dow pointing about 46 points right now. sn 6 and nasdaq pointing lower by 1 # and a half. >> nicole: coming up one day from debate. dr. carson on the attacks over the questions about his past. >> why do people put this stuff out there to make the accusati accusation. you said this when you were in kindergarten. give me a break. >> nicole: check out these photos. a giant hole outside of pancake restaurant. 12 swallowed up. >> cheryl: giant ihop. ♪ ♪ ♪ but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. the internet of things. what we're recommending as your consultants... the new consultants are here. it's not just big data, its bigger data. we're beta testing the new wearable interface... ♪ xerox believes f

dow, s&p and nasdaq. r by 12. >> nicole: it's been a good day for asian stocks, let's take a look with tracy chang, tracy is a reporter for chinese television station. >> tracy: good morning, 4.3% with every i single sector mark marking, the hong kong -- sorry, excuse me, stock program will be in place before year end, the same news market in hong kong as well more than 2% and in tokyo japanese stock had 1.3%, gains on wall street overnight and claiming the 1 is 9-thousand level in three weeks. also strong debut and finally in south korea, kospi also landed in the green gaining about two tenths of one percent but investors stay cautious. everybody is loving it. >> cheryl: that was was a huge ipo. stock correction is over. it ends with somewhat painful period for you. shares were off 10%, concern of slowing demand in china, came better than expected putting the stock back on track. closed at nearly 2% yesterday. >> nicole: well, coming up from the apple products to some beer, guinness says no more fish blad

dow, nasdaq, s&p, today we are seeing up arrows.he title, finished season at the top with 22 victories after the all-star break. houston astros helped houston make playoffs for the first time since 2005. not bad. he was at the rockets game last night where harden scored 45 points to lead a houston team. 3 pointer at the end of regulation to force overtime and harden scored all nine points in overtime for houston to win 108 to 103. rockets win that came hours after coach michael was fired. interim head coach, we'll see if that works. david ortiz made video to announce season will be his last won, world series victory, ortiz best known for power hitting, 27 on the all-time total list. not bad. >> nicole: there you go. coming up we will run the global morning action before we hand it over to mornings with maria. city with us in fbn:am. ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: this is why you get by on 4 hours' sleep... why you took a second job. this is why you taught yourself how to fix the plumbing... and spend hours juggling the bills. this is why you'll d

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dow futures down about 39. s&p just down over 3.ng at fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪i see trees of green ♪red roses too ♪i see them bloom ♪for me and you ♪and i think to myself ♪what a wonderful world ♪music ♪oh yeah >> nicole: all right, u.s. stock index futures. that continues here. with that, dow futures down 35, s&p two and a half. >> cheryl: well, this diamond is as rare as a blue moon and properly named so, 45 million for the blue diamond called the blue moon. the purchase at 4 million per carat set a new world record or any auction sold. it was cut from 29.6-carat diamond. it took three months to craft, cut and polish the stone, reportedly named it the blue moon after one of his children. >> nicole: absolutely beautiful. comcast and time warner have put together 30 and a half million dollars in funding for virtual reality. viewing live events in virtual reality is the future and that he is companies are believing that it could evolve in the next platform. it's expected to accelerate in the ne

dow pointing higher this morning on your thursday by 25 points. s, three quarters in the premarket, nasdaq is higher by three and a half. coming up u.s. and british intelligent sources said that a bomb may have brought down the russian jet over egypt. >> if it turns out that isis is responsible for downing the plane, that is the single biggest mistake they have ever made. >> cheryl: we will explain details of the story. we are going to tell you why. you are watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. >> nicole: breaking news this morning, fox news intelligence confirms, isis brought russian jet over egypt. >> cheryl: good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl

dow dropped 180 points. let's check u.s. stock index futures, sthe candidates are saying ahead. >> nicole: immigration, no doubt, a big topic tonight and we will have the latest on a major court decision to block president obama's plan to prevent deportations of 5 million people living in the u.s. i legally. >> cheryl: we will have the story for you. >> nicole: chicago bears come from behind to beat the san diego chargers. in the nba, minnesota avoid an epic collapse. we have all the details. welcome to fbn:am, latest breaking news and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: facing off in a crucial debate tonight host tbid fox business network and the wall street journal. >> nicole: blake burman is lye with a review. good morning, to you blake. >> blake: hi, there, nicole, cheryl, it is a big day in milwaukee, a couple of the candidates have already returned -- or gotten into town, marco rubio, jeb bush, and the town and the rest, of course, will get into milwaukee later today, throughout the day. much of the attention on the gop side has been on dr. ben

dow futures up 52. s&p futures up 5.we are waiting on economic news as well. >> cheryl: now to the widening investigation in the significant terrorist attacks. ashley webster is standing in paris. a lot happened overnight. get us caught up, ash. >> ashley: the good people in brussels schools reopened, universities, the subway system opened on a limited basis, just in the city center, the subway not going to outline areas. threat levels remain at highest level in brussels. the hunt goes on for a fifth suspect, they are looking for 30-year-old mohamed abrini. he was seen in a car in a highway heading towards paris. french authority say there are 120,000 police and army personnel now controlling in the country of france. they say they are on the trail if you like of several suspects who they want to talk to. meanwhile this morning the brother of salah, made an appeal for his brother to turn himself in. he feels the pain of the victim's families, wishes that he and his family could have done something to prevent the bloodshe

s&p down 3, dow futures down 21. >> nicole: breaking news this morning, city of brussels extends a lockdown for the third straight day. they're arresting 16 people over night. good morning, i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: hold talks on how to defeat isis, we are going to have a live report from paris. >> nicole: in the markets the s&p 500 from last week, all three major averages gained 3% last week, today we are seeing dow arrows. >> cheryl: big story today, crude oil, prices seeking over 3% overnight. concerns of oversupply of oil and a strong dollar. >> nicole: on the campaign trail marco rubio makes gains in the latest fox news polls. we will have the latest on that. >> cheryl: pfizer and allergan make it official, 150 billion-dollar merger, the biggest drug maker and move one of the top corporate names in america to a foreign country. >> nicole: thriller for arizona cardinals last night and tony romo makes a winning return for the dallas cowboys. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking new

more than 1% gains tracking on the dow, s&p and nasdaq also up by 1% or more. marriot adding more than a million rooms. the deal is expected to close by the middle of next year. it needs approval of shareholders and regulators. it was looking for a buyer. it will help marriot expand internationally. >>> ronda rousey has posted this instagram saying i just want to thank everyone for the love and support. i appreciate the concerns about my health but i'm fine. as i mentioned before i'm going to take a little bit of time. holm knocked out the champion with a kick to the head. the ufc president says there will likely be a rematch. >>> the latest on the coordinated terrorist attacks in paris that left 129 people dead on friday. the master mind behind the attacks is believed to be in syria. police say he drove attackers to the nightclub where people were killed. the attacks will not change u.s. strategy against isis. sending ground troops to the region would be a mistake. here in the bay area people are expressing their sympathy and solidarity. hundreds gathered for

. >> nicole: dow futures looking higher once again. s&p futures up 7 and a half. >> jo ling: western allies were tracking the mastermind and lost him in syria as manhunt continues for the eighth suspect. >> nicole: franÇois hollande continues while u.s. with air strikes. may not be pretty. >> jo ling: bengals fight to stay undefeated and 76ers to finally win their first game. >> nicole: we do have breaking news this morning. a bomb caused the crash last month. killing all 224 people on board. isis claimed responsibility for that attack. russian president vladimir putin says his country has intensify air strikes in syria. >> jo ling: more fallout. half of the nation's governors, 27 states oppose letting syrian refugees into their states. nearly all of them are republican governors. donald trump spoke rally yesterday he says they pose a national security threat. >> they are training to be killers on the internet and they'll go and go away which is fine. but then we let them come back into the country because nobody wants to take away their

the dow, s&p and nasdaq had their worst day since september on thursday. that's due in part to jitters by the consumer. walmart is rethinking its holiday shopping strategy, ditching its door buster promotion where it put different items on sale by the hour. now all deals will be both online and in stores with no deadlines. walmart said it's trying to make thing easier and less confusing for its customers. and one of facebook's newest members is a familiar face. president obama has a personal page. >> up next, from the farm to kitchen classroom. we'll look at how some city school kids are making the grade by getting a green thumb. and later, don't get lost in the supermarket. we have tips on how to save. what works best? and a look at the stock market as we head to break right now. >> the garden is a half acre. we have eight chickens, perennial vegetable, it's completely organic. the kids are involved in every part of the process. >> a lot of people in urban settings are disconnected from their food. this teaches them the importance of eating fresh fruits a

dow futures right now unchanged. s&p down 1. morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. >> tonight turn your weapons cot -- capital, turn your weapons to snow. >> nicole: trio a wide releases not enough to take hunger games. ranking in $51.6 million. pixar's led to 39.1 million, but one of the biggest successes was creed t rocky follow-up expectation. james bond bringing in 12.8 million and charley brown another 9.7 million over the three-day weekend. >> cheryl: let's take a look at the world of sports. they lost in overtime to the denver broncos in is sunday night game. 30-24. cj anderson scored in overtime. patriot had tied with a field goal. patriots are 10-1 on the season. carolina panthers, nfl's only remaining unbe

the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq pointing to -- there you go, mixed open. dow pointing lower, premarket, s&p down 1 and nasdaq to a slightly gain of fraction this morning. >> nicole: president obama says possibility that russian jet was brought by bomb. >> cheryl: new james bond film opens today. we are going to tell you about this wild rolex using in the bond film. we're going to tell you how much you're going to have to pay for it. >> nicole: keep cincinnati bengals undefeated and fire president and general manager. all details on that. first look at what's moving in today's markets and latest news and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: well, breaking news ahead this morning, we have the lineup for next presidential debate. the candidates for prime time 9:00 eastern time even, donald trump, ben carson, jeb bush, kasich and sand recall candidate had to score 2.5 and higher. qualifying for the earlier 6:00 p.m. time debate are chris christie, huckabee, jindal and santoru measuring. in companies plan to make fbn available for subscriber base. join maria bartiro

dow pointing higher, s&p up one and a quarter. >> nicole: what do you think of this one?ne with technology. parents in philadelphia found that three quarters of their children had their own tablets, own smart phones or ipods by the age of four and use the devices without supervision. now experts and doctors say that while the interactive apps can help kids learn they are more concerned with the kids being unsupervised. other concerns are allowing children to use devices when they are in bed. some experts say that it is far from clear if electronic devices actually harm the children and one profess or said that children need more laughs an apps. >> cheryl: go out in the yard, it's not a scary place. ever think about eating more cabbedy than -- candy than you should? a family left a note that said help yourself. most kids only took a few pieces but this woman left nothing for training or treaters. >> that is so wrong. take one and be gone. go on your way. not nice. gop presidential candidates jeb bush makes a bold prediction, we will have a story. investigators search for r

positive for the dow after yesterday 165-point gain. sheryl: for the first time new dads of the company will be eligible for paternity. six weeks of parental lead after they expand the parental lee policies. new program will be rolled out january 1st 2016. >> nicole: run ashley madison, a former customer aimed at cheaters is suing the website over what he calls an army crated by the employees, according to claim more than 70,000 women used to send fake messages to the users of ashley madison, they would pay to use the website. contacted users over 20 million times pulling in big money for the parent of the company, the former customer is seeking class action status for this lawsuit. >> cheryl: that's pretty good. good idea there. may the theme parks be ever in your favor. lionsgate, two parks plan location near atlanta, licensing movie properties to developers that will pay to bill and operation attractions like warner brothers has, smart park hopes to open by 2019. >> nicole: i like it but it's far away. we will have the numbers for you.

if dow, s&p and nasdaq all coming off the best day in four weeks. it's all coming as it looks like the fed is prepared to take off in december. actually raising rates based on what we saw in the fomc minutes that were released yesterday. you can see this morning the futures are up once again with the dow up by 58 points. s&p futures up by

down just a point on the dow. strading to the downside on the day. david: while markets wait for tomorrow, here is everything you need to know right now. melissa: trump is still towering. new "fox news poll" donald trump is still the number one choice for american voters for the 2016 republican presidential nomination. ben carson nipping at his heels. blake burman live from washington, d.c. with what else he is seeing in those polls. blake? reporter: the latest fox news poll shows three-tiered race for the moment on republican side. at the top donald trump and

dow futures down 75. sryl: also breaking news this morning, explosive vest suspected to belonging to terrorist attacker is discovered outside of paris. >> nicole: franÇois hollande to press reluctant president obama to join attack on isis. we will have all the developments as well. >> cheryl: republican candidate ben carson now backing away from its earlier claim that he saw american muslims celebrating the 9/11 attacks in new jersey but donald trump is sticking with his story. >> nicole: wall street journal reporting marisa can morale challenge. >> cheryl: patriots remain undefeated beating the buffalo bills but not without controversy from tom brady. also lebron james joins the all-time greats. we have the first look at what's moving in morning markets and, of course, what to expect in the day ahead. >> nicole: russian fighter jet shot down by turkey military, hit by a missile f-16 near the syrian border. report says the plane was warned ten times in five minutes by turkey to get out of the aerospace, two

the dow is up 146 points. the s&p 500 is on track for its best week of 2015. ting the dow into positive territory for the year. will the gains continue into the next few weeks and into the med meeting? "squawk on the street" will be right back. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. announcer: if you'd give thanks for a bette[barks]'s sleep... sleep train has just the ticket. [train horn blares] during sleep train's "thanksgifting" sale save up to $300 on beautyrest, posturepedic, serta, even tempur-pedic! get up to three years interest-free financing! plus, choose a free gift with selected mattress sets! but hurry, sleep train's "thanksgifting" sale won't last! ♪ sleep train [train horn] ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> so the dow up 158 points and counting as we stand. an important week which has already seen the s&p rise over 3.5%, bounci

the s&p 500 seen by 1 point. the dow jones by 25. the nasdaq up by roughly 6 points. this is after the s&p had little change on a shortened trading day on friday. shrugging off the volatility of the trading markets. volumes were pretty low. let's get out to ben lick ten stein. joins us from chicago. hope you had a great break. ben, what are you watching out for? we have the ecb, nonpharm payrolls report. opec. so much to deal with. what's most important to you? >> a lot of information, as you mentioned. i'm really focused on the dollar right now keeping track of how the market reacts to yellen. all of this is in anticipation leading up to the f1c meeting to come. the overly awaited, much anticipated and you know depending on how you look at it depending on much needed rate hike from the f1c. unfortunately there's a lot of speculation about it. but the real focus seems to be on the dollar. there's some housing data out today. there's some manufacturing data out today but for the most part as you mentioned the s&p is kind of little change in terms of recent activity, vol

we're looking at the highest close for did dow and also the s&p since july this year. checking in on the implied open, futures are telling us we're above fair value. pricing in gains of 34. should be looking at gains of 10

dow jones industrials up 183 points. the s&p jumping 24 earlier today before the fed minutes came out. what's interesting about that is the fed said yes, we might see a rate increase come december. who knows? it didn't frighten the markets. didn't spook the horses. the closing bell 50 minutes away. oil showing no sign of fierce spike. as christmas nears will santa bring children an oily barrel of cheap as dirt oil? sure to bring holiday happiness, maybe not the kids around the world but america's driver. >>> and the 2016 presidential candidates rushing to fine tune positions on terror, on refugees, on homeland security. but do smart leaders make decisions from a position of fear? we know business leaders don't. we know that on our business network. our political panel coming right up on "countdown." don't go away. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping th

s&p was basically flat. you look at the dow jones shooting to the up side.hat was chevron and exxon. the big moves in some of these big cap names, that's really what's driving this market. and the rotation once again. yesterday was basically health care moving us to the p up side. you see a lot of movement in the biotech space and the big pharma space. not so much performance there today, but now all of a sudden -- or yesterday -- or today, rather, but you're starting to see the energy names really take over today. really powering this pashgt to the up side. >> let's bring in jeremy siegel. wharton school professor. he has been a long-time bull of this stock market back with us today from philadelphia. >> i think we'll have a good next couple of months, and honestly, it's not -- it's not on earnings this year. i think the stock market really likes what the fed said in october. i think they want to get uncertainty of the fed hike out of the way, and they particularly like the fact that the fed removed that sentence about being concerned about global risks. th

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the markets, dow, s&p, and nasdaq coming off the best day in four weeks. in this morning. dow up 24 points, although, we have seen that come down from where we were an hour ago. part of that because of the united health care and warning it's issued, but you see the s&p 500 up by six points, and nasdaq up by 15. on today's economic calendar, we'll get the fed survey and november leading indicators. plenty of fed speak still to come today after the minutes yesterday that moved the markets. dennis lockhart and stanley fischer giving speeches this afternoon. the fed president is joining us on set at 8:30 eastern time. >>> earnings from best buy, earni earning 41 cents a share, revenue in line with forecasts. .8% increase in same store sales, only half of what analysts expected, obviously, the next quarter is the big one for best buy, but look at that, another retailer all the way back to the lows for the year. right now, let us get back to paris. michelle caruso-cabrera joining us with the latest on the raids against the terrorist suspects, and a lot of people,

maybe up two points on the s&p 500. dow jones industrials up 34 points and the nasdaq looking at gains of 9 points or so. >> some of that, susan, is coming from european trade which is opening down. the stocks are opening down. we have rallied during the last couple of hours as you can see. the ftse 100 is still lagging, commodities weighing off the chinese pmi. continental europe pretty much positive across europe. germany up .6. 12% gain in the month of october. we've also had pmi data out this morning and here's a breakdown of the individual pmis. spain was first out of the gate. that came in at 51.3. it was the lowest reading since december 2013. italy has shown some growth, 54.1. france continued to lag. just above 50. 50.6. germany disappointed a little bit came in at 52.1. analysts said overall we have taken some positivity in european trade. >>> we've gotten lots of pmis, right? two in the last 24 hours. chinese factory activity slipping for an eighth straight month in october. the pace of decline has actually slowe

the s&p 500 with a nice gain, up 24 points, and the dow up 156. look at the nasd gains here with a great move to the upside of 72 points. >>> breaking news, though, as we look at the energy stocks, we've got apache, bp, conocophillips, but chevron the biggest gainer, up 4%. we need to get to chicago. we begin with the protesters at the gates. police now, at this hour, working to figure out what to do if what happened in chicago today flares up again. fifteen arrested outside the chicago mercantile exchange over just the last two hours. this crowd on your screen here began forming and then circling the cme where everything from soybean futures to derivatives are traded. the crowd's demand? attacks on traders -- on traders -- a tax on traders. emotions running very high. jeff flock rushed to the scene as soon as the news began breaking. he's live outside the cme where the crowds have thinned, but the story is still strong, jeff. >> reporter: we knew this was going to happen, liz, we knew a protest was going to happen but no idea it was going to be a

this is where we end the day up 165 points on the dow. s&p up by 1.2%. the nasdaq, biggest gainer on percentage basis. david. david: here is everything you have to know right now. hundreds of protesters mobbing the chicago mercantile exchange, blocking entrances to buildings demanding levying new taxes on trades to illinois's budget shortfall which is substantial. several arrests have been made. jeff flock joins us live from the streets with an update. looks kind of quiet there now, jeff? reporter: all over including shouting, dave and melissa. there was a lot of shouting. we have pictures to show you how crazy it got. we were expecting protest. it was nothing this size but entrance to historic chicago board of trade building were shut down. nobody could get in or out. important to note trading continued. nothing happened on inside. it was a day and, as you report, protesters would like to see a tax on these trades that take place here. there is currently not a specific financial tax on the individual trades. they would like a dollar or perhaps $2 a trad

dow futures up by 30 points this morning. the sutures up by 1 and the nasdaq up by over 10. >> let's get you caught up on the other big stories we're watching this morning. it's on the front

dow. up 11 points on the premarket. s&p 1 and a quarter. watching "fbn:am," first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ the new consultants are here. it's not just big data, its bigger data. we're beta testing the new wearable interface... ♪ xerox believes finding the right solution shouldn't be so much work. by engineering a better way for people, process and technology to work together. work can work better. with xerox. nicole: let's get you caught up on global market action we've been seeing overnight. looking at asia, under pressure. china particular. shanghai down 1 1/2%. kospi down 1%. cheryl: well, in europe stocks are trading now to the negative. all three major indices are down. ftse 100 in london down 33. cac 40 down. dax was positive literally five minutes ago is now in the red. nicole: mixed bag here at home. u.s. stock index futures. dow nine points to the upside. nasdaq lower by four. we also have builds in oil. that is not good news either. that will weigh on the energy sector. cheryl: the heat is on fantasy sports sit

you can see there, 246 points on the dow. s&p up 33 points. look at nasdaq, up 2% on percentage basis. gold higher as well. crude oil bouncing, although still sitting at 40.70. look what was fueling the rally. lori rothman at new york stock exchange. lori? reporter: someone said, who knew? higher interest rates great for stocks. as you said, melissa, coming in close to session highs today but markets opened higher and really gained momentum after the release, 2:00 p.m. eastern release of fed minutes. even though a lot of people are doubting the fed's credibility lately there were key element to the minutes. officials say not lifting rates would signal lack of confidence in the economy. therefore the fed is confident in the economy. basically, most fed members are willing to raise rates in december. that is the first time in nine years. that is what the chatter is here about on the floor. we'll close at session highs. all 10 s&p sectors did close out in the green. back to you. david: we'll take it. great day, lori, thank you very much. melissa.

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down just a point on the dow. s&p, nasdaq, crude oil and gold all trading to the downside on the day. david: while markets wait for tomorrow, here is everything you need to know right now. melissa: trump is still towering. new "fox news poll" donald trump is still the number one choice for american voters for the 2016 republican presidential nomination. ben carson nipping at his heels. blake burman live from washington, d.c. with what else he is seeing in those polls. blake? reporter: the latest fox news poll shows three-tiered race for the moment on republican side. at the top donald trump and dr. ben carson with 26 and 23%. lined them senators ted cruz and marco rubio. only others to top double digits both at 11. there is everyone else at 4% or lower. rubio filed his new hampshire paperwork this morning and continued to downplay a now reemerging story of his credit card spending during his days as florida lawmaker and whether he mixed personal spending with the political. trump in the recent days, called rubio spe

we had the swinning streak snapped with the dow and s&p and nasdaq in negative territory. checking in on the ill plied open we are above fair value at this point with higher points gains. dow jones industrials. here's a lead from europe and europe we have been up three straight days now also for the u.k. benchmarks with decline down. german losses being weighed heavily by volkswagen sell off. the cac 40 on a four day winning streak in france and the ft ftse mib holding steady. we're looking at flat trade today. china markets are now in bull market territory. let's bring in adam watching the action from singapore. adam. >> hey, susan. what a come back for the chinese markets as you just mentioned, accelerating for the second straight trading session here. up about 1.9% adding to the previous days gains about 4.3% on the optimism that the stock connect might provide more according to president x xi jinping. we saw credit spreads expand with the backing up of ten year treasury yields and the implication that we might get a rise at the december meeting. we saw equities, current

the dow and s&p are on pace for the worst week in ten weeks. is morning things are looking flat but this comes after a decline of 1.4% for the dow yesterday down 254 points. and breaking news outside the world of business overnight. the pentagon says that u.s. forces targeted this islamic -- this isis militant known as jihadi john with a drone strike in syria. he has been seen in isis videos executing several western hostages including two u.s. journalists and an aid worker. the pentagon is assessing whether the attack was successful. we'll bring you the details as they develop. >> we have more hints that the fed could start raising rates in december. speaking late yesterday, stanley fisher suggested u.s. inflation should rebound next year. this could be a sign the fed is less willing to let low inflation delay tightening. also loan tee po is postponing it's ipo citing market conditions. it was expected to price that offering up 30 million shares last night. at the top of the price range it would have been valued at $2.6 billion. and milan won't

dow jones down five right now. nasdaq is up, s&p is down.ld any that traders are at this point, your mother, your sister, europe, qe, here, going up, and do we want them to go up or not go up? does it mean the economy's better if they go up? does it not? good news, bad news. i'm not sure. >> i don't know what's going to happen. >> medium news is good news. >> you'll see volatility, though, as people make up their minds. >> be careful, that's out on a limb. >> there's a shakeup. >> we have not seen much mountain last -- >> no, but i don't think this is necessarily baked into the cake just yet. >> okay. >>> let's get to the top stories at this hour. greek workers staging another strike against austerity today, the first general strike since the september election. talks with e.u. and imf inspectors yesterday. fan duel and draft king fighting to halt bets. they are said to be running illegal gambling operation, but they call the letters hasty and uninformed and say the fans do not need to stop playing. both sides are continuing to take money fr

and the s&p 500 rose nearly 3.3%. the downd the s&p are now positive for the year, joining nasdaq. >>> mark luchini joins us now to talk more about this weex stock market activity and what we can expect going forward. he is chief investment strategist at janney montgomery scott. good to see you, mark. welcome back. >> thank you, sue. >> you know, ty so perfectly laid out what happened this week. are you as surprised as some others are that the market performed so well against a backdrop of terror and other issues? >> well, it was a little bit surprising. obviously, investors had the whole week to contemplate the economic ramifications of the tragedy in france that was friday night, and of course we also were able to take our cue from overseas markets opening up sunday night into early monday morning. and the muted effect i think gave investors some confidence that it would be an opportunity to continue to buy equities after the week before where the market was down about 3 1/2%. so it kind of set up for a bit of a rally and o

s. stock market futures will open lower. down about 80 points for the dow. check out the early trading in europe and you'll see at this hour declines are 1% or greater. dax is down by 1%. cac in france is down by 1.6% and in italy down by 1.3%. in asia, overnight, you saw some declines at least for the hang seng. it was down by a third of a point. shanghai composite closed higher as did the nikkei in japan. oil prices rose after them and ended down by 0.4%. you can see it's up by 31 cents this morning to above $42. wti trading at 4206. in the bond market you'll see that the yield at this point is 2.225% for the ten year note. take a look at what's been happening in the currency markets. the dollar index rose above 100 for the first time since march. this morning dollar is down. euro is at 106.56 and the yen is at 12251. gold prices up by about $7. $1,073.90 an ounce. >> multiyear low though. >> it is. >> before it went up. >> in global market news this morning, the chinese premiere says that china is on track to hit it's growth target of about 7% this year.

here, marketsght have gone past 1% for the s&p and the dow.asdaq is not doing too shabby either, up by .8%. this might be a surprise after paris but there is growing proof that markets are getting even more resilient to terror attacks ever since 9/11. you can look into the bloomberg terminal to get that story. me in my terminal, and you can see the health of the s&p. this is the imap function. all sectors are in the green. energy is up by 2.6%. they are being helped by consol energy, which is up by 7%. david einhorn reiterated a long on them today in new york. taking a look at oil and the roller coaster ride. it seems to continue today. nymex crude as turned positive. up by 2.5%. it had been up by 2.8% earlier today, and then it was done by nearly 1%. they cannot really make up their minds. says the world has a surplus of 3 billion barrels of oil. falling about 46% from last year. gold, we see the safe haven where all of its gains from the earlier reaction that we got from paris. by .1% but experts are saying that any game that we did see for

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we've had heady gains, the dow, s&p more than doubling over the last few years, albeit from ridiculous lows, stocked punched the hell out of themselves. now saying expect that to repeat for the next year, up to 10 years, which might be questionable, is unrealistic. you say what? >> i think it is unrealistic. doesn't matter who you talk to whether it's goldman sachs or ubs or the major brokerage firms they've lowered expectations moving forward over the next ten years, there's several reasons for it. one of the reasons is we have global debt that's exploded since the financial crisis. and historically when you have a global debt explosion or if it's a single country explosion, growth slows down, when you looked at stock market, 17 times earnings, where is the growth going to come from? i want to point out something, you mentioned two names at the beginning of this segment. one of them is doing really well, one not so much. and this stock market, while it has been an all-index stock market over the last five years might be moving into a bifurcated market where can you make really good mo

all three major indexes, dow, s&p sliding by about 1% now. >> there's news about apple.hey have having their bags searched. there was a class action lawsuit thrown out. they said they should be compensated for the time they spend getting their bags searched. the judge says they don't have to bring the bag. >>> the financial times reports that the information coming from people close to the company and reports that snap chat tripled its traffic by may. facebook announced that it gets 8 billion video views per day. that's on facebook's desktop and mobile platforms. >>> it can find what you're looking for even if you can't see how to describe it. if you see a pinned image, search the item and pinterest pulls up similar images as a result. it will be on it's mobile flat forms. >>> this could help with holiday shopping google announced the maps app will give users the holiday store hours as you search for the address. when you search for agoing business, you see the extended holiday hours if they're not available, you can see that the holiday hours may be different than liste

dow climbing 89 points, the s&p closing higher as well. nearly erasing all of its losses during the summer. actually the s&p 500, just 21 points shy of its record high. some good news, if you are a parent sending your kids off to college, soaring college tuition prices, may finally be coming to an end. there is a new report out by the college board saying the sticker practice is for the upcoming school year increased by about 3%, that's the same amount in the past two years, compare that to the height of the recession, tuition at public colleges increased almost 10% during that time, but the costs of going to college still remains high, students starting college this year will still pay three times more than they would have in 1985. so you say you missed the biting humor on jon stewart, you a in luck t. former host of the "daily show" he just signed a four-year deal with hbo. first he will create content that will appear on digital outlet itself like hbo now and hgo go, you may not' him, you-hear him. stewart will nar rate the pieces. elec