this debate, eight of the candidates, maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, gerard baker, the editor-in-chiefournal" will be moderating throughout. their focus will be on the economy and restoring prosperity to this great country. it is an exciting evening that we've been waiting a very long time for, in what has become the fourth debate, republican presidential debate of this cycle and the second fox business/wall street journal republican presidential debate begins now. ♪ >> the road to the white house is long and winding. candidates have traveled from coast to coast, to hear from their fellow americans. faced tough questions, and laid out a vision for the country. tonight, the road leads through wisconsin. the birthplace of the republican party. the cradle of american industry. where winners are crowned, and legends are forged. abraham lincoln campaigned for

niel cavuto and maria bartiromo and wall street journal gerard baker.the fox business network. >> cheryl: there are some new developments in investigation into the russian jet plane. they're, quote, 90% sure noise was explosion caused by bomb. there's enough evidence that a bomb caused this disaster. >> in addition to the u.s. and uk intelligence that we've received, i think all indicators are pointing to the fact that this was isis putting a bomb on an airplane. >> cheryl: congress also saying that tsa has been tightening security about planes bound for the united states. >> nicole: president obama meeting with netanyahu today. it's the first meeting in a year. topics will include country's security, spokesman suggested that for obama is ant -- antisemitic, seek a long-term solution to the recent wave of violence. >> cheryl: volkswagen stepping up their efforts to rebuild customers' trust. they will offer $1,250 in cash. they plan to issue two debit cards. a cash card worth $500 and 750 to purchases linked to dealership. 500,000vw vehicles. >> nicole:

this debate, eight of the candidates, maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, gerard baker, the editor-in-chiefrnal" will be moderating throughout. their focus will be on the economy and restoring prosperity to this great country. it is an exciting evening that we've been waiting a very long time for, in what has become the fourth debate, republican presidential debate of this cycle and the second fox business/wall street journal republican presidential debate begins now. ♪ >> the road to the white house is long and winding. candidates have traveled from coast to coast, to hear from their fellow americans. faced tough questions, and laid out a vision for the country. tonight, the road leads through wisconsin. the birthplace of the republican party. the cradle of american industry. where winners are crowned, and legends are forged. abraham lincoln campaigned for pr

eastern, then neil, maria and gerard baker moderate the second debate.find fbn, just log on to channel finder.com. you can also watch me joining some other fox news all-stars with bill o'reilly before the debate and after. we're going live at 11 p.m. right here on if fox news channel. >>> president obama's plan allowing millions of illegal immigrants to stay in the u.s., what does it mean for the future of the president's plan? and the white house praising protests over racism at the university of missouri. will the fallout cause a ripple effect beyond the school's campus? and right after the show catch more from the couch on the web. join us for outnumbered overtime, and it's debate day, go to foxnews.com/outnumbered, fire off your questions. and if they're really good, we'll forward them to ms. smith, and maybe she'll use them tonight. ♪ ♪ i brought in some protein to get us moving. i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein a

. >> don't know what that means but moderator gerard baker thanked carson and left it at that. that is one of the instances that the candidates gave felon answers. and the moderators let them off the hook. thank you was also baker's unsatisfactory response to carly fiorina's nearly two minute long nonanswer how she would deal with the claim that democratic presidents are better at creating jobs than republicans are. here is just somehow she dodged that very simple question. >> well first of all i must say as i think about that question, i think about a woman i met the other day. i would guess she was 40 years old, she had several children. and she said to me you know carly i go to bed every night afraid for my children's future and that really struck me. this is america. mother is going to bed afraid for her children's future. >> several times last night i wondered whether the candidates just didn't hear the question, the moderators asked. in the earlier debate the moderators let new jersey governor chris christie get away with this statement about democrats and taxes. >> if an

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of course, niel cavuto and gerard baker. 200-point drop from the dow.s. futures are showing a lower open this morning. in europe the early action showing a little bit of selling about two-thirds of a percent loss in france and germany. in asia overnight the market there were trending lower with a nikkei just s

neil and maria and gerard baker at 9:00 o'clock. fox business.com / channel finder. juliet: the killer whales will be no more. ben: blackfish focuses on work us held in captivity. focusing on conservation and killer whale behaviors and natural settings. it is limited to see world san diego. it could expand. juliet: i am getting messages that it is starting to rain down in southern new jersey. mike: i think it has been raining there for a while. it should be coming in right now. here is a we have. plenty of rain in the tri-state region. during the morning commute. under 1 inch of rain. it looks like it will stay unsettled for a little while. the unsettled weather will continue to thursday. cooler temperatures will be here at the same time. let's find out if it is affecting your commute this morning. take a look at some of the camera shots. ines rosales has the latest with the commute. ines: not affecting the commute. long island, mobile delays on more slowdowns by glencoe road. the upper level, it is an hour delay. lower level, it you do have a 30 minute too late appr

the only misstep i thought among the debate panelists was gerard baker. he is an old bbc hand.e ought to have let that gone on a little more. because trump and cruise cruz tag teaming kasich and bush. i was fwluglued to my tv set. but jeb bush had great moments using humor. and i talked to him on my friday radio show. >> i want to know, clinton's team says they were high fiving last night. do you think they are right when they talk about deporting the illegals who are already here? >> i think it's interesting. kasich and bush are right that how you talk about this is very important. and ted cruz is importantly hitting the note we have to be a rule of law nation. and donald trump won that round. this is a complicated, very, very interesting issue for 2016 that i think will go through a few iterations. but here's what they were not high fiving about last night. a number of the candidates took direct aim at hillary's foreign policy. and that trailer for 13 hours, the michael bay movie, that is devastating for hillary clinton. i think that the loser, i wrote this for cnn opinion th

along with the "wall street journal" gerard baker.idates will seize on that back drop of doctor carson. one guy we know is donald trump. >> at is absolutely right. that will create once again -- he needs to film the holes. it is on that carson right now to fill in the holes. in terms of who is advising him. how he would govern. neil: in other words, it is more than just your resume. he is a little gray on a lot. >> that is absolutely right. this whole idea that he is a liar and not trustworthy is crumbling. the liberal media is attacking him because he is at the top of the polls. these questions are fair questions. he has written about it. they are fair questions. if he had a solid economic plan, well, maybe you does, but he has not revealed it enough. if he comes out with serious solutions, he starts filling in the holes here, i think that this would go away. neil: 01 that have put up the positions, you think about jeb bush and chris christie, even john k-6, storming in the polls as a result. i wonder if some of them feel tempted to

with sandra smith and trish regan and then debate number two with maria bartiromo and gerard baker. here's something we thought. we thought we would talk about money and the economy and business. we thought we would talk about what we are as a network. we embrace who we are. we're not money, red, blue or green. we like tracking money. where it's going. where it's not going. that's what we're going to do in six days. meanwhile, we still are finding out or trying to find out what happened to that russian plane that crashed last weekend. we're getting some competing views about what brought it down including something that so severely incapacitated the crew before it went down, they are trying to figure out what that event was that prevented them from doing anything about it. after this. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, yo

then neil cavuto and maria, bartiromo will be rehearsing tonight with gerard baker, editor-in-chief of "the wall reet journal." deirdre: peter, any word from the rnc? reporter: yes. talked to the rnc. they're not sure when all the other candidates will be here. obviously they will all be here by tomorrow. i did ask about the tickets. there are 3,000 people who can fit into the milwaukee theater. the tickets are divided up among four different groups, media sponsors, fox business and "the wall street journal" then a portion go to the rnc. a portion go to the state of wisconsin republican committee for guests and then a chunk go to candidates themselves. the door ep, the doors open for admission tomorrow afternoon. deirdre. deirdre: peter, we'll talk a lot in the next 24 hours. thank you so much. meantime, peter barnes with me from wisconsin. someone who knows what candidates are feeling right this second was himself one in 2012. he is legendary career as a businessman and a diplomat. also served as a governor of utah, jon huntsman, jr., is with me now. governor, so pleased to have you w

maria bartiromo, neil cavuto and gerard baker moderate the second debate at 9:00 p.m.t is in conjunction with the "wall street journal." to fine fbn on local tv provider log on to channel finder.com. andrea: first time more than a year, first time since the signing of the u.s.-backed nuclear deal with iran, president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are meeting today at the white house. they haven't had smoothest of relationships. the nuclear agreement only made things worse. expectations are low for progress on a number of matters but both leaders say today's talk is an important one. >> it's no secret that the prime minister and i have had strong disagreement on this narrow issue but we don't have a disagreement on the need to making sure that iran doesn't get a nuclear weapon. >> i look forward to discussing with you practical ways that in which we can lower dissension and increase stability and move towards peace. andrea: judge, i'm pretty skeptical after what happened, this meeting will be one at that mends fences between these two men because t

eastern, neil cavuto, maria bartiromo and gerard baker host the second debate.right here on the fox business network. it is a yearly battle. whether store should be opened on thanksgiving. what are stores choosing to do? which ones are staying open? ashley: some say store should be close because of family. other stores looking for the revenue. if you open, people will come. target, macy's and sears opening at 6:00 a.m. toys "r" us opening up that 5:00 p.m. you have staples order outdoor sports company that say they will not open on thanksgiving day. they have been very vocal about it. $1500 luxury smart watch. i know you would spend that on a watch. you may want to reconsider. not impressed with this watch. paying for the name. the gadget is unimpressive in a watch. compared to apple watch and other offsprings out there. heavy heart. we bring you the sad news that daniel fleetwood stars super fan died last night. his dying wish was to see the new star wars film before its official release. the hash tag force for daniel started. we even had daniel on the show to

take for instance this question from moderator gerard baker to carly fiorina. >> under seven years of president obama, the u.s. has added an average of 107 jobs a month. under president clinton, the economy added about 240,000 jobs a month. under george w. bush, it was only 13,000 a month. if you win the nomination, you'll probably be facing a democrat named clinton. how are you going to respond to the claim that democratic presidents are better at creating jobs than republicans? >> yes, problems have gotten much worse under democrats. but the truth is, this government has been growing bigger and bigger, more corrupt, less effective, crushing the engine of economic growth for a very long time. this isn't about just replacing a democrat with a republican now. it's about actually challenging the status quo of big government. >> you catch that there? in her answer, fiorina did not address why job growth has been stronger under democratic presidents. completely dodging, yes, things have gotten much worse under democrats, which is completely the opposite of the premise of the question. whe

gerald sooib and then the prime time event 9:00 eastern time with neil cavuto, maria bartiromo and gerard bakerbn on your tv go to foxbusiness.com/channel finder and enjoy the powers to prosper. >>> president obama tried to get around congress but so far he hasn't been able to get past the courts. a panel of appeals court judges upholding a ruling that blocks the president's immigration plan from taking effect. his executive order would delay deportation for some 5 million illegal immigrants including children, children of those who are here illegally. in a two to one ruling the judges found i quote, the district court did not err and did not abuse its discretion in issuing an injunction while 26 states challenge the president in court. a dissenting judge cited with the white house, suggesting the lower court overstepped its bounds, writing and i quote, i have a firm and definitive conviction that a mistake has been made. the administration announcing it will appeal to the highest court in all the land. >> we're confident in the power of the legal arguments and that's why i think you've seen th

and then gerard baker and maria and neil, second debate.nd let's stay on politics, ben carson all over the news and on with maria the last hour addressing the controversy over his west point admissions. roll tape. >> i don't remember if i was with him when the offer came. the offer was not, as i recall, from him, but there were multiple other officers around. there were several things i was invited to because of my status as the city executive officer and general westmoreland was at one of them. charles: mary kissel of the wall street journal editorial board is here with us. mary, part of the controversy, politico was at the center of it, there was controversy over an article that the wall street journal had written about dr. carson as well. >> a couple of things to say, conservatives don't get vetted like democrats, they get a closer look, that's absolutely true. but ben carson is running for president not for the head of the city council and he'll have to answer questions about his past, not just because he's a conservative also because h

alongside my comoderators, maria bartiromo, and the editor-in-chief of the "wall street journal," gerard bakerderator: tonight we're partnering with the "wall street journal" to ask questions on the economy that voters want answered. we're working with facebook, who tells us that since the first republican debate, more than 58 million people have joined the political conversation online. more than 9 million are talking specifically about the economy. moderator: the candidates on stage tonight were selected based on their standing in an average of four national polls. those standings determining their position on the stage. and here they are. at center stage, businessman donald trump. [applause] neurosurgeon, dr. ben carson. [applause] moderator: florida senator marco rubio. [applause] texas senator ted cruz. [applause] former florida governor jeb bush. [applause] moderator: businesswoman, carly fiorina. [applause] ohio governor john kasich. [applause] and kentucky senator rand paul. [applause] moderator: tonight's rules are simple. up to 90 second force each answer. one minute for each follow-

alongside my comoderators, maria bartiromo, and the editor-in-chief of the "wall street journal," gerard bakerderator: tonight we're partnering with the "wall street journal" to ask questions on the economy that voters want answered. we're working with facebook, who tells us that since the first republican debate, more than 58 million people have joined the political conversation online. more than 9 million are talking specifically about the economy. moderator: the candidates on stage tonight were selected based on their standing in an average of four national polls. those standings determining their position on the stage. and here they are. at center stage, businessman donald trump. [applause] neurosurgeon, dr. ben carson. [applause] moderator: florida senator marco rubio. [applause] texas senator ted cruz. [applause] former florida governor jeb bush. [applause] moderator: businesswoman, carly fiorina. [applause] ohio governor john kasich. [applause] and kentucky senator rand paul. [applause] moderator: tonight's rules are simple. up to 90 second force each answer. one minute for each follow-

of course, niel cavuto and gerard baker. 200-point drop from the dow. the dow in the red for the year. that's the worst day for the broader average in nearly six weeks. futures are showing a lower open this morning. in europe the early action showing a little bit of selling about two-thirds of a percent loss in france and germany. in asia overnight the market there were trending lower with a nikkei just showing a slight gain. >> second and ten, finds pocket. what a grab for a touchdown! one hand. chicago leads! >> dagen: get down, the bears pulling off a fourth-quarter, over the middle for a game-winning touchdown. one-handed catch to secure the victory. breaking the franchise record for career touchdown passes in the process. top story this morning and all day long t candidates are gereing up for what is sure to be a showdown at tonight's big republican debate right here on fox business. blake burman is live in milwaukee, wisconsin. what's going on? >> blake: 35 is not that bad, dagen, it could be worse in the middle of milwaukee. all the candidates fo