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smith in, david asman, tracy byrnes.the past what they've said is we have years, icecaps are melting. i always thought, you know, guys, to market is better, you need to put a number to it. sure enough, they have. so by this math, what is it? september 25th -- >> 2015. neil: that's it. >> right. neil: what happens then? >> i think you're on to something about not paying your mortgage, that's for sure. neil: certainly not my cable. those thieving bastards aren't going to get it. >> i think this is so old, no one is even listening to this. neil: what was the point of that? >> scary. icebergs areoing to come down sixth avenue, don't you know. that's how bad it's going to be. >> by the way, it was in 2008 that al gore suggested -- >> said that we were going to -- neil: five years. >> the icecaps in the north would be with gone. in fact, those icecaps have doubled in se. >> right. >> there are other icecaps getting smaller, but the fact these predictions are -- it's a concerted effort. it's not just the french guy saying here

we have quite a swing, david asman, with the dow jones which was at one point down about 70 points.he worst ending but not the before the. david: not the worst, not the before the. a lot of people had no way figuring out what the jobs numbers were b they're trying to digest all of that and a lot more. liz, we'll be back with you in a moment. we go to nicole petroleum. it is kind after strange market. we saw linked in earnings. we saw the backdraft from that, down 8% today. >> this is tough move here for linkedin. despite the fact that they have had obviously a great run. they have a lot of members and president like. people are worried about the growth potential for this company. as a result after earnings came you see the down arrow. david: expedia was the biggest loser on the s&p. its earnings disappointed as well, right? >> a little less of a loss than expected. it was a disappointment as you noted, dave. that's why you're seeing expedia down 3.6%. david: there is a place called macau. the rich high rollers know what macau is. a place in china. a lot of chinese companies there bu

david asman, you have the details? >> everyone is doing it now come all the federal agencies are getting into the data collection and once we heard this term come i prefer big brother. this is by the end of next year and they will have 52 million facial images and that should never be in the fbi databank am a 52 million of us will have this. the treasury department has also been collecting data. and they have to be taken from what the government always knew. >> off right and should we be about all this? >> i'm really concerned because what is behind all of this reign john podesta is the one who is running this operation. and you see a is a good and a public service and i think that is what we should have our and cannot work. and what is this really being used for. >> we believe the government would not use this as a weapon. so how can you in the aftermath think that we are working through these scandals that haven't been resolved. >> some people are going to say the same thing. what's interesting is a lot of these agen

hi, everybody, i'm david asman and i'm a little ticked. welcome to forbes on fox. let's go in focus with steve forbes, michael, sabrina schafer, rick unger. you have kids in school. are parents losing control of their kids to the government? >> they are. our education system is a travesty. people don't realize that spending has been going up for four consecutive decades and our test scores have remained flat in reading, math, and science. public schools spend 93% more than the median private school. i live in arlington, virginia. we spend $26,000 per student, washington d.c., $28,000 per student. so where are the results? >> and rick, i mean, for parents when they try to speak out they get kicked out of the meeting and get locked up sometimes. >> not just kicked out apparently. arrested. that's just inane although it did give me the idea we should have the same rule for politicians when they're debating during presidential debates. we can get them all off the stage. >> that i can get behind. >> i think you have to be careful not to be too quick to flame the federal

liz: david asman joins me. will we witness an s&p record? david: i don't know.ike it will settle to the downside right now. we'll have to wait and see. liz: might be one for the transports. try four in row. let's go to nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. these trannies keep on trucking. >> no doubt, liz and dave. another record for dow jones transportation average up 9%. southwest airlines, trucking such as ryder all hitting record highs. landstar systems would go into that. norfolk southern for example. david: there is another time stocks and bond go up together. when bonds go up their yields go down. the 10-year treasury yield is down seven basis points. >> this is pretty unbelievable. 2.43% for the 10-year. glad you brought it up, dave. that is something traders are focusing on talking about a safe haven for bond after all. ultimately what is everybody worried about? is it geopolitical? is it a frothy market? liz: there are worries about momentum stocks that did well last year but are struggling now. 3d systems printer company. >> there

i am david asman and four neil cavuto. all they we have been hearing everyone celebrated new jobs numbers. but we are digging in and finding out that things are not as great as a lot of democrats are making them out to be. the unemployment rate dropped dramatically to 6.3%. that is because less people are working or looking for work. a lot less people. smith has more on why this is nothing to celebrate. >> thank you for having me, david. these numbers -- it wasn't a bad report, but it wasn't a good record. we increased -- rather decreased by 806,000 jobs. and if we keep up this path we are on, participation rate, if we get it down to 10%, we will have zero unemployment. these numbers are ridiculous. we are using data points to dictate policy. that means the data point is no longer of any value. so to say that this president has brought the unemployment rate down to 6.3%, it may lay well politically, but it's doing nothing to help this economy. many viewers don't elicit the first quarter of 2014, .1% was the first quarter c

david asman here to help us do it. david: going through the material stocks stumble.l stocks, allegheny chemical, we recovered it was down over 200 points. liz: s&p is worse. not looking good. let's go to nicole. we have better volume. i don't know if that is good thing for the bulls. more people want to sell, hitting 3 billion shares. first time in a week. russell continues to show that sort of open wound. >> right. where was the conviction in the buying? that's what the bulls want to see, volume heading up not necessarily on the way down. shows you there is conviction in the selling. as for the russell, russell and nasdaq have not participated in most recent rally. we're going back big-time. the russell is in correction territory since the most recent high march 4th, off 10%. david: maybe there is bargains. it has come down so much. >> maybe. david: materials, chemical, mining stocks. allegheny, dow, eastern chemical. >> you're absolutely right. oil, gas, financials. materials can be an economic indicator. people could be worried to a certain extent. we have mixed e

next we have david asman and scott martin. we talk about this all the time.ot that these issues do not come back. now there are some problems. >> i want to see the market implode a little bit to see the prices come down. twitter was public at 29. the inside price. the stock barely making any money. is losing users. neil: but you can tweet your concerns. [laughter] >> some of this is good. neil: is at 112? 140. whenever. >> by the way we have more supply with alibaba the biggest ever ipo. i would just tell investors. that it could go further down. you don't hear one wall street firm to say be careful. with this alibaba ipo. neil: with all of the offerings. neil: but they are squeezing out the retailer's. >> are you really conspiratorial about that? neil: o no. but they say it is a conspiracy to grab their retail investor then they get out. >> but the differences in matt is just figuring this out now been have been reporting this since 1999. [laughter] you just wonder why people keep falling for it. neil: that happens before the market takes a dip. >> this is n

liz: let's take a look at the markets with david asman. david: thank you very much.had big turns. we still have plus signs on the dow. certain stocks on the nasdaq are positive. but it has been a wild day. nicole petallides has been following it. nicole, it all started to change around midday with a bad auction. let's talk about tesla, one of the stocks hit very hard, we saw this coming yesterday. >> it was tesla here in the near term. we know their near term forecast a little week. some people think tesla should get out of cars to go straight into batteries. you can't deny the stock is up 260% in the last year. it is down 11%. the model x is coming out near term in 2015. liz: another company where he is chairman, solarcity jumping in this last couple minutes by 12 1/2%. >> elon musk, elon musk. let's see, solarcity jumping as you noted 12%. looking at solar panels going forward, offering 20-year payment plans. everyone is tooth. david: almost a perfect tradeoff. he loses 11% on tesla. gains 12% on solar. let's talk about green mountain coffee. it had a nice gain tod

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david asman and tracy byrnes. so how is the president handling this, to a political this issue that was infuriating since yesterday. >> earlier this bad and frankly some bad planning and not good to be talking tough on one very serious issue and then moving onto the roster event in his hometown. it's not a positive development for him. >> you should've actually state what the timetable would be in the bottom line is the folks who are part of this. i was disappointed there was no more concrete action. i'm not excited inspector general. we expect the presidents focus beyond development. neil: they did have some information from the administrative secretary in the name one detailed report to follow. just visiting a va hospital can give this a corner. so i wonder how we rationalized not doing any of that. >> you are right, absolutely. it is not. a second term presidents chief role is to get to be in the administration with your reputation and cry country attacked. so he is the kind of man who sits back and he would un

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i am david asman and four neil cavuto. all they we have been hearing everyone celebrated new jobs

david asman is here. david: good to see you, cheryl casone. the market is not doing terribly.media stocks are really taking off. linkedin earnings are coming up soon. let's go to nicole petallides to talk about linkedin a little bit because they're already seeing a nice bump. >> they are. we're watching linkedin closely to see anything about user growth. we know it passed that 300 mark. we'll see if there is expansion in china. stock up 5.3% a good move there. cheryl: nicole, directv among the top performers. news that at&t has approached company. >> we heard dish back in march was interested in the company. moves to a new high today up 4%. david: everybody loves ihop, right? [closing bell ringing] up 7% today. unfortunately nicole, we don't have time but bells are ringing. we want to mention to our you had yens, ceo of dine equity, a terrific woman why her stock is popping 7% today. let's look how stocks are finishing up. kind of a mixed bag. it is not terrible on the downside. we do have the nasdaq in the green. cheryl: you got the s&p,. let's talk about frond page headlines

david asman and tracy byrnes. so how is the president handling this, to a neil: so baseball hall of fame, political fundraising, he does appear when you look at his itinerary is supposedlysue nfuriate him just yesterday. ts >> it is apparently bad objectsl it is not good to be talking tough on one very serious issuee and then moving on to morestven softer tevents in his hometown. it is not a positive development him. neil: the next day what should you be doing? >> he should have stated thatate the timetable would be forwou further action. because ultimately the bottom line is that the folks concerned with the issues include the actions he's taking that will follow this and i was disappointed that there wasn't more concrete action. i'm not terribly excited at the doctor general is leading anm investigation of this. for once i agree with oliverited north who i saw earlier on fox. let's have an independent body investigate the situation and to the extent the president's focus will be on developments with that investi

liz: david asman joins me on a big day. 's rally from yesterday's interview with bill dudley. go to retailers, nicole. we had bad news earlier in the week. tj maxx and tiffany knocking it out of the park. >> all-time highs for tiffany. [closing bell ringing]. mice november on wall street, 156 points higher. liz: let's not ignore the financials -- [inaudible] we ring the bells. david: let's look at all the indices. i called it a dudley rally. that incredible interview peter barnes had with bill dud the head of the new york fed yesterday, saying essentially interest rates would be low as long as we're alive practically. one of the most accommodative interviews i've seen with a fed official. clearly the market liked that news. also big jump in the energy sector. that leading to all the energy sectors going higher. all of the oil companies based on what is happening with oil inventories which are much lows than expected. we have a very busy hour on a very busy market day. "after the bell" starts right now.

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david asman joins me now.ersing course. >> hewlett-packard to the downside. we saw a revenue miss. down 2.3%. obviously big when things come out ahead of the bell like this. we're getting headlines that they are pretty happy with their turn around. that they have seen thus far. that remains on track. they're trying to turn hp into a more nimble, lower-cost, more customer and partner centric company. they continue with their turn around plan. meantime you see here, wall street not accepting these numbers too naysly. david: glad we got it out of the way. we can move on with thing of the that's history. let's talk about retailers because they have been beaten up quite a bit. doing well on high-end and low end. dollar tree way up. but williams-sonoma is up too. >> two completely different stores as you noted, a low end and high-end. williams-sonoma. dollar up almost 7%. williams-sonoma up almost 8%. liz: the star stock of the day has to be jd.com. chinese internet stock rallying from its debut but coming of the hi

liz: david asman joins me now. record once again for the s&p. david: another record. barely.s though, you know? you got to count your blessings. liz: even with a fraction of the point for the s&p. let's go to nicole petallides. she has been watching every tick on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, after a bounce-back yesterday we could look at twitter. jamie cox loves it right now. not doing much today. >> it is interesting. don't forget, it is down over 45% this year. for people that love twitter, love it even more 45% to the downside. they're still skeptical about the model. ad revenue and the like. you see the stock down 1.9% today. not great. it bounced back a little bit but it is near the lows. david: one thing that is more worrisome than no real stock gain the fact there was rally in treasurys going on of the rates were way down. when the rates go down the value of treasurys goes up. is that a concern to traders at all? >> that is interesting. that may have been correlation to the retail sales numbers, dave. liz: okay. elizabeth arden having a terrible da

adam shapiro in for david asman. let's go to nicole.nge. [closing bell ringing] liz: great day for the bulls. , boy, it didn't look like it would end up very well. looks how stocks are finishing up. dow jones industrial seeing gains. what a roller coaster ride. up 342 points. a decent swing of more than 60 points here. s&p 500 looking at a bain gain of nearly three points. nasdaq finding its footing up 20 points a good day for the markets. adam: time for your front page headlines. apple closing in on what could be the biggest acquisition ever. according to people familiar with the matter, wanting to