connell: charles's point.agen: and on going public, they have to and they need the liquidity of that. connell: charles payne, david, thanks to both of you. dagen: lands end ceo says earlier suppliers did not show any violation after a report of branded with a glance end label focus in north korea. the label belongs to seer's outsourcing of any element of clothing production to north america buying that $1 million fine or 20 years in prison. land at end is investigating and will take appropriate action if needed. charles: the latest on syria. the other big story of the day and the way president obama says he is focused squarely on domestic issues but what does that mean for syria and the middle east? dagen: 4 on the president's serious strategy what we expect next in the middle east, where join by political analyst juan williams. hey! this is just political. trying to get people to stop talking about serious screwups on behalf of the administration and cutback to the u.s.. >> it is important politically if you

connell: thank you. dagen: is terrible for most americans are worried about what the standoff on capitol hill will do to their own personal finances. connell: would think everybody would be online and internet apparently they are not. numbers that have just come out which are surprising about how some people are not adapting to a web world. we will tell you why. dagen: the best state in this fine nation when it comes to doing business. whoo-hoo, baby, try to guess which states it is. [ woman ] if you have the audacity to believe your financial advisor should focus on your long-term goals, not their short-term agenda. [ male announcer ] join the nearly 7 million investors who think like you do. face time and think time make a difference. at edward jones, it's how we make sense of investing. face time and think time maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and g

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connell: we can get into it.," it goes -- >> yes, the ron howard-directed film. dagen: which warner wolf said earlier this week, dagen, you would really love this movie. >> you do love car racing. dagen: that's my point. connell: that's a great warner wolf impression -- [laughter] dagen: i stopped myself from imitating. connell: thank goodness. oh, my god. you know any of these movies? >> i'm going to an art show this weekend if my 13-year-old daughter will dane to come along with me. meatballs is too young for the 13-year-olds. it's mainly little kids. dagen: you redeemed yourself by throwing your young daughter into that, because if you were going to an art show by yourself in dumb bow, well, you need to have a skinny tie. connell: this is a neighborhood in brooklyn, not an elephant. >> yes, exactly. [inaudible conversations] dagen: there you go. connell: all right. dagen: dennis and cheryl are coming down. ford's out mull hall lay, could he be in the driver's seat at microsoft? connell: dagen loves that story.

connell: thank you to both of you.e appreciate it. >> thank you, pleasure before that was awesome analysis. spew forth the way that the apps, out, it makes total sense. connell: a countdown to this government shutdown. dagen: steve forbes is here to wait in. i want to pooh-pooh this. is this really the worst thing that can happen? >> short-term, no. after a while, it will become a problem. republicans have to realize they will not get a defunding of obamacare. those things are very popular with the american people. push things and they can win this thing. connell: to follow up on that point, it implies that there have been plenty of mistakes made here. do you see that turning around any time soon? it seems like pretty strong views. >> they have made their point. let's go score some victories. i think at a time like this, that would be immensely popular. go with the public and you will fax the president down. dagen: why did the president not take this approach from the get go? >> you will have to ask them. i do not know

connell, our time is up. connell: stuart, i think that you are trying to cover up for your own grunting on the weekends. stuart: get on with your own show. [laughter] connell: syria, the debate that and center on capitol hill. the argument for tapering after the jobs report on friday. brian wesbury is coming on. he says he does not see why the fed will not start pulling in their rings on stimulants. miley cyrus has already made her point. all that and more is coming up. keep it here on this hour of markets now. ♪ connell: oh, hey, it is just the on camera. dagen: we did not just get enough of you. connell: i handled that awkward moment very well there. i was prepared. dagen: monica is the one who really started that. the first female player with an aggressive grunt. connell: anyway. it is good to see you. you look great. dagen: market up. the dow snapped a four week losing streak. nicole: so much love on the set. the dow jones industrials, one thing worth noting here. above 15,000. 15,011. all of the major av

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connell: there you go.k you, nicole. dagen: back to the trading floor at bcg partners to catch up with adam with special guests with him again. hey, adam. >> we had regis philbin at the top of the hour, but now who makes it happen. 5,000 employees here, and they were here permly, a canner in 2001, and the memory of the 12 years ago, how important is this that it continues nine years now to get over this in >> it's important. i lost a lot of friends in then. we have a colleague on the desk who lost his father that day who it means a lot to us to honor their memory and a lot to the charities as well. >> the fact that bcg charity day, $89 million over nine years, $12 million this year, breaking that number this year, you're a part of that. >> it's a great feeling. >> the verizon bond offering. what are you experiencing at the desk? >> well, they are currently bringing the largest bond offering in investment grade corporate bond history, and so because they try to bring 45 billion, they brought a big discount s

connell: of to a great start. with that let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange before we get monica crowley in here. nicole: the dow jones industrials down 16 points, started in the green today on the heels of yesterday, the fed said no tapering right now and that is because the economy is not up to par. that being said means easy money, it means stay low and where will money go other than equities. we have seen it yesterday hitting record highs and not far off of the unchanged line for major averages overall. the fear index has come down. more than half of the names on the dow have down arrows. the big laggers are disney which is pushing back a few films. united healthcare, mcdonald's, pfizer and hewlett-packard among the laggards of the dow waiting. connell: we will talk syria in a moment but let's talk the federal reserve. peter barnes was at the news conference and asked ben bernanke whether fiscal issues in washington d.c. played a part in the decision to delay capering. turned out t

connell: good job with bo dietl back in the day. connell: dale earnhardt jr. coming up. dagen: talk about controversy, still staring away in nascar, penalties handed down and more. connell: the john mccain sea area comments, let's go to nicole petallides. nicole: looking at a market that is slightly positive. dow jones industrials four points. let's say we have a straight face of gains. and over 400 points, a great week for the gold, pertaining to syria. bolt is something everybody is talking about down $33. not too far off for many of the players. dagen: the latest on syria, vladimir putin talking directly to the american people in an op-ed today. connell: they are used by the rebels, not the syrian army. dan henninger her is with the editorial page. what do we make of this? what does it tell us that this happen? vladimir putin, president of russia, but much as american -- letter to the american people and not in the new york times. >> it was actually not an op-ed but an exercise in propaganda from the first capital letter to the final -- dagen: the u.s.s.r.. >> i think

connell: those people.hat about those people five years later. >> they are clawing their way back. when they get jobs there to be lower paying, rebuilding savings a little bit. they have a long way to go. to get into another downturn led by a system is problematic. dagen: it's interesting. will talk more about it. thank you. always good to have you on. dagen: unemployment at 7%. home ownership as the los has been in 18 years. so larry summers is out. the markets are now looking for a janet yellen-led fed. connell: and we are waiting on that address from the president today, supposed to happen at the white house. a lot going on obviously in washington. why we are better off five years after the financial collapse. in terms of oil. that's down. everybody has different investment objectives, ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. find out why 9 out of 10your large professional investors choose ishares for their et

connell: all right, nicole, thanks.agen: the scaling back of all the bond buying or quantitative easing is expected to be announced. 73% of u.s. adults do not know the correct definition of quantitative easing. they were given multiple choice. they just needed to pick one out of five. connell: i did not think people would be able to do it on their own. >> it is hardly surprising. monetary policy is a hard thing carried out by the federal reserve. most people do not understand it in ordinary times, let alone extraordinary times. connell: we do not use the term that much. dagen: showed individuals care more about federal reserve? what they have been doing and what they will do in the future? >> the fed will not raise interest rates anytime soon. it is too arcane. what matters is the mortgage interest rates that they want to purchase a house or refinance. it has already happened in anticipation of the said cutting back on bond buying. it seems that a lot of the fallout has already taken place. connell: what do you anticipa

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connell, get on with it. connell: have a great weekend. enjoy the games. apparently, it is all about the gold. the president of iran has been trying to lay the groundwork. he is on his way over here next week to new york. southwest is in the top five, but it is not number one. hold onto your wallet. tj max is allowing customers to shop online now. all of that and a lot more coming up. ♪ connell: all right. dagen: at that whole varney pick things made me extremely uncomfortable. connell: i did not know what was going on there for a second. apple, it is the story of the day. rolling out the new iphone. the 5c, the cheaper one and the 5s. it is all about the gold. the ship date has already been pushed back to october for online orders. though gold phone would likely be gone by the teeple got to the store. "wall street journal" reported that demand is so high that the phone has the fingerprint technology on it, it improves camera, fast processor. dagen: i have to point this out. the colors are the gold and silver are strips on the back of the phone. the front

and that's the man who beat kay connell to death.is point, detective dormer encountered officer brooks. the suspect, obscured by the fog, shot officer brooks in the vastus externus of the upper left thigh. franans, you're farrell. you were shot in the leg. francis: oh, come on. butch, when you get the shot, make sure we get the -- yeah. is this his blood? ketchup maybe. was he eating a hot dog? will: anything he might have dropped or stepped on, you put in a bag -- cigarette butts, gum wrappers, coins, anything. suspect will often leave something behind. detective dormer gave chase, losing the suspect in the fog, then heard a shot coming from a northeasterly direction. he wasn't lying that way. rich: how do you know? because i saw him. you need to turn this way. are we almost done here? my nads are freezing off. francis: ellie! i think i found something! fred: you think they should start further over? no, no, it's a waste of time. he stayed down by the water, as far as he could. i saw him over the rocks. he knew he'd lose us down the

connell is out there. connell: you like how i'd call in during the middle of the show.. dagen: once i get done with work i i am out there. who are you going with? >> someone who doesn't know that the last time i played golf was at this time last year. there is a bald man with a flowered shirt haggling me. it is bernard. dagen: bernie has sort of a short shelflife. i think that once the son hits, he will catch fire. connell: they are all here. somehow we did not get pulled over on the way over here. let's keep this between us, $5000 extra. it is a great thing. it will be fun. we have a great group. i think the i-man is taking a power nap. he will be out here later this afternoon. dagen: you will be fine. you are a great golfer. i wanted to ask you one thing. you really got to see their branch of close. it is something truly spectacular that they do out there. >> yes. it is absolutely spectacular. the perspective of just being there and seeing how beautiful it was, but more to the point, we titled it imus ranch changing people's lives, it was titled out for a reason. we s

it is time for dagen and connell to take it out of my priestly hands.aus and a man. we finally know what health insurance will cost for those government run exchanges. government run people could be the big losers in all this. connell mcshane will tell you what he thinks about adults who dressed up for halloween. that is all on this hour of markets now. ♪l: they go in the same category of people who wear other people's jerseys. [laughter] dagen: and there were moments he looked a little bit fuzzy. connell: let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange.

connell, our time is up.are trying to cover up for your own grunting on the weekends. stuart: get on with your own show. [laughter] connell: syria, the debate that and center on capitol hill. the argument for tapering after the jobs report on friday. brian wesbury is coming on. he says he does not see why the fed will not start pulling in their rings on stimulants. miley cyrus has already made her point.

connell, get on with it. connell: have a great weekend. enjoy the games. been trying to lay the groundwork. he is on his way over here next week to new york. southwest is in the top five, but it is not number one. hold onto your wallet. tj max is allowing customers to shop online now. all of that and a lot more coming up. ♪ connell: all right. dagen: at that whole varney

the primary challenger is trying to use the syria issue against connell. red states democrats who are up for reelection are showcasing the politics. look at arkansas. a democrat opposing intervention. tom cotton supports it. finally watch the congestiressi black caucus will make her case. how much does the white house twist arms and tell them they have to get on board with the group with heavily leaning against the entire intervention. democrats are divided and pushing if are more limited action. joining me now, good morning to you. you tried to rewrite it and you rewrite it and the senate producing no matter what, if there two resolutions that pass, they are going to be two very different resolutions. i think that's right. jerry conley and i are with a lot of those who heard by narrowly drawing the resolution. one in the senate resolution will make it clear that the only purpose of military action is to deter assad from future use of chemical weapons and make clear no boots on the ground and no extended bombing campaign and we are concerned about getting

. >> today mentoring friend connell. >> i am just learning and it is exciting. >> as so as canadian new border. . >> it is fun, you can feel the water. >> it is fendering in from the northwest wind churning up the ocean. >> all white caps and blown out and big swells >> san francisco's 3 dozen salmon boats cut short their fishing today >> it is going to blow 20/30 and the swells build in. >> they brought in a good catch. >> pink salmon. >> this one fish worths about $100. they're here right now off the golden gate that atracks sea lions and they atrack other predators. >> you don't want to swim at this time of the year because this is the time of the year where the great whites come in and feed. >> the city of pacifica vol unusual and not taking any kind of precaution. if you go to the beach and see these waves, stay out of the water. don't try to safe your pets, remember, they likely may survive but you may not. >>> we do have some changes in our weather. >>> a lot cooler in some case and for some it was breezy out there. we are going to remain in this pattern, we'll be slightly cooler

connell: of to a great start. exchange before we get monica crowley in here. nicole: the dow jones industrials down 16 points, started in the green today

we've been connelling over here since the beginning of all of the races. it's a lot of fun.un for the fans, but it will be the small little mistakes here and there that will probably decide if out come of the race. >> at the end of day one, new zealand leads 2-0. but this is just the beginning. >> you'll say we're having good battles. anything could happen. >>> and the next races take place tomorrow at 1 scln 15 and 2:15. >> an out burst of excitement in japan after being named for the 2020 olympics today. the direct was eliminated in the first round. the students tumbled to the ground last night during the game at a school field near columbus, ohio. everyone who was hurt is expected to be okay. >> ifgs on the top part of the bleachers when it fell.ú9tt so i just fell on ton of everyone else. >> students were crowding that section of the bleachers, trying to get in front of the camera when the collapse happened. just a week ago, a dozen people were injured when a bleacher railing collapsed at a cincinnati area high school game. and you may remember similar accidents at at&t

hours of thursday morning this rockets can deliver the eye assess its recruits pull scott out say bye connell. and in just a few minutes we'll cat why guantanamo bay still remains an inescapable trap for it's in may two years after barack obama ordered to pull the plug. right to see. her struck. and i think you're. clear. this is a media lead us so we leave the media. by the same motions secure the other party there's a. push is that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all politics. yes. it's. quite simply it's. a system. restore the occasion of the first the law when. the president did not keep his promise. two years later one ton of money is still operating. and shutting the door on that detention center really and the trauma of one timeout . and can the closing of a prison really liberate those it once held captive.

early hours of thursday morning this rockets can deliver the i assess its recruits pull scott by connell. from prisoners to human rights activists we take continue to take a look at the lives changed by guantanamo bay prison the second part of our special report is coming up. please speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing story. has been trying. because it. more news today violence is once again fled upland. these are the images cold world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are today. live. live. live live. live . the island is so small but for me it's the center see the center of the universe. on a tiny island the size of a football field in the middle of a lake stanza ruined monastery forty years ago to lovers decided to spend their honeymoon here. they have no idea but the island could change their lives forever but they would change the fate of the island. not never seen anything like this before it's going to come in the house. in the fortress of i

connell, it is yours. connell: mcdonald's has nothing to worry about, says charles.ng to worry about. the government is just too powerful. how about that? a record amount of americans believe just that. we have more on the new burger king fries coming up. economic impact and everything else ahead this hour. then there is oil from libya. it is coming back on the market earlier than we expected two. all of that coming up on this hour of markets now. ♪

my time is up but connell mcshane is here. twitter and everything from a a afternoon, can sneak one by s. we are on three today, and transition to our top story with investors buzzing about this twitter ipo, talking about this hour when it finally gets to wall street. at land's end, the label given to sears in north korea the penalty could cost the company seven figures, investigating and tell you all about that. united has its hands full today. the airline is trying to decide whether to honor dirt cheap fares sold by mistake on its web site. a guy in illinois grabbed six realm for its flights to los angeles for $60 on united. and we have a japanese news out of reporting the resellers is the president's choice to the next fed chairman. that announcement could come next week but the white house is denying that. we have that and more this

connell: thank you so much, nicole. can microsoft put the heat on apple and samsung?lizabeth macdonald is with us. steve ballmer just made an important forecast about the merger. >> he set that to break for this unit, it has to sell 50 million smart phones this year. that is about what apple sells and one quarter. to get to the 50 million, it will be a tough ride. stephen used to be at microsoft. microsoft has put out an e-mail. let's take a look at what steve ballmer is telling his workers. he is saying that the gnocchi of when the phone is the fastest in the smart phone market. microsoft took that billion-dollar charge it also needs an application. this merger still had a lot of homework cut out for it. whether they can deliver and pose a smart phone competitor to apple and samsung still remains to be seen. dagen: thank you. great to see you. rob, microsoft with its partnership with no kia has been able to gain some market share. i guess you can take a little bit more away from blackberry. >> there is definitely a shot. apple is weaker than they have ever been. appl

stuart: when you are out of time you are a time that connell mcshane as the next hour.uch a lot to cover this hour including more on the exclusive report elizabeth macdonald has been bringing you throughout the day on the fox business network, citigroup set to cut 2,000 jobs. this could be big for other players in the mortgage industry and we will talk about that coming up. the president turning syria into a waiting game. the ball is in vladimir putin's court after president obama's address to the nation, new developments there as well. less than impressed the day after apple delivered the new fingerprint technology of its iphone investors are selling off the stock. we will talk about why that is happening and happy holidays. we have a hundred days until christmas and they are already commercials running, kmart is at it and so we will be at it as well. we start out with markets now.

connell, it is yours. connell: a live rocket launch to wrap up your show. that is great. follow. we will talk about starbucks. they preferred you leave your guns at home. do not bring them in the store. we will talk about just how much johnny mandell is really worth. we hear a lot about quantitative easing. more than 70% of americans still do not understand it. we are here to help out with that and everything else. that is this hour on markets now. ♪ dagen: t

making it emt treemly unlikely that they would give much ground on the president's signature domestic connellof a symbolic fight. what's really become a rallying cry on the right to reduce government spending and defund obama care, fred. >> joe johns, thanks so much from washington. >>> the national guard grounds all rescue helicopters in colorado. but hundreds of people are still trapped in their homes. i'll get the ratest on res kud efforts from one local sheriff's office right after the break. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [ crows ] now where's the snooze bu

joining us now is michelle connell, washington correspondent for "the daily beast" and the digital politicsditor and anchor of" power play" on fox news.com. welcome, michelle. my question is this video of anthony wiener going on and on and on after this guy verbally accosted him. why is it big news? >> everybody loves a train wreck and anthony wiener has been a pretty consistent train wreck for the last several months. while as a congressman he wasn't that great and as a mayoral candidate he is down in the polls, he is a -- his penis is a national celebrity. >> i don't want to talk about genitalia anymore. >> this woman came out and said they were sexting even after he came out. >> she was on the up and on. >> now he is in the single digits and he is not going to be the next mayor of new york city and he gets into it with a heckler. i have seen that tape on-line or on television a hundred times. it is not even about sex. >> and he was on sundae show today and he is around talking. there is a moment in the wiener campaign when the two things meshed up. one was new york is about to have its f

i'm talking about long before connell mcshane was even born.ears ago. ♪ [ male announcer ] now, taking care of things at home is just a tap away. ♪ introducing at&t digital life... ♪ ...personalized home security and automation... [ lock clicks ] ...that lets you be cloto home. that's so cool. [ male announcer ] get $100 in instant savings when you order digital life smart security. limited availability in select markets. ♪ here is what we saw 53 years ago. >> it is essential that the man that is president of this country stands for every program and what it means for growth for adults. i stand for programs that mean growth and progress. but if you don't allow a dollar spent, it could be better spent by the people themselves. >> i don't believe in big government, but i believe in effective governmental action. i think that is the only way to the united states is going to maintain its freedom. neil: 53 years ago tonight. the membrane at and also well, no stranger to the presidential debate, it took a little known fact about pat buchanan. buchana

if you look at mccain, and mitch mock connell saying if you don't like obama care this is not the way it. you're not going to shut down government. let me make a point. i think at the fend you look at whachg under republican majority at very end, the final bill is going to be where the people in the middle both democrats and republicans are going to get together and pass something. far left and right goring to say no. i think that is what is going to happen. the last point i want to make, imagine now if there was a republican president and a democratic majority we said, we're not going to -- we're going to shut down government unless you passed immigration reform, republicans would be crying murder. this is what we're seeing right now. it's going to fall on republicans. >> congressman king's ears turned red just then. we're going to get you back as you start voting. up next eric boling responds to my interview with the foreign minister of iran. mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ]

i'm talking about long before connell mcshane was even born. fifty-three years ago..ack the tape, here is what we saw 53 years ago. >> it is essential that the man that is president of this country stands for every program and what it means for growth for adults. i stand for programs that mean growth and progress. but if you don't allow a dollar spent, it could be better spent by the people themselves. >> i don't believe in big government, but i believe in effective governmental action. i think that is the only way to the united states is going to maintain its freedom. neil: 53 years ago tonight. the membrane at and also well, no stranger to the presidential debate, it took a little known fact about pat buchanan. buchanan, it's always great to have you. when you look at this, and what continues today, the difference between liberal and conservative, what would later to agree proved to be the case. fighting for tax cuts against the will of many in his own party. what do you make of that? >> by then i was writing editorials and i endorsed kennedy's tax cuts and i recall

now, i know the minority leader is not behind him, mitch mc connell.cause it could have resulted in a government shutdown but it's cruz who will walk away looking as though he was willing to do anything to stop the health care law and it is unpopular and there are a lot of people really want republicans to stop at nothing to defund the bill. that's what cruz has pledged. he fought a real tough campaign to get to his senate seat going up against the governor's endorsed candidate, the lieutenant candidate and he's doing it in the senate right now. he's bucking the mainstream g.o.p. there are a lot of people who are looking for somebody like ted cruz who is willing to stand up against the health care law even if it's sort of an unpopular move and i think that's going to really help his -- boost his popularity. polls already show in texas he's one of the most popular choices for 2016 candidate and i think he'll emerge from this winning even though he won't succeed in his primary mission. jon: if obamacare is unpopular, it's also unpopular of the notion of

joining us now is michelle connell, washington correspondent for "the daily beast" and the digital politics editor and anchor of" power play" on fox news.com. welcome, michelle. my question is this video of anthony wiener going on and on and on after this guy verbally accosted him. why is it big news? >> everybody loves a train wreck and anthony wiener has been a pretty consistent train wreck for the last several months. while as a congressman he wasn't that great and as a mayoral candidate he is down in the polls, he is a --is penis is a national celebrity. >> i don't want to talk about genitalia anymore. >> this woman came out and said they were sexting even after he came out. >> she was on the up and on. >> now he is in the single digits and he is not going to be the next mayor of new york city and he gets into it with a heckler. i have seen that tape on-line or on television a hundred times. it is not even about sex. >> and he was on sundae show today and he is around talking. there is a moment in the wiener campaign when the two things meshed up. one was new york is about to have its f

do you think there is any measure -- talk about mitch m-connell saying, let's keep the government open for another week, and then after that give us some time to kind of negotiate things out, maybe that happens? >> i think it's -- there's a possibility but i don't think it has to -- happens. democratsed today in the senate kind of mocking that idea, that decision has to be made. they are united on this. they don't think that a one-week solution is going to break anything -- the only thing that is going bring the sides together is if the market continues to fall, and somebody is blamed for this. then that party is going to have to give in, like the republicans did in the mid-1990s. >> most people are blaming the run republics here, but the republicans go back to their districts and they're comfortable. they're safe with their constituents. so, they're doing the job they believe they were sent out to do. >> that's why i think this shutdown -- the average shutdown usually last two or three days. this could go on for quite some time, and then we have the debt ceiling. so, republicans from

there to realize we had to make it there together as a team and that wasn't going to happen if i connelle and be a part of what happened to them even before i got there. >> all right. >> so i think, i don't know what people would say, i would hope if i had a super power, it's probably empathy. >> thank you so much. it's great. also, you are giving us so much time. you are staying helping to judge as you always do the finalists. it's great. thank you so much. >> thanks,. >> all right. you have been listening to yahoo ceo marissa mayer talking about a variety of things, including the number of applicant she is getting for jobs at yahoo. also the headline this afternoon, 800 million monthly active global users. not including tumbler. she says most of that campaign was from mobile, home page, maim and search the core business here. we are seeing yahoo shares up a bit in the afternoon session. this is a stock that has had a momentous gain in the past six months or so, up 26%. dan, how would you play at this point? we had dan jackson on. >> getting credit. i know eric. he has been will since i

. >> john connell kaunconnolly, w plucked out of his classes at rutgers. see you, tracy, welcome. thank you so much. >>> let's check the news feed now. a united airlines flight had to make an emergency landing when the pilot had a heart attack in the middle of a flight from houston to seattle last night. the co-pilot was forced to make the landing in boise, idaho, getting all 161 passengers on the ground safely. a doctor on board tried to save the pilot, but he later died at the hospital. >>> the nsa admits some employees have used their positions to spy on spouses and significant others. informally it's called love int, listening to phone calls, checking e-mails often apparently to see if they're checking. the nsa director downplays the incidents saying there have been one per year since 2003. >>> summers will get hotter, winters will get warmer and the world's top scientists believe humans are to blame for radical changes in our climate over the last 60 years. overnight the u.n.'s climate organization released these details in a report, including some of

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connell: did they kill everyone off last night on "breaking bad"? stuart, good to see you.the new operating system. supposedly, it is making people sick, literally. washington making just about everyone sick. why are drive through's. clocked at the slowest time? we will have more on the business side of all of that as we get started this hour on markets now. ♪

connell: we have big money stories coming of this hour including the post office which has big-time moneyby $0.03 is big enough to turn things around. we will talk about the post office coming up and record monday in college sports, one of the biggest boosters for texas a&m among others things, we will see if it is time to pay johnny mandel for his duties. and it is the season for shops that angle. dagen mcdowell knows it well. too big hit. that was dagen mcdowell making weird noises in the background. cheese coming up. keep it here on markets now.

connell: 1 was going to walk away but now they're back in. is yours.were other retailers given exemptions under this law. it was ridiculous. russia's vladimir putin telling the u.s. and our business in the new york times. senator john mccain calling it an insult to the intelligence of every american. depending and sears, commissioner of the securities and exchange commission wants a better explanation from the stock exchanges about the massive interruption in the trading of nasdaq listed stocks a couple weeks ago. the future of dell computer decided in texas, shareholder vote to take the company private puts it back in the hands of its founder. week ii of the nfl kicks off between the jets and the patriots. we will accompany the keys save and a report of undercover cops posing in santa. that and more coming up on markets now.

connell mcshane left the studio to jump in line and we also get one final detail, talking about the buzz about of fingerprint scanner on the home button which could not only know that it was you for secure log in but secure payment options as well. and we are waiting to see what they're going to unveil but we will be outside at apple headquarters with the latest as soon as it breaks. cheryl: we will point out that apple shares are carrying losses as we and the stand ceo tim cook has taken the stage inside the auditorium and we should be hearing eminently what the new iphone is will look like and some of the features they will have so joining us a little later in the show to break down this announcement david cohen, founder of the tech website the unlock her. ashley: big changes for the dow, goldman sachs, 90, these are all moving into the dow september 23rd so who is out? alcoa. laurie is devastated. and bank of america. elizabeth macdonald with the bottom line. these are the big exchanges nine years or so. liz: laurie is having separation anxiety. lori: can i take a moment? i need a mom

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also mitch mc connell is up for re-election and joe biden who is a deal maker, he's eyeing a white house016 so there's some incentive for a deal for some people but not everybody. jon: and as you pointed out at the beginning, the two side aren't talking much. some of the normal deal makers don't seem willing to step up to the plate this time around. there's a lot of mistrust on the capitol hill. >> absolutely. the total lack of trust. the relationship between speaker boehner and the president has deteriorated. there's just not a lot of goodwill on capitol hill right now and a lot of people on wall street, they say, well, washington always gets a deal. i'm not so sure this time. we could get a shutdown. it's a distinct possibility. jon: all right. managing editor of the hill, you're going to be burning the midnight oil covering all of this coming up. thanks. >> without a doubt. thanks. jenna: new signs of the hillary clinton presidential run in 2016. what she says about the timetable for making that decision and the media buzz surrounding all of that. our panel weighs in with jon coming u