we have jon hilsenrath, "wall street journal" key economics correspondent who knows a lot more about fed than i do. jon, i know there is division. we should mention, fisher was one of two dissenters in the last meeting. he is known as a hawk. whether or not we have another qe, we stop the tapering and go in the other direction, he is pretty adamant that most fed members agree with him. do you agree? >> i think there are two important points to make. one is that you know, just yesterday we had the president of the san francisco fed, john williams, saying in an interview, with reuters, that, if there is serious inflation, they would consider doing more qe. one of the things happening, fisher is responding in part what he is seeing and hearing from other people at the fed. having said. that you, you know, i think this is one of those keep calm and carry on moments. i think fisher's point reflects that. keep in mind what is happening with the u.s. economy. the job market is doing pretty well. it has been outperforming fed expectations. unemployment is coming down. in the third quarter, ev

liz: read jon hilsenrath in the "wall street journal." david: of course. z: jon pointed out the better assessment of the labor market really solidified the story. jon hilsenrath, thank you very much. david: thanks, jon. we want to know what you think about this. could the fed be forced to go back to more bond buying? send us a message on facebook or tweet us @fbnatb. we want to know what you think. your answers coming up. liz: nintendo, ea, electronic arts, blowing away analyst expectations with terrific earnings this quarter. these gains are not cheap. is now the time to play videogame stocks? what does it say about the consumer health and mind set? stay tuned to hear what our experts have to say. david: ride sharing service uber, becoming synonymous with the man with pricing but could the model also make wireless connections cheaper and more efficient? interesting. liz: one stock received 13 analyst buy ratings today alone. with an average price target of over 170 -- david: which one? liz: david, you have to be patient. we'll tell you who next, just today

here to talk to us about it, jon hilsenrath from "the wall street jouunal." so, jon, you look at this, we were headed one direction. the dow was down at one point 20points. @ullard comes out and says, well, we might change what we're doing. explain to us why that made such a difference in the market? >> i would like to explain why it made such a difference and why we should be very, very careful of extrapolating what one fed official said to the whole institution. so it mattered because the marrets have been hanging on fed policy for four or five years now. every time the fed talks about doing some new step stimulus program it jacks up stock prices. frankly i think the market really turned yesterday. it was down 400 points at one point. gerri: 460. >> so i think, you know, the bounce we saw today was extension of that. let me be very clear. i do not think what jim bullard said today represents what the federal receive is thinking. people -- gerri: why such a big reaction in the market? if bullard doesn't have coattails, if he doesn't speak for the consensus wh

jon hilsenrath who i have on in the 4:00 hour to talk about all this, he was the first person to say they are looking for market cues, the fed is. melissa: keith mccullough was on. >> terrific. melissa: said about the market the at some point the world equals eyes zero plus zero doesn't equal anything greater than zero. what about that. >> exactly. we have close to zero interest rates. you can't have more zero interest rates create something else. the zero interest rates -- melissa: they did what they can. >> we know that -- >> you need fiscal reform. >> those are two arguments but there is a political argument. can hillary clinton run in 2016 with dow 12,000? >> good question? >> good question, charlie. melissa: we'll pause for a second. search is on for a vaccine as a second person in the u.s. contracts ebola. one of the nation's prominent research centers is on the hunt for a cure. >>> plus fears over the virus stirring national debate. dr. ben carson is here to sound off on the ebola threat that is facing the nation right now. we've got a lot more. "piles of money" coming right u

we have the man who has the inside track to the fed, jon hilsenrath of "the wall street journal."es he think they really meant when they chewed the fat and discuss how they verbalize what happens next to keep rates low for a reasonability amount of time? >>> there is no place like iphone? wait until you hear about the stunning real estate transaction in detroit! that home, we have the real estate agent who made it happen. how his phone is ringing off the hook right now, melissa. we have the realty flow broker. fox business exclusive. this story is going viral right now because he had a client who wanted to trade in a house for an iphone. we'll tell you what happened. now what kind of calls he is getting. >> wow!, a lot to get to, liz, thank you very much. before we go i had to show this to you, chaos broke out on a quiet australian street as kangaroos tried to take it outside. the marsupials began to throw slaps and kicks. charles is with me, did you know that they go back on tail to kick each other? street fight. >> always saw it in cartoons. two things i love about this, harks a