liz: dennis kneale.thing is bigger in texas and that certainly is the case for one gingerbread house in the lone star state. we have juicy details when we go of the desk. ♪ hi honey, did you get e toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. w...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doctor told me about eliquis. and three important reasons to take eliquis instead. one, in a cnical trial, eliis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. tw eliquis had less major bleeding than warfarin. and three... unlike warfarin, there's no routine blood testing. [ m

dennis kneale here is explain. time. >> they put the policy in today and removed it today. causing a tangle of user protests and backing down. on twitter people can get mean, when someone calls me a jerky block emthis, gone! twitter introduced a new feature to let the jerk tomorrow meant you. could respond to what you say and snipe at you this time without you seeing it. lori: no way. >> they complained and twitter backed down and feature eliminated. users are far more in control than users on facebook. it was the betweens. not twitter to invented hashtag and it has grown up it has to be more responsive. we have a new break down with the new policy before the old policy. old policy when you block ad user, the blocked person can not follow your tweets, can not add your twitter account to their list. can not have their replies show up in your feed and can not ever see your profile in your timeline. they are excommunicated. look at new policy they rushed to take off. if you block a user you will no longer see that use

and dennis kneale. thank you for joining us.he house of representatives passing a bipartisan budget agreement just moments ago, despite the speaker of the house not so subtle war with conservative political groups. the right wing of his own party. his counterpart in the senate, well, the bill's state is far from certain. and lou dobbs. ♪ lou: good evening. the controversial paul ryan-patty murray budget has cleared its first big hurdle passing a house of representatives moments ago by a vote of 332-94. 1603 democrats joined with

david: dennis kneale with a look at teensy little numbers.pennies but spotify cuts them all. >> less than that. spotify sup to 24 million users in 32 countries but pays less than one penny per song to the rights holders for the 20 million songs it offers. radio head and other music acts complained by paltry payments from online vendors. new numbers that spotify posted yesterday could heat up the debate. apple itunes the buy the song for 1.29 and you own it. on spotify you pay only 5 to 10 bucks a month for all-you-can-eat and don't download it. stream it and listen. "wall street journal" says spotify pays up to 8400 -- 84/100 of a penny for one song stream. a song that plays 10,000 times pays an artist only $84 at most. spotify said it payed some stars $3 million. it will shell out half a billion dollars in rights fees. that is over half of revenue. rival streaming service as pan door remarks pushing congress for a law reducingfies it must pay. while new internet radio services pay performance fees, old-fashioned radio doesn't pay performers

dennis kneale taking you to the next hour of markets now.ntroversial collection of american phone records is almost certainly unconstitutional. president obama's approval rating plummeting to a new lows as he turns to america's attack plane for help and the fed could begin to taper as early as tomorrow and we have a guest to says of that happens will want to your hats. major sell-off. all this and more in the next i thought wall street was coming to terms with the caper and low inflation report out this morning but stocks down anyway. cheryl: ben bernanke will do a little tinkering, the economy says not so fast. we have the dow down 27 points, stocks every 15 minutes with nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. unmuted dale waiting on the fed, we get the announcement tomorrow. how is volume? nicole: at 230 million shares so the billion share days are not around but that is what we are looking at, down volume up piecing volume, 30 points, a loss of 0.2% and the s&p down 7.5 points, most dow components and down arrows. ocala of t

of the privacy police and the tech guys are happy to point the finger at someone else a three@dennis knealeypocritical for tech companies to criticize the government for privacy invasion? cheryl: historic move by one of america's victory automakers, on the management shake-up coming up. dennis: snow fall down the east coast, unless you have to travel some where we are live in the weather center next. here's how the world currencies are faring against the u.s. dollar. hi honey, did you get e toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. every day we're working to and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five ye

dennis kneale has the story. eens, $2.7 billion in annual revenue, but the company year-ago and, now wants to go public but instead of simply going through the usual suspects amc also will offer stock in direct sale to members of its customer loyalty, basically soliciting fans rather than pension plan managers to buy its new stock. two million fans a twelve dollars a year to be members of the anc's customer loyalty program. they get at $10 discount after every $100 ticket purchases but now anc promises, quote, a chance to own a piece of the action at the same price as wall street investors, taking $2,500 of new stocks with no fees, the same terms to amc employees, hoping to raise $400 million in total, riegle is the nation's largest theater chain up 20% in the past 12 months but the customer loyalty program and to spin, studies show canceled on to a stock longer than regular investors. rather than sell and bailout true fans can buy more of it after a dip. tracy: my mom has one of those. dennis: this will be an int

dennis kneale with the latest forecast. bust 5.3% next year to $532 billion. in a new forecast out today up from a growth of 3.6% this year. soaring growth and ads on smartphones and tablets fueling the rise, mobile ads $13.5 billion worldwide could more than tripled to 45 billion by 2016. that would make mobile and bigger ad category than radio or outdoor or magazines. the dollar growth would be higher than the $30 billion increase expected for global tv ad spending by 2016, the firm said. in the u.s. mobile will grow 254% by 2016 to $22 billion they forecast from around 6 billion now. better yet, this is the first time in 20 years a new medium isn't cannibalizing ad sales and older platforms although the share of all spending held by television ads will drop to 39% or so the firm says. the forecast is one of three big report out today. shaving is predatio production % growth. raising the forecast for an aggressive 6.5%. the zenith report report the fis at spending growing even faster after next year. 5.3% next year rising

dennis kneale joins us in the studio. dennis: a balancing act for the pictures. you turn the film, halfway through filming when paul walker dies in a fiery car crash on saturday north of hollywood eerily similar to the stunt you see in the movie itself. do you make it a gift to him, do you rewrite the script and reflect the death of a character because of the high-spee high sr race that goes on? or do you write around him? we have cgi, in 1991 when a key actor, oliver reed i believe it was, dies in the filming of "gladiator" they used cgi to put the actors face into the film and use him for the other scenes. do you do that here? the technology would be vastly better than ever before. you could probably pull it off but no word on what they will do. dagen: the studio has to grapple with how his cast members deal with it because it is so raw and so fresh and in middle of filming it and it has a scheduled release date. dennis: they were supposed to be shooting on monday when this horrible accident happened. you have had other films get interrupted in the middle of sh

dennis kneale has all of the story.e for the january 15 launch of the season five of "duck dynasty" on ame. quite popular show, but he says basically gay is a sin. he says homosexual offenders and male prostitutes are not going to inherit the kingdom of god and that brought an instant response from pro-gay groups and turn bringing an apology from ame suspending him indefinitely. and phil robinson comes out with a non-apology apology saying i love and respect all of humanity, but the bible preaches and teaches that men should be with women. and the other cases, alec baldwin antigay slur, saying foul things about sarah palin. paula deen with the n-word. this guy did not use a slur, did not use hate, just said i bible teaches me gay is a sin. religious freedom first amendment, should he pay a price? dagen: and there is a backlash to suspend him as well. connell: that is the free market. right before the show debuts. dagen: we have to wrap this up so dennis can take his seat. more on the massive security breach at target. 4

charles: when i saw this story this morning, i thought dennis kneale. dennis: it is ridiculous. people assess value has value. the indians thought dean's had a lot of value. this morning a legend in silicon valley, his firm $25 million to invest in the company called client base. this is an exchange or you can exchange services with bitcoins, they facilitate that. this company has grown by leaps and bounds. 600,000 online wallets up from 250,000 in august. it is a hard thing to get your head around because a computer formula designed by some mysterious guy out in asia and every time the miners go in and break it up, the formula reconfigures and gets more compensated to the point they have pledged, it is a guarantee they will never be more than 21 million bitcoins in circulation. cheryl: there is no safety net, which is the fear. at the same time it is not going away and you cannot argue with somebody, he is a visionary. dennis: he has been wrong on plenty of things, netscape. do you hear of netscape anymore? charles: on the "time" magazine cover when he did not wear shoes was wr

i'm dennis kneale. thank you for joinings.end. ♪ ♪ ♪ neil: i always had thought that this health care lot was a rule of the dice. why not call it a day? i know that this much, you just put in a casino in a website url and you are on to the race. i believe, new jersey. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. how is this for an online kickoff? a tale of two worlds in the garden state. this first week of legal online gambling in new jersey more than 50,000 players why not to

i'm dennis kneale. thank you for joining us.ekend. ♪ ♪ lou: we have finally overcome the economic crisis of 2008. at least in terms of the unemployment rate. but it did take 59 months. investors responded to the report with a strong rally on wall street. i'm lou dobbs. ♪ good evening, everybody. investors today reacting to positive economic news and a very favorable way for wall street despite the expectation that a growing economy will lead to the end of the federal reserve easing money policies. first to the economy, t november jobs report showed an unemployment rate of 7%. that is t

resigned, and dennis kneale is here with this story. s a big outcry when he said ugly things about sarah palin, people were saying what is going to happen? ms nbc find alec baldwin when needed an anti-gay epithets, paula dean, we destroyed her career for using the n word 25 years ago basalt verbally, conservative politician who ran for vice president if you get away with it and bashir had apologized and he went on vacation but then he comes out just with this statement, after asking for permission to take additional time out around thanksgiving, upon further reflection after meeting with the president of ennis nbc contended maris resignation it is nice sincere hope that all of my colleagues at a special network will be allowed to focus on issues that matter without the distraction, will judge comments. praising the audience. understand after the alec baldwin flopped basis than him for only two weeks never mind the we destroyed other people for other words and they canceled its shell after a month on the because it wasn't doing well and a

i'm dennis kneale. thank you for joining us.d. ♪ >>> president obama today tried to dismiss the problems that continue to pying the obama care website healthcare.gov, but the reality is the website still isn't working as it should. the obama administration still won't tell us how many people have successfully enrolled and purchased obama care insurance. we will have considerably more comment on those circumstances here tonight. i'm lou dobbs. >>> good evening everybody. the president today defiantly declared that baem care is here to stay regardless of its failures during a sometimes

dennis kneale joins us with a closer look. eat news, a 33 year life for rising to the top at gm and look at this ad for canteen care product. it ran in the philippines, but was far beyond that one market. the thought-provoking spot basically asked why the men are seen as a boss when women are seen as bossy? y men are deemed persuasive when women are seen as pushy? men working overtime dedicated but a woman working overtime is called selfish. why indeed? the commercial has been seen four million times on youtube, part of a pro woman campaign can team is running around world. my question is the hash tag attached to this effort, conjuring up an old music video and was it good? another threat, the new survey by a few research center found 75% of women believe the u.s. needs to do more to bring about workplace equality. those sites, discrimination is one of five factors at work including family responsibility, we professional networks and women's reluctance to push harder for advancement. speak up. lori: i would get roped into this

i'm dennis kneale. thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. ♪lves. constituency booby stars.>> to be a service to our president. >> they are eager to support their president how. >> they had no where to return until he arrived. >> don't how how. >> is specially the egalitarian system, not to stop the violence.

dennis kneale has the details on this one. dennis: that possible partner is google.s the key here. aereo started under the free over the air tv on smartphone and tablet' space a surprising number of subscribers want to play on the big screen on tv. enter google chromecast. undercutting cable and broadcast tv as users go over the top and download shows over the internet. the nfl is upset it has said if aereo is upheld in court it would take the games off entirely once the contract ends. they basically steal free signals out of the sky, resells at $12 per month and even cable systems don't dare do that. asking the u.s. supreme court to intervene. the ceo telling alice yesterday that aereo is profitable already in a few of the 10 markets it has turned on service in the past year. denver and detroit faring well. the service can turn a profit on only 6500 subscribers in a market. meaning it cost less than a million dollars per year to serve one market. and no wonder, they don't have to pay for the programming it steps to you, everybody else does. broadcasters are hoping t

i am cheryl casone with dennis kneale to take it to the next hour of "markets now."s they are not going after your e-mail or phone calls, but do you believe them? tweet us what you think. your responses plus the all-star panel coming up in a couple of moments. former fcc commissioner joining us with his take, and general motors making a major manufacturing announcement this hour. we will be live with you in flint, michigan. the next hour of "markets now." more importantly we have a nice rally on this monday. dennis: it is almost like they don't care. taper or no taper. nicole petallides at the floor of the new york stock exchange, what do you say? nicole: taper, no taper. there was the time we sought two thought for sure they would taper the bond buying program. and it didn't happen. this time around it seems the market are just bouncing back after two weeks of selling, the dow the top 147 points, boat that wonderful percentage point. at any given point is today all 30 dow components in the green. meaning it was technology, energy, industrials, consumer discretionary

dennis kneale has the implications of that story.rious vii was halfway through production when paul walker including various scenes and died on saturday in a high-speed car crash north of hollywood. the crash eerily reminiscent of the stunts that fill the six previous films in the car racing franchise that walker start in five, universal must decide how to proceed, make the movie a tribute to paul walker? fans are placing flowers and cards at the site of the real life crash. of the steel rewrite the script to have his character meet a tragic end or use computer-generated effects to insert the actor's image into the rest of the film kicking back in 1991, actor oliver reed died in the filming of gladiator and the producers used computer-generated imagery to superimpose the actor's face on a stand in's body. today the tech is tons better. have to do what they got to do. i think they will. you don't scratch a film of the franchise like this. you don't scratch out a beloved actor. you have to do something with it. >> the you have a charac

dennis kneale joins us. cable's stock down, popped up 5% in late trading yesterday and comments from this guy. the number 2 guy at time warner cable. the cable titan is insisting it isn't for sale, he is telling bloomberg he is the perfect guy for and a negotiation which put this company up for sale. the problem is the price already may be too high. on november 20th, '19 dollars a share even if 132, it is up 11% in ten days of trading. obstacles abound. one report has comcast bank number 2 time warner and just now all comcast lining up some advice to look at that but publicly says no way will the obama administration allow that so charter communications -- or comcast gets with the other guys and they by and shot up and split the proceeds. let's get to the sum of music. i watched it for a minute and thought was rubbish. the music was great but the acting. dennis: was a disaster waiting to happen then turned into a tv triumph. first live musical on television in 50 years. the original sound of music, julie aad

dennis kneale ahead. the video-game charging there illegally using her image.ints. take a look of some of the winners on the nasdaq. ebay is up. someone is buying some holiday presents. one of my favorites up as well. every day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp ameri's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. ♪ tracy: unfortunately when life imitate arts there are times when the lawyers intervennd. dennis kneale has this latest case involving the hit video game grand theft auto five. well, lindsay lohan. >> yes. circling her lawyers. just a cry for unknown party girl publicity or maybe a new pair of glasses. mobilize to lawyer for a possible contact. grand theft auto. a striking similarity, but another one, the video game actually based on

i'm dennis kneale here with cheryl casone to take you through the next hour of "markets now."ions set to expire at the end of this month, and we want to hear from you, should unemployment benefits be extended? tweet us your thoughts. and the world's largest airline born todaywith merger of american airlines and us airways, we're going to speak with the new ceo, doug parker. thousands of flights have to be canceled across the country on terrible weather conditions. we've got the latest on the storm barreling down the east coast. all that and more in the next hour of "markets now." ♪ ♪ dennis: so, cheryl, it's interesting that both democrats and some republicans like the idea of extending emergency 99-week employment benefits, never mind that the emergency is supposed to have ended something like four years ago. cheryl: and this on a day where you've got a really nice market open, we're above 16,000. let's get to stocks now, nicole is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. and we're looking great, second day gains after friday's big surge. can we keep the momentum? >> repo

and dennis kneale. thank you for joining us. have a great night. ♪ lou: the house of representatives passing a bipartisan budget agreement just moments ago, despite the speaker of the house not so subtle war with conservative political groups. the right wing of his own party. his counterpart in the senate, well, the bill's state is far from certain. and lou dobbs. ♪ lou: good evening. the controversial paul ryan-patty murray budget has cleared its first big hurdle passing a house of representatives moments ago by a vote of 332-94. 1603 democrats joined with 169 republicans to pass the bill that has caused some consternation with conservatives in congress and the political action groups to support them. house speaker when out of his way today to an jabbed conservative groups before the vote was a second day in a row. here he is taking shots. >> i came here to cut the size of government. at exactly what this bill does. white conservatives will not vote for this is beyond any recognition i can come up with. when groups come out and

dennis kneale has agreed details.verywhere she goes but will the great outdoors the more welcoming? the polarizing politician will start appealing in her weekly outdoors reality show next april. midterm elections for congress are heating up, amazing america% with sarah palin set to premiere on the channel that will cover call links to the great outdoors. it is unpredictable and we have the mother of the mall. the hook and bullet outlet which shows on fishing and hunting, and by a private equity firm. fuhrer than 32, and 1 ten million or so. espn, over 1 hundred million homes. in her new show she seemed more -- a contributor to fox news. the timing is interesting. the announcement comes after another sarah palin careful involving nbc commentator. in her previous stab at reality sarah palin's alaska was scolding a salmon senseless. it was canceled after one season. tracy: polk came. i like salmon. and the overgenerous diver, tips from jesus made his way to new york city thankfully for all waitstaff everywhere. one lucky

we have liz dunn, ari -- [inaudible] and dennis kneale. at do you think? that time talking about walmart, they're so cru, they're forcing their workers to come in and work on anksgiving, and then sales are down? dennis, what do you think? >> well, i think it was totally worth opening up on thanksgiving early. i think you look at the numbers, and the national retail federation says 45 million people shopped on thanksgiving day, and that was up 27% from a year -- melissa: brick and mortar stores fell 9%, 9%. according to the national retail federation. >> i'm sorry, we have a data disagreement. this is not true. melissa: i have it right here. >> you know what's amazing? america's the only place in the world where we give thanks on thanksgiving, and then a day later we're killing people trying to get into the walmart. melissa: yeah. that's what makes us special, we're shoppers. we love to get out there and spend money, but i don't know if we really did this year. what do you think, liz? >> i think once one big retailer said they were doing it, it was smart fo

if you like your health care plan i am dennis kneale in for gerri willis.r know when to butt out. pot is set to go legal into states next month and the government is meddling more than one it was forg

dennis kneale joining with us more on this. , guys, "duck dynasty" patriarch phil robertson told "gq" magazine antigay things no one is allowed to say, critics are shock,ed shocked, say he would say a stupid thing about a star of a show with a bunch of zz top country hicks ho say a bunch of stupid things. a&e apologized and suspended phil robertson but look here. a pro-phil facebook page has been launched already has close to 600,000 supporters who like phil. and that page threaten as boycott of a&e until it puts phil back on the air, which puts a&e in a tight spot because pro-gay groups also imply the threat after boycott of duck dynasty advertisers if he gets back on the air. this guy joins the ranks of the gaffe gallery, alec baldwin lost his new show on msnbc over antigay slur. martin bashir resigned from msnbc after his sarah palin bashing. paula dean lost her cooking empire overusing the n-word 20 years ago. this might be different. phil robertson's reporters know he didn't use a slur or epithet or hateful term that he ush

dennis kneale has them. >> yes, krispy kreme's stock is down good 10% or more after hours. it came in with the slightest revenue miss. earnings per share came in 11 cents, that's a penny better than wall street wanted at 15. then the revenue number came in 114.2 million. wall street looking for 114.62 million. that is shortest shortfall but wall street punishing the stock and sending it down 10%. the stock was up 175% in a year. here is a positive note that traders haven't noticed yet. same-store sales for krispy kreme up only half a percentage point in the second quarter. same-store sales up almost 4% in the recent quarter for krispy kreme, that's a nice big number. liz: it sure is. remember with the first initial spasms after numbers come out, they could, listen to what dennis was saying and see same-store sales were not so bad, lincoln, but nonetheless this was a high-flyer during the dot-com era and crashed. what a nice move it made over the past year. >> affordable luxury items across the board made a decent comeback since 2009. you saw significant uptick in price. whe

dennis: i'm dennis kneale in for transfrance tonight. president obama has decided to vote to narrow income inequality and claims it is the biggest challenge of our time but is it really. studies shows greater wealth gap have greater growth. we have scott winship and christian dorsey from the economic policy institute. christian i let you begin because i know you don't like the entire wealth gap thing is. tell us what the problem with the wealth gap is. >> the problem is when you look at country that is have a large percentage of their people being for and having a lot of growth to get basic human need taken care of of course you could see faster growth with high inequality but that is not the case in the united states. we have a very educated community and what we have is rising inequality despite the fact that americans work harder and are smarter. well we have is a situation where the wealth that we accumulate is increasingly going to such a small percentage of people which leaves the rest of folks without hope, without the ability to

lori: dennis kneale with the latest on box office feud. >> hobbit sequel opened overseas last night anine markets where it premiered.3 now tonight at midnight it debuts on 3,000 screens here in the u.s., rolling out to a full 3900 screens tomorrow. now the awkwardly named past at thatsy flick, "the hobbit" desolation after smalling is distributed by timeworner, inc.'s new studios. -- smaug. the stock is up 40% in the last 12 months. smaug could take in $08 million in the u.s. and has a chance to clear the billion dollar mark. four films that preceded it, lords of rings trilogy and first hobbit have cleared a stunning in five billion dollars worldwide. that is pretty impressive. imagine what it will be like, guys, if you had the rights to all of that but sold them back in 1998 before the very first film was made? and that would be these guys right here, the famously irascible weinstein brothers. harvey the meaner one and bob the lesser so. they sued time wner or their al iate nat eyiled t neesteay - 19. they made $100 million first four preliminaries and warnedder brothers took all the

dennis: i'm dennis kneale in for transfrance tonight.as decided to vote to narrow income inequality and claims it is the biggest challenge of our

here small business expert susan solivc, attorney, remi spencer and very own dennis kneale never losesl. never seen you throw things and @et hysterical. >> yes because you don't sit near my desk. i'm surprised this survey says 68% of households felt consumer rage. melissa: rage. >> 36% say there is yelling. 13% cursing. that seems way low. >> i think there is probably more a little more than that boeing on. melissa: consumer rage makes it sound like road rage and out on the road screaming with rage and making people in danger. consumer rage would you quantify it to the point call it rage? >> i would call it rage. consumers love immediate gratification. we love we can do business 24 hours a day, seven days a week but with all that technology comes impersonalization. hence the rage. melissa: yes. >> high-tech but customers craving high touch. that is the problem. melissa: that is lot of it. you feel like you have no control. you're totally powerless. i was on the phone with cookie companies delivered for holiday season. they put me on hold and manager left me on hold indefinitely. i knew

here now with dennis kneale and lisa. thanks to all of you for joining us. i cannot believe this.vitamins, $28 billion industry. does not do a thing. totally useless. i use surprise? >> i am surprised. i am one of the sticking my vitamins every day. a chill on the flintstone vitamins. melissa: worthless. in a surprise defense and you have is suing on is worthless? melissa: an argument for taking vitamins. >> i eat the fat on my stick because back then they thought that was good for you. they keep changing it. >> if teeseven is still long enough you could just be here and agree or disagree with every new study it is every study knocks out the study before it. it's ridiculous. melissa: even more reason not to take vitamins. all three of you just convince me there is no point. >> take them. >> it costs a fortune. some of the market biggest check in your throat. i hate that. you have to do the flintstone thing. melissa: the whole antibacterial thing, a total fraud. i am not as surprised about because i feel like first of all , is a soap antibacterial into a? what is the point of soap

dennis kneale and cheryl casone take you through the next hour of "markets now."protesters demanding better wages, collective bargaining but is it out of control? americans with chronic illness looking at soaring drug cost. all this and more on the next hour of "markets now." well here is a way to solve the economic problems, double or triple the economic wage. cheryl: bankrupt a few companies. dennis: let's go to stocks now every 15 minutes. nicole petallides, stocks are extending a losing streak and 25th straight day. apple one bright spot. nicole: four days of selling, it is the best we've had act and forth action, a market trading at a fairly narrow range. anything can happen in the next four hours. a loss of one quarter of 1% down 34 points. some of the names on the move, microsoft, jpmorgan, intel, home depot, bowling. apple hitting new record highs today, this is on the news car l icahn continues to pressure apple looking for a buyback, maybe more like 50 billion killing "time" magazine he is talking with tim cook and did so november 21 in a 20 minute phone

have the ceo of dunkin brands on the fox business network in the noon hour with cheryl casone and dennis kneale. i am sure they will be talking about a lot of things including duncan brand. back to you. connell: thank you, nicole. google introducing a new feature allowing users to take photos by winking and the conclusion is winking is faster and more seamless than voice command or pushing a button or whatever, so this new version includes a screen lock feature. the ability to upload content to youtube, google glass expected to be rolled out officially next year sometime to the public. there is the google stock price. dagen: i am so not into these google glasses. you know the feeling you're working on the fly, on the train, your laptop is going to die and you forgot your charger. 5% of the battery is left, you are looking around, borrow a charger from somebody, they don't have your laptop, none of the chargers will work. the international electrotechnical commission is coming to the rescue. the organization proposing universal charger that will power up any computer by any manufacturer. just li

i am cheryl casone with dennis kneale to take you to the next hour of markets now.ma continues his 20 day pr blitz to will americans to sign up for health care, four separate hearings on the law are underway in capitol hill. filled in greek --phil gingrey is here. david dietz is here with where to make some green coming up in our stock radar and washington d.c. raising the minimum wage at the nation's largest retailer, wal-mart, opens for business. we have the details, the backlash and the fight ahead for both. all this and more in the next hour of markets now. timing is everything between washington d.c. and walmart. this has been going on for so long and the minimum wage going up with wal-mart opened up a store. capitalism lives. dennis: so does obamacare. the president denial on how things are going. cheryl: there's deion and defiance, both active. dennis: top of the our stocks every 15 minutes, nicole petallides at stock exchange. reversing course again. we don't want good four straight days down on the dow. i forbid it. >> you will see that team of the bull cam

i am cheryl casone with dennis kneale to take you through the next hour of markets now. in november than expected and the good news is boosting the markets despite the capering, all-star panel to break down, very interesting point about the taker. dangerous ice storms sweeping the country. we will tell you where that storm is headed next. a heartwarming story of charity by one small business looking to help victims of the boston marathon bombing. that and more in a busy hour of my kids now. we have a business that is doing the opposite in boston. dennis: i am happy the dow is up 157 and the weird thing is i thought the markets would go down on such a good job news. cheryl: the back of my mind, the last five days we had down days. maybe we thought we would have a good jobs picture and they were getting ready for it now. dennis: some expect better than expected numbers for the jobs report and we look at that, peter barnes joins us from the white house. >> i am standing in this torrential downpour to say something about how is raining jobs but i will not. non-farm payrolls

cheryl casone with dennis kneale to take you through markets now.tcry growing over the suspension of "duck dynasty"'s stock. more on that coming up. days away from lucky deadline 11th-hour change for health-care and insurance companies scrambling and consumers carry confused. tee time for stocks. the ubiquitous coffee chain with it steve ballmer shop after $616 million acquisition. we will stick with starbucks president who is overseeing this expansion of other global project. all this and more in the next hour of markets now. it is like a genie coming in. how did 4% -- dennis: 46% higher growth estimate than the government's first estimate meaning our measuring really sucks but also good news like that, stronger growth always sent stocks down. emotional changes going on, stocks roaring on record highs. let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. i am liking this rally. nicole: record upon record, that is what the weekend was provided for us. we were a throughout the power to new records again. the dow at the highest point, 60,

postulate -- popular a and the reality shows getting in hot water over anti-gay comments he made, dennis knealey's channels version of the beverly hillbillies, 12 million people watch the show just to see what stupid thing this country clan might say next but phil roberts and may have gone too far and the bearded patriarch of "duck dynasty" has outraged pro gay groups by saying gay sex is a sin. in the same ballpark as bestiality and homosexual offenders and male prostitutes like the greedy and drunkards won't inherit the kingdom of god. don't deceive yourself, it is not right, he admonishes and this interview coming out just-in-time production dynasty to begin its fifth season in a few weeks perhaps inviting higher tune ins. the series is already in the can and this may get left out. pro gay groups responded with obligatory and highly quotable outrage. and apologize, suspended roberson and gay groups praising the swift punishment. robertson joins rising ranks of the gap gallery, alec baldwin's anti-gay share, martin bashir, sarah palin, added over 20 years ago, supporters note bill robertson d

. >> i'm dennis kneale with your fox business brief. ting dennis mullen berg to chief operating officer, signaling a possible ceo succession plan. he is the current head of boeing's defense position. he will share oversight of boeing's day-to-day operations with ceo jim mcinerney. >>> reports of the iphone in china are premature. china mobile's chairman is still in talks to sell apple's iphone but has no deal to announce to access to china mobile's 759 million customers to bring in extra $3 billion in revenue for apple next year. >>> federal judge said ceo mark zuckerberg investor banks face a lawsuit that they concealed information how shift to mobile could hurt earnings after the ipo last year. that is the latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper. adam: bitcoin is falling to almost half its recent value in just one day on fresh reports that china is going to restrict its currency. the world's largest bitcoin exchange, btc china, says local companies are blocked with providing it with clearing services. meaning it can n

dennis kneale with more on this story. >> yes, xbox the next netflix.original programs to air not on netflix or cable, but on the new xbox one. the first new shows will launch early next year, violatety reports -- variety reports, one of the best efforts to be produced by none other than steven spielberg. microsoft's ambitions for the xbox go far beyond merely shoot 'em up video games, it wants to be at the center of your home entertainment network theme shows from any source and melding over the top internet delivery with cable tv programs. microsoft has sold two million new xbox ones in just the first 18 days on the market, and the new shows also will run on the xbox 360. giving microsoft an instant reach of more than 70 million game consoles around the world. microsoft sees new programming as a way to stoke sign-ups for the video game network which now has 48 million monthly paying subs. now, microsoft's making this move as the internet programming space gets more crowded, netflix clearly in the lead with shows like house of cards, orange is the new