like... >> this is lauren's room.is in there, and a couple of other things that she liked. and i love to touch those. it's the closet thing i can get to touching her. >> ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow i love ya, tomorrow... ♪ >> it's terribly, terribly tough, that sense of a future just cut off. >> ♪ ooh, the daylight's fading slowly ♪ the time with you is standing still. ♪ >> you know, when i tell people that lauren died, i wish i could just say my sister died, because that's how strong it is. and like, that's how i feel. >> ♪ ...cannot lie from you, i... ♪ >> she was so happy about things, and she was just so much fun to be around. >> ♪ ...and i can't hide it, can't fight it... ♪ >> life was much more fun when she was in it. >> ♪ go on, go on... >> i do miss her every day. >> ♪ ...leave me breathless. go on, go on. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> they were watching crime shows, "c.s.i."-type shows that they could watch and learn. >> it does look like they're going to ge

lauren: what, have you all gone completely crazy? lauren: why are you looking at me like that?lease. lauren: i don't understand what's happening. dr. rowley, what are you doing here? i called him. when your paranoia presented itself. i had no other option. and he's here to take you back to the hospital. to the hospital? you're the one who needs help, not me! where is he? hmm? where is he? listen to me, there's this guy... he says that he's a secret service agent. he held a gun to my face. he blindfolded me. he tied me up. and he's holding my sister hostage. relax, lauren. notice where you are. you're safe. everyone here is safe. oh, my god. oh, my god. you tell him! you tell him about the gun and the room! lauren, you're scaring the kids. okay, jake. hey. hey. hey, look at me. i know that you saw what happened. i know that you did. so, you tell him. i don't know what you're talking about. why... why are you doing this? to help you. to save you. you're gonna have to come with me, lauren. your sister has power of attorney. it's her decision. she thinks it's best that you go back

lauren williams?ould i think everyone argue it is great to have updated identification, but the fact is it affects this group is proportionately for real reasons. not having transportation to get to the dmv to update your id. not being able to find your birth certificate or having one or ever having seen one. not having the money to pay to get a new id. that you have to have this id, the name on your id matcher registration or not --wing it is different areas not knowing that you have to have this id, the name on your id match your registration or not knowing it is different. it in an ideal world, we would have the id, but it isn't. you have to look at who is being affected by this. also, who the people being affected most by this are most likely to vote or. host: a question on twitter. protecting voter security disproportionately affect african-americans and the poor? explain this. just dead.nd of they are the least likely to have an updated id. --hink there are of that he there are a variety of reas

get down to lauren simonetti on the floor with the aftermath of the fed decision. lauren?'re starting to see real reaction. we're at session lows. dow down 75 points, 27 points down for the nasdaq and 11 for the s&p 500. so this market is certainly moving lower. a lot of things are at play here. first of all there's december meeting of fed and january meeting. last one for federal reserve chairman ben bernanke. what does he want his legacy to be? we have the budget and debt ceiling issue we'll talk about once again in december, you have to figure out what can and will the fed do? we have two more trading days left for the month of october. this is the best month in two years for the broader market, up about 5%. so you got to wonder how much more can stocks rise and hough more can the fed continue to boost the stock market. traders doubting that today, almost 100 point decline right now for the blue-chips. back to you. tracy: thank you, lauren. ashley: thanks very much. we'll be back to you at the bottom of the hour. keeping track of these moment moments. >> what is neck fo

lauren simonetti is at the dow. lauren: it is the final day in the month of october. the broader market up about 5% this month. despite the down arrows we are seeing this morning. the chicago pmi number really strong. huge upside surprise. maybe the economy is a little bit stronger if we see a follow through with the national isn tomorrow suggesting a taper may be sooner rather than later. we also have a talk about facebook shares. this is up 18% after the hours. soft this morning. investors are concentrating on choosing younger teens back in school not using facebook as much. also facebook is not increasing the frequency of it as they show the users. some analysts comments. i see one downgrade, at least 12 brokerages are raising their price targets on the stock of the same time. 7250. back to you. connell: now let's get to these numbers on the president. president obama's job approval has dropped to an all-time low. 42% of americans approve, 41% disapprove. dagen: monica crowley fox news exhibitor and host, where does it go now that he has kind of been exposed for no

lauren simonetti, sandra smith. lauren, you're watching for aig. >> i am. as you can see right here at the post, liz, ahead of its earnings we're going to pay attention to the conference call tomorrow morning. the x item earning estimate is 94 cents a share on revenue of $8.63 billion. you've got to think good weather, favorable weather in this hurricane season. we still technically have a month left, hurricane season should work nicely for that company. then we're looking at first solar, stock's down coming into earnings a little bit. 99 cents a share, revenue of $988.6 million. new subsidies in china and some other emerging markets helping this company. of course, it's a critical gauge of where the entire sector is headed. and finally, gold under pressure lately as is newmont mining. this is a that's down 41% this year, and it's down more than 2% heading into its earnings. the eps, 32 cents a share on revenue of $2 billion. liz, back to you. liz: okay, thank youment how compelling watching lauren down on the floor and same with sandra. different focus her

lauren simonetti at the new york stock exchange. lauren: absolutely, dagen.s are flying, all three indices up at least 1.5%. a broadly higher market. if you look at the bills, a little bit later than the temporary adjustment to the debt ceiling. the yield on those have actually doubled today, that is something to point out. you don't want wall street like washington as we have been the last 10 days. we have a sign of progress and washington is responding to that. back to you. connell: we're going to talk about china here in a moment. thinking it will get paid after today. dagen: china only on the small percentage of our private debt. you know who owns most of it? social security. connell: that is absolutely true. you ruined my transition because we're going to talk about another issue in china with jo ling kent. the chinese are using, more gas than we are. my day is ruined now. dagen: a winning day on wall street, here are some of the winners on nasdaq. connell: a lot of news this hour. china now has taken over as the largest importer of oil in the world. dag

lauren simonetti down on the floor of the nyse. lauren? >> ashley, that is exactly what it is. news. we got hit hard over the past 10 days with the partial shutdown. the dow industrials are three or four paints away from the highs of the session. everything is sharply higher. even the nasdaq is popping 2%. financials, banks, credit card companies are leading this market. everything is up. the only sign of weakness is some utilities out there. that goes to show you investors are not playing defense anymore. that popular vix index we like to talk about? remember that spiked to 21 for the first time this year yesterday? it is down substantially now, to under 17. that is a 4% decline. investors wanting to buy today, looking to d.c. as the reason. lori: thank you, lauren. senate democrats at the white house today. we go to our peter barnes live at the white house for us with the latest on the washington melodrama, peter. >> the latest meeting here at the white house, lori. the senate democrats are over here right now talking to the president about next steps on the fiscal battle, go

lauren said i'm a nerd. >> whatever you say. >> here's your 7-day forecast. 87 today, 82 thursday. friday even milder at 86 degrees. the weekend looks gorgeous. we'll talk about the rain chances by early next week. here's lauren cook. >>> right now if you're heading downtown, jfx free of delays. 11-minute ride from the beltway all the way to fayette street. fort mchenry tunnel as well as the harbor tunnel, they are also going to be up to speed. 695 looking good at the key bridge. no problems whatsoever. that inner loop is going to be nice and clear. the outer loop a typical drive time of 11 minutes to get from 95 all the way up to 83. 95 in whitemarsh in great shape as well as the west side of the beltway at baltimore national pike. the inner loop moving along all the way up to liberty road and outer loop. typical drive times, 11 minutes from 795 to 95. >>> thank you for your generosity. so many of you made donations to the cans for kids food drives. we have all the details on the collections. lynette, it makes a difference in so many lives. it must be really cool to see everything

lauren dee mark to continues our coverage. >> the government is shutting down our wed doing -- lauren demarco. not exactly what a bride and groom to be to post but that was what happened for one couple. >> it's frustrating especially over something that didn't need to happen. >> the government shutdown throwing a wrench in the wedding plans of mike and his wife. they had planned to be married this saturday. the site of their first date but they got an e-mail monday that it wasn't going to happen. >> her reaction was oh something i can't say right now. >> the shut down prohibits the couple and their guests from stepping foot on the memorial property. >> she can't jump a fence in a wedding dress so we can't do >> even if the shut down is lifted by saturday they would lose out on money paid to vendors so the couple has decided to hold it in the same place as a reception a restaurant. >> it's going to be uncomfortable. >> the wedding website has been updated and now it's a matter of spreading word to family and friends. some of whom have been driving into town for the big day. >> it's a l

let's get a check of traffic with lauren. >> well, we do have a problem in ann arundel county.re is a crash on route 100. right along the eastbound lanes at telegraph road. 97 though is nice and clear. taking a live look at route 32. no delays headed up to the harbor tunnel throughway. and 70 nice and clear as well. here at columbia pike. a very calm commute this morning. for those of you making that push from ellicott city all the way over to the beltway. take a look at the latest drive times. on 695, green across the board. no delays on the west side. over on the east side of the beltway, just normal 11 minute trip to travel the outer loop from 95 up to 83. and there are no concerns on 95 in white marsh. 6 minutes it will take to travel from the freeway to the fort mchenry tunnel toll plaza. and east joppa road has reopened following yesterday's water main break. one lane getting by in both directions at seven course drive. >>> members of the united methodist church highest court are meeting in baltimore today to talk about the teachings of homosexuality in their churches. th

lauren getting married on saturday. if you have not seen it on social media yet. >> thank you. >> are you keeping your name? >> on air yes - >> no high fence? >> no. no hyphens. >> we can't fit them. >>> on route 50, we have construction, westbound at the bay bridge. one lane shut down. no significant delays in the the area. 95 also in great shape. 65 miles per hour, northbound at 195, no problems now heading to downtown baltimore. the fort mchenry for the double and harbor tunnel both up to speed. and no delays from the beltway to fayette street. 695, here's what the west side looks like, 55 miles per hour on the inner loop at baltimore national pike. outer loop drive times, nice green normal drive time. >> this is 795 at owings mills boulevard, no problems towards the beltway. stay with us. Ñ[= @yo⌟] >>> another victim of the government shutdown. the commissionry, where military families can start buying groceries tax-free. they will shut their doors starting today. service members with families to feed or retired vet

lauren ashburn, what explains this dramatic shift in the coverage of obama care? >> reporters have their fangs out now to use a halloween term because for two weeks of the government shutdown, that's what people were covering. meanwhile, this story was bubbling in the background that says this system is broken. so now that the shutdown story is behind us, everybody is going forward. the second reason is because reporters can access the website by themselves. it's not like some national security issue where you can't get into the computer. >> you need to hire somebody else. >> that's right. or read some government report in order to understand it. and that means first person stories and first person stories from reporters are very easy to do. you only have to interview yourself. >> i think reporters who cover health care have done a good job, but should the scrutiny have started earlier? >> certainly conservatives would make that argument and if they put their scrutiny on this, but i agree with lauren. this is a made for media story because it literally involved me

. >> reporter: lauren's mother. >> i'm so glad i have recordings of her.in high school and began dating a star wide receiver at whalen high. >> they were both very attractive. they seemed like an ideal couple. >> but their three-year relationship was a roller-coster fight. >> they chronically got into fights, back together, broken up, back together broken up. >> reporter: and then in her seep year year lauren broke it off with nathanial for good. >> that was not good for him. >> reporter: nathanial's uncle george mattingly. >> he was a kid who was always on the move who went to lying on the couch completely miserable. >> reporter: nathanial's mother was worried and took him to see a cry cry terrorist but he refused treatment. >> reporter: was lauren worried about him? >> she was worried about him. she was like do you think i should do something, try to talk to him? maybe i should try to help him. >> reporter: and on lauren made plans to visit nathanial after she left work. investigator tony delucia. >> reporter: there's a video surveillance of lauren in th

lauren simonetti is on the loor of the new york stock exchange. >> this is an excellent day on wall street. the nasdaq is up a solid 2%. it is a winning day here. the level is 16.67.

ralph lauren has been working for two years to make it right. he teamed up with more than 40 vendors across the u.s. to make the 650 uniforms. the label faced controversy after the london 2012 games when they found out many of the uniforms were made in china. this year's winter olympics will be held in russia. >>> time now for your first degree weather update with maria molina. she followed severe weather in the center of our country. >> we have the strong cold. mild air to the east of it will help with strong thunderstorms that could produce severe weather from texas up into kansas and some the cities included are kansas city, wichita, dallas into the city of

lauren, come join the joe fit club. >> those are her old pants. >> oh, my gosh.f. >> you look great. >> that is just fantastic. >> is she incredible? >> i'm great. how are you? >> how long has this been going on? >> what? >> losing the weight. >> took me about a year and a half to lose it all. but here i am. >> this is 115 pounds. >> you can lift that up? >> she can do it. >> thanks. >> cute. >> be careful, hon. >> what? >> you rock. >> thank you. >> and you use these dumbbells? >> i sure do. joy told me you complain about your lunges. >> want me to show you a circuit i like to work on? >> show while we go to commercial. >> i take it up here, do a shoulder press, take it out and hit that full extension. >> you look awesome. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming to see us. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to thank our facebook fans william salors for the pickle suggestion. >> franklin graham is here to share his father's story. this is "today" on nbc. >>> billy graham has been preaching more than seven decades reaching tens of millions of people around the wo

lauren, let me start with you, good idea, bad idea? >> i think it is a bad idea. you know what will happen is? you find consumers are not buying with only 22,000-volts and that many nissan leafs customers don't want it. range anxiety is involved. they have not developed battery that much. plugging in is incon haven't. like running around with our cell phone i need an out let but infrastructure is still a problem. melissa: tyson says this is supposed to solve all the things you said, drivers have range anxiety, give them stations. go ahead, tyson. i don't want to argue for you. >> there aren't enough plug-in stations. there are some infrastructure challenges. bought has a long history of being involved in the transportation infrastructure business. and this is low-cost initiatives being announced by these eight states. it is just coordinating basic things. so there isn't a whole lot of taxpayer money involved but there is a lot of benefit to having more fuel diversity in our transportation sector. anything to shield more and more drivers from fluctuating oil prices

joining us now is lauren fox of u.s.rt, jonathan capehart of the "washington post" and msnbc contributor jimmy williams. jonathan, if i might begin with you, grover norquist, the president of americans for tax reform, compared the shutdown to the iraq war. he says the people who brought you the shutdown are the same people who said plan: step one, invade iraq. step two, it turns into kansas. could i ask if there's anything between step one and step two oh ye of little faith? what do you think of that? >> well, it's amazing to me that people actually in the house actually believed senator cruz and senator lee when they told them that if you lead the charge to repeal, delay, defund obama care, we will deliver the votes for you in the united states senate to make it happen. and no one in the house thought to think that -- thought to ask the question how is that going to be possible when democrats control the senate. and if by some miracle this were to happen, a democrat controls the white house, who under no circumstances w

lauren simonetti on floor of the exchange. lauren i too love candy corn.ou're a candy corn hateer? >> i try it. not a complete hater. tracy: come on. ashley: is that un-american? tracy: totally un-american. tracy: you have to talk about exxon but i was more concerned about the candy corn. >> i love you're in the spirit of halloween, tracy. tracy: i am. i have a little orange going on. >> i love it. i have black which is kind of boring. talking energy earnings. three stocks all to the upside, conoco, exxon. exxon is actually up 1.8% right now, but contributing nine 1/2 positive dow points. basically the dow would be down without exxon. this is from exxon the world's largest publicly-traded oil company earnings report. profits were lower but beat expectations. production higher but profit margins thinner. it's a western. back to you. tracy: thanks, girl. see you in 15 minutes. >> okay. tracy: president obama plays offense as new polling finds his popularity is at new lows. we have details ahead in the fox minute. ashley: the faa changing its mind on using so

lauren simonetti with more. lauren: we do have stocks, 65 points, nasdaq the big loser today down a full percent. the s&p 500 down by half of 1%. if you look at the dow 30, 26 stocks in the red. yesterday we close with 27 of the dow components in the red. looking at the advanced decline line, sharply lower market. beating advancers by market of 2-1). jcpenney the standout, the stock is up nicely. down 60% this year but getting a boost today despite a downgrade. they put out their september sales numbers and the sales in september much better than in august showing improvement particularly in some of the high-volume portions like women's apparel, which is their biggest segment. investors are liking that, maybe some liquidity concerns are subsiding a little bit. back to you. dagen: the shutdown in its eighth day. the headline on "the new york times" will have you believe fiscal armageddon is coming. look at this, default threats generates fear around the globe. a few sections in, doesn't seem so bad. look at this.

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near term and long term outlook. >> lauren or lauren. >> lauren. but i've heard lauren here.nd americanize my accent so people understand what i'm talking about. >> i'm going to do this whole thing in australian, mate. >> there is no australian. >> you always sound like a -- >> it's terrible. piper jaffray cuts the stock from a neutral from an overweight citing the absence of a compelling spending environment. the stock is higher by 1.5% because she's still positive on it long term. up about 9% year to date. >> and shinyear energy. a little french. i'm sure in english it's cheniere. >> yeah. hard company to pronounce. >> it's important to know this is cheniere not partners which is an nlp. outperformed $45 price target about ten buck upside seen for the current price. stock up almost 90% this year. what is that, 120%. >> yeah. >> over the last 12 months. >> and k 12 inc which is absolutely tanking today. i think it was like second biggest loser on the chart that i saw earlier on. >> would you say this name is getting schooled? >> getting schooled. it's a for profit education

cheryl: all right, lauren, thank you very much.ing to see you very soon, still pushing highs for the dow and the s&p as well. well, it took 30 years for hershey to unveil a new brand of candy can, but today the company announced it will launch the lancaster caramel soft creams in the u.s. they're going to be doing that next year. joining me now from harrisburg, pennsylvania, the senior vice president of sweets and refreshment and, steven, thank you so much for being here. you're launching the brand, managing the brand and also acquisitions around the world. you chose to try these caramels out first in china and not the u.s. why did you make that decision for hershey? >> well, we didn't really actually start as a test in china, we've been developing the product in parallel in both markets. the opportunity is terrific for us in both places. china really came first because of our commitment to the market and our international growth as well as just the dynamics of the market, the launch window hit us in the summer. cheryl: i think it'

that is up 1% from last -- 18% from last year. >>> ralph lauren says every stitch of the u.s.ening and closing ceremonies at the winter olympics are being made in america. >>> worldwide wine shortage getting worse, americans are partly to blame. consumption has been on the rise, production has been shrinking. particularly in the u.s. and china. that's "america's money," i'm john muller. >>> heated battle over hot sauce. people living near a sorrento plant in california say fumes coming from the plant are causing a lot of problems including burning eyes and irritated throats so the city is looking to shut down the pepper production but the plant says they've recently passed inspection. right now, she's earning 4 times the hi!nors points... hi, buddy! ...just by smiling. enjoy free wi-fi and up to 4 times the hhonors points on your next stay. feel the hamptonality >>> ever stop at a light when someone comes to your car and begs for money? the panhandling law is getting opposition. a picture of the inner harbor. it's wednesday, october 30th. thank you so much for joining us on "g

that's the point. >> lauren, what do you make of that statement? are they, in fact, winning and how does that play when it comes to public opinion? >> certainly there is a flash back to the 1990s. republicans did get blamed. they took the lion's share. in the end the president walked away with much higher approval ratings. but i don't know if the white house strategy here in&thinking the longest this goes on the longer they win is quite the approach. if we think about it, the house republicans, even though they know none of this is going to get taken up, has been working on piecemeal bills. they want to ease the pain of the shutdown. the house thinks that would be giving away leverage. but, you know, it looks like to the american people, to the voters who may not be paying attention to every step along the way, republicans are acting and why aren't democrats and the senate? regardless of the fact that maybe that's not the case here play-by-play it looks like maybe americans outside the beltway may see it that way. >> aaron, the house will vote on a

say my name is lauren, and here i am shopping in a supermarket, and i steal a pencil.uren, enough with the pencils. no, i have to go over pencils and office supplies. it's part of the ethics thing. that isn't ethics. ethics is a real discussion of competing conceptions of the good. (andy) i'll drop an ethics bomb on you. would you steal bread to feed your family? boom! exactly, andy. yeah, i took intro to philosophy twice-- no big deal. it's a trick question. the bread is poisoned. also, it's not your real family. you've been cuckolded by a stronger, smarter male. no, that's not how it works. i would not steal the bread. and i would not let my family go hungry. (holly) okay, but we should get back to business. have any of you ever faced any ethical dilemmas in the workplace? (michael) anybody? this is a chance for you to say something without any repercussions. stanley? mnh-mnh. oscar, come on. pass. i will go first. when i discovered youtube, i didn't work for five days. i did nothing. i viewed cookie monster sings chocolate rain about 1,000 times. what was the dilemm

here's lauren cook with the most accurate traffic report. >>> i am following two crashes on 95.one moved to the southbound shoulder after route 32. the other is in downtown baltimore blocking the left southbound lane approaching the fort mchenry tunnel. drive times now being affected. it's going to take eight minutes to travel from the thruway all the way to the accident scene. on the beltway we're down to 35 miles per hour on the outer loop. here at liberty road. 14-minute ride from 795 to 95. inner loop also moving slowly as you do make the push up towards greenspring avenue. the beltway in parkville down to 38 miles per hour on the outer loop there at harford road. so will be a slow ride as you do make the push up to providence road. heading downtown, jfx definitely a great option, normal 11-minute commute from the beltway all the way downtown to east fayette street. >>> day two of the partial government shutdown. we've learned that the president's scheduled trip to asia has since been cancelled. reports citing malaysian authorities received a phone call of the cancelled trip

. >> i am lauren taylor in london with all the news from europe, including digging their heels in, frenchtballers say they'll strike over the planned super tax on the rich. >>> and police in canada say they have video of toronto's mayor apparently smoking a crack pipe. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra, it was an ambitious order, end syria's ability to produce chemical weapons. but it appears to have been done and ahead of schedule. the announcement from the world chemical weapons watchdog means syria can't produce any new chemical weapons. but damascus still has to destroy its chemical arsenal. kim explains how we got to this points. >> reporter: on august 21st, at least 1400 were killed, in what survivors called a chemical massacre. within days, the u.s. and its allies would condemn it too. >> this was not only a direct attack on human dignity, it's a serious threat to our national security. >> reporter: president obama quickly threatening military action against syria. syrian president bashar al-assad denied at tack and sent a warning to the u.s. >> you can expect everything. >> reporter:

when are we going to see some movement in this stock after-hours, lauren?avid, we're here in the fox booth. i just got off the phone, waiting for a call back from the nasdaq why this stock is halted. regular session closed down 2%, $50.31. halted at 4:01 p.m., they report ad stellar quarter. eps of 2.2dollars, that is a big beat -- $2.28. looking at press release and guidance for the company. increase in net sales primarily attributable to business systems product revenues that included the sale of some projects in canada. back to you. david: lauren, thank you very much. >> i'm remembering the old bsaf commercials, where they said we don't make the products you buy, we make them better. this company reported strong third quarter earnings a few days ago despite negative currency effects. they had all the headwinds and fought through them. the company's largest affiliate is north america-based basf corporation. they have 1300 employees here. they're investing billions of dollars in tesla to help with the production of their cars. we have the ceo, hanz engel.

joining us now is lauren fox, political reporter for u.s.and james peterson, director of african that studies at lehigh university. and professor, i'm going to start with you. we have the -- and by the way, i want to remind our viewers that we are watching for the start of this meeting between republican leaders and the white house that should be going on now or any minute now. we'll just keep you up to date on that. but professor we have impacts now from the shutdown to include the nuclear regulatory commission. their funding is running out. you have 90% of their staff now being forced off the job. some inspectors are still on the job, but emergency preparedness exercises are suspended. when do we get to the point where republicans say if the nuclear regulatory commission is offline. >> right. >> it isn't just about the senate clock anymore. it's about the safety and security of americans. >> that's right. especially with the nuclear commission, it's about how they handle and dispose of waste. they're going to maintain enough stuff to watch

including the quote, think lauren bacall, not marilyn monroe. essence, this was -- these were tips that were sent out about how women should dress appropriately in the work force. the fact that they shouldn't say, um, a lot or yet, like, things like that, but went to don't show a lot of cleavage. stacy, i found some of them offensive because men are guilty of doing some things with language as well. i mean did you find it sexist? i did. >> i did because why is a memo like this specifically geared towards women. >> we should note it came from the women's committee as well which is a very important point. >> when i wrote about this i called this women on women crime because these women have gone through law school, passed the bar exam, working at a big-time law firm. you would think that they know already that when you're sitting at in a skirt you should cross your legs. are men not immune to saying like, um, oh, my god. >> we are. >> that's good then. the segment is over. >> no. look, obviously the memo is ridiculous but it's important, your poin

. >>> lauren graham from "parenthood" is on the program. tom odell going a great song and police blotter. >>> dave feldman is here. we just need answers. we just need some answers here. >> you want to know why? >> comfort is all. >> we all want that, raj. there's no question. as you know tonight was a win or two home scenario for the oakland a's. game five of the american league division series against detroit. the tigers eliminated the a's in the same situation last year. tigers and a's, sonny gray getting the nod. top four, one on, a mistake to miguel cabrera. a two-run home run that made it 2-0 tigers. verlander didn't allow a hit until the seventh. eighth inning two outs. verlander eight shutout innings two hits and 10 ks and the a's lose 3-0. >> deja vu all over again tonight at the coliseum as the a's once again fell to the tigers in game five of the alds. the tigers right-hander was near perfect prompting the a's players to say it is the best they have ever seen from verlander. >> pretty difficult by the results of tonight. he can ha

shh. [ shushing ] i got you. >> michael: i can't find a pulse. >> lauren: oh, my god. he's dead! >> gloria: tell michael to get back here right now. tell him -- tell him -- >> kevin: mom, he's not

lauren, darting with amazon. lauren: after falling coming into today's session.st buy. this is the number one performing stock on the s&p 500 right now. up just about 8%. this year it is up 230%. a lot of people were wishing they bought best buy sometime last year. no news on this stock, it is just rallying. stuart: repeat that, will you please mark this calendar year up 230%? lauren: from the beginning of the year from last year. year to date. stuart: you got our attention, well done. thank you very much. the pr tide may be turning against the president. listen to this very heated exchange between fox's senior white house correspondent ed henry and jay carney. henry had asked him when president obama first found out about death benefits being denied for fallen soldiers. >> he asked to take action. >> why didn't we have that action taken? >> we have to work out the process. unless you're willing to write the check, it takes time. it takes some time. are you suggesting we don't? >> people who care about who want to get it done. why won't you say what day he learne

lauren demarco continues our coverage. >> it's ugly, it's unconscionable, it's couldn't tempt bl. >> furloughed employees forced to head home -- many are concerned about how it will impact their finances. >> even if i miss a couple days, it is a question if i can pay my mortgage. >> we don't know if we'll get paid and it makes me upset if -- they let this happen. >> it's hard to make plans since employees don't know when they'll be called back to work. a number of establishment are offering discounts. this is one and in arlington there's a shut down special and extended happy hour. >> we've had a steady stream of people all day and we're delighted with it. we're happy we up the government workers today. it will continue until the shut down ends. general manager says they decided to extend the offer to all customers. >> you know i'm sure some government workers and friends may have taken day off and we didn't want to discriminate. everybody is welcome. >> i think it's great. it takes the sting off and burn off. >> i'm not too sure what will happen. i'm not sure if i'll be able to get

>> hi, lauren. >> just tell us what she asked., we can't hear you. >> but you are adorable. >> you look so good. her hair looks flat ironed. i love it. we'll try to come back. but the average student applies to how many colleges and how many should kids apply to? >> the average student is applying to three plus colleges, but we advise students to apply to at least ten colleges. >> that's so much work and money. >> it is. it is. but, you know, there are a lot of students, 3 million high school graduates next year, millions of applications will be flying around and you want to make sure you put together a balanced list of great colleges. >> can you have the same essay for every school so at least you don't kill yourself, or do you cater it for each school? >> the personal statement, which you can find on the common application accepted by about 500 colleges can be the same. but a lot of schools ask extra essay questions. they want to know, why do you want to come to this college? make sure you do your research. look up the courses a

for more on that, we turn to lauren simonetti for live fox news.morning, lauren. >> good morning.>> >> let's take a look at the markets from yesterday, and whah is happening today, the day da after the shutdown?down? >> well, let's talk about yesterday first, this is thet, final day of the month, and thee quarter, we had down arrows,ros, talking about the government shutdown, which did happen overnight. after the government shutdown, we're seeing surprising calm ca after the storm. we have futures up across the board, dow futures indicated higher by 56 points, the nasdaq, and s&p 500, go figure, i guess, investors are saying, this the 18 shutdown since the late 1970s, we're worried about what is going to happen in the mile of this month, the debt ceilingl debate. the government shutdown, no no effects right now here in the u.s. on markets here or belief e it or not, asia closed up and europe is trading higher at the moment. >> we will continue to watchh that. >> let's talk about the fast the food industry, apparently it'sty not as fast as it used t

good morning, lauren. >> griet news f great news for start the week. gas prices are down all over the country. average price 3.35 a gallon. you have likely saved $0.23 filling up this month. experts say this is because crude oil price cuts have moved down the price chain. look at the most stolen vehicles by make instead of model year. honda accords nearly 59,000 of them stolen in 2012. the most popular among feeds are from the 1990s. honda civic is another frequently stolen car. pickup trucks including ford and chevrolets from 200 to 2007 and toyota camry. car thieves are going for older cars or newer pickups. something to think about. at the weekend box office "gravity" was the claer winner rocketing to number 1 with $55.6 million. the warner brother's movie starring sandra bullock and george clooney trying to navigate back to earth after the destruction of their space shuttle. the mochallenge took the second spot with it 1 and a ha21 and a and runner runner came in third. >> lauren simonetti, i heard gravity is really good. >> i can't wait to see it.

that's where 25-year-old lauren heartleeb tried to sign up. >> and then on the third page i asked for, you know, security questions, but the page just wasn't populated. so, there's some sort of technical glitch and it just wasn't working. >> by midday both the president and his critics were weighing in. >> like every new law, every new product rollout, there will be some glitches in the sign-up process along the way that we will fix. i've been saying this from the start. and we're going to be speeding things up in the next few hours to handle all this demand that exceeds anything that we had expected. >> in a system that's full of glitches, i think that's the word that's most frequently being used today, glitches means it's not working. >> now, we did check back in with lauren. she hasn't logged back on yet. she's not worried about this because she says she has time, and she does. look, the enrollment period is six months long. so, if you want your new health insurance to go into place on january 1st, you do need to sign up by december 15th, but the enrollment period goes until the en

hi, lauren. >>> no delays on 83. at timonium road but i'm following a crash on 59 in downtown baltimore. i'm tracking it and i'll bring you the latest. >> in "tech bytes," a frustrating day for grand theft auto 5 fans. the on-line version launched yesterday, plagued with server problems. the developer assured fans they are working to solve the problem. >>> and there's new speculation that the tech giant is developing a cable box to make the cockpit look more high-tech. the airline planned to buy 11,000 microsoft surface 2 tablets to replace the flight books currently used by pilots. >>> ever wonder what your dog is really thinking? a new web site dog mission contains tests to determine your canine's intelligence as well as its personality type. for a $39 fee dog owners will receive a full report on their pooches. Ñ[= >>> we're collecting cans for hungry families in our state. today we're going to get a look at just how many people we helped out. lynette charles is at the food bank to show us. quite a crowd. >> that's

lauren, thanks so much for being with us.u ever think you would become a bobsled center >> i had no idea until about four months ago until i talked to lola. she said give it a try. >> so lola recruited you not long after you won gold in london as a member of the 4 x 100 relay tame. what was that pitch like. did it take much arm twisting to get you on board? >> i was inquisitive about it. i knew there were three people that tried out after the olympics last year and she said it's a ton of fun and thought i had the right build for it. i love to do weight and do powerful thing. accelerating and getting a little bit stronger it seemed like it was right up my alley. >> tell me about the training and what it takes to get you to be enthusiastic on being on the bobsled team and then making the team? >> well one of the most exciting things is i needed to gain a little bit of weight. i've been trying manage my weight a little bit. in bobsled the average girl is about 175 pounds. i'm still about 20 to 30 pounds junior them. >> what have