lauren: exactly.y in here, because the consumer in many ways is the economy so how do you keep the consumer feeling good, feeling healthy, feeling positive, when you're looking at the inflation everywhere. when you look at the state of the stock market, larry, a lot of people are saying if you look at the calendar, september- october it's probably time to sell just because that's what the calendar says. do you think there's more room for markets to run right now without a near term catalyst? what's the next catalyst to get the next leg up in the market or are we just sailing? >> yeah, you know, i think is the stock market overpriced on relative basis, no. on an absolute basis, absolutely yes, but it's all relative right now, with rates as low as they are, with inflation expectations going down, although they are still at elevated levels and the inflation narrative is still alive and well. the market definitely still has room to go higher. there's that old saying about sell in may and buyback in labor

here is lauren simonetti. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne. this is "making money." number of americans seeking unemployment falling to the lowest level of the pandemic. what does today's good number mean for tomorrow's big jobs report? what will it mean for the fed when will they start taking away the punchbowl? i'm asking larry kudlow coming up. the death toll rises as remnants of hurricane ida barrels into the northeast, flooding basements, freeways and train stations. we'll have a live report in just a bit. in a fox business exclusive republican lawmakers blasting the biden administration over the giant food stamp expansion accusing the white house abusing its authority with a move that could cost taxpayers $20 billion more a year. we have the details. you don't want to miss them. all that and much more on "making money". lauren: nasdaq and s&p 500 are moving. on line pet food seller chew which sinking after missing on earnings, down 9%. trading has been light to kick off the new month of september, but make no mistake there is still money

lauren simonetti in for charles payne. charles: lauren: i look nothing like him. i am lauren simonetti. happy to be in for charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now. the market trying to start the market trying to start overall economy with ugly internals. begging the question has covid done serious permanent damage to the job market. plus the white house wants to move on from afghanistan to other global issues. how much damage has the hasty withdrawal done to america's reputation? feds putting future of pandemic relief in the hands of states some continue. to hand out free money and freeze rents. does it end? rebecca waltzer sounds off. that and much more on "making money". lauren: the calendar says september is a bad month for stocks. investors are ephoping this year bucks the trend with the nasdaq and s&p 500 in record territory. now traditionally the s&p 500 falls an average of just over half a percent in september which is actually the worst of all 12 months but it could be a pullback, a small one and could be welcomed. bring in kaltbaum capit

lauren: i love that., more on this jobs report and the disaster how president biden can't help himself, he's using the week jobs numbers to slam wall street. you won't believe how. zero leisure jobs added last month while construction and retail, retail shutter jobs. what does it mean going forward? we've got neil richardson reacting right after this. ♪♪ welcome back. some call 4 million jobs added in august but instead we saw a quarter of that with unemployment rate dipping to 5.2%. sounds good but we are looking under the hood at where we gain and where we lost jobs and here it is. the service related industry took the biggest hit. draining me now, chief economist honea richardson pretty good to see you. his delta the excuse for this report? >> great to be with you. delta is one of the reasons why the report is so low but it's definitely not the only factor. there's a number of places in this report. one, leisure and hospitality sector created no jobs at all in august. if that is perplexing because it j

lauren: the u.s. secretary of state has faced a second day of tough questioning over the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan. washington has been heavily criticized for its hasty evacuations after the taliban took control of the capital. antony blinken said the rapid fall of kabul took u.s. intelligence by surprise and they will be looking into why they failed to predict it. >> we, collectively, over 20 years invested extraordinary amounts in security forces and that government. hundreds of billions of dollars, equipment, training, advice, support. based on that, as well as based on what we were looking at real time, again, we did not see this collapse in a matter of 11 days. lauren: that taliban has promised to distribute more than a billion dollars of a directly to afghans who needed. the money was pledged on hyundai at the first u.n. donors conference on afghanistan since the group seized power. they are heavily reliant on external assistance and the takeover has compounded fears of econ

lauren: here is more from washington dc. reporter: it's not often you read a letter that is so damming. it is not only about what was called so inhumane, the expulsion back to haiti, but it was about decades of u.s. policy and the implication was that, it was a request from embers of congress, i was brought into look at the underlying causes of instability in haiti and while we have refugee problems every now and then from haiti and so on. most recently, nala joe biden and the white house completely supporting the prime minister, despite so much civil society within haiti saying no, we don't want this man. but in a letter, he says you are picking your winners, your puppeteers in haiti and that's why we always have catastrophe in haiti. it is nothing about self-determination. so it was an immensely downing letter on the haitian problem which the envoy said were lead to other refugees and catastrophe. lauren: many haitians have decided to abandon hopes of migrating in favor of staying in mexico. this report is from mexico city

lauren: the u.n.umanitarian agency says it needs more money to deal with the growing crisis in the democratic republic of congo. violence has forced another 3000 people from their homes where the allied democratic forces affiliated to isil have carried out a series of massacres. the adf is the deadliest of the armed groups that roam the region. in may, the president put areas under a state of siege to try to stop the violence. despite this, more than 400 have been killed since the state of siege was announced. catherine story reports from a camp of displaced people. >> joseph and his family have been in this camp for displaced people since may. the village is in the north. it is where one of the most feared armed groups has been attacking villages. >> adf have been fighting with government forces. the troops have retreated. we also fled. >> the government declared a state of emergency, effectively placing the areas under military rule to counter the rebels, but it has been a struggle. a convoy of civi

thank you, lauren.rida, he hits out of the park home run during the congressional baseball game. he is the first lawmaker to clear the fence in 40 years. >> democrats trying -- wow. >> greg stuebe with the first swing, it will be a home run! stuebe out of the ballpark into the left field bleachers. stuart: congressman greg stuebe joins me now. sir, i've got an issue, i've got an issue. the democrats regular pitcher was not pitching last night. he is no longer in congress so he couldn't pitch. you got a break right there, congressman. you know it. >> yeah he is no longer in congress. the rules are only members of congress can play. i'm just happy i was able to distract from joe biden being in the republican dugout when i hit that over the fence. stuart: i don't mean to diminish your home run, sir. it was splendid effort. case closed. left's get serious. what is happening on capitol hill right now? i've been saying all morning i don't think they will get both one and trillion dollars deals passed. what do

lauren: not bad at all. stuart: thank you, lauren.en was defiant and dishonest. he did not deliver a truthful account of the afghan debacle. he blamed others. he glossed over the bad decisions he had made. he did not hold himself accountable for anything even though america has been humiliated. when he was done he did what he so often done before, he turned his back and walked out. it was if he was turning his back on the whole subject. "wall street journal" suggests he may never mention afghanistan again. he may want to move on but he can't. there are thousands of people left behind and what happens to them will bring back biden's betrayal. every execution, every atrocity will be on him. it will eat away at the prestige of the presidency. it will eat away at his political clout. he is diminished. so is his team. you can't be run out of town by a ragtag band of terrorists and claim any kind of victory. your credibility is in shreds. he said the evacuation as extraordinary success. if that is your judgment, trust in your judgment has b

lauren: u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has been testifying before the house foreign affairs committee on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. we are live in washington, d.c. what sort of questions did blinken face? >> the secretary is still testifying at this hour. there are nearly 15 members of the house foreign affairs committee and the chairman has promised that all of them will have a chance to ask the secretary of state about the u.s. decision to pull the remaining 2500 troops out of afghanistan in august as well as not anticipate the swift takeover of that country by the taliban which as we all know now has an interim government in place. the secretary has been saying in speeches in recent weeks in which he has repeated in this hearing on capitol hill that not only was this something they did not anticipate, but the biden administration's hands were tied the moment they came into office. >> upon taking office, president biden immediately faced a choice between ending the war or esca

what's the issue, lauren. lauren: the ports are clogged.houses, at the ports to unload the containers or drive the merchandise where it needs to go. big ports like those in california where 1/4 of imports a i rife in the u.s. they have 60 ships waiting to dock as long as three weeks. when you look at the big ports they're operating at0 t0 to t0%7 ca pa liteditight nighththtft n sy.da it jsnake m sse whe ilareil begil bnggi ndisndnd sckheir t wive st: uasnfonar if youan'tett, wha wha whaou phehece pcece ti b.ce.. .en laurenew: f sales sal sal l willeheidid snso th fwiththcouncoun,. hid h s snnnn hell.ele l t it i it. mondayngornior0asdannnn garitans can ycan explain the split market, technology way down, financials way up. can you explain isn't. >> it is interest rates, stuart, predominantly interest rates. it is almost solely interest rates. we learned in the past year-and-a-half or so as interest rates go up it is deleterious to high-tech stocks. you're seeing movement into less esoteric stocks. you have a strong run this morning in the oi

it belonged to lauren. it was in the shop when she died. >> jack took it out and said to me, would you consider wearing this ring as a token of my heart, moving from lauren to you and bringing the love with it? at first i thought it would make me sad. but i actually feel when it sparkles, i feel like her smile is sparkling on me. >> memorials bear the names of lauren and her unborn child etched in stone. her place in history and those of the other flight 93 passengers will forever be part of the legacy of 9/11. david louis, abc 7 news. ama: incredible. let's move onto contra costa fire protection district which placed 416 flags outside station 11 in honor of some of the victims of 9/11. each flag features the name of a first responder who lost their life in the attacks. some include remembrances. the public is invited to visit the memorial, which is open through september 13. on saturday, abc news will air a special program, 911: 20 years later, america remembers. you can watch it on abc 7. dan: the califor

lauren: except chewing food. stuart: kidding? lauren: i can prove it.ings us this story. the principal said this, we all wear masks in the cafeteria. we practice spreading children out during meals. lowering the mask to take a bite or drink raising it again. i have scared to kids. stuart: scaring them to death. lauren: lunchtime is one break they get. if you are nervous, put them outside on towels and thee to six feet part. parents complained about. this this is absolutely ridiculous. how do you train a child to go up and down based on their mask when eating? the school district heard complaints. they will not enforce the policy. stuart: ridiculous. don't get me started. i have to move on, lauren, okay with you? pete hegseth coming up along with florida senator rick scott and lara logan and more. there is this. president biden needs all the support he can get to push through the socialist agenda. he is losing people that put him in the white house in the first place. that is the independents. that is the subject of "my take" and it is next. ♪ .. we did

lauren: real simple.yes. didn't work for him. bitcoin went down precipitously, telling steph curry tongue-in-cheek don't change your profile. stuart: that is a stretch whatever you say. now there is a watchdog in the uk, in britain calling out kim kardashian for an advertisement she posted, i guess it was about cryptos. lauren: for a new coin called ethereum max. this is not ethereum. this is a different coin. the uk regulator says it is speculative. it was created a month before kim pitched it to her 250 million instagram followers. they don't know who created it. i'm waiting for kim kardashian to respond to this. stuart: what is she up to? lauren: she gets paid a lot of money to advertise for certain companies and now for cryptocurrency do you understand what you're telling people? stuart: and do you own it before you pumped it up? lauren: exactly. stuart: good question. i don't know. i don't know the answer. coin called cardano. car dan know, is it the new bitcoin? interesting question. luke lloyd will

lauren: please.onservatorship. william la jeunesse in los angeles with the latest. what happens next? reporter: stuart, in june, britney said in court i just want my life back? appears she will get it. spears' father jamie, says he believes britney can manage his her own life, driving her own car, hiring attorney, rationally speaking out of court, demonstrates that britney can choose her own doctor, spend her money, manage her career, have a child, it is up to here. as mr. spears said again and again all he wants what is best for his daughter, said his lawyer. if miss spears wants to terminate the conservatorship, believers she can handle her own life, mr. spears believes she should get that chance. this is major legal victory and vindication for the 39-year-old singer who refused to perform until her father stepped down as conservator. he stepped back in in 2008 when brittany suffered mental health and drug issues in her mid 20s. as you said, stuart, this was not expected. previously jamie spears sa

lauren: still waiting.r, obviously, important to the realtors but not as important as existing home sales. we've got that number? lauren: the number is, the rate of 740,000 on a seasonally- adjusted basis, that was a bit stronger than expected for august, new sales compared to the month of july, it was an increase. stuart: 740,000? lauren: that's what i'm being told. stuart: is that the annual selling rate? lauren: yes. stuart: or annual selling rate lauren: seasonally adjusted annual selling rate, yes. stuart: okay, i'm not sure i'm in a position to judge whether it's up or down. lauren: it's a 1.5% increase from the revised july rate, which was revised to 729,000, but it is 24% below august 2020. o. lauren: there is price, new homes sold, last month, 390, 900 for the median price. it went up a little bit. stuart: yeah it did and sales are actually down over the year. new home sales down over the year. there's a supply problem that's what's doing it. lauren: well it's problems with everything but inflation

explain that one, lauren. lauren: tax the rich. of those households with income at least a million dollars. this is the year 2023. according to the joint committee on taxation the average federal rate for that group becomes 37.3% in two years. so an increase of over 10%. puts back above 37%. we're going back to 2016 levels. your taxes are going up. stuart: that is the bottom line. your taxes are going up. thanks very much, lauren. still ahead, spacex will make history today. launching the first all civilian crew. we're on it. >>> look at this, former governor of virginia, terry mcauliffe, caught maskless on a train. that is against federal law. general mark milley a new book claims he went behind president trump's back and made secret calls to china. andy biggs says if that is true, milley should resign. he is next. ♪ music playing. ♪ there's an america we build ♪ ♪ and one we explore one that's been paved and one that's forever wild but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the all

thank you, lauren._ downing l you, lauren. thank you. downing street has— you, lauren. thank you.hat the - you, lauren. thank you. downing i street has confirmed that the prime minister will be joined street has confirmed that the prime minister will bejoined by street has confirmed that the prime minister will be joined by other world leaders to make a televised address this evening. brycejohnson will speak beside the american president and the australian prime minister. they are expected to make what is described as a strategic security announcement. shamima begum, who left the uk as a teenager tojoin the islamic state group in syria, has begged to be allowed to return to the uk. the 22—year—old — who has been living in a syrian refugee camp for the past two years since her british citizenship was revoked — claimed she had been groomed to flee to syria as a "dumb" and impressionable child. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, has more. this was shamima begum in february 2019, as she emerged from the collapse of the islamic state group's brutal rule in syria. she told

lauren: i know. stuart: lauren, thank you very much.ation before we could return to normal. now that number has changed and senator cruz is calling out the president, calling him out for, moving the goalposts. we've got that story for you. take a look at this, a haitian migrant making his way to the united states is seen wearing a biden-harris t-shirt. he has a message for the president. watch this. >> i would like for biden because haiti -- [inaudible]. united states, i opportunity for, because i'm young. stuart: we also have to tell you that a new caravan, more than 15,000 strong, is getting ready to head to our southern border. looks like to surge is showing no sign of slowing down. former acting director of i.c.e., tom homan takes that on next. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you

lauren: i think it's a stretch. stuart: you think so? lauren: i think it's a stretch.rence jones, there is room for divide and division around this desk here in new york city. time's up by the way. >> you already trying to get rid of me. stuart: not so fast. not so fast. thank you very much, lawrence. >> thank you, brother. stuart: check out the markets. we have a dow up 115 points. the nasdaq up 52. i call that a pretty good rally so far. d.r. barton is with us. address all the money sloshing around. we hear 10 trillion printed around the world since 2020. how do you feel about that? >> well we all know, stuart, you were talking about jay powell and his reconfirmation, that the fed here has been piling lots of money, lots of liquidity into the market by keeping interest rates low, by buying up hundreds of billions of dollars of bonds per month and the thing is, that has been going on all over the world. actually europe has even put in, injected more money. the bank of japan almost as much money as the fed. we've seen lots of money being put into markets in general and

when is the extension, lauren? lauren: february of 2022.nesses not able to find workers, then paying the ones they can find more money to work. and it gets even better. aoc is proposing you make this retroactive to labor day. that is when the extra benefits ended. so she is keep being you through the whole entire thing. she is not willing to say, we ripped off the bandaid for some people, let's see if it works. let's see if they get jobs again. no, she wants to make it retroactive. stuart: my head is exploding. we'll move on. thank you, lauren. spacex, yeah, making history, launched the first-ever all civilian crew into space to orbit the earth. watch this. >> three, two, one. [cheering] >> ignition. inspiration 4. stuart: you like the big countdown from the crowd. different from a nasa launch, isn't it? this mission will last three days. aims to reach roughly a 360-mile altitude. billionaire jeremy isaac man spent $2 billion to buy the four seats own the plane, or the rocket. there is money raised for st. jude hospital. there is question w

lauren: no.the downside. we'll see if we get there litecoin down sharply. stuart: if you went through the list of group of stocks i would expect to see energy stocks the worst performer. lauren: by far. energy is down 2 1/2% today, chevron, exxon are down 2%. financials also down sharply. if you look at a chart of the dow 30, goldman sachs and jpmorgan are at the bottom here. goldman, jpmorgan, are the worst performers. that links to the story in china. stuart: because goldman sachs may have some of the bonds owned by -- lauren: evergrande, ever grand cannot pay off on. that is hurts the dow because it is a dow stock. cvs are planning to hire, how many, and are they, can they do it in this market? lauren: they want to do 25,000 additional workers. they want to hire them this week because they're preparing for booster shots. people can go into the pharmacy, get a flu shot, get a covid shot and get the booster shot if that is given the green light for all americans. right now likely just for those

reporter: lauren was three months into her pregnancy.writing a book about dealing with grief. it would be dedicated to his unborn son or when life goes on, he believes future generations need to know how lauren and others on flight 93 changed history. >> flight 93 was the first victory against hate. reporter: their efforts likely prevented a crash into the white house or the capitol. >> there is video of the dramatic crashing of the tower, dramatic videos of the pentagon on fire. and then there is this nondramatic hole in the ground where the real drama happened in the sky, which vented one more dramatic image for us to witness a after year after year. reporter: jack draws inspiration from that last message from lauren, "we are having a little problem on the plane. i am totally fine. i just love you more than anything. just know that. i am ok, for now." today this diamond ring represents something special as jack and sarah moves forward. it belonged to lauren, that was in the shop when she died. >> jack headed safe and he took it out and

stuart: lauren? lauren: pullback 5%. stuart: yeah, okay. my wife teaches government to high school students. when the students learned about citizenship, my wife always shows the clip of you celebrat ing when you became an american. your enthusiasm inspires her students to better understand what it means to be a citizen. by the way that is a split infinite. you're not allowed to say to better understand can't do that but thank you very much for that comment. that's very nice of you to say that but that was me, 2015, became a citizen, and i'm still a citizen, and i'm still proud of it. all right? move on. brenda writes this. i know your interest is in putting on a good show, but i cringe every time you give bad news and say "good stuff." it's not good stuff to your audience. it's only that you and your production of a show. i watch every morning and enjoy your show. please stop with the "good stuf" well, it's just an expression, brenda. just an expression, really. i mean, come on. good stuff? what's wrong with that? i also say it to you, sus

lauren: yeah. stuart: got it, talks very much, lauren.ants in makeshift camp under the bridge. he still insises the border is closed. watch this. >> we have reiterated our borders are not open and people should not make the dangerous journey. >> mr. secretary you stated repeatedly the challenge but last month you were recorded privately saying that what has been happening along the border is unsustainable and meaning there is a crisis, so i'm asking would you admit right now, admit privately what -- >> i will stop you right there. let me just say very clearly, we are focused on meeting the challenge. stuart: let's bring in congressman august pflueger, congressman from the great state of texas. congressman, we know there is a problem there, we know the democrats are in charge what can the republican party do about this? >> stuart, enough is enough. secretary mayorkas said the border is closed. i was there under the bridge on saturday. what i saw was a tragedy. this is illegal immigration on demand. most of those haitians have been in south

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lauren: call it a $1.50 tree.e its own costs are rising. dollar tree up 13%. stuart: dollar if i havety tree i like that. target, what are they doing? lauren: they're kicking off the holiday deals on october 10th. early bird catches the worm. a lot of people like to wait for sales. buy your item, if you see in mid-december, that item is cheaper we'll refund you the difference. stuart: apart from if you leave it to the last minute you probably won't get what you want, we have a supply chain real shortage here. lauren: santa claus started shopping in my house, after these warnings we have four gifts already. i have to find out where to hide them. stuart: smart lady. you remember this, it is chaos? remember this? that is chaos. look at that military officials claim that woke issues distracted top leaders from properly dealing with the afghan crisis. we'll talk about that one too, woke issues distracting. a marine officer who went viral for blasting the botched withdrawal, he is now in solitary confinement. you will h

lauren: i know. stuart: i hear it. lauren: i see it.esswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. is this a fashion statement? she's got tax the rich written on her dress while partying at one of the most expensive and elite vents in town. events in town. mike huckabee is going to join us shortly. i'm sure he's got a thing or two to say about that. the price of natural gas is at a seven-year high, up again today. why is it up so much and what does it mean as we head into the wintersome we're on it, we'll report it next. ♪ ♪ it was the heat of the moment telling me what my heart meant. ♪ the heat of the moment shone in your eyes ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. today, your customers want it all. you have to deal with higher expectations and you have to lower wait times. with ibm, you can do both. your business can unify apps and data across your clouds. so you can address supply chain issues in real time, before they impact your bottom line. predict

take republican congresswoman lauren boebert, she owns a restaurant called shooters grill where employees are encouraged to carry firearms. she was just elected to congress in 2020 running on a anti covid restriction platform. now we have learned that covert paid rent and utilities for her bills with campaign funds. which is very much in violation of federal campaign finance laws. the new finance shows that this is not the first time that lauren boebert has missed huge funds. in february but word paid herself more than $22,000 in mileage in reinforcement for her campaign account last year. to justifies those reimbursement boebert would have to drive 38,712 miles of all campaigning, despite having no publicly advertised campaign events in march april, july and only one in. me >> just for context the equatorial circumference of the earth is not quite 25,000 miles, so that's quite a congressional campaign. she was running. we have seen this behavior with,

lauren was. >> a very proactive person. she was a go-getter in life.with lauren's husband jack recently in monterey as she reflected on her memory. 20 years after he lost her to terrorists motto on the free fringe. rater was get busy living or get busy dying. i i just. i felt that, you know, she was at peace with whatever happened. all the ones i can only imagine the most horrifying perilous. >> situation anyone could. >> lauren is one of the 40 heroes on flight 93 who gave their lives when they turned the tables on terror by plotting to retake the plane battling the hijackers eventually forcing it down in rural pennsylvania theirs was the first victory in the war on terror. >> do reconnaissance. to band together to vote to come up with a plan and then execute that plan over a rural area is astonishing to me. >> lauren was heading home to sandra fell from her grandmother's funeral in new jersey. she and jack were expecting their first child. he shared part of the heartfelt message she left calling from the plane. she said i just love you more than anyt

lauren grandcolas, kron four's. rob fladeboe swat with lawrence husband, jack about his late wife's life and legacy. >> lauren catuzzi grandcolas is asked for life was evident for anyone who was fortunate enough to have known her. but tragieally, her life was cut short when she boarded the ill-fated flight 93 on 9.11. lauren was. >> a very proactive person. she was a go-getter in life. i caught up with laura's husband jack recently in monterey as she reflected on her memory. 20 years after he lost her to terrorists motto on the free for greater was get busy living or get busy dying. i i just. i felt that, you know, she was at peace with whatever happened. all the ones i can only imagine the most horrifying perilous. >> situation anyone could. >> lauren is one of the 40 heroes on flight 93 who gave their lives when they turned the tables on terror by plotting to retake the plane battling the hijackers eventually forcing it down in rural pennsylvania theirs was the first victory in the war on terror. >> do reconnaissa

lauren: lauren: 10,000 pages, come on, the largest bill ever.iduals. 900 billion on corporations. by raising the corporate tax rate to 26 1/2%, boosting capital gains taxes to be between 25 and 28.8%. adding a 3% surtax on certain millionaires. this is unheard of spending and unheard of taxing. they're rewriting the way, as jason said, the way americans relate to government and social systems. stuart: that was good the way you pointed that out thousand, you have to pass it to see what's in it. famous words spoken by speaker pelosi just a few short years ago. we never forget that one. lauren, "the wall street journal" has a new warning for investors. as we watch the rally at this moment. what are they warning about, this autumn? lauren: they summed up at least for wall street banks cautioning on the fall. as you and jason katz said earlier. this isn't a red light. this is a yellow light flashing. i like bank of america's the most. they said, this is a quote, what good news is left? they're not giving any real reason for stocks to fall. everyone s

lauren: the price came down, came down. lauren: the price came down. it is up 14%. we've seen prices come down. what does the fed do with that information. as for sales, the headline number, this is what you asked me, i do apologize. a miss slightly. fell 2% to seasonally adjusted rate of 5.88 million units. down from july's higher six million units. stuart: the problem still remains supply. lauren: inventory. stuart: inventory. you can't sell more homes if you haven't got them to sell. lauren: sales and price starting to moderate because of the supply problems. maybe people are fed up. stuart: people are not talk to much about real estate at cocktail parties. now it is stocks. lauren: i spoke with a friend yesterday on my drive home. he said he bought a farm in wisconsin and a condo in florida. what are you doing? stuart: put your friend on the show. lauren: he says he has to fix both of them up completely. stuart: good story. lauren, thank you very much indead. now this. >>> november 1st the u.n. climate conference kicks off in glasgow, scotland. iro

thank you so much, lauren. well, christiana, rinaldo, as a european return for manchester, united ended in the fates for now. i did score ago, but united states was shock loss against young boys of switzerland. i forgetting seagulls on the weekend and his premier league return are now, like i said in front of the 12 minutes against the switch champions, united went down to 10 men. when, when the suck was red card, it's a challenge before the break. and then young boys managed in a cause. and midway through the 2nd hall, thanks to nicholas mooney, the gama lou, and in the interest over time in a way with, by passing just feeling god gave the homicide an opportunity taken apart. your defense you with the last chicken again finished to warn the young voice printed the test. just give me a huge ball job of the game and iron's normally a very, very as to tackling one of the best in the world. so we know we've given ourselves the more difficult task than what we did last year, but everyone thought we were through aft

lauren? she gasps.e in wildfire, an impressive debut from director, cathy brady. nika mcguigan plays kelly, who reappears in her small northern irish town a year after she vanished. hersister, lauren, played by nora—jane—noone, is relieved but also angry with kelly for putting her through the trauma of the past year. as kelly shakes up lauren's suburban existence, the sisters' tragic past is revealed. it's a tense and powerful drama exploring loss, mental health and family, with strong supporting performances from martin mccann and also kate dickey, whom we saw in last week's our ladies. but this film really belongs to its two female leads who are terrific and very believable as siblings. wildfire is an intense and moving watch that's made all the more poignant knowing that star nika mcguigan sadly passed away last year. it's in cinemas now. i could never make up this plot. if i did, somebody would say, "this is preposterous, "this would not happen." i was so overwhelmed by this story. it's unbelievable

lauren was. >> a very proactive person. she was a go-getter in life.with lauren's husband jack recently in monterey. >> as she reflected on her memory. 20 years after he lost her to terrorists motto on the free for greater was get busy living or get busy dying. i i just. i felt that, you know, she was at peace with whatever happened. all the ones i can only imagine the most horrifying perils. >> situation anyone could. >> lauren is one of the 40 heroes on flight 93 who gave their lives when they turned the tables on terror by plotting to retake the plane battling the hijackers eventually forcing it down in rural pennsylvania theirs was the first victory in the war on terror. >> do reconnaissance. to band together to vote to come up with a plan and then to execute that plan over a rural area is astonishing to me. >> lauren was heading home to sandra fell from her grandmother's funeral in new jersey. she and jack were expecting their first child. he shared part of the heartfelt message she left calling from the plane. she said i just love you more than a

lauren: in new york, lauren simonetti, fox business.us now, the man who suffered such unimaginable losses, but then showed equally unimaginable strength, cantor fitzgerald chairman and ceo, and my friend, howard lutnick. howard thank you for being here. you have endured 19 of these and somebody once said and i believe it was somebody who had lost a brother, said this is the 20th reunion that i really dread attending, but how is the 20th year different for you now? >> well now, i think about, i joined cantor fitzgerald right out of college and i worked there 18 years and then there was september 11 and now its been 20 year since then so i worked at the company longer now than i did before and that is just such a mind bending thought for me that this is more my life than it was before. liz: you were spared because you took your son, i mean, you took your son to his first day of kindergarten and hence you were late, but there's so many cantor stories of people who were also spared. monica o'leary who was laid off the day before 9/11, she t

lauren mannin: , something we can't predict. lauren manning. thank — something we can't predict.ething we can't predict. lauren | manning, thank you so much. we're very grateful and send our very best to you and your family.— to you and your family. thank you very much- _ to you and your family. thank you very much- the — to you and your family. thank you very much. the time _ to you and your family. thank you very much. the time is _ to you and your family. thank you very much. the time is 17 - to you and your family. thank you j very much. the time is 17 minutes ast five. we turn to tennis an extraordinary �*s story. teenage tennis sensation emma raducanu has become the first british woman to reach a major singles tennis final for 44 years. 18—year—old emma beat the 17th seed maria sakkari in the semis of the us open in new york and afterwards called her achievement "absolutely mind—blowing". she's the first qualifier to ever reach a grand slam final and the youngest british player ever to reach the finals of the us open, and she's done it without dropping a set. 0ur sports rep

lauren, valuation here?p sharply from the $10 billion that it was valued at at a private funding round just last month. so up 50% in, really, a few days. finish traders who trade the meme stocks, it has 52 million daily active users. it's probably much higher than that at this point and huge bear, like snoop dogg, peter thiel, they make most of their money through advertising. jackie: yeah. sort of part of this democratization of the stock market, that was a forum where everybody came together and they were having all these conversations where they moved stocks -- >> and now they're going to the stock market. jackie: right. alibaba is going to invest over $15 billion over the next few years into president xi's vision of prosperity. lauren. >> so their rushing -- they're rushing to support social equality, so they're going to funnel money to ten different areas. these things sound good, digitalizing rural areas, supporting smaller businesses, supporting the gig economy workers who aren't always sure when they

>> yeah, lauren laid it out really well. if mitt romney is not going to vote for this, it is unlikely they're going to find ten republicans. one option was that, you know, they do what is called unanimous consent agreement, and it is republicans don't object to that, and then democrats go forward with their own caucus 50 votes and vote for this, but other republicans have now ruled that out. so, look, there is a plan b, right? we heard this from the beginning. they can go back, open up this process, called reconciliation and put the debt limit in that. it will then be tied to the larger reconciliation package that the democrats are struggling to put together. it is much more time consuming. but i think first they want to darrens to vote against this, and politically have republicans take ownership of voting against this and be responsible for whatever market anxiety comes as we approach this vote. and any sort of fallout. but i at the end of the day, democrats control the senate, the house and the white house, they're not go

lauren was. >> a very proactive person. she was a go-getter in life. i caught up with lauren's husband jack recently in monterey as she reflected on her memory. 20 years after he lost her to terrorists motto on the free for greater was get busy living or get busy dying. i i just. i felt that, you know, she was at peace with whatever happened. all the ones i can only imagine the most horrifying perilous. >> situation anyone could. >> lauren is one of the 40 heroes on flight 93 who gave their lives when they turned the tables on terror by plotting to retake the plane battling the hijackers eventually forcing it down in rural pennsylvania theirs was the first victory in the war on terror. >> do reconnaissance. to band together to vote to come up with a plan and then execute that plan over a rural area is astonishing to me. >> lauren was heading home to sandra fell from her grandmother's funeral in new jersey. she and jack were expecting their first child. he shared part of the heartfelt message she left calling from the plane. she said i just love you mor

that's bringing lauren gifford. she's a post doctoral research associate at the university of arizona, school of geography, development and environment. she joins us now from louisville in colorado. the to have you with us. what do you make of the study doesn't have anything that we don't already know. well, you know, we do know that it's time to stop using fossil fuel to stop the extraction in combustion of fossil fuels. but what this study tells us is that it needs to happen much more rapidly than even the same scientist told us just 5 or 6 years ago and much more rapidly than they had anticipated. and their calling for at least a minimum of 3 percent decrease in the extraction and extraction in combustion of fossil fuels over the next, each year until 2050. i mean, this is significant. it's, they're essentially saying like we need to stop where we are. we need to just turn to a renewable energy economy now, right, we need to stop 60 percent of oil and gas reserves should stay in the ground as should all of the wo

lauren was. >> a very proactive person. she was a go-getter in life. i caught up with lauren's husband jack recently in monterey. >> as she reflected on her memory. 20 years after he lost her to terrorists motto on the free for greater was get busy living or get busy dying. i i just. i felt that, you know, she was at peace with whatever happened. all the ones i can only imagine the most horrifying perilous. >> situation anyone could. >> lauren is one of the 40 heroes on flight 93 who gave their lives when they turned the tables on terror by plotting to retake the plane battling the hijackers eventually forcing it down in rural pennsylvania theirs was the first victory in the war on terror. >> do reconnaissance. to band together to vote to come up with a plan and then execute that plan over a rural area is astonishing to me. >> lauren was heading home to sandra fell from her grandmother's funeral in new jersey. she and jack were expecting their first child. he shared part of the heartfelt message she left calling from the plane. she said i just love you

lauren was 3 months pregnant with their first child.as that difficulty losing that job, which i would find later on over the last 20 years was. >> was harder than i expected. >> i don't know if we'll ever be able to make sense of this tragedy and the scars from september. 11th will never fully go away. but when we share the memories of our heroes he was always there to give selflessly the healing process becomes a little easier. got it right >> to move on in their lauren's memory really made it. >> possible for me to move forward. >> lauren in jax child would have been 20 years old. this coming april. and for the first time in 15 years. jack says that he's going to be back here at the flight. 93 national memorial for the remembrance ceremony on saturday morning live this morning in shanksville, pennsylvania. i'm maggie smolka back to you. thanks, maggie. >> then to monument. but i've been to the one in new york. and i got to tell you, it's incredible. and i've been several times. it's so. >> moving and it's just it's so well done. and w

cnn's lauren fox is live on capitol hill with the very latest. where are we right now, lauren? >> reporter: when it comes to the government shutdown in just over 30 hours, it looks like the senate is making progress. they have an agreement among leadership. they are currently trying to against a sense from their members whether or not they'll be able to move this through quickly in the u.s. senate. we expect the house will go ahead and pass that bill as well. that's just one piece of this agenda that you laid out. the bigger problem is that promised vote tomorrow in the house of representatives on that bipartisan infrastructure package. remember, this was the vote that was supposed to be monday. then it got pushed to thursday. now house speaker nancy pelosi is saying what her progressives need, this is the group that's been arguing, they'll vote against that bipartisan infrastructure package. what that group needs is legislative text, exactly what is going to be in the bigger safety social net package before voting on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. that is significant. obv

lauren was 3 months pregnant with their first child. there was that difficulty in losing that job which i would find later on over the last 20 years was. >> was harder than i expected. er be able to make sense of this tragedy and the scars from september. 11th will never fully go away. but when we share the memories of our heroes he was always there to give selflessly the healing process becomes a little easier. got it right >> to move on in their lauren's memory really made it. >> possible for me to move forward. >> lauren and jax child would have been 20 years old. this coming april. and for the first time in 15 years. jack says that he's going to be back here at the flight. 93 national memorial for that remembrance ceremony on saturday live this morning in shanksville, pennsylvania. i'm maggie smolka back to thank you very much. maggie and kron. 4 has a special on 9.11. it's called. >> we remember and we're going to be airing that this saturday at 10:30pm. so we encourage you to watch that. and remember. >> it is let's turn our atten

lauren: 6800. it will sail out of florida in march and head to europe for the summer. has the tallest pool slide, the royal caribbean ceo says we are seeing significant momentum when it comes to booking. stuart: it is gigantic. 6800 passengers. still ahead. congresswoman nicole millieatalkis on new york city, where trump and p texas, what a lineup. ♪♪ why bother mastering something?