we have dagen mcdowell, charles gasparino with us as well. charlie, what do you make of this? >> it's fine. stein, you come in second. >> do you think that this then really does have an effect on holiday sales? >> it's hard to see how it won't. re wag is down. nfidce i wn. maybonlyixpeop sied u t th wou be a sgn of maiv stker op. >> y sa it wasp t 12. thas tr. anthe ment is ildi. ere'no dbt tere' a rt of maisen thcoury. i n't ink tat pple aliz theast ree crit rd rortseot on bt, opleave ed tirards -- t deb wen wn thr nthsn a w. 4 biion. ere'no cfidee inhis econy. noonfince theirecon thi untr and 's relecte. anthisoulde thfinanail thacoff. >> ion'tnow w y dr t corratiobetwn th a a slowwn i holay slesight now. wel let m -- i can it. let me tlyouyou roga goodor nhing [ lahter >> y're payg reor premms,youillhave to pay le -- opleon'tave ur nd omone >> iamnot ahater. i am telli y -- do you think it will affect holiday sales? yes or no? >> mr. neil, you are speaking out of both ends of your mouth, and here's why. on one hand you're saying that the plan isn't going to work. >> no. all

dagen mcdowell's home state and focus 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'll talk about. let's go to nicole petallides before we talk about anything else. check on the markets. good morning nicole. >> we pared the losses. we're down 41 points on the dow jones industrials. 15,059. just below the 15,600 mark. we had a nice run though, haven't we? s&p 500 down 1:00 quarter of 1%. it shows you we had momentum remains to the upside. traders continue to believe with the easy fed policy the path of least resistance is to the upside. of 3-d systems, largest printer company, looking good. new all-time high. potential takeover rumors maybe by ibm according to our own charles payne. spending on research and expanding retail presence. up over 100% and what a great performer and a new high today. back to you. connell: thank you, nicole. more on obamacare. n

ben stein, dagen mcdowell, and charles payne. night and day. >> night and day. it boils down to one word, accountability. it's what drives the pri-is the sector. bottom line, new york stock exchange has to please members, shareholders andinvestors. they have to go out and do a fantastic job. this obama care exchange, it was driven by two things. ideology and ego. i want it on october 1. well, we haven't vetted it. put it out on october 1. that's what it boils down to, this president is not accountable. no one who works for him is not accountable, not just on this, but a slew of events. >> practice makes perfect, or at least not awful. they went through it on the new york stock exchange again and again and again to me sure it went off without a hitch. clearly, they wanted to make sure the launch went smoothly, and it did. lessons for the white house? >> well, they should have known better. they should have tested the health care exchange website. >> well, they didn't. we're past that. >> and they had warngs in approximately saying there's a train wreck coming dow

we have dagen mcdowell, charles gasparino with us as well. charlie, what do you make of this? >> it's fine. stein, you come in second. >> do you think that this then really does have an effect on holiday sales? >> it's hard to see how it won't. real wages is down. confidence is down. maybe only six people signed up, but that would be a sign of massive sticker shop. >> you said it was up to 12. >> that's true. and the momentum is building. there's no doubt there's a sort of malaise in this country. i don't think that people realized the last three credit card reports we got on debt, people have used their cards -- the debt went down three months in a row. $14 billion. there's no confidence in this economy. no confidence in the direction of this country. and it's reflective. and this could be the final nail in that coffin. >> i don't know how you draw the correlation between this and a slowdown in holiday sales right now. >> well, let me -- >> i can do it. >> let me tell you, you arrogant good for nothing. [ laughter ] >> you're paying more for premiums, you will have to pay les

dagen mcdowell, it is yours. dagen: healthcare.gov will not be fixed by december. what that means for the economy and judge andrew napolitano on whether the government should be telling you what your insurance coverage should include. what about your money? are stocks the best place to put your dough right now? can you handle the volume? verizon's net burke is heavily taxed and a major shake-up in how to reduce the risk of having a heart attack. we cut through all the confusion with dr. manny and this is a must see segment for everybody. all that and more coming up this our with connell mcshane on markets now. ♪ connell: right about dr. manny. 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

dagen mcdowell, you are on. dagen: the airlines, always, every year. thank you so much. holiday week for a good part of the nation. federal reserve chief alan greenspan talks with fox business about pumping cash into the economy with the central bank's next move. the minimum wage debate rages on. will let help or hurt those most in need? new jersey goes online with gambling. garden state and maybe others? that and more this hour. connell mcshane is here on markets now. ♪ connell: great to have you back after a couple days. dagen: always wondering if i am going to get arrested when i fly. connell: of bad weather. dagen: i'm made it through the

dagen mcdowell, it is yours. dagen: healthcare.gov will not be fixed by december.r the government should be telling you what your insurance coverage should include. what about your money? are stocks the best place to put your dough right now? can you handle the volume? verizon's net burke is heavily taxed and a major shake-up in how to reduce the risk of having a heart attack. we cut through all the confusion with dr. manny and this is a must see segment for everybody. all that and more coming up this our with connell mcshane on markets now. ♪ connell: right about dr. manny. that is a must see segment. it has been all over the news. a big topic on

dagen mcdowell, it is yours. the ticket is like this basketball. do i get ten points or 20? t. thank you. the insurance industry meets with the president. a temporary fix with the health-care law causing more problems. warren buffett dumped shares but he is loving mobil, up $3 billion worth. more about that 22-year-old founder we told you about how he turned down a $3 billion offer from facebook for the company, kashmiri, talking google to drum up an even sweeter offer. getting it to work, companies getting more out of their employees, boost productivity for video surveillance but how much is too much? that and more this hour, there is never enough. connell mcshane is here on markets now. ♪ connell: you caught that

i'm sharing it with the lovely dagen mcdowell.ts 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."

dagen mcdowell's home state and focus today. 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'

all that and dagen mcdowell this hour on "markets now." all right. im to work on 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

we have that and more with dagen mcdowell on markets now. ♪ dagen: black friday, starbucks, stainlessteel coffee mugs. espresso drinks. dagen: i will get you that for christmas. it used to be. connell: a crazy winter storm wreaking havoc among travelers today, leading into one of the busiest retail weekends of the year. dagen: is this good news that the consumer federation at national credit union expected to rise 3%, 4%? peter barnes will explain all of it from b.c.. >> more people will spend more money on holiday shopping this year but the numbers might have been higher had it not been for the fiscal battles in washington making people cautious. america and the national association polk 1,000 consumers for their annual holiday shopping survey, 13% of respondents plan to increase holiday spending this season compared to a 12% rise last year, 32% of those polled planned to spend less this year and that is an improvement of 38% who said that last year. and note that the increase in the percentage of people who plan to increase spending grew at a slower pace than a year before in the su

connell: dagen mcdowell was talking about the storm moving east impacting the nation. ter what we sought western earlier in the weekend the big thing, the interruption of holiday travel plans. dagen: if you are not willing to stay at home you better listen to maria molina, are meteorologist at fox business in the weather center with more. >> you are absolutely right. many people at this point stay home, that is premature cross the northeast. if you are not leaving any time soon i do not recommend travelling as we head into tonight or early tomorrow morning across the northeast. the center of the storm is across the southeast. we have been talking about snow fall being a concern, strong wind and heavy rain in coastal areas, but we are also seeing tornadoes possible with this storm and we have a tornado watch right now and effect across the florida panhandle including panama city and an hour or so ago we had a tornado come confirmed with debris and damage reported a cross-section of the florida panhandle so plea here. we are talking dangerous weather. tornado warning in e

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 point. very small moves despite the fact everybody still continues to believe you will not see any tapering from the fed anytime soon. some of the steel stocks doing very good, hitting new highs. watching blackberry hit new lows. it has been a mixed bag for the dow jones industrials. those will be some names to watch. the trend has been great. back to you. dagen: thank you, nicole. connell: we saw that news scrolling at the bottom. the settlement you will he

first time today we missed dagen mcdowell because she would have inserted one of her airline airplaneands about someone sitting next to her on a flight from wherever. picture that you are listening. does it pay off? the technology is there to do it. santa's/not as full as it was in years past because the survey by harris interactive found 46% of americans are cutting back on holiday spending and of those planning on spending less, 63% said they would cut back on purchases for family members, 54% said they would spend less on non family members, teachers and the like. this is not stop retailers from opening their doors as early as thanksgiving day if the weather is as bad as joe bastardi tells us. they will get the people in anytime they can. the state of nuclear negotiations between united states and iran and what it means for the energy markets. remembering president john f. kennedy on the 50th anniversary of his assassination. we look live at the eternal flame burning in arlington national cemetery. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a bak

i'm sharing it with the lovely dagen mcdowell. talk to people 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." oh, yeah. and the dow 16,000. dagen: now what am i going to say? connell: you will never be at a loss of words. dagen: i visit here and look marginally irritated. connell: ken burns is here. dagen: talking about the kennedy address. connell: a big show. dagen: connell will attack the baseball within a minute. top

connell: talking about driving, we have this ferrari story dagen mcdowell has been looking for.o in terms of driving in new york city, delivery truck backed into a $300,000 ferrari. right here in new york. it was earlier in the way, crushed the hood of the car. onlookers said he didn't see anything when he put the truck in reverse. the driver of the ferrari was in the car at the time. nobody injured. worst part about the whole thing, he was a page driver. how about that? you are sitting in the ferrari and here comes the truck right into your $300,000 car. that would make you happy. dagen: i would have gotten out of the car and got up to the truck and pulled the man out of the truck and beaten him unconscious with my shoe. that is pretty much what i would have done. not even 40 oston red sox championship and already had vegas, who will win the next world series? connell: that is so dumb. janet yellen's confirmation hearing scheduled for this month. we are going to talk to one of the big names in economics. the name used, all the time. dagen: how the federal reserve decides intere