dennis: thank you.l: businesses located in the middle east and africa are coping after all of this. i spoke with tim clark from dulles airport. >> not to my knowledge there has been no reaction whatsoever in terms of the flight in and out of the region. business as usual. cheryl: and a lot of times when they have events like this, do you find it is difficult because the geography is a little different. do you find that the perception of the airline is difficult? >> no. it is a truly international brand. it is an international carrier. i think our passengers recognize the politics of the author and the network they travel on is a truly global one. yes, we do travel to many places in the middle east and do so even in the troubled times. cheryl: obviously, you and chairman of the airline have to address the event will we do have things disruptive in that region. because dubai, which is your hub, do you find that the two of you have to address the issue over and over to make sure that global passengers are

dennis is as well. that is your fox news minute. dennis: thank you. >> dennis, my pleasure.ter joins us now with more. ashley: a very frustrating scenario right now. we are really in political limbo right now in europe. you know, the german court said yes we back the bailout fund. now you can hear crickets out there. will spain the next in line to ask for a bailout? everyone says yes, but they are dragging their feet. dennis: i thought what took european stocks down today is spain is bulking saying they do not need a bailout. ashley: they said the same things about their banks and then turned around and said, yes, we do. you are getting conflicting messages. you have the prime minister saying we need to make sure we really look at where we are at before we pull the trigger. if they go to the ecb for this unlimited bond buying there are a lot of conditions attached to it. politically, not a good move for him. he has been in charge. he has been in a very difficult situation. by asking for a bailout, it makes his situation weaker. dennis: thank you very much, ashley. cheryl: it

dennis: how old were you in 1980? >> i was ten, dennis.k at patterns and right now this market is setting up with what happened with carter and reagan. if there will be a long-term rally, romney has a better chance of sustaining that. dennis: you think we are pretty much headed down. >> i think there is a lot that has to continue to go right. anyone of those issues goes wrong, the market will take a breather. dennis: yet, individual investors have stayed out of this market. always waiting for one of the things to go wrong and they are not going wrong. >> we are very conservative. when you look at faith right now, i do not have faith in qe3, i do not have faith in europe the magically fixed him a i do not have faith in stocks that a couple weeks ago were up. the fundamentals, dennis, have not changed for the positive. earnings growth are weak. that shows me caution is the answer. dennis: they say that the stock market likes to forecast where the economy is going six-12 months out. are you now arguing that we have a total disconnect between

dennis: breaking news.pproved the book pricing settlement between the government and three publishers. simon and schuster. harpercollins agreeing to the settlement pushed on them by the justice department. apple and a few key other publishers that did not settle faced trial in june 2013, and this is allegations that apple had conspired with big book publishers to fix prices. compete against amazon. some people worry that the settlement will basically give amazon its own monopoly. well as seeing a bit expected drop. let's go to sandra smith and today's trade. >> reporter: there was a very, very bullish will report out this morning pushing oil prices up the dollar 50, a couple percent higher. real skin in the game from the trading group. you were actually short while right now. feeling that it's pretty bullish and burgoyne to top hundred dollars. >> were coming up to some major resistance at $98. >> reporter: meaning that the size it's going to go. >> that's what i think. ninety-eight is a key level. the high

dennis: i am dennis kneale. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. of the top apple analyst in the business here. dennis: we have an analyst who says time is running out for mitt romney. there may be some things he can do right now to pull it off. cheryl: is facebook selling you out? the judge andrew napolitano is here. dennis: top of the hour, stocks now. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: last week we lost about 14 points on the dow. today we see the dollar is quite strong. equities are selling off. the tech heavy nasdaq, the worst of the bunch. some accelerated selling. bank stocks, drug stocks, they do have up arrows there. we have to focus on apple. order your iphone5. the truth of the matter is, they did very well over the weekend. they sold 5 million iphone5. that is the record. it surpasses the iphone for. however, analysts were hoping for 5 million. there were also problems in the china plant. back to you. cheryl: a lot of news on apple. we will stay on top of this. record sales of the iphone5 over the wee

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dennis: i am dennis kneale. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. project here and abroad.nal protest has people crashing with police. dennis: it is time to brace for the fiscal cliff. how the big money guys are protecting themselves from physical dim on capitol hill. cheryl: another america bank under cyber attack. right now, it is exactly the top of the hour. stock now. the soundbite from dagen today, market move on, but where are we going? nicole: it is hard to say. we are down for the fourth day in a row for the dow jones industrial. if you notice, right there at the top of the shell, turmoil in greece once again. you have the euro lower. the dollar is strong. that puts pressure on equities and commodities. that puts oil below $90 a barrel. hewlett-packard hitting a new 52 week low. alcoa, cisco, united healthcare. how about the financials? bank of america. they are so sensitive to these headlines. the banking index has a down arrow. some of these financials with down arrows as well. dennis: thank you very much. protests in new york and across europe today. politicians

dennis: i am dennis kneale. the impending fiscal cliff. the biggest near-term threat to the global economy. we have an economist who says washington better fix it or else. cheryl: israel's prime minister draws a red line to stop iran but his timing has changed. former ambassador john bolton is here. dennis: apple and ceo writing a letter apologizing for a rare slip up. tim cook is extremely sorry. nicole petallides is dodging a parasol on the stock exchange. nicole: we are seeing the dow down 70 points. nasdaq and the s&p also lower. we are posting an up arrow but a majority of the dow components are coming under pressure on a day when the dollar is strong and commodities are selling off as well. i want to look at one mover who hit a 52 week high but has sold off since earlier and that is walgreen's. they came of the fourth quarter numbers earning 55% and made a mix of what they have been facing and pharmacy manager benefits company. that caused millions of its prescriptions to go elsewhere and they're coming back and they're seeing custom

dennis.: i am dennis kneale. cheryl: hi everybody. i am cheryl casone. moody's says unless congress gets its act together, the nation will be downgraded. connell: the standoff. today judge andrew napolitano wonders where the mayor really secretly want the strike. cheryl: today, wall street remembers 9/11 with a moment of silence. we will be live at fitzgerald. dennis: stocks now as we do every 15 minutes. nicole: pretty amazing here. multi- year highs for the averages over the last few weeks. we are back with the up arrow speared we have erased yesterday's losses. right now at this time, you can do the tech heavy nasdaq up a quarter of a percent. the dow up more than .5%. they always called these financials the lightning rods of the market. take a look at some of our big movers here. not wells fargo. citigroup and morgan stanley, bank of america, all gaining more than 2%. cheryl: we will see you, of course, and 14 minutes from now. that is according to the nfib. clint greenlee a small busines

dennis: thanks for being with us.nt's speech blew up on twitter. 53,000 tweets in one minute. twitter tells us that is a record for a political event but that is not all. that democratic convention overall in its final day as the republicans did over the course of three days. stuart: dennis: simple your demographics. if you look at the ratings the democrats have twice the percentage of 18-34-year-old viewers. cheryl: they love their twitter. i love apple tv. no i don't. i like my mac. dennis: you have been waiting for that one. the next big thing could impact be the radio. cheryl: charles payne feeling pretty good about his pick on the show of the supplier. he will come on the set and take a victory lap. as we do every day at this time take a look at oil. oil is higher. we asked over 3,000 doctors to review 5-hour energy and what they said is amazing. over 73 percent who reviewed 5-hour energy said they would recommend a low calorie energy supplement to their healthy patients who use energy supplements. seventy-three

now back to dennis.or the hostess company is nothing like these bungee suite product. the company says it will be shutdown and a vote by teamster employees started today goes against it. we are joined by hostess ceo greg rayburn. the twinkie is part of a company that has been around for 80 years. the teamsters vote comes senate 4:00 with the they're willing to agree to $180 million a year in concessions. if you vote against that i am shutting down the company. are you bluffing? >> no. i don't bluff in general. it is a serious fact and a hard truth. we have been very consistent with our unions that there is not going to be a second vote. there is not going to be a buyer out in the wings that will swoop in like a white knight and save the company. if the teamsters vote no we will shutdown. dennis: you are workout artists. you try to resurrect world, after its scandal and shutdown otb betting parlors in new york. unless we can't reach agreement maybe you are not bluffing. the company lost $340 million last

dennis, all you.eople still without power after hurricane isaac hit the gulf coast. >> good to see you. early estimates put isaac's damage at close to $2 billion. there are a lot of assessment teams on the ground. at this fema center where we are and all around the community tried to see how much damage was done when this category one hurricane came ashore one week ago today. take a look at this video. it is not far from where i am standing. anyone that has been watching isaac coverage over the last week has heard a lot about lockman. it sustained a lot of damage. you can see all of the flood waters. reports of people that had to be rescued from the tops of their roofs because the water came in so quickly. nearly $15 billion of improvements were done to the levee systems in and around the city of new orleans itself after hurricane katrina. the big easy fared quite well with hurricane isaac did it was the lower lying areas. north, south, east and west. we have been all over. now, of course, we are talk

now let's go back to dennis and cheryl.y department has balked at an offer to buy general motors. the reason is for taxpayers. elizabeth macdonald is here. >> general motors is telling fox business it has been in talks with treasuries sent the beginning of the year. here is the deal, here is the bottom line, in order for taxpayers to breakeven they have to trade at $53 a share. shares are trading around $24. the word is, maybe, treasury is trying to cut a deal to get those shares sold. if you sold off 500 million shares, you will see a $14 billion loss. if you thought we were close on friday, you will see a $9 billion loss. we will sell shares and the $35 range, you will still see losses , anywhere from $7 billion-$9 billion. we asked general motors whine now. they are saying because of the tarp rules on executive pay. they are saying it is hard to convince someone to show up for work for the good of the country. essentially that is what they want to get out from under. government should not be a long-term investor. the gov

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dennis: this is a big gap. wall street journal first page story that they comes out that there's a backlash over the map apps shows you how users and the faithful get caught in the crossfire. when they get into this ridiculous spitting match over whether we use our air when map or not. cheryl: it is all over. dennis: one of the biggest gaps of the republican convention may mean big bucks for clint eastwood's new movie. cheryl: violence continues in the middle east, one of the leading money mind the emerging-market is here with his thoughts on what is happening in the region. as we go to break look at the next s&p winners and losers and on the winner side you have expedia and cbs. right back. [ female announcer ] they can be enlightening. hey, bro. or engaging. conversations help us learn and grow. at wells fargo, we believe you can never underestimate the power of a conversation. it's this exchange of ideas that helps you move ahead with confidence. so when the conversation turns to your financial goals... turn

dennis: thank you, nicole.ake money with charles payne. charles: the last two weeks this stock is up like a billion%. i love when a stock is downgraded and it still goes up. i like a company called -- it has been around since 1902. they missed the street the last two quarters. the stock has been hammered. when does a stock oversell? i think the stock is oversold. they have stayed steady for the last 30 days. this is a company that will be big-time empowered. they are doing generation of electricity. refineries. you can see the stock, it looks like it is trying to turn here. the stock is down, rightfully. the execution has been bad. now the pe is that a 13. cheryl: we do see a quiet, dramatic drop in the stock price. charles: that is it. listen, when you have two bad earnings report and a row, that is what kind of happened. now it is to the point where it is starting to climb. that is the risk with this particular idea. for me, it is a true value idea. i think these guys are greatly positioned. despite the recen

dennis: thank you.harlie gasparino first reported in the last hour, the owners of the boston red sox have began quietly shopping the team. gasparino reporting the price tag in the neighborhood of $1.3 billion. the management wants to focus on their ownership of the liverpool soccer club. dennis: we are on fed watch. there is 16 minutes to go. bernanke and companies latest take on the economy. keep it here for the best coverage. cheryl: has begun to break, here is how the world currencies are faring against the u.s. dollar. you'll want to keep your eye on that as the fed decision comes in. ♪ >> announcer: meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card, and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts and stole her hard-earned money. now meet jack. after 40 years, he finally saved enough to enjoy retirement. angie, the waitress at jack's favorite diner, is also enjoying his retirement. with just a little information, she's opened up a credit line, drainin

dennis kneale and cheryl casone will take us through the next hour. dennis: i am dennis kneale. casone. the debt clock continuing to take near $13 trillion but barely a word about it at the democratic national convention. neil cavuto joins us from the dnc and he is talking about that. dennis: nokia taking a risk on its first windows-based phone. stock dropped 10%, 30 minutes. cheryl: stuart varney joins me on the debate over whether the economy is improving. just stick around and find out. dennis: nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. >> looking forward to round 2. the nasdaq index in be slightly higher. the names making top headlines, that has come under pressure taking ups down with it. you will be talking to the mayor of nokia on the day of their new found so that is using software down 10%. disney all time high consolation brand, take a look at those constellation brands which are in the alcohol industry. you could talk about wines and vodka and jack daniel's. they have done well with that and then there's facebook up 4.3%. mark zuckerberg has this going on e

demeo kevin dennis carol k. demitz kevin dennis thomas f.a jose depena robert john deraney and my grandfather, firefighter barbara james crawford, fpn y 51. grandpa come your name is etched in stone several times, the yuba nacht are hard and minds forever. we miss you, we love you and will never forget you. and like you always used to say, we got your back. god bless you and god bless america. >> and my uncle, john gerrard on hands and my cousin paul nimbly, we love you and miss you every day. michael derienzo edward desimone iii christian lewis to simoneaux edward desimone iii andrew desperito michael derienzo cindy ann deuel jerry devito robert p. devitt, jr. dennis lawrence devlin gerard dewan sulemanali kassamali dhanani michael louis diagostino matthew diaz nancy diaz michael a. diaz-piedra iii judith berquis diaz-sierra rodney dickens. joseph dermot dickey, jr. lawrence patrick dickinson michael d. diehl john difato vincent difazio carl anthony difranco donald difranco >> and my father, dennis michael cook. >> my brother and heart, pau

back to dennis. first reported research in motion yesterday, the deal will allow blackberry to have an easier time using data and media between desktops and devices. bigger question is the real motivation for this deal so we brought in the author of the vested in which he explains how microsoft pursues partnerships like this one. you did not advise them on this deal. years we had a horrible reputation. they got everything and the parter got nothing. >> that is why you see companies not just like microsoft but mcdonald's, eight case studies in our research that are starting to change the game of how they work with partners. not just a win/lose relationship. 800 pound gorilla. and often more when we are not a buoy. dennis: have they softened their ways? >> the case studies with finance, we study that deal and many other deals at the university of tennessee. think of it as expanding the pie. i can't fight over that slice of pie or work with you and make more time. a lot of companies are starting to real

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he was gone. >> but dennis is not dead. merely stunned. how did he get here?e aircraft broke up about me and the glass shattered and i was in the desert dust. >> everybody was in shock. i mean, it was a moment of total oh, my god, what do we do. >> dennis is not out of danger. he struggles to get free of the wreckage before dripping fuel can ignite the helicopter. >> i'm going to die if i don't get out of this quickly, if it catches on fire. >> he quickly shuts off the fuel lines, then amazingly, he crawls out of the chopper, shaken but only slightly hurt. >> he actually wasn't even hurt that bad. a few cuts on the face and couple of teeth knocked out, i understand. >> the chopper has not fared as well. >> the helicopter was totaled, completely totaled. unusable. >> within an hour, a rueful dennis is not just walking and talking, he's giving the news conference he had always hoped to avoid. dennis, the safety evaluator, has to assess his own performance and realizes where he had gone wrong. he had forgotten one adjustment to his program and had fallen victim t

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[laughter] [ticking] >> coming up, dennis kozlowski and his extravagant lifestyle.d trump called your behavior tacky. >> tacky. tacky from donald trump? >> that's ahead, when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] [ male announcer ] drive a car filled with as much advanced technology as the world around it. with the available lexus enform app suite, you can use opentable to make restaurant reservations. during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on some of our newest models. this is the pursuit of perfection. a passionate belief, and the foundation on which merrill lynch has been built. today, our financial advisors lead from a new position of strength. together with bank of america, they have access to more resources than ever before. a steadfast commitment to help you achieve your financial goals in life. that's the power of the right advisor. that's merrill lynch. [ticking] >> it was dennis kozlowski's art collection that would lead to his undoing. the manhattan district attorney's office was investigating galleries that were helping customers avo

dennis: i am dennis kneale. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. no help wanted.ck as the number of people filing first-time jobless claims rose to the highest level since june according to the government. dennis: regulation nation coming up. goldman chief lloyd blankfein drinking kool-aid saying cover banking regulation is a necessary evil but mark will be here from the cato institute. cheryl: one of the largest hotels in the world and is opening today and of all places the people's republic of china. president and ceo of starwood hotels speaks to fox business about that expansion. dennis: top of the hour. stocks every 15 minutes. nicole petallides at stock exchange. nicole: interesting news here. walmart, amazon, target. you reamed member that target decided to stop selling the amazon kindle. walmart just a short time ago, amazon stock hit an intraday chart dropped like $1 and 1/2 and starting to come back now but it is interesting. a dramatic move. walmart saying it is consistent with the overall merchandizing strategy. they told us in an internal memo they wil

westbound is closed between dennis avenue and 29. we are starting to see a few drive lights making your the i-270. >> thank you. 5:32 is the time. our top story, a level of excitement we have not seen in football and a while. the referee union reached a deal to end the lockout. what that means the controversial replacement refs and the real refs are in for the baltimore ravens and the browns game. not know if it is me, are extra birds chirping, there are people around. in the horizon. even though the new deal would until the weekend, told theyn tonight.n to work it was that play on monday night football that triggered a wave outrage when seattle was the game after it appeared green bay had one. they will see an increase in pay several thousand a season and retirement benefits will be new hires.r the flip side, the league new have the power to hire the ones replacing underperforming. this was all over $3.3 million a money. pension the commissioner of the lead -- released a statement he looks forward to having the best referees on the

the exhibition shows dennis hopper's photography from the 1960's. there is no staging or artificial light. a perfectly capture a slice of american history. from martin luther king into an unknown hell's angels rocker, artists like roy lichtenstein were often guest of dennis hopper. >> between 1961 and 1967, his house was at the center of the los angeles art scene. pop artists, actors, and the film industry met at his home. they were his friends and that closeness comes across. >> but it's not just about glamour and storytelling. there are also photographs from mexico. one of hopper's greatest passions was bullfighting. >> it's very exciting to see today. it's a piece of cultural history and a magnificent piece of journalism about america in the '60s. >> his pictures showing love of detail. he took great interest in small things and try to find beauty in the everyday. it's the first time the exhibition has been shown in europe. >> how old is jane fonda? >> she must be in her 70's. >> she's been around a long time. that will wrap up for this addition

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i'm still seeing all of your lanes blocked at dennis avenue. what this means is if you're traveling university boulevard, just going to be a tough commute if you're trying to get to colesville road. and then also university boulevard as you're making your way towards georgia avenue. it's not going to be an option if you have to pass dennis avenue. no word yet on if this is going to last through the morning rush. i can tell you it may. again, a downed pole is block all of university boulevard at dennis avenue. let's head over right now to i-66. things look good there. a live look at you make your way past chain bridge road. no issues outside the beltway, i-66. inside is clear as well. nice commute, no issues to report right now. i'm back in ten with another look at traffic. >>> breaking news. the nfl referee lockout is finally over. the league and referees union reached a tentative agreement on a new contract. tony is live at the news desk. >> reporter: late last night, the nfl and the referees association agreed toon eight-year collective barga

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the [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check?every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. ok. [ voice of dennis ] silence. are you in good hands? admitted that that look, we were able to keep a lot of the folks because of the stimulus. >> bill: absolutely. again, do you great work, judd. thank you. all of your colleagues at think progress. we'll see you again next >> jennifer: i want to compare the foreign policies used by governor romney and mitt romney. mitt romney had this to say in the aftermath of the attack on the american embassy in libya. >> romney: terrible course for america to stand in -- an apology for our values that our grounds are being attacked and being breached that the first response from the united states must be outrage at the breach of the sovereignty of our nation. an apology for america's values >> jennifer: now even many republicans actually admit that romney came off as not quite ready for prime time i'll say by trying to politicize the tragedy in libya. let's listen on the other hand to