this is a lesson in relationships for you, dennis kneale. f your ex-wife would've spoke like a gps instructor, everything would have been fine. >> i'm just kind of surprised that thing even exists. now absorbed into the cell phone. trying to

tracy: dennis kneale, no surprise has details. hey, dennis. >> hi, tracy.britain's party prince, prince harry fresh from his nabe ked romp in las vegas has been tapped to star in the hangover iii. just kidding about the movie role any way. now that the prince's prickly pr problem has gone viral replete with smartphone photos of naked unhairy self-and naked prowling around a pool table they're cashing in. pushish pitchmen running full-page ads on harry. reprise pricing a keep calm and karey on harry. breaking the vegas code, that what happens in vegas, you know. axe body spray saying we

nobody's on this like dennis kneale and fbn, and that is today's "speed read."ive dennis kneale a trudeau, he deserved it. tracy: can never get enough baseball. i think listening to become the first hurricane to make landfall this year in the u.s. david: fox news has moved over from the news side to the business side on a purely because we love her so much and she is here to report the details. this is just as big as previously thought. >> this is a huge storm, 200 miles away from the center of the storm we're feeling tropical storm force wind. 400 miles is the width of the storm and feeling the outflow from this thing all the way up to the carolinas where we have flooding. this storm is looking the best i've seen it since we have been watching it, so it's really getting its act together. just coming out before 5:00, you can hear the very latest on fbn. the threats not only for rain and wind and storm surge, but the threat for tornadoes as well with landfall tropical systems counter-clockwise rotation across land sometimes spinning off tornadoes. that is why it

dennis kneale is up next with those numbers. tweet us. tell us what movie should have been the lowest grossing of all time. and find out what the least favorites were. you will not believe what movie lauren simonetti actually walked out of. we will be right back. you see us, at the start of the day. on the company phone list that's a few names longer. you see us bank on busier highways. on once empty fields. everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. lending more so companies and communities can expand, grow stronger and get back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. >> i'm adam shapiro with your fox business brief. now the dow is up roughly 79 points. oil prices also in rally mode snap in two straight days of losses. crude up 2% on the day an in a $96.47 per barrel. on the new york mercantile exchange. although oil rose 9% of the month of august. today being the friday before labor day millions of people addicted to hit the roadways, but ther

dennis: i am dennis kneale. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. debt kicking up to $16 trillion with congress on vacation. jim fresh link on how that is killing business and hurting stock market performance. dennis: commerce along the drought-stricken mississippi is improving but still moving slowly. as things get worse for farmers in hard-hit iowa governor perry branstad is here with that story. cheryl: turns out most solar retail stores over 30 days old. we are joined by two men who want to stay that. capt. rocky burns is a second generation fisherman. dennis: up-to-the-minute coverage of the fatal shooting outside the empire state building. two debt and nine injured. right now top of the our breaking news. ben bernanke in a letter to the white house says there is further action by the fed to ease financial conditions and strengthen recovery. here's how markets are reacting. the dow has gone around and up 60 and that is why we go to lauren simonetti on the floor of the stock exchange. >> we were expecting a quiet and slow friday on wall street a

fox business's dennis kneale. dennis, i always thought leno was untouchable?magine of leno took a beating a few years ago when he happened tonight show to conan o'brien and reneged after failing in prime time at 10:00 p.m. conan o'brien sent packing be making himself into cause celebre victim before starting a new show at tbs cable network. now jay leno the nice guy is back. he pulled rarest of stunts in hollywood. he agreed to take pa pay cut of $5 million or more to save staff jobs in the at "the tonight show." that is a dramatic gesture of generosity in a town where it is all about me. it is reflection of harsh realities. jay leno in the last season before the conan o'brien debacle, brought in 5.2 million viewers a night. that is down 29% now, to 3.7 million a night. the nbc late night franchise under the oversight of tightfisted new owners at cable giant comcast corporation imposing a 26% budget cut and axing 20 or so jobs or 10% of the staff at "the tonight show." the cut would have been deeper except for leno's concession cutting his own salary by $5 mil

dennis kneale covering the story. dennis?orter: espn, moments ago has a seven-year deal with major league baseball. $5.6 billion total. that is an average of $700 million per year. a critical catch her espn, which in turn, is a critical piece of the walt disney company. they are the sports channel with 30 billion or more -- that is over one third of the entire market capital. the number three cable network overall. number one about 2.3 million viewers in primetime. down 5% in the past year, but still pretty good. the lock on major league baseball ones through 2015. that assumes that ad rates must double as well. growing 10% a year. doubling 7.5 years. about the length of the contract. three words, ain't going to happen. espn making up the gap in other ways. 13% more games. a wild card. holding onto sunday, monday, wednesday -- no more local blackouts with the station. espn is to carry the game. it will turn to higher fees from cable system operators to make up that big increase in prices. what that means, brace yourselves. in

ashley: thank you, dennis kneale. tracy: family fun. he has a lifetime of behind-the-scenes look at the sporting event. she has insight from one of the biggest sponsors. ashley: as we do every day at this time, let's take a look at the treasury. the 10 year yield down 1.64%. as for the 30 year, down about five basis points at 2.75. we will be right back ashley: computer security software symantec thing that they bought more than 5.5 billion attacks last year. that is an increase of more than 80% of the year 2010. the question is how can you protect yourself from cyberthieves. joining me is the former security chief. you just let the white house a couple of months ago. what keeps the folks at the white house up at night when it comes to cyberthreats? >> the first is from major u.s. companies, defense contractors, where we can use it as a competitive advantage, but also affects us from an economic perspective. the other thing is the data, a lot of the major companies have in the united states on you and i and other citizens, customers wor

i am dennis kneale. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. ublican national convention where romney will accept the gop nomination for president. dennis: isaac now making its way up the gulf coast leaving thousands without power. cheryl: we will also have the cost of the storm for you. insurers could face as much as a billion and a half dollars. cheryl: bernanke and company it is the annual get-together where he makes his decision to pump another round of bed money into the economy. lauren: let's look at some of the losers today on a date where most stocks are in the negative column. we had dealt and groupon hitting new lows today. down 100 points right now. the s&p 500 just flipped below that level. back to you. cheryl: lauren, thank you. of course, we will see you in 15 minutes from now. paul ryan accepted the bid for vice president last night. now it is former governor mitt romney's turn to convince americans that they should pick him to replace president obama. richard eriksson is live in tampa for us at the convention. >> that is right, c

i am dennis kneale. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. sugar rush. ls us any help from the central bank will be short-lived for the market. dennis: down 24. ben bernanke says it is his biggest concern, job creation. can't unions avoid the unemployment issue? cheryl: a delicate situation in mississippi. emergency personnel from go to work compromised by isaac. dennis: hollywood's latest big money bomb in the big balloon adventure. so bad kids don't even care. cheryl: never heard about that movie until today when you told me about it before the show. stocks every 15 minutes. lauren simonetti on the floor of the stock exchange. the volume issue is part of what is going on here. >> volume is very light. a sense on the floor is quieter than it has been all week long. traders are out ahead of the 3 day weekend. we are up and we are up for the entire month for august. the dow was up by 0.9%. bigger gains for the nasdaq and the s&p 500 and the common component in the nasdaq and the s&p is apple which is up 9% this month. that is how major averages are looking

dennis kneale is covering the story. a pr problem in this age group depends on 10 prints pops up naked in smart phone photos. let's make it into an advertisement campaign. the 27-year-old prince, third in line to the throne in united kingdom, and the las vegas romp, showing his bare chested body and showing that prince harry really isn't hairy. not much at all. the puckish pitchmen at the loss biggest convention and visitors authority's, running full-page ads and cashing in on naked hairy. making fun of the british slogan, keep calm and carry on, harry. making fun of what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. another is links in some parts of the world, and consoled the prints. sorry, harry, if it had anything to do with us. you have to wonder. there are a few that might benefit at the expense of the prints. there are frozen condoms. there are viagra and grey goose vodka. action on the goose. and because storing role for prince harry in the hangover part three. ashley: i'm sure some of the money is being spent so harry can h

dennis: i am dennis kneale in for melissa francis and here is what is money tonight. hurricane isaac hours away from windfall. bracing for isaacs punch. oil refineries shut down, shortages sweeping the region. we have new details on just how far the fallout could spread. plus, is the housing recovery on a firm foundation? home prices jumped, hosting their best month in two years. why is the fed quietly arguing for getting fannie and freddie into the home rental business? we will explain. and the faa finally may allow gadget addict's to use their phones during airline flights very good airlines them. even when it's not, it's always about money. >> ♪ ♪ dennis: taking a look at the stocks. wait and see mode. waiting between positive and negative territory. the dow closing 21 points. we'll prices raking in. oil climbs on isaac, $96.33 per barrel. major-league baseball reportedly signing a blockbuster deal with the ftn. espn. paying over $6 million, double the current contract rate per the agreement will show up 10 more season games in a wild-card playoff. hurricane isaac

more from dennis kneale at the fox business network. dennis?> reporter: this just in from the department of who asked your opinion? nobel peace prize winner desmond tutu and eight nobel larry rats written a open letter to the nbc network protesting the reality showed that aired last night. they pair actors, and celebrities with military veterans, run through obstacle courses, jump out of helicopters navy seal style and training them to fire long range weapons. fun stuff. the nobel peace prize winners have a problem with that. their open letter sent even before the show premiered last night, called on nbc to cancel, "stars earn stripes". says in part that program pays homage to no one anywhere and expands on inglorious tradition of glorifying war and armed violence. but nbc and the show's host retired army general and former presidential candidate, wesley clark they aim to honor and salute those who serve. so a couple of interesting points pop up here. first, unclear how nine nobel laureates were so clued in so early to an nbc show before it eve

. >> i'm dennis kneale with your fox business brief.he tough day for wall street as traders await speech by fed head ben bernanke tomorrow. reports showed economic confidence in a debt-plagued eurozone hit a 3-year low. the dow finished down 106 points at 13,000 even. >>> perigrine financial trustee expects to file a restructuring plan with the bankruptcy next week. dow jones reporting that the thrust tee already sent the plan to national futures association and the cftc for comment. >>> with isaac petering out, royal dutch/shell says preparation are underway for the workers to return to the oil giant's offshore facilities in the gulf of mexico as soon as friday. anna dark coy petroleum, chevron and other producers indicating they're preparing to restaff offshore rigs and platforms as the storm moves further inland. that's the latest from fox biz, giving you the power to prosper now we need a little bit more... a little bit more vanilla? this is great! [ male announcer ] at humana, we believe there's never been a better time to share yo

we're joined today by our favorite radio talk show host, monica crowley and very own dennis kneale frome that will hit you right in the wallet. it registers with a lot of people. chipolte restaurants rounding up, or down to the nearest nickel your bill. chipolte only does it in new york and new jersey. it's busiest markets. we have one across the street. the restaurant chain says it cuts down on long lines and creates more efficiency because they have fewer small change transactions but they now say they will not round up, only down so customers get back every penny of change. do you really want all the pennies back, dennis? >> i was really saddened to see this, not because oh, my gosh it is terrible that chipolte is round up my pennies but sad to see this made news because investigative reporter is that what investigative report something down to? i want to get through the line faster the take all the pennies. >> there are investigative reporters that count race since in your two scoops. we all been there. people don't want to get principle. >> what about the principle? this is stealin

. >> i'm dennis kneale with your fox business brief.all street liking the latest comments of fed head ben bernanke, sending all three major stock indexes up for their third straight month of gains. at the closing bell the dow rising 90 points. the european union is stepping up efforts of centralized supervision of more than 6,000 banks in the eurozone. "the wall street journal" is reporting that the e.u. is looking for the european central bank to police the banks to help prevent future financial crises. >>> marathon petroleum is tapping the energy department's emergency oil reserve in the wake of hurricane isaac. the company is borrowing one million barrels of crude after isaac forced one of its refineries to cut back on production. that's the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. copd makes it hard to breathe, but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an

i'm dennis kneale. cheryl: and cheryl casone putting with recession. e we're headed says the congressional budget office unless washington acts to keep us from falling off of the fiscal cliff. dennis: peter and eric a face-off over this fiscal catastrophe. existing home sales taking higher, but not as high as expected lifting stocks of los we have a guest here was what it means for the housing market. cheryl: this is going to cost you. congress at a standstill 01 and 11-mile stretch of the drought-stricken mississippi. jeff flock will join us live from the river and moments. dennis: 12:00 sharp. the top of the hour, stocks 315 minutes. nicole petallides and. >> reporter: were seen market here that is been pulling back. the the fear indexes higher. the big picture, using the market's falling off. six straight weeks of gains. basically back on that july 6th number, 12,772. since that time a week of gains and it continues. we'r down about 50 points right now. hewlett-packard, caterpillar, intel, coca-cola, some of those names have been coming under pressur

dennis kneale covering the story joins us now. >> mtv's much aligned relative show jersey shore leave the air after the sixth and final season begins in october. and so ends the show that populate the jersey fist pump and redefined the phrase ugly american, fending women, new jersey and new jersey women not to mention the entire country of italy. it is going to be quite a cultural event. ashley: you got a lot in there in a short amount of time. this mtv pulling the plug, has it run its course? >> the ratings have been pretty well. "jersey shore" premiered in december '09 s. in an mtv has done five seasons. a case study in generation y., binge drinking making "jersey shore" highest-rated show in tv history. that audience until the test setup in florence, italy, on season four. by the final, 6.6 million. the current season down as well. the dna of jersey shore will live on. have a second season coming up a new season for snooki and j-woww. what about when the best-known jersey shore guys of all, mike "the situation." he might be filing for unemployment. i am making that up. ashley: a de

dennis: i'm dennis kneale.one, hurricane isaac is howling, bringing dangerous storms, surges, massive flooding and widespread power outages to the city of new orleans. jeff flock is live in the middle of it all with up to the minute coverage, and new orleans police chief joins us live with how his department is coping with the massive storm. dennis: and romney tried to fix mitt's woman problems with a direct appeal. we'll ask kay bailey hutchinson if romney succeeded. cheryl: and sam stovall with the latest numbers, and how they're goi going. and that's the sam stovall. and the gdp numbers we got out. first the top of the hour, and stocks now every 15 minutes and we have lauren simonetti on the floor of the stock exchange. you're seeing the nice positives, and turned it around. >> turned it around and flat in terms of sectors and weakness in the utilities and materials, and energy the big winner, yelp. more than $22 a share and the ipo is back in march was $15 so that's a nice performance for social media stock

i'm dennis kneale. cheryl: item everybody. i'm cheryl casone.rought of 2012 with transportation forced to a crawl along the shrinking mississippi river of the devastation that is in the area. we have complete coverage for you coming up in moments. dennis: and it dr. walmart. the 800-pound gorilla retailer expanding into health care. kennedy more than politicians in washington to bring down costs? cheryl: the latest cyber scam. you have to guard your identity, but did you know that the swap your frequent flyer miles. dennis: at the top of the hour, stocks of the 15 minutes. lorna not for the new york stock exchange. leading the dow. >> reporter: hello, dennis and cheryl. the dow is down. for four days in a row is down by what half of 1 percent, so we are not at session lows, but it has been a pretty down day of her obsession. hewlett-packard, the biggest loser down more than 6%. the company is 73 years old. the biggest loss to 73 years of $9 billion. analysts really don't like the tone that executives took on the conference call. the business is

our reporter is taking a look at this, dennis kneale.own had a lackluster weekend at the box office. a place in the top 10. the documentary took an even more than the number one film of the weekend. "expendables." take a look at what came in. that number, number eight with a bullet. "2016", obama's america. raked in $6.2 million. this much is tony's new premium rash. that number that is unheard of for any documentary. especially for michael moore. the new film was based on the work of dinesh d'souza who argues that obama cannot this be the anti-colonial issue. now they say that we will just expand in time for the republican national convention. jenna: interesting. thank you, dennis. jon: the convention is just underway in just a few hours from now. a chance for the party to try to rally around the nominee. the tea party movement with its socially conservative ideals seem slow to warm up to the republican nominee. that all seem to change. they consider paul ryan one of their own. the tea party is seeing on display at the convention, just

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you can catch cheryl and dennis kneale at noon eastern time.is morning after being trapped inside a concrete hole for almost 24 hours. the 45-year-old told police that he got stuck after trying to recover his lost shoe. he was eventually discovered by a group of horseback riders who heard his cries for help. when they arrived the man had already been stuck in the hole the whole day in sweltering heat. this is so crazy. he is, thankfully expected to be okay. gregg: i thought all the stuck people were in china and were kids but now, you know, a little closer to home. martha: let the shoe go, that is the moral of the story. gregg: shoes aren't worth that much, are they? >> poor guy. gregg: i'm not into shoes. and alabama man's battle to allow his wife to rest in peace. she is currently buried in the front yard of the family's home, yeah, big old headstone there. the state's fight to move the grave is setting off a battle over personal property rights. we will take a look at both sides of that issue. martha: a day of fun at the racetrack lands seve