cheryl casone. morning she was going at it. >>> in the meantime here, a lot depends on what companies do. my next guest says for the most part they get 95% of it right. there's a 95/5 rule, if you will. the houston rockets owner billionaire tilman furteda says companies can't plan for the 5% of things that either catch them off guard or for which they are not prepared and maybe something like this that can do them in, he's got a big book out right now where a lot of people are sort of saying all right, all right, you're scaring us. "shut up and listen" which is why i'm happy he's on remote because he does not take prisoners. very good to have you. >> hey, neil. great to be on again. it's been a few years. neil: it has been a few years. but you know, a couple of things i want to get in besides just listening, which is a good quality, but the other one about businesses that by and large get most of the things they have to get right, but maybe the curveballs that come like this that they dmont hon't kn

cheryl casone in for charles payne. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone in for charles payne. adp report came out, private sector jobs increased by 135,000 jobs in september. slightly lower than 140,000. manufacturing report sent yesterday's markets tumbling. it's a one-two punch. with the dow down 540 right now. we're watching washington as president trump ask about to hold a news conference at the white house with finland's president about ways to improve and buildout our 5g internet network, all this is happening with the looming democratic impeachment inquiry push. blake burman at the white house. he has a preview of the president's remarks. other things may com up. reporter: clearly one of them we've been following what is going down on the corner of wall and broad. that has caught the attention of president trump as well. he sort of shifted the blame today what is behind what is going on in the market yesterday. he hit one of his favorite punch ing bags jay powell. today he was pointing the finger at democrats in a tweet this morning, quote, all this impeachment nonsense

cheryl casone on headlines now. try are linked to vaping, this as the more than 1,000 people are battling a mysterious lung disease linked to e-cigarette use. two streaming giants are locked in horns. amazon wants a piece of the ad revenue pie from disney apps on amazon's fire tv devices. the paper says amazon wants 40%, disney is offering 10%. sources say a deal could be really down the line as the two continue to battle that out. both stocks are down in the premarket slightly. then there is this. elmo's star is rising. sesame workshop is developing a new talk show for our favorite little red monda monster, callee not too late show. elmo will be interviewing celebrity guests. they also announced a he deal with hbo max. it will begin airing next year, first on hbo max, then they'll be available for free through pbs. that's how you get to sesame street. maria: that's great. well, look, i mean, sesame street now going on streaming, you'll still be able to get it for free i guess on public television but it's going to a

cheryl casone with details. changing place. cheryl: it really is. now, it's changed. hong kong's financial secretary says the city has fallen into recession after five months of massive anti-government protests. he is calling a decline in tourism an emergency, adding it will be extremely difficult for the city to achieve any annual growth. tensions rose between police and media after violent demonstrations over the weekend. police detained a journalist this weekend. well, e embattled democratic congresswoman katie hill has stepped down, this move after several reports allege inappropriate relationships with staffers by her. one in her office, one in her campaign. hill had been under investigation by the house ethics committee. and then there is this. microsoft telling amazon to move over, tech giant beating out jeff bezos' amazon web services for the pentagon's massive cloud computing contract. it's referred to as jedi. the deal worth about $10 billion over the next decade. there was a lot of heat on this deal.

cheryl casone with the details. ut he believes britain can reach a divorce deal with the eu. hopes are fading the two sides can come to an agreement by the start of the eu summit which is tomorrow. the prime minister says he will ask the. u for an extension if he doesn't get an agreement by saturday. johnson promised the uk would leave the trading block by october 31st. felicity huff fan ma huffman wap behind bars. she reported to a federal facility in northern california yesterday to serve her 14-day sentence for her role in the college admissions scandal. she pleaded guilty to paying $15,000 to fix her daughter's sat scores. it pays to work at chipotle. the chain announced it is going to pay college tuition for workers pursuing technology and business degrees. they must have worked for the company for 120 days. they're hoping to lure workers with what that incentive. there's a one week chart of chipotle. maybe not free college for everybody like the dems want, but chipotle, work there, get a college education. mari

cheryl casone with details. stepping down ahead of an expected guilty plea stemming from an insider trading case involving his son and an australian biotech company. he sent a letter of resignation that takes effect today. it is up to andrew cuomo to set a special election to fill collins' seat. well, southwest airlines pilots saying boeing's 737 max may not fly again until march, that is much later than current forecasts from southwest and boeing themselves. the airline's pilots union says new training requirements and possible changes to safety checklists are blamed for the delay. southwest is the largest operator of the 737 max. there is the boeing stock on your screen. that's the year-to-date chart, dow component. and millennials have plenty of financial confidence, 66% believe they will be rich one day. that's according to a survey from magnify money. that is more than any other generation but they've got a long way to go. according to a deloitte study, millennials are less wealthy than previous generations

cheryl casone with the details. y event in new york city a day after president trump referred to him as the world's most over-rating general. >> i'm honored to be considered that by donald trump because he also called meryl streep an over-rated actress. cheryl: mattis resigned as defense secretary last year over foreign policy differences. well, saudi aramco is delaying the planned ipo again. they have reportedly postponed the offering until it releases third quarter earnings. sources say they hope the results will increase investor increase in the ipo which would be the world's largest. and those are your headlines. all right, i don't know the answer to this. did you go last night to the dinner? maria: i did go. it was a lot of fun. this dinner has raised hundreds of millions of dollars. i have pictures there. i was -- there's sandra smith, and the executive producer of america's newsroom at fox. that's daniel nigro, the excisioner of the -- commissioner of the fire department of new york. i love going. it brings ou

cheryl casone has details right now. cheryl: the fda did announce the early test results yesterday.r causing chemical was found in zantac. the heartburn medication has been recalled. we'll keep you posted when it gets back on the shelves. american workers are not happy with their jobs. a new survey found that less than half of u.s. workers say they're in good jobs with 16% describing their job as bad. the survey found the quality of the job had a lot to do with the worker's quality of life. and workers at one company may be enjoying a better quality of life because of a shorter work day. the wall street journal is reporting that a tech consulting firm in germany had has cut their work day to five hours for all employees. they say 16 employees get the same amount of work done in 25 hours instead of 40 but distractions are kept to a minimum. no social media, limited small talk and use of company e-mail. employees receive the same salaries and vacation time. if it works, i guess it works. those are your headlines. maria: thank you so much. is everybody happy here? >> yes. but i'm skept

cheryl casone on headlines. cheryl: shares of ge are higher in the premarket right now.n to 100,000 former employees who have not started to collect their pension payments. now, there's a change for employees -- there's no change for employees already collecting their pension. ge said the move is expected to cut the pension deficit by 5 to $8 billion. good news for investors. a security breach at orlando international airport getting a lot of attention over the weekend. a woman managed to sneak onto a delta airlines flight without a ticket, or really anything else. then she refuses to provide legal id or a boarding pass to the flight you attendant or a . she tried to say a picture of herself was the id. everybody on the plane had to go through security again. the plane took off for o atlanta three hours late. they are investigating how she got on the plane. it pays to be a kid. new hav survey shows kids are mg 30 bucks a week in allowance, a 38% increase from three years ago. this is from the american institute of certified public account apts. 80% of parents say they ex

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, everybody. happy halloween week. i'm lauren simonetti. ah, as we head into the busiest week for the q3 earnings season, we'll take a look at how your money is moving this morning. futures are higher right now. the dow is up by 49, s&p up 4 and a quarter, nasdaq up 21 and three quarters. walgreens reports this morning. the dow and s&p are higher. watching that nasdaq, apple, facebook, google parent alphabet also coming out this week. lauren: the s&p is 3 points away from a record high. stocks in asia rally. the shanghai composite up almost 1%. china says phase one of the trade deal with the u.s. is, quote, basically completed. cheryl: in europe, th the eu st to approve a deadline extension from europe's moving from the block. lauren.lauren: breaking news. isis reportedly has a new leader, after th a death carried out by u.s. forces. cheryl: he was killed in syria. trey yingsts is in jerusalem with the details. >> reporter: the leader of the islamic state is dead, president trump you announced in washington. he was killed in a raid that took

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: we certainly are. i'm lauren simonetti. happy friday. s take a look at how your money is moving this morning after yesterday's triple digit swing for the markets. we do have red arrows this morning. the dow down 59, s&p down 7 and three quarters, nasdaq down 16 and-a-half. the september jobs report could change everything before the market opens today. lauren: let's take a look at stocks in asia. the news out of hong kong, their leader invoking emergency powers to try to quell the uprising. tomorrow protesters will b bannd from wearing face masks. cheryl: the asian markets, as you can see, the japanese market showing a gain, the shanghai market is closed. europe, stocks there getting a little bit of a boost as you can see. the ftse and cac if in the green. there's a lot of talk about a fed rate cut in this country overseas this morning. lauren: president trump publicly calling on beijing to launch an investigation into the biden family. >> what happened in china is just about as bad as what happened with ukraine. cheryl: we've got blake b

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: hey, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti. ke a look at how your money is moving this morning. right now we have red arrows, dow is down 25, s&p down 2 and three quarters, nasdaq down 4 and a quarter. we're getting earnings before the bell from four dow components, including travelers and mcdonald's. lauren: upbeat in asia. you have hope that this trade deal will be signed next month. the shanghai composite gaining half of 1%, the japanese market is closed and hong kong market is higher. relief measures being put in of to boost that economy. cheryl: over to europe, dismay as boris johnson is trying to secure the u.k.'s exit from the eu today. that challenge seems daunting. the cac is slightly in the red, german market is higher. lauren: canadian prime minister justin trudeau has been reelected for a second term, overcoming a series of scandals. now trudeau defeated andrew shove. hillarysheer in a pretty close election. he will be forced to seek support from an opposition party to pass any legislation. >> it has been the greates

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: she's back, well rested? cheryl: you bet, 26.2. you bet you.nother marathon in the books for cheryl. we have green on the screen, dow up 84. s&p gaining 11, nasdaq up 33. cheryl: the trade war is a marathon. the dow as you can see reacting to good news but stocks in asia really mixed. the trade optimism, fading for those markets. the weak econ data out of china we were talking about. lauren: there is optimism in europe. the top negotiator for brexit says a deal is still possible. up arrows in germany and in france. in great britain, down about 15 points this morning. cheryl: our top story, the pressure is on china with the president's tariffs really starting to take a toll on their economy. producer prices, what companies get for what they're selling, fell in september at the sharpest rate in three years, down 1.2%. consumer inflation, meaning what the chinese people pay for basic necessities, that rose 3% to the highest level in nearly six years and a swine flu outbreak caused a 70% jump in pork production. a lot of their pigs have died over t

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: happy friday. good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. s take a look at how your money is moving on this friday. the banks so far surprising to the upside, a little bit of pressure on the futures market. the dow is down 18, nasdaq is down 10. we'll be hearing from american express before the bell. lauren: in asia, the shanghai come pocomposite in china, down. beijing reporting the worst economic growth since the 1990s. cheryl: all eyes on europe, with boris johnson's deal with the eu. the cac 40 is under pressure. the dax is slightly higher. lauren: we have a lot of geo politics in different poll e pos in different parts of the world. the fighting continues in northern syria where shelling and smoke can still be seen. cheryl: griff jenkins has more from washington with all the latest. griff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. these images coming out of northeast syria, is troubling. they're raising serious questions the cease fire apparently has been broken. there's questions really about whether it ever was going

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. t's take a look at how your money is moving on this morning. this bright and shiny morning. not so shiny. dow is down 116, s&p down 14, nasdaq down 45. we're going to get breaking economic news later this morning. adp jobs report is going to be coming out, private sector jobs, pmi, measure of manufacturing activity, that will be closely watched after yesterday's big miss with manufacturing data. lauren: worst read in 10 years for u.s. manufacturing yesterday. that is chilling stocks worldwide, in asia down arrows, the kospi is down 2% in you south korea, china still closed for a holiday. cheryl: there is pressure on european stocks. we are waiting for boris johnson to officially announce an i ultimatum to the eu. lauren: we have developments in north korea. the country has fired a ballistic missile off the east coast, the south korean government said the missile landed in the sea near japan. this comes a day after kim jong un's regime announced it will hold working level nuclear talks

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. ke a look at how your money is moving. another big day for earnings today, ge, mckesson out before the bell. dow is down 22, s&p down 2 and a quarter, nasdaq down 3 and-a-half. after the bell it gets interesting. we've got apple, facebook and starbucks coming out. lauren: reuters is reporting that phase one of the trade deal between the u.s. and china might not be ready for signing early next month. the shaping high composite -- shanghai composite losing half of one%. cheryl: the ftse is fractionally lower, the tax is in the red. lauren: in the u.k. we get the results on friday, the 13th for the election. could b be spooky. dennis muilenburg was grilled on capitol hill over the deadly 737 max crashes that killed 346 people. families held up photos of their loved ones during the senate testimony yesterday. cheryl: we have details. >> we made mistakes and we got some things wrong. >> reporter: boeing's ceo testifying before a senate committee over fatal crashes with its 737 max jets. tho

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: all right., that was the story for the markets. if you're just waking up you missed several hours of trading chaos in the futures market. the s&p had 1% plus swings on conflicting talks of trade talks. the s&p is now down 2 and a quarter. lauren: despite the wild ride overnight in the u.s., take a look at this. stocks in asia mostly in the green. the shanghai composite gaining three quarters of 1%. cheryl: they certainly recovered during their session. global trade tensions the headline in europe and there's talks of another rate cut in britain. the ftse slightly lower, cac and dax are higher. lauren: all about trade today and the stakes are running high this morning. expectations are et pretty low. investors on edge as u.s. and chinese officials prepare to resume high level trade talks today, just days before higher u.s. tariffs on chinese goods are set to take effect. cheryl: edward lawrence has the latest from washington. edward, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, cheryl and lauren. all

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. >> i'm deirdre bolton, in for lauren simonetti. talk about in the markets as we wrap up the second busiest week earnings. we're going to get verizon before the bell. all major average as higher for the week. the dow is lower in the premarket by 10, s&p and nasdaq are slightly higher. >>> stocks in asia, the nikkei, shanghai, kospi up, hang seng lower. cheryl: the goal line for brexit will likely move again despite boris johnson's deal with the eu. there is pressure in europe. the cac, dax are in the red. >>> shares in amazon are lower in the premarket. third quarter profits falling 26% from a year ago, so missing the estimate. amazon's push for faster delivery eating into profits. the stock dropping 7% after hours, that was yesterday. the company's fourth quarter outlook disappointing analysts as well. cheryl: amazon says costs for the one day shipping program which customers love is nearly doubled to $1.5 billion. that's going to be for the holiday season that's coming up. jeff bezos saying, quote, it's the right long-term decisio

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. tracee: good morning, i'm tracee carrasco. simonetti. cheryl: let's take a look at how your money is moving object this monday. invelveinvestors are waiting one talk this morning as well as earnings reports. tracee: let's take a look at how asia is doing right now. you can gree see green arrows as the board, despite the brexit uncertainties. cheryl: it's the monday after for brexiteeres. the markets are barely in the green. the ftse, the cac and the dax eeking out gains, it's all about brexit. tracee: brexit in limbo, yet again. british prime minister boris johnson is expected to to push again for a vote on his brexit deal. he's planning to ask for a straight up and down vote on the deal today after he failed to security parliamentary approval over the weekend. cheryl: ashley webster is in london with the h the details. is boris johnson really in trouble. >> reporter: some would argue yes, others would say no. saturday was supposed to be a super saturday. it just never happened, never got to that vote. today he will try again.

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: let's take a look at you how your money is moving. down a bit right now in the premarket. the s&p at a record high at the close yesterday. nasdaq just 4 points away and the nasdaq is up 7 this morning. cheryl: investors in asia reacting to the s&p record, as well as positive comments on trade from the be president. as you can see, the nikkei can did gain some ground. at the end of the session for the hang seng, the kospi, they all ended up in the red. lauren: a lot of red on the screen in europe as well. boris johnson going to try to push through his election. the ftse is down a third of 1%. cheryl: the top story this morning, investors may not be hitting search for shares of google parent alphabet today. the company posted mixed third quarter results after the bell. shares fell nearly 1 and-a-half percent in extended trading after the earnings tumbled 23% from a year ago. that missed the street's estimate. the company spent more money on research and development. alphabet is reportedly eyeing fit bit. the they made an offer to acquir

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: halfway through the week, cheryl. can't believe it. flying by.g, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: let's take a look at how your money is doing after yesterday's triple digit gain for the dow on the bank earnings. we have got slightly red arrows to show you, dow down 74, nasdaq down 21. more numbers coming out today. that could change these numbers. lauren: let's take a look at the close in say shaft mixed performance, -- asia, mixed performance, beijing vowing retaliation in the u.s. congress passes a bill supporting hong kong protesters. cheryl: in europe, cautious optimism that a deal would be made between the eu and the u.k. to avoid an ugly divorce. more on that later. lauren: it seems things are moving really fast. a record 12 democratic presidential candidates took the gloves off last night in their fourth primary debate in battleground ohio. taking on president trump's economy certainly front and center. cheryl: hillary vaughn is live in westerville, ohio with details. they all seem to be going after the new front runner elizabeth warren. >>

hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone. i'm not from charles payne. we're waiting to hear from some more comments from the president and obviously off script. so it is always entertaining. we'll monitor the president's comments. i want to bring in fox news contributor doug schoen and former assistant to president george w. bush, brad blakeman. guys, good afternoon. >> good afternoon. cheryl: thanks for your patience as we discuss this. doug, to you first. health care is one of the hottest topics of 2020 election. this is the president's answer. he is going after the democrats. >> right. he did two things so far. he made it clear he will expand medicare benefits for seniors. hopefully lower premiums, expand coverage. but also the attacks on the democrats were as prominent, if not more prominent than the benefits for seniors. it was clear to me, this is going to be a totally negative campaign where the president runs against socialism. cheryl: doug, you're making a good point. we'll monitor what the president says. we'll bring you substance of what he s

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: let's take a look at how your money is moving.riple dig e digit , the dow down nearly 600 points yesterday, and about 840 points evaporated in two days of heavy selling. some relief this morning, dow futures are up by 70 points, nasdaq up 27. cheryl: we've seen a flight to safety the last two days, money's been flowing into bonds and prices went up, the yield tumbling. the yield under pressure again, 1.58%, a loss of 2 basis points. lauren: european investors responding to new u.s. tariffs, the german market is closed today. cheryl: the kospi is closed as are chinese markets, commemorating the 70th anniversary of the rule of the communist party. lauren: washington yo affecting wall street, president trump pointing the finger at the impeachment inquiry for yesterday's selling. >> reporter: president trump taking note of the market selloff and shifting the blame from jay powell to democrats. the president tweeting at one point wednesday morning, quote, all of this impeachment nonsense which is going nowhere is driving the stock mark

i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis day, i'm connell mcshane. s&p falls just shy of a record. cheryl: apple's earnings report comes out tomorrow. again motors revealing the four-day strike will cost them $3 billion, closing up 4%. connell: fox business team coverage. our top stories, edward lawrence live at the white house. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange and grady trimble on capitol hill. that is where boeing's ceo has been facing tough questions from lawmakers. gerri, on the markets. first to you. reporter: start on the news. j&j shares were halted for trading. mysterious what was going on. we found out what was owing -- going on. the company tested baby powder, two skip separate companies tested their baby powder. two previous bottles tested found no asbestos. closed at 129.12. it closed and did not reopen for the stock market. there were maybe a dozen traders standing over there waiting to find out what was going on with j&j. they got their answer. should be good news for the stock tomorrow. additionally, 60 tested recall lots, conducted by two thir

i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis day, i'm connell mcshane. s&p falls just shy of a record.

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. sterday, the dow fell over 30 points, this morning we have a rally of 91 for the dow, nasdaq up 35. cheryl: stocks are moving higher, we're looking for rate cuts as you can he see, so we're kind of looking at markets in asia as well right now, taking a look at how chinese stocks are . you can see the h nikkei is undr pressure. hang seng, that's lower. kospi is closed for a holiday in south korea. lauren: and in europe, stocks are trading up this morning, just fractionally. the best gain is in germany, three quarters of 1%. cheryl: we have got breaking news this morning. china is planning tighter visa restrictions for u.s. nationals with ties to anti-china groups, according to a report by reuters this morning. these proposed curbs are seen as basically retaliation by china and it would follow similar u.s. restrictions on chinese national as relations between the countries continue to deteriorate. there were high hopes this week that u.s.-china trade talks could go in a positive directio

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: let's take a look at how your money is moving. of the year and stocks are higher, dow surging 84, s&p up 7, nasdaq building by 28. cheryl: protests in hong kong on the 70th anniversary of the rule of the communist party. the kospi is showing a gain. lauren: will the u.k. and eu be able to get a new brexit bill in time? the ftse is down 8 points. cheryl: as we kick off the month of october, investors are place bracinbracing for what has historically been a volatile month with events like black monday in october of 1987 and the 2008 financial crisis. some are warning the impeachment inquiry with president trump, trade talks with china could be big issues with investors. lauren: let's get the latest from griff jenkins. he's in washington with everything. good morning, griff. >> reporter: good morning. the chairman of three democrat controlled house committees issuing a subpoena for rudy giuliani, accusing him of jeopardizing national security, writeing in a letter, you acted as an agent of the president in a scheme to advance his pers

i'm cheryl casone. we might see new records, more records today, apple stock trading up 2 and-a-half percent in the premarket, the dow two-thirds percent from a record closing level, up 27 right now, nasdaq jumping 17. cheryl: in china factory output slowing again as they're feeling the pressure of the u.s.-china trade war dragging down. investors reacting to the fed decision, the fed cutting interest rates by a quarter point. the nikkei, the hang seng and coughs bkospi are all higher ths morning. lauren: let's take a look at european stocks. we're waiting for the gdp report on eurozone. fractional gains for the french and the german markets. cheryl: our top story this morning, twitter shocking the social media world, ceo jack dorsey tweeted that starting november 22nd his company will ban political ads worldwide, just minutes before his rival, facebook, who has been under intense pressure to address that same problem was set to post its quarterly results. lauren: did mark zuckerberg take the bait. will

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. take a look at how your money is moving this friday. dow futures gaining 223 points, could swing into positive territory on the week with just a 77 point gain today. china is removing some foreign ownership limits to its companies and that is seen as a positive. cheryl: let's take a look at the price of oil, shooting up overnight, a possible terrorist attack on an iranian oil tanker, that tanker was 60 miles off the coast of saudi arabia, was most likely hit by missiles, according to the news agency which also reporhe you crew was unharmed. lauren: we're seeing a strong promising trade negotiation that's are happening here again today. the shanghai composite gaining 1%. cheryl: we may get a brexit deal. hope springs eternal that there could be an agreement. lauren: we have a sea of green today on optimism of the deals. let's talk about the china deal potentially. president trump is set to meet with liu he at the white house today. the be president tweeted big day of negotiating with c

charles: make sure to watch lauren and cheryl casone every weekday here 5:00 a.m.>> speaker nancy pelosi pivots to put impeachment on a vote. that is dividing washington, d.c. even more. how will the decision impact tons of legislative work that congress needs to get through, you know, legislating? texas congressman mark green joins us next. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your people. that's financial wellness. put your employees on a path to financial wellness with prudential. charles: white house national security officer who was on the call with president trump with the ukraine president is latest to offer closed-door depositi

cheryl casone in for liz claman has the story of a start-up playing a big role.ve coming up. >> are you a "star wars" person? charles: i loved original. they started to mess it up. i am excited about the trailer. >> so has everybody else who has seen the trailer and jumped on early ticket sales. matthew mccaul, co-founder executive chairman of adam tickets will joins us on "the claman countdown." you can go there to get early tickets. they have not seen so much advanced excitement for a movie since the "the avengers," that came utterlier this year. actually the percentages are higher for this final installment. this is episode nine obviously of "the rise of skywalker." i have to say, it will be the, people talk about the app, people have to get community involved and dress up with your friend in "star wars" outfits. i completely want to do that, charles. don't make fun of me. i will say there is a lot of buzz about it. he will come on the show, to talk about how this is good for hollywood. most of the studios are backing this app. there is an investment for you,

i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman. let's start "the claman countdown." cheryl: well, the first piece of breaking news, i've got a lot of it for this hour, president trump. right now you are looking at live pictures. he's speaking at benedict college in columbia, south carolina, making remarks on his administration's work on criminal justice reform. he is going to be leaving the state at some point during this hour, then heading up to camp david. if any news breaks during these comments from the president, we are going to bring it to you live, because we got a lot of other things going on we got to bring you. >>> amazon shares, let's take a look at the stock. it's recovering a little bit. that massive stock drop that hit after the close and of course in the premarket, taking it to the market today. analysts, a little less bearish during the trading session on the company's forecast and their spending. we will have more on that in just a few minutes. amazon down $30 and change. a loss of almost 2%. again, better than it was earlier. we'll take it. >>> now,

cheryl casone with details. tracings of asbestos. people who bought the powder are being urged not to use it. if it's in your home, throw it away. gm workers finish voting today on a proposed four year contract that could end the strike. the uaw is scheduled to announce the final results after 4:00 p.m. eastern time today. the uaw has recommended the 48,000 members rat kne ratify tl which was reached last week. the massive job action cost gm about $2 billion. americans spending a lot of time dreaming about vacations. a recent poll found the afternoon americaaverageamericar day dreaming about taking time off. that's 24 full work days. the survey also finds 79% of people worry about getting the best deal when they book their trip. this i thought was funny. 71% admit they messed up the dates of their trip when they book their trip. yeah, you know, you don't want to book the wrong airline ticket for the wrong date. just saying. maria: for sure. 200 hours. cheryl: 24 days. maria: come on. >> that's a lot. >> i spent f

. >> good morning everybody i'm cheryl casone. >> let's take a look at how your money is set to kick a new week stocks giving back some of friday rally brought on by the september job report dow future this is morning do you down 124 point half of one percent same percentage for the s&p 500 and nasdaq. new word spooking bond investors moving higher when yields rise banks retire at interest rates for mortgages. >> markets are closed today but south korea highs or. japan slightly lower. >> pressure on european market this is morning manufacturing afnghts slowing in germany. this is is a story we've seen in the united states as well. remember that is europe largest economy and that is the big story all of those markets in the red. >> lots of pressure today on investors a chinese delegation is now in the u.s. for the 13th round of trade talks. two days of deputy level talks kick off today and then high per level negotiationses are set for the end of the week thursday and friday. china reportedly reluctant to agree to broad trade deal that narrowing number of topics willing to discuss and

cheryl casone with headlines. in four schools dropped the admission requirements in the wake of the scandal. this comes as the act announced students who have taken the entire exam can retake specific sections, instead of taking it all over again. facebook's ceo soon going to be back on the hot seat in washington. mark zuckerberg is going to be returning to capitol hill october 23rd to testify before a house panel about the libra cryptocurrency project. the proposal has been sharply criticized by lawmakers in the u.s. and actually around the world after a string of privacy lapses at facebook. steve wozniak speaking out about government regulation of crypto cryptocurrencies by the way. he says countries will only want control as digita digital curres grow in popularity. sully, former president george hw bush's dog has been received a service award, given to an animal or officer who demonstrates a commitment to their career. he was by the president's side until his death and actually beyond. sully now serves injured

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: let's take a look at how your money is moving this thursday. yesterday, modest gain today. a weak retail sales report yesterday increasing the odds of a fed rate cut to 87%. cheryl: the commerce ministry in china releasing comments within the last hour, that news breaking, that basically that talks are on track between the u.s. and china following mr. mnuchin's comments yesterday on that topic. no change for shanghai, the hang seng did have a 0.47% gain. lauren: a last ditch brexit deal is in limbo as european leaders start a key meeting. mixed performance in the european markets. cheryl: we learned that congressman elijah cummings of baltimore has died. he had a medical procedure that he had said would only keep him away from about a week from his congressional duties. the democratic house oversight and reform committee chair a key figure in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. again, congressman elijah cummings, just 68 years old, the breaking news, he has died overnight. well, president trump has clashed with top democrats at the wh

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: let's take a look at how your money is moving.s reporting today, boeing, caterpillar as well as microsoft later today. dow down 28 points in the meantime. the s&p and nasdaq marginally lower. cheryl: is she in or out in hong kong, questions about carrie lam's future. all of the markets in asia are under pressure except for the nikkei in japan which gained more than a quarter percent. lauren: stocks in europe are under pressure as well. brexit hits another roadblock, parrel pmenparliament approved t deal but not the timetable. the ftse is gaining a third of 1% this morning. cheryl: back at home, all eyes are going to be on boeing this morning as new information about one of those deadly 737 max crashes has come to light just hours before the company's going to be releasein releaseing the t quarterly earnings. s investigators say mechanical and design flaws in a flight control system was a big piece of the lion air 7 737 max jet crash that killed nearly 200. we're coming up on the one year anniversary of that crash. all of these det

cheryl casone now on headlines. igarette sales, joining walmart, sel cv s rite aid in t. manhattan couple set to be sentenced in the college admissions scandal, greg and marsha abbott pleaded guilty to paying $125,000 to have their daughter's act and sat scores fixed. lori loughlin still insists she did nothing wrong. prosecutors say if the actress is convicted she will likely face a stiffer sentence than felicity huffman which could mean up to 40 years behind bars and more than $1 million in fines. huffman was sentenced to 14 days. lori loughlin's trial is set for 2020. well, more disappointing news for samsung. the company estimates its third quarter profit plunged 56% from a year ago due to weak demand for its memory chips. analysts say stronger smartphone sales could help drive a turnaround. and then there is this. instagram is removing the following tab this week. the thing that shows what your friends are liking or commenting on and who they're following, it's going to completely disappear from the app to make

cheryl casone on headlines now. iming two missiles hit an oil tanker off the coast of saudi arabia. iran state television says the strike caused a leak, sending oil spilling into the red sea. oil prices jumped higher on that news overnight as it crossed. oil is higher by more than one and a quarter percent. a potentially historic october snowstorm to tell you about. a very powerful storm is moving through the great plains. it's causing travel headaches in multiple states. winter storm warnings and watches stretch from my wa wyomg minnesota. blizzard like conditions are expected today across the region. a nor'easter is moving close to the coast, to bring major impacts to the eastern seaboard, including koas coastal floodind heavy rain into tomorrow. in southern california, firefighters are fighting a wildfire that prompted evidence arc weighses there. several vehicles burned in an industrial complex. well, we could find out what is next for wework, possibly next week. the financial times reports that jp morgan is lead

cheryl casone with details. cheryl: it continues. hong kong police out in force today.ters planning a march to the city's so-called party district and new evidence the unrest is affecting the hong kong economy. hong kong has slid into a recession, wha that happened ine last quarter. shares of lyft and a starbucks rallying in the premarket following the latest earnings report. lyft is up almost 4%. lyfts revenue beat the street's estimate and the company raised ref few guidance for the entire year. they also said they would turn a profit by the end of 2021. and nitro cold brew along with some other new offerings helped perk up starbucks' results. same store sales climbing 5% worldwide. then there is this. you can score more than free candy this halloween. mcdonald's partnered with uber eats for mcdeliverys, with no delivery fees. whole foods offers 550 50% off frozen pizza to prime members. if you wear a costume and walk into a krispy kreme, you get free donuts. that's never a bad thing. >> what defines costume. maria: thank you, cheryl. gagarmin's earnings beat, i'll br

cheryl casone with te headlines now. evacuations. crews are battling the 650-acre gety fire. they're making sure smoldering doesn't reignite there. that's in southern california. utility companies forcing blackouts to reduce the chance for more fires sparking. the winds are likely going to really start to whips especially in northern california today. well, mattel still has some game. shares are rallying in the premarket. they breezed past estimates from wall street, earned 20-cents a share in the quarter, compared with two cents a year ago. hot wheels and barbie sales drove up revenue, plus the cfo is going to be gone. there was a big investigation on that. the stock is up 20% right now in the premarket. finally, this. what is the line between a haunted house and torture? that's what one woman from north carolina is asking. she started a petition to shut down what people are calling an extreme haunted house. we talked about this before. people, you have to get a physical, you have to sign a 40 page waiver, personally int

cheryl casone on headlines now. s afternoon. he's charged with paying $75,000 to have someone correct answers on his daughter's act to inflate the score. prosecutors are seeking eight months of prison. defense lawyers says he should get no more than 14 days which would match what actress felicity huffman received. lori loughlin's trial was pushed to next year. the scandal is turning into a halloween costume. yep, the online retailer yandy is selling a sexy outfit because you are mo that mom for nearly . it has a prison top with inmate and mom of the year crossed out, so having fun with all of this. it's not too soon, right? >> maybe. cheryl: it is a thankless -- it's a race to the bottom, e trade joined ameritrade in dropping trade commissions. this takes effect on monday. it will reduce revenue by $75 million in the current quarter. shares are higher in the premarket right now. so we're watching that stock as well. but yeah, all three brokers saying no more fees. do you feel like you're waiting forever at the drive-

cheryl casone with details, and the as a republican. >>. to all that not all positive stack's age 64 is a lot said lack of charisma ma he said dick's sporting goods would destroy stock of assault weapons change policies following parkland massacre has no plans to run for any elected office all right there is a haurptd house in tennessee having you shaking in boots, tailored to each guest's fears visitors happened over signed million release 40 page waiver then you also have to come up with your safe word before you go inside, but if you make it through, they will pay you 20 grand, so far nobody has been able to get through the entire house without freaking out because you know, heart attacks haunted houses i tries pizza hut good let you know i want to it is today that they promotion one place in phoenix, arcadia area i encourage viewers check it out get the "incogmeato." >> mark zuckerberg to capitol hill defending facebook digital currency warning if america does not take lead other countries will we are getting into that one when we come

cheryl casone on headlines, cheryl.estigating how fighting vehicle rolled over into the water on the georgia base, 3 soldiers were killed, 3 others are recovering from their injuries, the soldiers all members of the first armored brigade combat team referred to as dog face, the army is calling it a heartbreaking day for the third infantry division and the fire fort stewart hunter army airfield community. well, newspapers across australia blacking out their front pages today, the protests aimed at new laws, the media companies say stifle reporting and create culture of secrecy, police raids on two media organizations earlier this year has reignited the debate about the effective counterextremist laws on democratic freedoms in particular the freedom of the press and finally, joining the country music fall of fame during star-studded ceremony in nashville, rita mcintyre to honor best-selling country duo of all time. comedian and singer ray stevenses, jerry bradley were all inducted. well, we've got a lot more coming up thi

cheryl casone with headlines now. max as early as january. european test pilots scheduled for trial flights in mid-december. the move is a setback for american regulators who wanted a coordinated global response to the crisis. take a look at shares of boeing, they are higher in the premarket. that is after yesterday's tough day of trading for boeing. we're watching that stock today. all right. netflix announcing another bond offering. the company is going to sell $2 billion in junk bonds to raise money as apple and walt disney prepare to launch their streaming services next month. proceeds will be used for new content, which is expensive, and potential acquisitions. and password sharing among netflix users could become a thing of the past. this will break up a lot of couples i think. the company said it may start cracking down during the recent quarterly earnings call with analysts. speaking of couples, jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez walking down the aisle. the frozen food aisle, actually. the super couple will lau

cheryl casone is covering the story.8 west 20th street, in the chelsea neighborhood, and this townhouse, 180 years old. they listed it for $8.65 million. want to bring nu to show you a lot of the fixtures in the actual townhouse. no, none of this was on television. we are putting it on now for the first time. you have original mahogany doors and again, this is the parlor level which is kind of unique to new york and manhattan, because the parlor level is where the family would hang out and have dinners and things like that. $8.65 million. they bought this in 1995, paying $950 grand. nice little turn on investment, right? it has eight fireplaces. this, when they bought it in '95, the owners just told me this was covered up with a white wall. this is the original italian marble fireplace. look, why have just one when you can have eight throughout the entire house. you also have pocket doors. this is like full-on 19th century kind of stuff here we are talking about. then you can shut the rooms or open them up. now, this is

fox business's cheryl casone has had a rare opportunity to look inside, where she is right now. heryl: yeah, neil, fans of the show are usually outside of this building. in fact, the couple that paid $950,000 for this place, by the way, in 1995, had never watched the show. it was the fans coming by that clued them in that this was elaine's apartment and townhouse. we are on one of the top levels of the building now. i wanted to show you because this is actually a duplex that technically could be elaine's apartment because elaine lived on a higher floor. let me give you some specs about it as we walk through and show that they like to play the piano over here. there's eight fireplaces, 4,730 square feet, six bedrooms, four bathrooms and of course, the asking price is $8.65 million. this is just the fourth level of what is five levels here in the apartment and obviously he's your kitchen. if you like to entertain, i have to be clear, i know this may seem just like a regular spot if you are in the middle of america somewhere watching this right now, this is a lot of space, as no you

cheryl casone in for charles payne on all that. pecially those small business owners. i have had so many friends, as have you, that have wanted to do their own thing. they didn't want to work for corporate america. they wanted to make jewelry or open up a yoga studio. these are friends of mine that actually made it happen. it's a lot of work but if you love what you do and you really believe in the course that you want to take with your business, there are so many opportunities. you know, if you go to any of these banks around the country, they are so willing to loan you the money to get you started and get you off the ground, whether you are a veteran, whether you are a mom that has left the work force and you came back into the work force. i mean, there's all these programs out there and so much support i think from frankly the evil wall street, neil, i think it's great he's talking about the fact that you can do it, and while you have to go it alone, i think that support system for any business owner is important. neil: the ones

cheryl casone with details now. cheryl: he testified last week on the hill. own employees. in a letter obtained by the new york times, hundreds of workers blasted zuckerberg for his refusal to police false statements and misinformation. they say it undoes all of the work the company has done to fix mistakes from 2016. the letter calls for implementing a spending cap for politicians and political ads to be held to the same standards as other ads that are appearing on the plat form and in folks' feed. as you can see, the stock is higher just a little bit, more than half -- about half a percent higher. changes are coming to marathon petroleum. the company is gearing up to spin off its chain of gas stations. this is according to a report in the journal this morning. sources say marathon is looking at possibly replacing its chairman and ceo, a along with other executives. marathon petroleum has been under pressure from activist shareholders including, yep, elliott management. that stock slightly higher this morning in the premarket. then there is uber, driverring

speaking, we want to tell you about north korea fired ballistic missile off east coast yesterday, cheryl casonedlines, cheryl. cheryl: south korean government say it is missile flew 280 miles landed in the sea of japan, launch after a day after kim regime will hold talks, state department issued a statement, here is what they say, we call on north korea to refrain from provocations, abide by obligation under un security council resolutions and remain engage and do their port to ensure peace and stability well, johnson & johnson lawsuit in cleveland to 20.4 million, fourth company to set until this case accusing drug makers of helping spark the opioid epidemic in the u.s. shares of j&j down more than 7% from year ago and there's chart on your screen. >> uaw has rejected latest contract offer, proposal came up short in a number of areas including health care, wages and use of temporary workers, uaw has put counterproposal on the table, walkout in third week has cost gm more than a billion dollars, stocks lower in premarket, then there's this, maria, td amritrade will not be outdone, td is going t