned money. now meet jack

i am cheryl casone and for gerri willis. president obama into the podium at the united nations to defend his foreign policy. all eyes are on him. anti-american protests continued to rage on. the president making clear that he is hopeful enact let us remember that this is a season of progress. for the first time in decades, nations and libyans and egyptians voted for new leaders that were credible, compatible and fair. cheryl: has a change to something more dangerous? tonight, we talk to our expert from the hoover institution. today, he definitely handled the issue of the middle east. but critics say he has made too many missteps come back. >> he really didn't. president obama has to, begin with, changing his story. his administration described the crime that had taken place in benghazi is related to the video. it wasn't video. it was an act of terrorism. this story has changed. this is the background. so much for the rest is a good deal of revision of history. cheryl: you think the critics can get past the fact that he is no

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i'm cheryl casone have a great weekend. lou: good evening, i am lori rothman in for lou dobbs. more bad timing for president obama. a lackluster jobs report. hours after a big pitch to the dnc with just 60 days before the presidential election, an economy that appears to be stuck in neutral. second term aspirations. we take that up here tonight. also tonight, elaine chao offers her perspective on how to the this put this country back to work. also ahead, ben bernanke on the verge. kevin hassett is here and archbishop dolan during the dnc benediction last night. we will play the tape and let you decide. first, the obama and romney campaign. crisscrossing in iowa and vermont. >> we have been there and we have tried what they are selling. it didn't work then and it's not going to work now. we are moving forward. as was pointed out in the convention, there is a basic component missing from this plan. it's called math. [laughter] arithmetic. lori: there is no arguing with this guy. the economy adding a measly amount of jobs last month, 96,000. it would be good if not for the 400,000

i am cheryl casone and for gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report", a day of protests. in chicago, on the ticket line, teachers vote on a new contract. kids are staying home for another week. the mayor forces them to go back to work. >> this was a stripe of choice. a bad choice for children and not necessary. in new york, fighting capitalism, occupy wall street returns marked its one-year anniversary. across the middle east, rage against america. a wave of anti-american violence in several countries. the obama administration struggles to get a handle of the situation. >> those stories and more coming up. cheryl: anti-american protests to the middle the middle east have gone global, spreading spurred into africa, asia, and australia. jitters in the marketeer at home. google is taking action to block the controversial anti-islam film, the same film that the obama administration costs spontaneous attack on the libyan consulate. with more on this, anthony schaffer, author of "operation dark heart." let's start with you. we have to do the different stories on the morning tal

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cheryl: i am cheryl casone in for liz claman. count down to the closing bell begins right now.below $90 today. first time since august third we have seen these prices. renewed worries of europe's debt troubles and slower economic growth will reduce demand. in greece and spain protesters filling streets a angry about spending cuts and tax hikes designed to help countries control their debt. in the united states consumer stocks laying the s&p 500 -- this hour we have fund manager brian. with consumer names he says are a buy right now. new home sales dipping slightly in the month of august but they are up 27%. home builders are falling on that news. taking shares of ethan allen with them and falling today. chairman and ceo is at the stock exchange. we're going to talk to him in a first on fox business interview during the hour. but right now it is time for our floor show. traders are standing by at the stock exchange and the nymex. one of those days when the market seems to be lacking direction. volume is low. what is on your radar? >> not so much direction. we are down on the s&p

that's all for continue's "willis report," and i'm cheryl casone in for gerri willis.rybody, for joining me and have a great night. ♪ lou: good evening, i'm lucina santiago. president-- i'm lou dobbs. president obama and mitt romney campaigning today, and both candidates on the attack. with 4 # 1 days to go until the election, new polls show the president with a commanding lead in the key swing state of hoed showing the president with a 10-point lead on governor romney extending a six point lead from the same pole a month ago, and presidentba

i'm cheryl casone in for lou dobbs. have a good night. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody.'m lou dobbs. radical islamic terrorist two weeks ago today assassinated the u.s. ambassador to libya and murdered three other americans, including two former seals who went to the ambassador's aide and died defending against the terrorist attack. christopher stephens was the first american ambassador to be killed since 1979. today president obama, memorialized ambassador stevens in a speech to the united nations general assembly. a speech in which the president did not say the words assassination, murder, or terrorism in relation to the ambassador's death. the president is once again blamed the terrorist strike against our consulates and the murders of four americans on a low-budget amateurish, anti-islam, almost 14-minute-long youtube video that had been on line for months before the attack. >> in every country there are those who find different religious beliefs threatening. that is what we saw play out in the last two weeks. the crude and disgusting video that sparked outrage throu

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we have dennis kneale and cheryl casone to take us through the next hour. cheryl: happy monday. and your money. they are now new protests. dennis: and what bernanke is doing right. we have one market expert who says the fed chief has the right plan. cheryl: general motors tries to shed the government. dennis: like doing business with the sopranos. home prices posting the strongest gains in six years. we have double and their arguments whether the recovery is finally for real. cheryl: time for stocks now as we do every 15 minutes. nicole: what i am looking at right now is the dow jones industrial average. it is down right now. we are getting just a little bit back right now. this comes after some economic news we got this morning on new york fed manufacturing numbers that were disappointed. what is not disappointing? take a look at apple. another all-time high for apple as the iphone5 pre-orders are taking off the best ever. just doing great. up 1% right now. cheryl: thank you very much. we continue our coverage of the pilot protests in the middle east. at least one person is wou

cheryl: cheryl casone.better than expected private sector job growth as president obama has something to crow about a convention. elaine chao and john lonski. dennis: stocks in rally mode. the european head bank of these guys got in their act together? cheryl: amazon about to unveil its latest attempt at and ipad. how you can play it coming. dennis: stocks every 15 minutes and nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange basking in the green. nicole: auld dow 30 component in the green. so much going on from the jobs numbers that came out from the government and weekly jobless claims waiting for the big number. and the i s m number saw an improvement and highest reading since may. that is something we are following. let's look at some dow names. all 30 dow components in the green. a handful of names hitting new highs and disney hitting an all-time high. 19 all-time highs this year. cracked seeing highs we haven't seen since 2002. some stellar performance and i cannot leave out what went on in europe

cheryl: i am cheryl casone. dennis: i am dennis kneale. the impending fiscal cliff. the biggest near-term threat to the global economy. we have an economist who says washington better fix it or else. cheryl: israel's prime minister draws a red line to stop iran but his timing has changed. former ambassador john bolton is here. dennis: apple and ceo writing a letter apologizing for a rare slip up. tim cook is extremely sorry. nicole petallides is dodging a parasol on the stock exchange. nicole: we are seeing the dow down 70 points. nasdaq and the s&p also lower. we are posting an up arrow but a majority of the dow components are coming under pressure on a day when the dollar is strong and commodities are selling off as well. i want to look at one mover who hit a 52 week high but has sold off since earlier and that is walgreen's. they came of the fourth quarter numbers earning 55% and made a mix of what they have been facing and pharmacy manager benefits company. that caused millions of its prescriptions to go elsewhere and they're coming back and they're seeing custome

cheryl: i am cheryl casone and being ben's bull run is on today.ve your high and climbing a day after the fed's big move. two conflicting views on where we go from here. dennis: could be the end of the twinkie. hostess's ceo says if the union vote today goes against the company will shutdown that iconic baker. cheryl: charlie gasparino with new details on a story he scored yesterday. why the red sox are for sale even though their management says the report is off base. dennis: stocks now, phil flynn watching oil and gasoline prices and nicole petallides at stock exchange and the bulls are actually still roaring up. nicole: the market right now up 41 points. this tax on to yesterday's game on the heels of what we heard from the federal open market committee putting everything forward. bond buying and extending low rates and on highly accommodative fed moving markets to multi-year highs. the nasdaq is the highest level since 2000 and take a look at kraft and united healthcare and that is because kraft as of sept. 20 first is out. united healthcare in

i am cheryl casone. stocks rallying. we will talk with jerry howard. ey's 47% comment cost. our investors ready to start making their bets on this election? cheryl: chicago teachers meeting today to decide whether or not it is time to go back to work. dennis: top of the hour. time now for stocks. nicole: use either dow jones industrial average down about two points. the nasdaq composite down and the s&p much of the same. the dow was slightly higher earlier. we do have that back and forth action. traders are saying that yesterday's pullback, light volume, we are looking for some direction here. on apple, though, clear direction. new all-time high today. went up as far as 701.44. this is because of the iphone5. setting all kinds of records. it is sleeker, faster, has a bigger screen. back to you. cheryl: unbelievable. thank you very much. looking at home builder confidence. it rose in september for the fifth consecutive month. it has been climbing constantly. a rating of 28 and may too today at 40. jerry howard joins me now for a fox business exclusive in

i am cheryl casone. says unless congress gets its act together, the nation will be downgraded. connell: the standoff. today judge andrew napolitano wonders where the mayor really secretly want the strike. cheryl: today, wall street remembers 9/11 with a moment of silence. we will be live at fitzgerald. dennis: stocks now as we do every 15 minutes. nicole: pretty amazing here. multi- year highs for the averages over the last few weeks. we are back with the up arrow speared we have erased yesterday's losses. right now at this time, you can do the tech heavy nasdaq up a quarter of a percent. the dow up more than .5%. they always called these financials the lightning rods of the market. take a look at some of our big movers here. not wells fargo. citigroup and morgan stanley, bank of america, all gaining more than 2%. cheryl: we will see you, of course, and 14 minutes from now. that is according to the nfib. clint greenlee a small business owner says this index does not show the real story. clint, great to s

cheryl: i am cheryl casone. it is a countdown to the fed decision. less than 30 minutes away. for the first time in a long time, many are betting bernanke and company will be making a strong move. peter barnes will have that. cheryl: we have equity analyst at s&p here in new york. we have money manager mr. blumenthal here. we also have felt played at the cme. we begin with nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. nicole: a lot of the traders have talked about the wait and see. we are waiting to see what they will deliver to us in this hour. right now the dow jones industrial average is up. i want to take a look at the banks. sometimes they can be a good indicator as to what to watch. these are all the things we will continue to watch throughout the hour. here is how they are faring at this time. the ten year bond 1.71%. dennis: let's check in with bill flynn at the cme. >> that is a big move by the federal reserve. i have been standing here right now in the libor picked. they have been coming in on the 2005 euro dollar options. they have been betting that the said is

. >> i'm cheryl casone with a fox business brief.t reached a settlement with the securities & exchange commission. this farc marks first time the sec brought charges against an exchange. they will fay a $5 million penalty and hire independent consultant to follow compliance systems. >>> production slipped 1.2% from july as factories produced fewer cars and other manufacturing goods. >>> shut down along the gulf of mexico because of hurricane isaac also took a toll. >> the rally on wall street may be losing momentum in afternoon trading. s&p 500 has a four-day winning streak. off session highs. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper melissa: breaking news out of north dakota state university. the campus reopened full operation. will resume at 2:00 p.m. earlier the university was evacuated due to a bomb threat. a bomb threat called in to the university of texas austin which was vac wasted and since reopened as well. lori: what happens when you launch a successful ipo but then lose one of your