lauren simonetti joins us to explain. all of the citizens there were trying to draw their money from the atm's. >> it's a small your pee an nation of cyprus making the 59 need bailout. the terms of this rescue are much different than the other ones. their bank deposits will be taxed. if you have over 100,000 euros in the bank 9.9 percent levy. less than, 6 and three quarters percent. many nervous people tapped out the atm. a lot of russians have money in cyprus. it is up for a parliamentary vote this afternoon. it can be changed and amended to penalize the smaller for less. the good news is markets in cyprus are closed today for holiday. futures are reacting very negative. >> that's scary the government. nabbing your money like that. people at the office notice younger people can be i am mature. >> appearance punkality and honesty all matter in the workplace. a survey of 400 human resources say a third of the highers aren't professional. 40 percent say they lack work ethic. 52 percent new hires have this heir of entitleme

lauren simonetti joins us with that story. >> happy friday. unfairly called on homeowners will get money back the government and 13 banks will get 13.6 in cash among borrowers next month. they will get money in mortgage relief. it seemed criticized for borrowers with the biggest unpaid balances. borrowers don't need to take any action. the bank will cont tact you and determine your payoff with you. >> if you don't like waiting in the long line they are giving you a way out if you don't want to pay any more. >> it is another airline fee. for $9 united airlines letting passengers get through the security line faster. you will buy access into the security that was traditionally veefshed for business or first class hires who may not want you in it. that's why they are limiting the number of fliers that provide the option to speed through. >> one of the perks of paying extra a lot more for business or first class. they are saying 9 bucks not going to be very fast once eastbound does it. >> agreed. i don't think this one is a fair take. >> see what

while many of us are making less than we were four years ago, joining us now to explain why is lauren simonetti from the fox business network. >> what's the primary reason here? >> there is a few reasons mostly because it costs more money. i am going to show you some numbers. they are really startling. when it feels like we are not making money we always say that. when you look at the data we are not. median household income is over 51,000 dollars. take a look at that on a time line. 6 percent less than when the economic recovery began in summer of 2009 and less than when the recession started. obviously we are not making enough money. all of this data comes from research. they also say one of the key reasons speegsly now because - especially now. saw a $600 drop between february and june this year. >> that is translating into the president's popularity numbers in terms of handling the economy dropped 10 percentage points since december. people are equating it to that. >> why she works from home maybe yahoo had the right idea. >> the problem wiis we shop too much. cu coupon cabin says 60 percen

lauren simonetti thank you as always from fox business network. >> it is time to brew on this. here's what we would like you to brew on today an american classic dodge ball. you remember this game. now a new hampshire school district is banning the game from the gym classes. the superintendent saying it leaves negative experiences for many of the kids. most of the school board agreed in the 4-1 vote decided to remove dodge ball for that season plus safety and bullying concerns. >> that is part of the game. you could take football as bullying if you will you are ganging up on that one person to tackle them. >> 9 other human target games were also eliminated. we want to know is the school district being overly sensitive. send your comments to us tweet them to us at fox friends first or shoot us e-mail at fox friends first. are you on the job hunt because cheryl casone is here to help you out. she is looking at three companies hiring right now. ashley judd having a change of heart when it comes to her senate run. details on that vat ahead. i had enough of feeling embarrassed about

fox business network, lauren simonetti, thank you. >>> are you looking to get ahead in your career? it may be as simple as setting a date and writing it down. kate upton could be a lot of men's dreamgirl. one teenager is hoping she is the dream date for the prom. did she say yes? ÷÷ music ... music ... music... >> 20 after the hour. the fda is scrapping the cigarette warnings. they are abandoning a legal battle to have cigarettes light up. they will replace those to include images of diseased lungs. overnight new york firefighters rescued a construction worker who was trapped in mud for hours. he was working in a 75 foot deep subway tunnel when he got suck in mud up to his waste. firefighters used an vel vacuum to help pull the man out. he was conscious when he was taken to the hospital. >> we all want to advance in our careers. our next guest has tips on how to do just that. joining us now is inspirational speaker jeremy kingsley. good morning jeremy. thanks for coming in this morning. >> thank you. >> this is such a great topic. we all want to get to the next step in our career

joining us now from the fox business network lauren simonetti. a lot of people who don't have insurance by individual market and that price is supposed to go up. >> on average 32 percent. medical claims costs will rise 32 percent for individual policies that comes from a study by a financial risk analyst. in some states the increase will be a lot more than 32 percent 80 percent for ohio 67 percent for maryland 62 percent for california. the reason is very simple. higher spending on those groups will overwhelm the influx of the young and healthy who mr. soon be buying insurance. the white house says it does not take into account things like tax credits or those who are looking at the share of the six. even price cutting we can see as a result of competition or the insurance markets. open enrollment begins soon this fall. >> the issue is those individuals will see the costs go up regardless of the reason why. >> each state has an eninsurance commissioner that often appointed by the governor and that improves the rate increases. >> very, very tricky

. >> joining us from fox network lauren simonetti.y will let passengers who don't carry a carry-on get on the plane first. >> yes. so it sounds like a good idea. it might be for some people but americans are probably going to make money with it. >> rolled out a new test that allows passengers without carry ons to board first. purse and a laptop bag not considered carry on. in airports where this program is is being tested first class board first obviously those flying without the carry on get to board. in the end there is less congestion. you are not vying for overhead bin space and american makes more money since carry ons, those people with the carry ons likely check them and pay to check them so then they can board first. >> i have to admit i always check my bag. >> me here. >> i cannot stand the line inside the plane everyone trying to hustle for a spot. >> knowing you have miles on certain airlines you can check for free anyway. >> jetblue is going to offer premium seats. >> yes. better seats coming to jetblue. it's experimenting

lauren simonetti and david asman through the next hour david: very interesting, cheryl. good to see you lauren. lauren: hi. david: we have wayne angell. we have ron paul. of course his encounters with ben bernanke were legendary, historic. we'll talk to them coming up very shortly. lauren: it will be hard to get answers today because the fed is stuck in this really tough positions. we have to it figure out how to jump-start the economy, not just the stock market. let's go to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. david: let's start, nicole. we start with fedex it was an extraordinary run-up. it was in the $100 range. it pulls back quite a bit. this is the biggest pullback since 2011? >> certainly is, the biggest pull back since 2011. concerns globally and also going to cut down what they're shipping over it asia. lauren: how is oracle looking ahead of their earnings release, nicole? >> we're watching oracle closely in the tax realm. we'll see whether or not they have earnings. [closing bell rings] david: best buy up another 5%. that stock can not be denied. as you

volatility gaining about 10% today, david asman and lauren simonetti. little bit more nervousness coming into the market this week. david: i guess it is fair to call this a turnaround. it is not doing extremely well right now, but it was on the news there was some sort of deal with the eu, but you wonder what happens now. lauren: it is a choppy market, lot of headline risk out there. what happens now is anybody's guess. david: nicole petallides asked around, let's start with the vix because that is the volatility index. cheryl just reported that was up. a big jump today. nicole: that is right. the vix in itself is its own investment play. we get news out of europe and cyprus. they are market moving event. ready to provide liquidity according to the existing rules, good news in a long-awaited. it is not over, it is a global issue because it happens to possibly affect us here at home. lauren: with the exception of a comerica, what was behind the banks today? nicole: there was still nervousness because of what we're seeing in cyprus and financials were hit

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