connell: also not good.ole petallides joins us to start things off. >> reporter: and i'm good, i'm doing well here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. dow's up 61 points, folks, snapping the two-day losing streak we've been seeing. dow jones industrials up 61 points sitting at 15,606. don't forget we had a great october, right? we're up 2.7% on the dow gaining over 400 points, so we've hit records this week on the dow, nasdaq and s&p to speak of. also let's just take a look at some longer charts comparing one week and one month charts as we continue to watch the action to the upside. some of the energy names doing well, we're watching netflix and jcpenney doing well, auto sales and that's soaring. back to you. connell: all right, nicole, thanks. dagen: at the end of what can only be described as an awful, terrible week for obamacare, kathleen sebelius is trying to do damage control with a trip to memphis. connell: rich edson joins us with the latest on this. >> reporter: well, she and the administra

dagen and connell. connell: thaak you, peter, appreciate it.what does david stockman had to say about this? i know it makes you miserable. >> it is fairytale land. how could somebody in their right mind believe you have interest rates that drive the whole short end of the market at 049 years? they started it in decembe december 2008. that is the greatest gift to the 1% and the carry trade ever imagined that will totally distort the market and create unimaginable bubbles and we are almost on the edge of another explosion at the present time. it tells you the clear and present danger in america is the fed is run by people who are in some medieval castle and have lost track of the real world. connell: 2008, a lottof people say too long for the crisis, and was it one of the reasons things were so bad when we finally had that collapse? what is this next explosion going to be in your view? a prediction? >> we are at fourth bubble inflated this century. they said at the time this is good this time it is different, the market is reasonable, crazy, 5 tr

connell: you took all of those.agen: we were having a debate on set, if you constantly post photos of yourself on twitter, instagram or facebook, even if it is not taken by you, if you are posting them, it is the same thing. self promotion and it is annoying. connell: speaking of annoying. that discussion will probably continue into the commercial break. josh and dagen are both annoying, was face it. saving your home with an arm. how safe is that? dagen: how to protect your business from cyber theft. talking about buying insurance. more on that coming up. connell: okay, talk about selfie. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capil one. it's not the "limit the cash i earnvery month" card. it's not the "i only earn decent rewards at the gas station" card. it's the no-games, no-signing up, everyday-rewarding, kung-fu-fighting, silver-lightning-in-a-bottle, bringing-home-the-bacon cash back card. this is the quicksilver card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on eve purchase, everywhere, every single day.

connell: you too.ned trading week because of the holiday, you'd expect it to be a slow week. well, it's not exactly slow with things like iran in there, round numbers with the nasdaq 4,000 headline today. mark newton's with gray wolf, he joins us from the new york stock exchange. what do you expect this week? >> when you talk about round number milestones, the nasdaq comp is setting another milestone getting over 4,000, and that's the highest level since september of 2000. despite the fact that these markets have rallied quite a bit, they continue to be resilient. the dow up nearly 26.5% so far this year, the nasdaq up 32%. really, really incredibly resilient this time of year, and, you know, a lot of people think this market's a turkey, but we haven't seen any signs of faltering, so a lot of focus on housing in this week and, obviously, the retail coming into one of the more important times of year for the retailers. we'll have to see how that pans out, but this morning we saw the fifth consecutive mo

connell: thanks.agen: president obama auld another high level of losses meeting with insurance executives today as the administration tries to right the wrongs in the health-care law. connell: the biggest obstacle may not be with these insurance companies and peter barnes is at the white house. peter: the insurance industry is scrambling this morning after the president's announcement that he will allow existing health insurance policies that do not comply with obamacare to continued to be sold and used by some five million people who have had their policies canceled so far, and confirmed, and top health plan. and among the insurance companies represented here today. this is what they're talking to the president about. etna in a statement says it supports efforts to allow people to keep what they have, however, we will need cooperation and expedited approval from state regulators to remove barriers that would make it difficult to make this change in such a short period of time. regulators will need to

connell: sorry. dagen: the government given the go-ahead to a meningitis vaccine to be used on princeton university campus after a seven student came down with the illness. we will tell you what publicly traded company is behind that vaccine. connell: this could be big. money to be made as well. a tough situation down there. from finance to football. we will talk to them about that coming up, but first a look at how everybody is faring against the u.s. dollar. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a hgher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, nocaused by a heart valve proble

connell: you help this.ted reading, and that does work for me rather than watching god knows what on television. >> especially if it is a horrible book. the irs issuing $4 billion on fraudulent taxes. you have a research and returns, for example, going to this single address which was located in lithuania of all places. dagen: a u.s. city with the most fraudulent tax returns, miami. unfortunately not in sunny miami but in washington d.c. howdy you pull this off? >> hello. for example, the social security numbers of someone who normally does not file an income tax return. children to my school students, the very old, the dead, and they filed a fraudulent return. this report by the treasury department's inspector general says it appears 1 million of these possibly fraudulent tax returns were filed and the irs paid out billions. that is down and just over 5 billion paid-up the previous tax year. reports this is the top five cities to topple the listaria ce line yeah, china, ireland, in canada. >> improved its a

connell: thanks.agen: for more perspective, editor at large for canada's national post and author of merger of the century. what do you make of the problems we are suffering here? >> i think the story is the one that gets all the noise and it should, this kind of a mess and i welcome this idea where all of these entrepreneurs come up with ideas to do it better, faster and so on. that is one story. i don't know about you, but my experience is rollout the seventh circle of hell. i've had my toyota, my tires, it is really difficult stuff. this is a big contract, a huge deal. that has to be fixed. the second story is you are making steps as a nation to match what other rich nations are doing. that is provide basic health care for everybody. connell: i think it would be fair to say the connotation with government involvement is a negative one with the way the rollout has gone and other things, so are you here to defend that? speak of the system is different. europe has a really good hybrid system with a ba

get you back to dagen and connell. connell: thanks.ut of washington as we take you to the white house at this hour and president obama bestowing the nation's highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom on a number of well-known individuals. as a matter of fact, to the bottom left of your screen, you can see former president bill clinton among those being honored today. oprah winfrey is also on the list. on and on. ernie banks the great baseball player. dagen: there is loretta. connell: loretta on the list. there are a number of others also, some posthumus, sally ride and others. president obama is in the midst of that ceremony. dagen: exactly. a great list. dean smith, coach of the tarheels basketball team. connell: saw that, the great dean smith. dagen: it is a nice moment for sure. and it is always nice to have charles payne here. he will make some money. looking at world's fastest growing network security company. hey, charles. >> hey. fire eye, i did this with you guys recently but with the market at these levels it i

dagen and connell. connell: peter barnes at the white house. more to come even throughout the day on this story. peter, thanks. here is car sale story for you. ron burgundy does it again. san diego's classiest anchorman helped sales of dodge durango. up 59% for october. these are ad age numbers. 70 ads were cut. there he is anchorman, will ferrell. they launched a month ago. dagen: the new movie is out in december, the sequel to "anchorman." there you go. better be funny. >>> 1995 was last time all 10 s&p 500 sectors end the year with double-digit gains. it is about to happen again. more what it means for the market, let's bring in wells fargo chief portfolio strategist brian jacobsen. long-term interest rates going up we got a taste in may. this can't continue, can it? >> well you know it can actually at least for the next year. eventually all good things must come to an end. we'll probably see a downturn in the market but i don't think we'll see quite yet. look at years which we've had double-digit gains on the s&p 500 the subsequent year is

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connell: we have a lot coming up. and rummy saying president obama's lack of honesty has put his second term in peril. edward snowden has this new manifesto that is out from russia, calls for reform in surveillance justify his leaks of classified information. we will see if he agrees with him on that. and the changing landscape of designer fashion. the top names in the country, here with us this hour to talk about that. all that and dagen mcdowell this hour on "markets now." all right. dagen: we're giving you a makeover. connell: that would be great. get him to work on that. dagen: we put you in like a camo jacket. the market slight losses here, we are also getting news on that settlement with the justice department, nicole petallides has you covered at the new york stock exchange. lauren: the dow down to the downside. the nasdaq and the s&p squeezing out some gains although very minimal. talking fractional news for the nasdaq and the s&p with the up arrow's up nearly two points as the s&p is up .34. a third of a poin

connell: thanks.k to the breaking news we talked about earlier this hour. the gas pipeline that exploded in milford, texas. there it is. and more up close picture of the flames. learning from the local authorities there have been no injuries reported but we're being told nearby schools and homes have been evacuated as a precaution. live pictures right now, and this story as it develops from texas. dagen: you imagine walking away from $3 billion? cash money. this guy just did. the founder of snapchat. there he is. making a $3 billion offer to build the messaging service. mostly used by teenagers and younger people. snapshot says every few the offer because it has other investors who value snapchat at a higher price. you have no revenue, no business model and teenagers are very fickle, they will move onto something else. connell: that is the knee-jerk reaction. maybe a bigger offer. dagen: maybe they're getting advice from investors they have. connell: unless it is a higher number, which might be good a

connell: nicole petallides.en will be on capitol hill to defend the federal reserve superduper easy monetary policy. holding confirmation hearings to determine whether she will or will not replace ben bernanke as the fed chief. connell: our next guest has concerns, for managing director at bain capital joined us so many times to talk about mitt romney. we're happy to have a new subject. why should we be concerned about janet yellen? >> it has a significant positive impact on the economy and the other is it has no impact at all other than to at risk. we have pumped $2 billion into the money supply and look at what has happened. no increase in growth or inflation as a result. it would seem like the other theory has been validated which it can do a little more than add the risk to the economy slowing down investment and yet we will continue to pursue a strategy of pumping even more money into the economy than we already have. dagen: isn't it possible that we would have negative economic growth, zero job growth? cou

connell: and?n't think there will play ball if you allow them to retain some much capabilities. connell: oil prices what is your price of looking back. >> we have 01 1/7 for this year. a 110 for next year. we remain, look at the markets and still think there are significant challenges. we think other countries will struggle. libya will continue to struggle. and again, we are not optimistic about a big settlement. connell: what does that translate to? >> we basically see on wti this year for 98. connell: $98 oil. not a hundred. it seemed like a long time ago. moderating these treats about television. the broadcast network tries to make money off of this. tweet and watch your show at the same time, the advertisers give were dan. the model so far has not really worked. dennis kneale will come in and see if there has been any progress on that. flood insurance premiums have been skyrocketing. phil keating is coming up. he will tell us what lawmakers of trying to do about that. right now we're looking at

connell: 11-12-13. dagen: nice illustration. connell: metlife stadium?agen: how many people does that stadium hold? connell: 80? dagen: i'm going to google it during the commercial break. connell: good one, dagen. we will look that up. dagen: the dow pulling back from the all-time high hit yesterday. nicole petallides with a look at what is dragging on these markets. nicole: pretty exciting when you see another high, again, yesterday closing high for the dowwjones industrial after five straight weeks of gains. when you see your 401(k) rate higher, you like that. a little bit of a pullback. fed tapir talk once again. a lot of anticipation for janet yellen's hearing on thursday. that will be interesting. the s&p 500 down two tenths of 1%. that being said, lots of movers. dean foods on the move, we are watching that one to the downside. they lowered their full-year earnings forecast despite dividend and buyback as well, but you can see the stock is down dramatically down 6.9% right now. dagen: thank you, nicole. connell: 82,000 is capacity at metlife stadiu

connell: how does it all work? >> obamacare subsidies or tax peer dollars given to people to hold the health-insurance are based on income and where the income falls on the federal poverty skills of the less you make the more money you can get from the government so let's look at this. fuhrer and individual and you make above $45,960 you will not qualify for subsidies but below that you will. look at the next line. married couples. if a married couple makes $62,040, that couple would not qualify for subsidies but below that they would. you can see looking at those numbers tell two people living together not married applying as individuals could both make below the $45,960 and both qualified for thousand in subsidies but if they married and their combined salaries were above the $62,040 they wouldn't get any government help and that is what conservative group that pointing out. robert rector, senior research fellow at the heritage foundation says the obamacare law is, quote, a system that preferential the rewards th

connell: what ever it is that? >> goldman sachs jpmorgan and morgan stanley spent a lot of time thinking about the price. twitter did not get greedy. dagen: if you buy it and own it you can take a breath and wait a day instead of having a market order at the open. which you may not know what four months. >> bet t. rowe price are the people that god did have 40 inflicted back at 45. dagen: it is and gambling it is investing. [laughter] >> my dad was a degenerate gambler i never gambled. connell: there you go. lesson learned. dagen: stay close with every here we will be your. connell: now going out west they have woken up on a the west coast. dagen: they are popping champagne robert gray is out there in these inferences go area. >> they were a lively and excited crowd. it was before the sun rise atwitter headquarters across the street and the employees filing and wearing t-shirts or hoodies like the other social media company that has the blue logo of their airmen to what you have to imagine is the party supply after

all that and more coming up this our with connell mcshane on markets now. ♪ connell: right about dr.anny. that is a must see segment. it has been all over the news. a big topic on the show. dagen: people taking stans, how to assess heart attack risks, more confusion in terms of mammograms, pap smears and treating your heart. connell: nicole petallides at the stock exchange today and down a little bit. good morning. nicole: back to connell mcshane and dagen mcdowell below the 700 mark. we sold off once again the dow yesterday down 30 to points. and the unchanged line. the fed capering top continued worry on wall street. let's look at macy's also the parent of bloomingdale's and macy's looking great. stocks hitting a new high. got to love it if you are a shareholder here, anything in the retail sector is good news out of macy's, profit on a rise boosted the entire sector so macy's over 9% today and most retailers have a perrault's as well despite the fact that much of wall street has down arrows. dagen: officials behind a lot of healthcare.gov are aware of one attempted cyberattack. co

connell: 11-12-13. dagen: nice illustration. connell: metlife stadium?

connell: i do too. we move on.ht now brand new developments in the case of a montana woman charged with murder. prosecutors say jordan graham pushed her husband off a cliff days after they were married. why her lawyer now wants the judge to drop the first-degree murder charge. >>> and unbelievable dash-cam video. a high-speed chase end with the police officer and a suspect going right over the side of a bridge. we have the latest on their condition. arthel: right now the attorney for a montana woman wants a judge to drop the first-degree murder charge against her. jordan graham is accused of pushing her husband off a cliff just days after their wedding. patti ann browne has details from the breaking newsdesk. >> hello, arthel. jordan graham and cody johnson were married in june of this year but eight days later the 25-year-old gram died after falling from a cliff at glacier national park in montana. earlier that night his 22-year-old bride texted a friend she was planning on telling her husband she was having secon

i miss connell mcshane so he could carry some of the weight. black friday, hope everyone had a great thanksgiving but stocks are trading until 1:00. let's go to the new york stock exchange where nicole petallides is standing by on the shortened trading day. nicole: we had our markets closed for the thanksgiving holiday. however in europe and asia they were easily awaiting the market opened, half-day of trading moving at 1:00, u.s. stocks are having a good day on wall street, record levels once again, the nasdaq 4 thousands 64, dow jones industrial 16,055 and the s&p at 1812, all three are higher and a record, look at the retailer's, the thanksgiving day, black friday people running in for a limited brands, abercrombie, walmart pulling back but retailers are talking about a lot of traffic and a lot of deals and so far so good for these guys and i am sure they will continue. dagen: shoppers used to line up in the early hours of black friday to get the best deals, now they don't have to because many retailers opened yesterday on thanksgiving even

i'm connell mcshane. reporting from new york.he head of national intelligence said earlier this year that cyber attacks are the leading threat to national security. >> it is importance and reach as a global threat can not be overstated. >> few understand the sheer capability hackers have in disrupting our nation impact a major attack would have on as we go in our daily lives. in the next hour we'll look at some of those threats and we'll look forward to come up with solutions. here to help us do that is mike baker, fme

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now it is time for dagen and connell. dagen: thank you and is veterans day.new york stock exchange and talk about the big stories on the day. dagen: to our veterans, you are the reason we are free. connell: a moment of silence going to the top of the hour. here it is. [moment of silence]

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connell mcshane on this hour of "markets now." connell: stay class sir, southern virginia.cus today. not as an exciting election as maybe, i don't know, last year but, or -- dagen: or new york city. connell: that one is pretty much a foregone conclusion unless every poll is wrong but dagen's home state of virginia we'

spring is a crisis moment in national politics it is the moment in which connell put the genie back in the baltic because the people on the ground in those countries for example in egypt there is a nationalist swing tool. do we really think that sisi is going to be able to come under him without the people rising up again. as the media leave us or we leave the. other. where shoes that no one is asking with to get they deserve answers from. politics. and we'll keep on slashing at them with our machetes because we've hit them hard and they're bleeding. i'm preparing the next machete which will be sharper and bigger. i hope that a great deal of people will join our appeal today. we have a petition that we intend to send to dole. requesting them to withdraw. when we screened the film into parliament we had support from every party. every parliamentarian signed a petition to request gold to withdraw the lawsuit. the worst case scenario is that this is on the rise worldwide that governments companies and individuals taking their critics to course we don't want to see that in sweden p.r. peop

. >> are you going to connell firm that or deny it? >> i'll confirm the hints. >> we are starting out with mostly cloudy conditions. dense fog out there as you head across the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge this morning. inland, plenty of sunshine later tonight. winds will pick up. there are wind advisories posted that begin later tonight and will last through tomorrow. as we expect up to 45 miles an hour in the ridge tops of the north bay mountains and the east bay and the south bay. that will be cooler today too. but travel with caution tonight and tomorrow. this is how it looks at think at ocean beach. it's actually hard to tell. there's so many clouds out there. 45 degrees at concord. 50 at oakland. san francisco, 51 degrees and santa rosa is at 38. this weekend for the charles schaub cup, breezy and cool. a temperature of 60 degrees. don't forget by the way, say goodbye to sunshine late in the day. we're going to set our clocks back tonight an hour. so spring ahead, fall back, tonight set the clocks back. literally at 2:00

the los angeles times reported this historic moment connell and get one when stepped on a comparative upscale any of the clutch at the scene that story to tell friday at the start and clap cut to the present day tomorrow. this is tied to a los angeles police department had a conference on november the seventh which saw against great grandson in attendance the novelty of the moment was a lot on that later generations we believe that this entry since that day has been a story of constant struggle. all groups a lot of troops had to struggle to get what they have today. to get the commission for what they deserve. under the caustic united states. the struggle for recognition was also clearly evident on the streets. the chinese community protesting us comedian jamie campbell street and insulting chinese people and is my opinion is i think it is to get that may be plainer. skip right over the head. but i think it was very inappropriate. i think most people would be disciplined. it should be some type of a um action to ensure it doesn't happen again. i'm very offended by that very offended.

without even having counsel present they were told information by the director of national intelligence connell who was part of the revolving door between booz allen before he took over the head of the intelligence community and then after and you have a situation in which these members when they're told information are basically forced to sign an indoctrination that's what the n.s.a. used to call it according to documents revealed by the national security archive and these numbers are very fearful of revealing anything they learn even if it even if it effects americans rights but fortunately we've had members like senator wyden and previously senator feingold are you know all and others who've been calling for reforms imagine how different would be if senator wyden with the chairman of the senate intelligence committee instead of senator feinstein who's so beholden to the words and wishes of the intelligence community they're absolutely and you know there's the lies that are being told in the misinformation that's coming from the intelligence community to congress and then there's the misleadi

connell economy club level but a second identical but it's an emotion love. you try getting more than just arrived. they're getting an education. thanks to an initiative of the hebrew university of jerusalem and israel railways train passengers are treated to a lecture but some of the universe is but i didn't have . he says. joe interested in what was coming in so little. we don't we'll just have fun. with that the trade the series develops its leader but at the university set themselves up in one of the cars and passengers are invited to join for free. i was dead. i guess i still celebrated in einstein's birthday honor his contribution to the country a member of the early zionist movement likes tennis went out into the hebrew university and the creatures intellectual property to the institution. besides the senate race series the unique way to reach out to the and allow them to experience firsthand the benefits of research and education. in the top of the investigation published book that i give on debate india is expected to visit the wedding she is going o

custody we spoke with his attorney james connell he says the inmates are deprived of their rights and silenced behind bars. immediately upon being transferred to guantanamo bay mr absolutely went to the medical staff and complained that he had suffered a head injury while in cia custody. nothing was done to follow up on that there is no investigation into someplace else told military commissions there's no investigation into the possibility of a federal civilian court there are still a significant number of people who are on hunger strike of guantanamo bay who are being force fed and sometimes hospitalized the most important question is the silencing of the defendants that they can't tell anyone whether that's the un special rapporteur on torture or members of congress and their staff who are investigating the issue they can't tell anyone about what happened to them in cia custody that's what we're challenging because if we can break the silence on that question there could be real movement on guantanamo bay are just a few minutes away here on r.t. that of failed expectations. it's li

i'm connell mcshane, reporting from new york. >> tonight on "the willis report". how the obamacare fix turns into a fiasco health insurance companies say it cannot work it should have taxpayers hopping mad but the white house is set to give them a back door bailout obamacare style. to user's guide to shopping looking at the best stories ever. watchi out for you tonight on "the willis report." melissa: welcome to the of willis report your show and your money and voice. fresh warnings tonight's the health insurance policies will send premiums soaring and now the insurance company is scrambling for how that would work. residents scrambling to do damage control with executives to ensure that public our brainstorming how to go forward with obamacare joining me now from wells fargo insurance with the independent insurance agents and brokers of america agreed to have both of you today. can this we done? is a possible for insurers to reinstates willy-nilly? >> it is the aggressive time might. back from individual consumers walking in with a new health care plan for us to

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hey, connell. connell: what kind of an american are you. moving to an american based apple.ople running for congress, high-profile democrats try to change the subject instead of talking about obamacare, the subject turning to hillary clinton's presidential campaign but still a long way off. the great money bubble. why we will all pay the price for what the world central bankers are doing right now. here to talk with us about that. apple is looking to go 3d maybe. trying to buy the company behind the 3d cameras and microsoft's xbox 360. and the meningitis scare in new jersey. has the government now looking overseas for a vaccine that has only been found there. big-money implications to this as well and we will have it coming up this hour of "markets now."

happy thanksgiving to connell mcshane and all of our viewers. connell: i used to be an altar boy.an people get their fifth thanksgiving, if they do go out and brave the elements, would they feel like going back and doing shopping, numbers coming up on those topics. is it time for these guys to come out of hiding? talking about the bears at the market. one of our mission managers will tell us what he thinks. princeton is turning to an overseas the scene not approved by each the to treat this and meningitis outbreak, we will show you which companies are behind that so there is money to be made and the city concerns that may or may not surround that. tomorrow's business today, new

connell, it is yours. connell: good to see you.t for the weekend. we will start there. and here is something to think about the next time you fly. boeing concerned about the engines in its mer premier plans did and it is not just about the jobs. one of blackrock's top money men says there is something else we should be looking at when it comes to economic recovery. and while what we are calling thanksnado. already a mess out west, it is heading east. that and more this hour on "markets now." ♪ good to have you with us. dagen is off today, should be back tomorrow. as we start off, one of these days you look and want to make sure you are in the right year. nasdaq 4000, nicole petallides loving the round numbers. nicole: that

here are dagen mcdowell and connell mcshane. the next hour and we will also talk about a number of other things including the weather. we need to have that name on everything that is what we're looking at. big-time storm starting to come together for the eastern part of the nation that could wipe out travel for the holidays so there is big money on the line. health and human services pushing back next year's enrollment until after the midterm election. won't get to see the full effect of obamacare until after you vote. the politics which we will get into with rich edson. the debate in the skies over allowing passengers to use cellphones while they are flying, this gets people fired up and we will have it for you and how to get this right. 80% use smart phones when watching tv broadcasters are having a hard time making that interactive said dennis kneale will tell us about that. markets now. dennis: good to have you with us on november 22nd, 2015, 50 years after the assassination of kennedy. we will have a report from dallas in a

connell, it is yours. connell: thank you very much.o fix the situation around the health care law. advance notice from rich edson in a moment. rich edson, plus at this hour in washington, d.c., with janet yellen. and how about this story, walking away from $3 billion. would you be able to do that? pretty good story. and last dance for lincoln? it could be if this small suv does not catch on. keep it here on "markets now." dagen: hey, everybody, welcome to this hour of "markets now." expecting the president at the bottom of the hour. all over this breaking news, what do you know so far? rich: telling fox those

forget that the arab spring is a crisis moment in international politics it is the moment in which connell put the genie back in the baltic because the people on the ground in those countries for example in egypt there is a nationalist swing towards. do we really think that sisi is going to be able to become an old forward cerium without the people rising up again. almost a thousand people are killed in iraq in just one month forcing the country's prime minister to ask the u.s. for help to end the violence. america's huge. new spy complex is the target for outrage with authorities failing to keep the public away from what was supposed to be a secret facility. they put it inside of the middle of an army base so you can protest to the army to protest the n.s.a. . activists are already notorious data center in utah which will host super computers able to store piles of phone e-mail and search engine data that has been harvested. in ruins pakistan says attempts to negotiate with islamist.

connell: we have a lot coming up.term in peril. edward snowden has this new manifesto that is out from russia, calls for reform in surveillance justify his leaks of classified information. we will see if he agrees with him on that. and the changing landscape of designer fashion. the top names in the country, here with us this hour to talk about that. all that and dagen mcdowell this hour on "markets now." all right. dagen: we're giving you a makeover. connell: that would be great. get him to work on that.

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dagen and connell. a huge debut. twitter lived up to all the hype. so far it has.g news we'll be covering. charlie gasparino is in. tells us has good stuff. >> he is on the phone too, brother? >> that is new information. markets are down a little bit and twitter is not. >> twitter is not done. the economy is growing faster than it was in the second quarter. all eyes on twitter. nicole petallides standing on the floor of the new york stock exchange. with what, nicole. what are you looking at. >> good morning, dagen and connell. just came out of the crowd. just spoke to duncan neiderauer who was in the twitter crowd, the first trade as we've been watching here. right now it is at 49.42. that is something. 89% to the upside. everything went smoothly as anticipated. and, we saw it opening around 10:50 a.m. so in the 10:00 a.m. hour. so you can see the stock is up 90% at the moment. so that has been the hoopla of the morning. obviously highly anticipated stock of the year. ipo of the year.