"the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, i'm gerri willis. the economy is strong and getting stronger. that's at least according to the federal government. the u.s. economy growing at a 3 1/2% rate in the third quarter. and that translated into good news on wall street. the dow soaring 220 points. but that growth is not extending to your personal economy. according to folks across the country the economic disconnect may not bode well for incumbents when we go to the polls next week. here to weigh in, steve moore, chief economist from heritage foundation and fox news contributor. steve, great to have you here. the numbers from polls are astonishing. here we are, all three indexes poised at new highs, here is

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gerri willis is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.g up today on the show, another ebola scare. this time on a tarmac in las vegas. how travel is being threatened by this deadly disease. also the dow negative for the year after one of the most volatile weeks for the markets. we're looking out for your 401(k). we'll meet the boss. the man who was convinced americans will buy empty boxes. "willis report wore where consumers are our business starts right now. >>> moments ago an ebola scare held a delta airplane on the tarmac at the las vegas airport. delta says the issue was an overreaction to a passenger giving a flight attendant a note saying that they were not

gerri willis is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming up today on the show, another ebola scare. this time on a tarmac in las vegas. how travel is being threatened by this deadly disease. also the dow negative for the year after one of the most volatile weeks for the markets. we're looking out for your 401(k). we'll meet the boss. the man who was convinced americans will buy empty boxes. "willis report wore where consumers are our business starts right now. >>> moments ago an ebola scare held a delta airplane on the tarmac at the las vegas airport. delta says the issue was an overreaction to a passenger giving a flight attendant a note saying that they were not feeling well. the plane was eventually given the all-clear to leave. yesterday, hazmat crew board ad plane in cana after a passenger made a joke about having bowl la. look at those pictures. well these may be overreactions but people are worried about traveling amid the ebola crisis. with more on this, dr. david is a maati, member of fox news medical a-team. dr. samadi, tha

meantime "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. here is the latest on our top story, ebola. the head of the c-dc is saying it is possible more health care workers may become infected with ebola. >> we have to rethink the way we address ebola infection control. even a single infection is unacceptable. >> also new questions about how that texas nurse in full protective gear was able to contract the deadly virus. >>> since airport screenings began in ernest this weekend, nearly 100 travelers have been flagged for closer inspection. airports on alert. emergency officials racing to the scene in boston after five passengers complain of flu-like symptoms. let's get right to it with dr. kevin campbell. dr. campbell. welcome back. good to see you. urgent headlines tonight on ebola. my big question, this nurse who is contracted the disease, how is it possible she was? she was in full protective gear? what do you say? >> i think we've then health care providers into a situation they're not quite trained to do in terms of something highly infe

david: gerri willis takes us from here to the will is report. >> hi, everybody, i'm gerri willis.ews stay today. moments from now we're expecting to hear from president obama. he is holding a cabinet meeting on the government response to the ebola crisis. we'll bring you that. as soon as the president makes his comments we'll have them also ebola taking a toll on your 401(k). one word seems to be in all the headlines, ebola. let's get you caught up. the second dallas nurse infected with ebola is on the way to emery hospital in atlanta and won't be treated at the hospital in texas where she was infected, after word she had taken a flight to cleveland one day before being admitted to isolation. we will have more on that controversy. scathing

more gerri willis coming up right after this break. le everybody is talking about ebola, it's easy to forget we're at the start of cold and flu season. if you haven't gotten your flu shot yet, you will after you see this story. voice: each of us has an average of 500 species of bacteria living inside us at one time. that's enough to fill a half gallon jug. most aren't harmful, but the ones that are often get passed by one human to another. we often aren't talking about human to human touch, but you touching a service that someone else touched and touching your face. to find out how dirty things are around us, we got in touch with a scientist. >> the handles in the bathroom tend to be dirty. >> they make kleenex and toilet paper. they brought along a device that measures the amount of contamination left behind on a surface. >> it's a molecule that is present in all living organisms. bacteria, yeast, mold. the presence of of atp on a surface indicates a significant level of contamination. the problem needs to be addressed. >> anything und

gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming up today on the show, health officials in texas trying to calm the public's fears of ebola but is enough being done to keep everybody safe? one texas parents speaks to us about her fears of this devastating disease. >>> also we may have added more jobs last month but hourly wages fell. how should you go about asking for more money at work in. >>> the supreme court decided that the americans are paying too much in 401(k) fees? "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. the we begin tonight with a story on everyone's mind, ebola. all eyes on dallas, texas. state health officials say they have narrowed down the list of the people they are monitoring for potential exposure to ebola from 100 to just 50. and only 10 of those 50 people are considered high-risk. the white house is holding a briefing at this very moment, you're seeing pictures of it right here, talking about the government's role and its response to the crisis. the headlines are this. assuran

>> "the willis report." gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. welcome to a special edition of "the willis report." over the next hour, we're taking an in-depth look at ebola and how you and your family can stay safe. get you caught up on the latest headlines first. the caribbean cruise ship carrying a dallas health care worker is headed back to texas after being turned away in mexico. the passenger has not shown symptoms for 19 days and voluntarily self-quarantined on the ship. no way to know when the second texas nurse truly began illness. after word from the cdc that she felt funny during weekend in ohio. they can't rule out possibility she's been contagious

gerri willis is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.d by this deadly disease. also the dow negative for the year after one of the most volatile weeks for the markets. we're looking out for your 401(k). we'll meet the boss. the man who was convinced americans will buy empty boxes. "willis report wore where consumers are our business starts right now. >>> moments ago an ebola scare held a delta airplane on the tarmac at the las vegas airport. delta says the issue was an overreaction to a passenger giving a flight attendant a note saying that they were not

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liz: meantime, it is gerri and "the willis report."morrow. >> hello, everybody i'm gerri willis. another hit to your 401(k) with a selloff on wall street. the dow plunging more than 270 points. i'll tell you why you lost money today. >>> also coming up on the show, a family's heartbreaking story forces a town to take action with the first death from the enterovirus means for schools across the country. >>> also a new study shows just how dangerous, dangerous, hands-free systems are in your car. we'll have more on this growing problem. >>> hold the phone. actually, don't hold the phone. we're testing for germs around the office. you won't belief where they are. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now.

gerri willis is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.up today on the show, another ebola scare. this time on a tarmac in las vegas. how travel is being threatened by this deadly disease. also the dow negative for the year after one of the most volatile weeks for the markets. we're looking out for your 401(k). we'll meet the boss. the man who was convinced americans will buy empty boxes. "willis report wore where consumers are our business starts right now. >>> moments ago an ebola scare held a delta airplane on the tarmac at the las vegas airport. delta says the issue was an overreaction to a passenger giving a flight attendant a note saying that they were not

gerri willis, we'll look for you on the fox business network.you don't know where that is, fox business networks --.com slash business finder. >> that plane crash in wichita, kansas, they're still looking for missing people but there's portion of the building not stable to search. officials said least four people are dead, including the pilot of the plane, after it lost power after takeoff, lost an engine, and tried to come back around and land but crashed interest a building on property instead. our information specialist has been working on this and has new pictures. crazy. >> these pictures show exactly how devastating for the building. notice there are no emergency responders here. right after it happened. you can see the fuel on fire as it leaks out, debris all around here. the building is just peeling apart, buckling. this is when the first come on the scene. the corner of the building. a couple of wheels and the bricks are falling apart. people still stuck in there but rescuers cannot get insidite r. >> what a horrible feeling knowing the

willis report" is next. david: we'll see you tomorrow. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming today on the show.f you think one of the cvs beauty products recently ran out faster than it should have. we'll look at ridlous packaging. >>> we told you how to find the right financial advisor. we're looking at other side. we'll have advise how to fire your advisor if he is not working for you. >>> and he was the first homeland security chief. now tom ridge is working on the issue of cyber attacks. my one-on-one interview is coming up. "the willis report" where consumers is our business arts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with, what you just have to call trickery at the pharmacy, which has landed cvs

"the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, i'm gerri willis. is strong and getting stronger. that's at least according to the federal government. the u.s. economy growing at a 3 1/2% rate in the third quarter. and that translated into good news on wall street. the dow soaring 220 points. but that growth is not extending to your personal economy. according to folks across the country the economic disconnect may not bode well for incumbents when we go to the polls next week. here to weigh in, steve moore, chief economist from heritage foundation and fox news contributor. steve, great to have you here. the numbers from polls are astonishing. here we are, all three indexes poised

"the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.e show, health officials in texas trying to calm the public's fears of ebola but is enough being done to keep everybody safe? one texas parents speaks to us about her fears of this devastating disease. >>> also we may have added more jobs last month but hourly wages fell. how should you go about asking for more money at work in. >>> the supreme court decided that the americans are paying too much in 401(k) fees? "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. the we begin tonight with a story on everyone's mind, ebola. all eyes on dallas, texas. state health officials say they

"willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.time today. the dow down 238 points at the end of a volatile session. coming up a little later in the show, we'll talk about 401(k) strategies you can employ to put your mind at ease with expert scott martin. >>> also today on the show, ebola now in the u.s. are airports and hospitals doing enough to keep us safe? >> also protests in hong kong reaching a breaking point where a major deadline set for noon eastern time tomorrow. we'll have the latest. what it means for your money. >>> ridiculousness of common core reaching new heights. why some older students willing forced to take nine-hour exams. "the willis report

meantime "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. the latest on our top story, ebola. the head of the c-dc is saying it is possible more health care workers may become infected with ebola. >> we have to rethink the way we address ebola infection control. even a single infection is unacceptable. >> also new questions about how that texas nurse in full protective gear was able to contract the deadly virus. >>> since airport screenings began in ernest this weekend, nearly 100 travelers have been flagged for closer inspection. airports on alert. emergency officials racing to the scene in boston after fve

>> "the willis report." gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis.o a special edition of "the willis report." over the next hour, we're taking an in-depth look at ebola and how you and your family can stay safe. get you caught up on the latest headlines first. the caribbean cruise ship carrying a dallas health care worker is headed back to texas after being turned away in mexico. the passenger has not shown symptoms for 19 days and voluntarily self-quarantined on the ship. no way to know when the second texas nurse truly began illness. after word from the cdc that she felt funny during weekend in ohio. they can't rule out possibility she's been

. >> hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. anti-obamacare sentiment sweeping the senate races throughout the country. that isn't the only thing democrats have to worry about for the midterm elections. reliance onioning voters is in he jeopardy. new poll from heart spread university that millenial voters are up for grabs. fox business's rich edson in the d.c. bureau with details. rich. >> harvard's university of institute of politics said the results show 18 to 2010 fer 29-year-old as. they say favor democrats controlling congress. 43% saying republicans. among those saying they definitely plan to vote this year, republicans hold 51-47% advantage among millenials. in the midterms republicans may benefit from younger voters. >> this generation as a generation, preferred democrats slightly more than republicans on most issues. the question is, who is going to actually show up and vote on tuesday? what the answer to that question is, the people who say they're most likely vote, basically 25% of the young people, will most likely v

"the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.g up today on the show, ebola is spreading in the u.s. that criticism coming from heated hearing on capitol hill today. >> people's lives are at stake and the response so far has been unacceptable. gerri: we'll have the latest from texas to ohio.eadly vvrus up down, all around the markets failing to find directions today. we'll look what investors are trading on. apple hoping to halt a slowing demand for tablets by unveiling a thinner, faster ipaa but is it enough? "the willis report" where consumers are our business right now.

liz: "the willis report" is next though today. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.e show, a small business owner taking the vice president to task over the minimum wage. saying he can't afford to raise wages in this economy. we will have that exchange. >>> should amazon workers have to clock out before standing in line for theft screening at the end of their shift? it is a debate making its way to the supreme court and "the willis report." >>> today's announcement was good news for your 401(k). we'll tell how to prepare for when the federal reserve does start to raise rates. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. >> first person diagnosed with ebola has died in the

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"willis report where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri quarantined over ebola fears and another 100 people monitored for possible contact with the first diagnosed ebola patient in the u.s. is that enough?

. >> hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming up today on the show. things are getting more intense in hong kong as deadline passes for the city's leader to resign. we'll have the latest. president once again singing his own praises when it comes to the economy but are you feeling the benefits of this so-called recovery? thinking this of scooping up rental properties as housing market improves? we'll tell you how and where to do just that. "willis report where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: total of four people now quarantined over ebola fears and another 100 people monitored for possible contact with the first diagnosed ebola patient in the u.s. is that enough? is the u.s. prepared to handle ebola, especially when bureaucratic red tape is holding up companies from developing vaccines for just these kind of outbreaks? with more on this, david dod, chairman of the board of directors at geovax. dr. kevin campbell, assistant professor of medicine at university of the north carolina. welcome to you both. david, i want to start with yo

david: gerri willis takes us from here to the will is report. >> hi, everybody, i'm gerri willis. a big news stay today. moments from now we're expecting to hear from president obama. he is holding a cabinet meeting on the government response to the ebola crisis. we'll bring you that. as soon as the president makes his comments we'll have them also ebola taking a toll on your 401(k). one word seems to be in all the headlines, ebola. let's get you caught up. the second dallas nurse infected with ebola is on the way to emery hospital in atlanta and won't be treated at the hospital in texas where she was infected, after word she had taken a flight to cleveland one day before being admitted to isolation. we will have more on that controversy. scathing accusations by nurses union that the ebola patient who died was left in the emergency room for hours. the two nurses that are now infected worked out proper gear for two days. is it time for a ebola marshall plan? airline stocks tumbled on the latest ebola headlines. investors are running scared. and here with the latest on all this, dr.

willis report" is next. david: we'll see you tomorrow. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming today on the show. you're not crazy if you think one of the cvs beauty products recently ran out faster than it should have. we'll look at ridlous packaging. >>> we told you how to find the right financial advisor. we're looking at other side. we'll have advise how to fire your advisor if he is not working for you. >>> and he was the first homeland security chief. now tom ridge is working on the issue of cyber attacks. my one-on-one interview is coming up. "the willis report" where consumers is our business arts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with, what you just have to call trickery at the pharmacy, which has landed cvs in hot water. the retailer just settled a consumer complaint in california saying it faked the size of its products. cvs will pay close to quarter of a million dollars for misleading consumers to think they were getting more products than they actually were. the products in question were popular skin creams and cosmetics. todd marks, senior editor of "consumer reports" who has been

>> "the willis report." gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis.special edition of "the willis report." over the next hour, we're taking an in-depth look at ebola and how you and your family can stay safe. get you caught up on the latest headlines first. the caribbean cruise ship carrying a dallas health care worker is headed back to texas after being turned away in mexico. the passenger has not shown symptoms for 19 days and voluntarily self-quarantined on the ship. no way to know when the second texas nurse truly began illness. after word from the cdc that she felt funny during weekend in ohio. they can't rule out possibility she's been contagiou

>> "the willis report." gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. welcome to a special edition of "the willis report." over the next hour, we're taking an in-depth look at ebola and how you and your family can stay safe. get you caught up on the latest headlines first. the caribbean cruise ship carrying a dallas health care worker is headed back to texas after being turned away in mexico. the passenger has not shown symptoms for 19 days and voluntarily self-quarantined on the ship. no way to know when the second texas nurse truly began illness. after word from the cdc that she felt funny during weekend in ohio. they can't rule out possibility she's been contagious since early last friday. >>> and trusted white house adviser in charge of u.s.' response to ebola. ron klain's resume mainly consists of being former chief of staff to vice president joe biden. with more n this, chief economist for the heritage foundation, dr. scott gottlieb, now with the american enterprise institute, and paul howard, a scholar at the manhattan institute. welcome all. i'm

"the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. cooing up today on the show, ebola is spreading in the u.s. that criticism coming from heated hearing on capitol hill today. >> people's lives are at stake and the response so far has been unacceptable. gerri: we'll have the latest from texas to ohio.eadly vvrus up down, all around the markets failing to find directions today. we'll look what investors are trading on. apple hoping to halt a slowing demand for tablets by unveiling a thinner, faster ipaa but is it enough? "the willis report" where consumers are our business right now. gerri: of course we begin tonight with ebola. the white house refusing to accept growing calls for a travel ban from west africa. also today several schools in texas and ohio closed. ii fact, at least seven people in ohio are quarantined because they had contact with the texas nurse who had ebola. and just momentssago, dallas officials deciding against declaring a state of emergency. for more on this we're joined by former governor of new york, george pata

willis report is coming up next. thanks for being here. david: we'll see yoo tomorrow. gerri: welcome to the "willis report."tonight with break news. the cdc just announcing additional ebola guidelines. the agency introducing four new categories of risk from high-risk, those with direct contact with patients in west africa, to those with no identifiable risk. with more, peter barnes at the white house. peteer? >> that's right, gerri. what the cdc is trying to do here is categorize levels of risk depending on possible exposure to ebola patients. and then appropriate responses. it is recommending appropriate responses to those less of risk. as you mentioned, the top risk here is the high-risk categy,

liz: "the willis report" is next though today. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming up today on the show, a small business owner taking the vice president to task over the minimum wage. saying he can't afford to raise wages in this economy. we will have that exchange. >>> should amazon workers have to clock out before standing in line for theft screening at the end of their shift? it is a debate making its way to the supreme court and "the willis report." >>> today's announcement was good news for your 401(k). we'll tell how to prepare for when the federal reserve does start to raise rates. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. >> first person diagnosed with ebola has died in the u.s. thomas duncan died this morning, 7:15 a.m. at the texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas where he was in critical condition for days. despite the president's claim it was unlikely to happen here. we're learning they're treating another patient for possible ebola. this parity was in contact with family members of thomas duncan. officials a fe

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"willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. stocks selling off big-time today. the dow down 238 points at the end of a volatile session. coming up a little later in the show, we'll talk about 401(k) strategies you can employ to put your mind at ease with expert scott martin. >>> also today on the show, ebola now in the u.s. are airports and hospitals doing enough to keep us safe? >> also protests in hong kong reaching a breaking point where a major deadline set for noon eastern time tomorrow. we'll have the latest. what it means for your money. >>> ridiculousness of common core reaching new heights. why some older students willing forced to take nine-hour exams. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. ♪ gerri: as you know, ebola now in the u.s. the first ebola patient diagnosed in the u.s. is in serious condition in a dallas hospital but could this have been prevented? the patient will reportedly not be given a drug called zmapp, an experimental drug given to two american medical workers this summ

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"the willis report," where consumers are our business, starts right now. gerriin tonight with apple earnings. once again beating analyst expectatio

. >> hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. it was another disaster day for your 401(k) as all three indexes sell off in one of the worst market drops of the year. we'll tell you how to make money even on days like this. >>> coming up on today's show, a victory for consumers as major companies refund customers millions and millions of dollars. we'll tell you why. more companies targeted by hackers in addition to jpmorgan chase. we'll tell you which ones and how you can keep your money safe. >>> want to keep your home maintenance costs low? we'll tell you what you should be doing right now. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with big wins for consumers tired of getting ripped off. citigroup and m&t bank joining the list of companies recently caught overcharging folks, trying to get away with it. let's get to all of this with financial advisor, randy newman, founder of wealth management of the welcome back to the show. great to have you here. >> thank you. gerri: i want

. >> hello, everybody i'm gerri willis.ing up today on the show, the ebola virus is proving to be even more deadly. we'll have the latest including calls for the cdc director to resign. >>> fidelity handed down the next generation, so what does a new female ceo mean for your money. >>> open enrollment kicks off tomorrow but what should you be looking for? and how high are costs going? we'll have the answers in the users guide. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: the world health

. >> hello, everybody i'm gerri willis. coming up today on the show, the ebola virus is proving to be even more deadly. we'll have the latest including calls for the cdc director to resign. >>> fidelity handed down the next generation, so what does a new female ceo mean for your money. >>> open enrollment kicks off tomorrow but what should you be looking for? and how high are costs going? we'll have the answers in the users guide. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: the world health organization says ebola cases will rise tenfold. the death rate has climbed 70%. that means your possibility of surviving is declining. while here at home the first-ever human trials in this country for an ebola vaccine have begun. for more we have a professor of infectious diseases at florida international university department of medicine. she recently spent a month fighting ebola in nigeria. also with us, ceo and president of the leapfrog group which specializes in hospital preparedness. welcome to yo

gerri willis is here. what is the surge? >> i got to tell you, this addai you can look at your 401k. you kept that app closed. >> closed tight. >> we have $80 a barrel oil or lower so that's great news for consumers. one in ten s&p 500 strikes at all-time highs including ames, home depot, fedex, a lot of consumer names. stocks on fire. caterpillar, a global powerhouse, and then gm which has been in the spotlight for bad news. here's a good-news story for them. >> so they're make i money while re-calling cars. what's with the volatility? >> when traders say, volatility, what they mean is stocks are going down as fast as they can, but it's really been trading in range of 100 points. the last 24 days, consecutive 24 days, the dow has moved 100 points one way or the other. >> that's it -- you mean more than 100 points every single trading day? >> yes. >> oh, wow. >> because people don't know what to trade on. you saw what happened in ottawa, we were down, today, trading higher. so not sure what we want to hook into, what's the b