i am lauren simonetti. the race between donald trump and hillary clinton tightens in the key battleground states with new details of an fbi investigation into the clinton foundation. it could be a november surprise. nicole: investors nervous over election in urgency. the dow dropping 77 points. as in the 500 longest losing streak. it's taken this morning ahead of the opening bell. the s&p futures down to. stocks closed for holiday but at the americans nervous over the u.s. election. the hang seng announced on down half of 1%. trade to oil prices after a new report shows the oil supply surplus on record. twenty-one cents. payment the wells fargo amid reports that the securities that the securities and exchange commission is investigating whether the banks violated investor disclosure rules into its recent scale scandal. >> facebook profits soar. at this disappointing holiday sales forecast hammers that have aired we will have the story. lauren: thursday, november 3rd election day almost here. welcome to "fbn

>>laura: lighten up. >> lauren simonetti for president. >>russell: we'll see you later. okay? >>laura: thanks, lauren. >>russell: handful of companies are looking to hire hundreds of people today as part of the greater tampa job fair being held at the double tree on hilton tampa airport on cypress going on from 11:00 to 2:00. dress to interview and make sure you bring plenty of copies of your resume. it's free but you can rsvp >>laura: we've been talking about sea life this morning. lowry park zoo thinks there should be a manatee emoji. petition has 500 signatures so far. if it gets enough, it will be given to the committee that creates the emoji. it will be easier for people to think about manatees and the cause behind to try to share the love of manatees. >>russell: commission on emojis. i like that. today, diving into the world of politics. what you need to know about vice president biden's visit. >>russell: and a family is being shamed for living in a very tiny house. the nasty note that was left at their door. and we're live in cleveland as the excitement builds for world

i'm lauren simonetti.inking 105 points yesterday as they await the outcome today on the fed meeting on interest rates. look for hints of a december raid type are thus checking on futures ahead of the opening bell. dow futures down 58. s&p futures down six. nicole: 1.7% in the china pressure is felt on half of 1%. nicole: oil prices down on oversupply concerns. boiled down three straight days. $45.93 a barrel. >> a deadly explosion delivers one third of the gas used in the northeast pushing up gasoline prices. nicole: a big day of earnings news. expectations are high. twenty-first century fox and time warner also reporting today. nicole: game seven is on. early search crush the cleveland indians. all the highlights. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at come your first circuit was living in today's markets in the latest breaking news. six days to go until the election day. switch your vote. >> you can change your early ballot if you think you've made a mistake. a lot of stuff has come out since you vo

we'll bring lauren simonetti in right now to talk business news with us this morning hey lauren. hey there. good morning. dow 19 thousand a possibility prol not today stranger things have happened. two things to tell interest raets likely going on middle next month jan yellen making case before congress today. her prepared remarks say she's she's seems to be completely for an interest rate increase and soon. we'll see. she speaks at 10. also i want to tell you home builders they are soaring right now. we've got a report on building construction of new homes. really good numbers. and jobless claims very slow also. so the economic signs we're direction. >> amazon prime sale is tomorrow. what do i node to know about this? >> are you a prime member now? yes, i am. >> okay. then you need to know nothing. because this doesn't apply to you. but for those people who are not prime members, and you want to become one, you get a discount all day tomorrow. $79 for the year. not $99. what does prime get you? >> it gets gets you everything. gets you unlimited streaming music and movies free tw

lauren simonetti back with us. happy early thanksgiving, lauren happially thanksgiving to you too, guys. investor have lot to be thankful for today. got to tell you record setting run. right now small declines on wall street. but very close to lifetime highs. dow down about seven points still above 19,000 they saw and closed at 19,000 first time in history yesterday. yesterday? >> i didn't. and i said i would make a hat for today. because we made the agreement that we have to close above 19,000 in order to do the hat. i didn't think it would so i thought i had more time and it did i failed. >> all right. don't worry about it. i promise you we're doing a hat for you. we're doing hat for you when the dow hits 20,000. yeah i love it. all right. bring it on. when it hits 18. we said that. but really 20,000. we're doing it. >> all right. black friday, it's so funny. it is big but we don't know in ig about an apple having black friday promotion all day black friday on store, online in store they will have some sort of de

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. the dow, s&p, nasdaq all closing with all new time high on optimism with president-elect trump will spark economic growth. look at the dow futures surging 62 points. we could see 19,000 today. nicole: nikkei up again, one-third of one percent in china shanghai composite nearly 1 percentage point. lauren: big gains in oil prices yesterday, more reports that opec may reach a deal to cut production by the end of today. look at that, oil prices up 1.1% of 49 and change. nicole: let's treasury 2.3%. lauren: am stone is leafing no market ub touched. now it wants to jump in the business of streaming live sports, we will tell you the story. nicole: google search results leaned to the left. lauren: in sports nfl heads to mÉxico where oakland raiders rally houston texans not without controversy from the fans, we will tell you about it. nicole: good morning, 5:01 a.m., tuesday november 22nd, we welcome you to fbn:am, first look at morning markets and latest breaking news. lauren: tragic news thi

((laura /2sh/dbx) our own lauren simonetti is back with us. there's a not local 10 going on fairly flat. and lauren. so spoiled. so spoiled. i need another record. we have been all week, we're up 921 points. you're so what is going on. one of what view done for me lately 401k up six percent this year and most of that gain came this week. we are adjusting to donald trump presidency. and figuring outs what that experience for our fort foal leo very clear banks will do well. he's going to be candidate and tape. less regulation. with you are doing best performance weekly basis in almost eight years. drug stocks doing very well. pharmaceutical type tech stocks like amazon and microsoft and apple not so much because of everything and everybody trump could do repat tree asian of profits. where they are making their products and the like. so it's becoming m >> it is interesting. so if you look biotech the drug stocks the phenomenal. because he wouldn't be as or he doesn't seem to be as stringent on drug pricing as hillary clinton would have been. but

i am lauren simonetti. moderating a bandwidth stock market averages retreating friday.atures are doing. you can see the blue-chip index had 15 points in the premarket and the nasdaq up about 12. >> the nikkei ending above the 18,000 level for the first time in 10 minutes at three quarters to 1%. in china the shanghai composite index rising three quarters of 1%. lauren: crude oil prices climbing again on an opec like production cut. oil up 1.5%. forty-six dollars, 36 cents a barrel. >> they continue to rise at the highest level in more than a year. roughly 2.23%. lauren: health insurer and then heads to court today to defend its $48 billion deal to buy segment. nicole: apple offers free replacement batteries for the funds unexpectedly shut down. lauren: imagined that paid several deep shots to rack up a big winner with the green bay packers. we'll show you the highlights. nicole: monday, november 21st. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at the latest breaking news. breaking news this morning. i made sure train accident killing more than 140 people in india and injuring

got your hat ready lauren simonetti? >> close. thanks for pointing out we canables hit 19,000 less than 100 points away. dow that are hitting all time highs today in addition to the dow, will be jp morgan and united health. banks healthcare. both expected to do well with the trump administration. that's interesting. all right. let's talk about samsung deal. >>> okay. so i mean, they've got a nightmare with the exploding washing machines and phones, right they know the connected car market is tremendous. they are getting in on it buying the u.s. company the audio company harmon for $8 billion cash. harmon shares are up 26 percent as i speak. and what samsung is going to do is use harmon's relationships with dozens of auto makers to put its technology on screens and software, and what have you in the car. >>> you know lauren i was on flight this weekend. and first time i've been on unsince all the samsung news broke with about the batteries. they pretty tough. when you get on a plane if you're got samsung phone you've got to tell us

fox's lauren simonetti has today's midday market report. >> the private sector, ad 213,000 jobs in november according to adp. payroll processing firm. it was 51,000 above estimate and fastest pace of job growth since june. >>> facebook is playing games. literally. the company adding games to facebook messenger. games include classic like pacman and newer games like words with friends. goal here is to get you to spend more time on facebook. and mcdonald's is rolling out fresh beef patty as more of his restaurants. the fresh not frozen patties will be used on quarter pounder mcdonald's around the tulsa, oklahoma area. that's business. for more log on to foxbusiness.com. in new york i'm lauren simonetti. >>> so meltsz manufacturing plant in tennessee has a bunch of job openings. 20 co-worker hit the powerball jackpot. doesn't that just sound nice drawing was worth nearly $421 million. so a lump sum payment before tacks would $259 million. that's almost $13 million apiece. so happy for them. group had been buying $120 worth of tickets every wednesday and tickets she actually went to bed thinkin

i'm lauren simonetti. morning, donald trump is the next president of the united states. >>russell: pretty much all the polls were wrong and the swing states swung his way. more on what this means for us financially and what we can expect this morning from the clinton campaign who has just taken the lead in the popular vote. >>dave: 6:57 and 68 degrees. look at that gorgeous sunrise overlooking tampa bay fm john hopkins camera. a couple of sprinkles, not going to be a bother to most of us today. maybe just north of tampa. in general, our temps for the next few days are nice. 78 today and turning drier tomorrow and into friday. high temperatures are running close to normal. normal high this time of year hand-dipped, with real milk, is the only way to make a milkshake. you can't trust machines. now, how come? once, i got a machine-made shake from some other place, and it clanked and clunked and spit out a glop into my glass. and do you know what it was made of? no. powder! what? powder! chowder? (announcer) get half-price holiday milkshakes between 2 and 5 during happy hour

in new york i'm lauren simonetti heart stopping toy car right into on coming traffic right in middle of rush hour fortunately that little boy was not hurt drivers managed to drive around him until police officer eventually picked him up. boy you could see how precarious that was. toddler was safely returned to his mother. wow. >> in case you missed the country music awards last night, and lot of you did with the world series on, it was jam this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. i am patrick murphy. to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. i am patrick murphy and i approve this message if you were watching the world series on fox last night you may have missed the cma's country's brightest stars gathered in "music city" last night for the 50th annual c-m-a awards! from legends to newcomers... all took part in a >>

a little by the later lauren simonetti will tell us why. and we've got live look at the board on wall street right now. dow up about 46 points to start this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. i am patrick murphy. to get things done, you've got to show up. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. i am patrick murphy and i approve this message because i'll never stop working for you. honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." v

fox's lauren simonetti has today's midday market report. >>> macy's reported third quarter earning and missed estimates but raised outlook for the year. and investor still looking's to find waits to make money from >> suppliers are reportedly shipping less to sears and k-mart because they are worried about not getting paid business insider reporter half dozen suppliers significantly cut their shipments to those stories over fear that is company might go bankrupt. in meantime here's k-mart and target. revealing their black friday deals. sears is selling amazon's echo for $140 which is 40 bucks off the regular price. a samsung 48 inch tv. half of americans will give gift cards for christmas in hanukkah this year. but blank rate.com finds only a quarter of us actually want to receive gift cards. allot of celebrities said they moved to canada and donald trump was elected to president. now that he is president-elect trump getting to canada will be easy e..er and cheaper spirit airlines offer 75 percent off flights and niagara falls new york. so customers can then drive to jo money. >> that'

we'll talk with lauren simonetti what this could mean for your drive home for the holidays. and act fast to fly cheap. we'll tell you about the airline that's offering 20% off flights a possible hike >>russell: possible hike in gas prices as millions of us hit the road for christmas. >>jennifer: one airline is cutting you a deal. from the fox business network studio, lauren simonetti is with us. good morning. >> 20% off. let's celebrate. that's the code, celebrate. use it to get 20% off any jet blue flight. book by tonight to get it. new year's, christmas, those dates are have to travel between december 7 and february 5. >>russell: december what? december 7 and february 5? >>jennifer: through the holidays? >> new year's and christmas dates are blacked out. >>russell: you have about five days in there. five days you can take a trip in there. let's talk about oil prices. they're surging. they're surging 6%. i don't know what's going on because we know about this meeting that opec members are having in vienna, austria today. we've known about it forever. any time we get a glimp

fox lauren simonetti has today's midday market report. >>> american apparel files for bankruptcy again to canada gill active wear for cash. it's second bankruptcy file in less than a year. american apparel has dealing with too many stores online competition, controversy surrounding it's founder and shrinking sales. >>> sam suns wants technology in your car so it's buying harmon the audio company for $8 billion cash. as cars become more connected samsung hoping to use harmon's relationships with auto makers to get its technology screen software and a processors, into cars which of course would help >> toyota will pay up to $3.4 billion to settle a class action lawsuit brought by u.s. truck owners who say this vehicles lacked adequate rust protection. one and a half million vehicles are covered under settlement. including tacoma trucks made from 2005 to 2010 sequoias 2005 to 2008. and tundras from 2007 and 8. >> and google is trying to get into your head. it's giving google play music app a make over. now it will recommendation and assistance using artificial intelligence to serve up pla

i'm lauren simonetti. >> i'm nicole petallides. donald trump celebrates his thanksgiving holiday in florida as new reports show is the front-runner for secretary of state. >> after yesterdays record-breaking run let's see at the rally gains more steam and the answer is it looks like it. dow futures are in change but nasdaq futures up one point. nicole: japanese markets closed for the holidays not thanksgiving. let's check in on the other markets. the shanghai composite index down 4.25%. oil is a big mover in recent days that holding steady around $40 a barrel. right now it's up .4%,. as a yield to pull back a little bit probably around 2.3, 2.29, there you go. facebook creates a controversial censorship tool that may give access to china but compromising on its core mission of making the world more open. >> do not click on that video if you have an iphone. we will tell you about the latest bug is hitting the apple devices. >> a major upset in college hoops as the number five indiana hoosiers go down. we will have all the highlights

in new york i'm lauren simonetti an emotional day at the white house yesterday as president obama awarded 21 recipients with medal prefreedom it goes to individuals who have contributed to notable change in progress in united states. 21 recipients include famous names from hollywood, as well architects, scientists president obama thank recipients for helping to push america forward and inspiring millions. >>> and only ellen who was one recipients coupled make this happen right before the ceremony ellen got all of her fellow honoraries to pose for what could most star studded mannequin challenge ever. pretty much everyone in the room world famous from robert deniro and bruce springsteen to bill gates diana ross michael jordan. 2016 recipients of presidential >>> that is pretty cool. well it a wisconsin man gets a big surprise after hitting a deer. officers responded to to call after man hit the animal so he thought deer was dead. he put it in back of his pick up truck. man opened truck's hatch to show the officer and pulled the deer out. that's when it stood up and ran away. there you go.

here is lauren simonetti. lauren: good morning, finally a storm dumping up to a foot of snow in parts of wyoming, montana and sloird, 20-car pile-up along i-10, thankfully police did not report serious injuries. the storm shut down several section offense the interstate and led to delays in denver international airport. the system is headed toward the upper midwest just in time for thanksgiving travel, forecasters have put warnings in south dakota, north carolina and western minnesota. do i want to point out there's a potential for ugly commute for us here in the northeast next week. stay tuned, volkswagen slashing 30,000 jobs over the next five years in a massive restructuring effort following admission cheating scandal. german auto maker announced changes this morning and with job cuts the company will focus on efficiency and increasing productivity. vw has struggled to stay profitable in recent years, they have paid over $19 billion in settlements and compensation since admitting last year to rigging million

good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. as the race tightened investors continue to worry about election urn certainty and big news on the economy coming up. the october job's report. s&p 500 down 2% so far this week. let's check u.s. stock market futures this morning. mixed bag in the wait and see mode, dow futures down 8. s&p futures down less than 1 point. lauren: asian markets keeping a close eye on the election. in china shanghai composite a tenth of one percent. nicole: oil prices holding steady after falling days. lauren: yrs is considered the poster child of the failure of obamacare. nicole: stock to watch today. that's gopro shares sinking 20% after cameras are fail to go click with customers. lauren: ouch, the windy city is getting ready to paint the town red, white and blue to celebrate the chicago cubs championship. we are will tell you exactly what is going on. nicole: friday 5:01 a.m. in new york. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: with

good monday morning and i am lauren simonetti. nicole: im nicole petallides. some uncertainty from the election outcome. stock market futures soaring ahead of the opening bell. dow futures at 247.1.4%. lauren: dollars searching after the fbi said it adds no new evidence in the click of a mouse. the nikkei surging 1.6% to 271 points. and china's shanghai composite that peer nicole: lauren: a new study shows wall street bonuses expected to decline for a third straight year following best mergers, limited trading at dignity and poor hedge fund returns. nicole: oakland raiders dominate the broncos. all the sports highlights for you. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. monday, november 7th, the day before election day. welcome to the latest breaking news. nicole: former attorney general janet reno has died at the first woman to serve as attorney general died from complications of parkinson's disease. she served eight years as the nation's top prosecutor under president gasparino. she figured into some of the scandals during the administration in living mama lewinsky, cam

come on, i'm lauren simonetti, i want answers for connell mcshane. they knew exactly who you are.articular. the teddy bear, this is a little tidbit, it's expected to be so crazy from 1:00 p.m. eastern on, they prefer we journalists stay out here. connell: they do? >> reporter: i don't mind. connell: journalists. this whole idea is still -- there were four or five people that you interviewed. maybe one of them, maybe, i'm an expert on accents is from the bay area. this is like a tourist -- this is nothing people there for the experience rather than the shopping, right? >> reporter: good question, this is a tourist hot spot. not only do tourists want the black friday shopping experience but millennials do, too. as much as black friday is happening on the phone and computer, a lot will camp out after dinner looking for deals. >> thank you, lauren, good to see you, good stuff. >>> president obama trying to firm up this iran deal. we're going to move to that next and does it make it more difficult for the president-elect, donald trump, to, as he's talked about, tear it up? back after t

i am lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning. and nicole petallides. ooking into whether yesterday's attack was an act of terror. we will have the latest on the situation. lauren: u.s. stocks a pullback or record highs yesterday. the dow lost 54-point still about the 19,000 mark. you can see they are getting their mojo back. nasdaq futures up for. the drop in u.s. features within a catch down one quarter. the shanghai composite state games lately. nicole: speculatiothat opec members may not agree of production cuts. oil down almost 2% trading at $46.20 a barrel. nicole: the train your treasury yield 2.33% today. lauren: president-elect donald trump on me but that romney and president bob corker. -- senator bob corker. nicole: the att service aimed at cord cutters. trigger aaron rodgers and green bay packers clipped the wings -- their playoff hopes. we will have the highlights from monday night football. good morning, everybody. tuesday, november 29th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: the plane car

lauren simonetti is back to talk business news with us hey lauren. good morning. well reason the stock market is down. we're down yesterday too. is because oil prices are sharply lower. not sure there's going to consensus tomorrow when the opec producers meet in sri sena to talk about cutting back supplies. with that price goes south. stocks do too. good news for you. we've got report on how fast the economy grew. great number. best one in two i'm not sure if you know this about me or laura certainly does. i love to do laundry. i really do. i love to iron. i do. that's why i am intrigued by uber laundry. maybe my second job. you could get paid for that very unique the appliance people thinking do figuring out way their washing machines can talk out this wave no pun intendedwas totally intended for russell you for you to do like the neighborhood's laundry and get paid so much to cork work on to make this happen all part of a smart home connected home but request a ride on uber request your laundry basketball done the way you request aride all with an app on smart p

. >> lauren simonetti and he couldn't seem this could lead to a criminal trial for a sitting president if she wins next week. make an today where they will attack obamacare which opens for enrollment today. >> hillary clinton kicked off her final week of campaigning before the election with rallies in ohio. as jeff flock reports she addressed the latest developments in the e-mail scandal. >> the subject of the speech i can stay up is to beat donald trump and his lack of fitness to have his finger on the nuclear button. but instead, hillary clinton for us to respond to what some see as essentially an atomic bomb dropped on her campaign the word that the fbi is once again looking into more e-mails and use of a personal server. >> it was a mistake and i regret it. now they apparently want to look at e-mails of one of my staffers then by all means they should look at them. and i am sure they will reach the same conclusion. >> supporters have switched between the strategy attacking fbi director james called me like majority leader harry reid did saying that he might actually have committed

joining us is lauren simonetti. >> and i will gladly check the markets for you how are you allison. >> the holiday week you're in good spirit and market is looking great. >> investigators are in good spirits too. here's the issue. volume so low. because well many chairs are out this week. it's thank close early friday. record highs yesterday all three major averages lifetime highs dow above 19,000 you can believe it crossclaimed above 19,000 for first time history on the same day it touched 19,000 it closed there. and key level for s&p 2200 and it got there as well. futures hugging flat line. so much gat ais coming out today they have to feed us early. jobless claims, durable goods, sox going on. but who will be there to actually participate is the question. >> okay. still that's wonderful news about yesterday. let's talk about what might not be wonderful for folks hoping to get a boost minimum wage workers. >> so.2 million workers are affected a federal judge as of now has blocked obama administration rule which would have died threshold doubling threshold toll which a worker can rec

lauren: tgif, i'm lauren simonetti.g michael flynn a top security post in his administration. trump also said to meet with a critique, former gop presidential nominee mitt romney. and meanwhile disarray in the democratic party time ryan announces plans. lauren: the dow rises 35 points yesterday. actually up 8 of the last 9 trading days as investors step up on stronger u.s. economy. let's check in right now. final day of the week, you can see we have dow futures down 31, nasdaq down 7. nicole: nikkei hitting 11-month high. shanghai composite down a half a percent. lauren: oil prices moving lower overnight with the strong dollar weighing on prices right now. down 15 cents. nicole: yield on 10-year treasury bond. let's check that out. that i have been continue to go rise pushing mortgages back near 4% mark. lauren: amazon gets ready for a massive global rollout of streaming video service. that's taking direct aim at arch rival netflix. nicole: panthers with rally not before a key players of the panthers walks off the field

i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides. this moment outside are sent. the grill getting $2.27. lauren: stockmarkets watching the opening of his outcome. nasdaq futures up almost one point. nicole: in a shed the nikkei ended slightly higher in china shanghai composite index dropped 1%. lauren: the art of the deal. president-elect donald trump reaching an agreement with the carrier to keep 1000 american jobs in indiana. nicole: fox business headlines partner goldman sachs chairman steve minich and will be the next secretary. they will both be on the maria bartiromo letter this morning. lauren: facebook friends the mobile gaming on this messenger platform. nicole: in sports, the mets beat los angeles clippers but it took two overtimes in every dark rivers in what is being called the weirdest ending so far this year. lauren: i can't wait to see the ending. 5:01 a.m. in new york. the last day of november, welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's market than the latest breaking news. nicole: oil prices traded sharply higher imacs but patients in opec wi

i am lauren simonetti appeared nicole: i am the colt leds. democrats put pressure on minority leader named the pelosi. she may be out of a job. lauren: earnings this morning from us interrogate and after that though. stock index futures ahead of all data. data data features 1035 and the nasdaq down 10. nicole: u.s. techs higher led techs higher that the techs higher that the japanese bank stocks beat the nikkei gains 1.1%. and china's shanghai composite drops fractionally. lauren: oil prices surged 6% sharp 6% shrugging off an increase in oil supply and focusing on a possible opec production cut. down half of a percent, $45.55 a barrel. nicole: right now 2.26% continues to rise. lauren: snapchat. snap files for an ipo that could value the company at $25 billion. nicole: in sports, the cleveland cavaliers bounced back to beat the toronto raptors and a last-second shot. the jayhawks over the highlights for you. >> welcome to "fbn:am," and your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: everyone guessing who will help presidenpresid

good morning i'm nicole petallides and lauren: i am lauren simonetti. the data down 55 points today breaking a seven day went straight. see how markets are shaping up ahead of the opening bell. david is up nine points and nasdaq futures at 12. the shanghai composite index inched higher. 40 $5.67 a barrel at the time. nicole: a keen eye on the bond yield at this moment fallen a bit good right now 2.20%. nicole: more headaches as the social media giant uncovers more flawed metrics that his advertisers rely on. nicole: warren buffett dumped nearly all of his wal-mart stock. we make it clues on what was behind the movement of retailer unveils his report this morning. tranter in sports, russell westbrook leads the thunder over the houston rockets. in baseball the american league cy young award is looking a lot like the presidential election. we'll tell you why. nicole: 5:01 a.m. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: president-elect donald trump salamanca get a a top white house position. reportedly requeste

some of you will spend a lot of dough on thanksgiving between the food and shopping and lauren simonetti breaks down some business of thanksgiving. >> many retailers are closing doors on thanksgiving day, but that does not mean there aren't big bucks behind the turkey and stuffing. the american farm bureau federation says the average turkey day feast will cost less than $5 a person. >> the highlights of this year's thanksgiving day surveys for first time since 2014, we see the cost of a thanksgiving dinner for 10 below $50. we've seen turkey prices come down. we've seen milk prices come down and ultimaely that leads to some relief for the consumer at the retail level. >> americans consume 45 million pounds of turkey on thanksgiving day alone. of that figure, 20 million pounds of it is butterball which is pretty amazing if you think of it. consumers, they want to have that picture perfect turkey, >>ru >> americans will gobble up 80 million pounds of cranberries. ocean spray will get about $2 million in sales. >> experts say you should have a plan before the shopping spree begins. >> black

. >> joining us from fox business network studios lauren simonetti. we love checking markets they smile stone to break today. >> a trifecta of record high on wall street. dow at record high, 44 points away from 19 thors if the market were to on right now you would see 19,000 steve because futures are soaring and s&p and nasdaq hit records yesterday and small cap stocks the a lifetime high. this is donald trump bump. he'll lower corporate taxes and boost economic grow with onset of santa claus end of year rally and it is looking great in this holiday week. >> the only thing i worry about is you and myself and allison are all wearing red today thad scares me a little bit. >> we are. >> as a trifecta. >> not in the selling spirit. >> fair enough. >> amazon right now everybody wants to get into sparts are sport business. it seems not so much that. everybody wans a piece of cord cutting business to leave cable exclusively. >> nfl ratings are down one of the key reasons people have expensive cable bill is because they have live sports. we're seeing twitter

let's get to lauren simonetti to talk about that. they're still doing it, right? >> they're still doing it. if you're taking an extended vacation, meaning coming back to tuesday, the 29th, good luck because about 500 chicago o'hare airport workers walking out of the job. they want higher pay. they're not alone. they're going to be joined by mcdonalds workers and other fast food workers and airport workers in over 340 cities across the u.s. they're all pushing for 15 bucks an hour. they're hoping to get it. we'll see. >>laura: they want attention. >>russell: that will do it. >>laura: that will get it every time. let's talk about the gift for the woman who has everything is how we billed it. this is absolutely ridiculous. or beautiful. you be the judge. >> i'll go with the former, ridiculous. cheetos fine jewelry. earrings and ring are made by cheetohs as in the snack chip. orange sapphires, 18 karat gold sold together for $2 >> yeah. what are you calling it? what did you say? >>laura: it's a set. at least you get the set. >> yes. the set for $20,000. i thought you

lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. u.s. stocks after a record week last week.he dow down 49 and the s&p down 5.5.. we'll ask fox news contributor gary kaltbaum if this continues into 2017. train to vindicate down one 10th of 1% in a china shanghai composite index ended up of 1%. lauren: oil prices under pressure amid increasing doubts about that members will agree to a production cut at its meeting in vienna this week that oil is hired by a quarter of 1%. let's check in on this 10 year bond yield which was sent 52 week highs on friday. 2.32%. >> it is also cybermonday, which means 122 million are expected to shop online to scoop out the latest bargains. what are we buying? we'll find out. lauren: samsung's board may split the company into two. the latest on that. lauren: the denver broncos blew a lead in this to the kansas used in overtime. we will have this type of. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york every welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: about recount may test it fragile truce between donald trump and hillary c

our lauren simonetti is back to talk a little bit about with us. still closer that. 2,000 park let's talk markets. we can still do it dow has up every day except today since trump was elected. we go seeing nasdaq ris rise today. an interesting market that we're following. the airlines, they are doing gang busters today because we received word that warren buffet who once called them bottomless pits bought shares american dell today united continental. and we're seeing some the tech stocks do better today. they've selling off recently bcause of trump's anticipated >> the ongoing debate over whether or not to open on thanksgiving. >> it's what givers. okay. sort of the mall of america now right biggest mall in the country. 520 stores. the mall is closed. which means the aquarium and everything other spectacle they have in m mall is closed. however, if you're a retailer that you and you have your own entrance you can do whatever you want. so out of 520 stores, three of them >> macy's sears, and the crayola experience. can you please help me figure out

let's get to lauren simonetti and finded what markets are doing and talk about other things as well. hey. good morning. good morning. a dow is up 50 poindz nasdaq and s&p p just took out new records. society's holiday shortened week. markets close thursday. they close early on friday. traders oar was. this stock market that wants to go up probably biggest reason for that days nearly 3 percent jump in price of oil. helping energy stocks out. things going to happen today? >> 19,000. oh, i'm going to go with no. all right. i trust you with this. something we don't want to hear around holidays. hacking directly into banks without atm card. how are they doing this? isn't that crazy. they are get atm machine without an atm card you see money millions pore us atm what cyber thieves did in taiwan and thailand and f.b.i. is warning it could happen right here in the u.s. and there is nothing you can do about it. it's no the your account that they are hacking into. it's the bank. cash and making millions of dollars and getting caught in the process. >> just great. just great. i know. not why ar

>>laura: lauren simonetti, be careful what you click on, right? >> yeah. it's a video bug. five second video circling on the internet f. you open it up on the iphone, it might mess up your phone. turn it into a block in a way, make it go really slow. you're forced to reset the phone and then everything should be fine. five second video bug making its way around the iphone. >>russell: it's not like a virus or something like that. phone will fix it. >> correct. it doesn't mess up your contacts or make you lose apps or anything like that. >>laura: that's the caveat. it's just scary to think about what they can do these days. do you know what i mean? >>russell: yeah. to starbucks. price hike? what's going on? >> every time i go to starbucks, i'm hesitant to get something other than a drink, when i do, my bill is like 10 bucks time. it's not a meal. it's a snack. guess what? starbucks hiked prices again. they did so in the summer and then after the electin because this was sneaky. this hasn't been spoken about. some cold drinks and some baked goods saw a 10 cent to 30 cent incre

good morning i am a lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning i have sent seven.hip index up another 21-point and doubtless a record high. u.s. stock market futures this morning been out there as once again. dow futures at 22. s&p futures up by the lauren: and a lauren: and asia, the nikkei has risen 9% since the u.s. election last tuesday. check that out. the shanghai composite down a 10th of 1%. nicole: oil prices on the rise of 2% overnight on renewed hopes of an opec production cut. oil 4445 a barrel. lauren: also tracking rising bond yields as bond investors expect a shame at donald trump's economic policies will push inflation higher. the other in the 10 year treasury at 2.19%. nicole: facebook and google want to ban takes this from their website. lauren: or tries to get millennial synods the subcompact eco-sport. nicole: a thrilling comeback victory for the new york giants of the cincinnati bengals. all the highlights for you. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. tuesday, 15th of november. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breakin

. >> so let's get to lauren simonetti. because we're going to talk about the markets. i want to ask you to do have to do with this? or what's going on? >> this is insane dow lifetime high. >> is it really? >> it really is. >> yes. okay so the level for dow you guys have it in front 19219. up almost 100 points. 19, 200. wean wh endo we go to 20,000? listen? listen? i did not plan on making this hat until way into next year. >> get on it. you know, i don't want to jinx it we we missed last one. we need a gasparilla pirate themed hat. sorry. keep going. i'm sorry. what's going on today? we have at price of oil up sharply. eight percent all energy stocks are rocketly opec meeting today expected to cut on oil production like 1.2 million barrels a day. we will see what happens. >> the second piece of good news is about job market. we had a great read on private best numbers since june. we get government jobs report on friday morning for november. it too is expected to be better than expected. so here's an economy that's getting a new president. treasury secretary steve said

i am lauren simonetti appeared nicole: happy monday. i am nicole petallides. donald trump with this first as president elected to protest over his election win in a shocking flag to not take a salary as our president. lauren: donald trump announcing to key positions as they learn who will lead his white house bid nicole: stocks are set to extend the rally after the data set another record close on friday. let's check in on u.s. stock market futures this morning. but there is once again. dow futures up 100 points. that's up half a percent and getting more than seven. the japan's nikkei index jumping 2% on the data from the country. lauren: -- nicole: 4324-barrel. >> facebook with the social media site did not influence the presidential election. it should not be a completely responsible for fake news. nicole: in sports, a thrilling super bowl rematch between the seahawks and the patriots. plus, dallas cowboys pull off a dramatic winner for the pittsburgh dealers. all sunday nfl highlights for you. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york if it is november 14th. welcome to

let's get to lauren simonetti at the fox business >> and we're going to see a record high today because we're shouts away from getting there for the dow. i've been thinking about this. we knew the selloff was a knee jerk reaction. that's why futures were down 800, 900 points overnight and we saw the market selling off in the polls before election day were closing. market never expected donald trump to do so well. so it was the unknown that took stocks down. president elect is donald trump and i think it's when hillary clinton spoke of unity and a seamless transition of power that helped investors out. maybe this isn't so bad after all. markets up, including the gains we're looking at right now in the premarket four days in a row and certain sectors better than others. think donald trump, higher interest rates, less regulation, the banks do well. think tearing up obamacare but less regulation on the companies, think drill, baby, drill. solar stocks, green stocks doing terribly but oil stocks and goal stocks doing gang busters right now. those are examples of how the market is reacting. >

>>russell: if you voted for done >>laura: we'll bring in lauren simonetti to talk about it. good morning. wlaet the story behind the email? >> happy friday. so this email was sent by the young ceo of grub hub. his name is matt maloney. he wrote an email to his employees saying i absolutely reject the nationalist, hateful politics of donald trump. he goes on, if you do not agree with this statement, then reply to this email with y resignation because you have no place here. the headline for that is if you support donald trump and his hateful politics, you're not welcome at our workplace. he's walking these comments back a little bit but that's what he said. not telling employees to resign because they voted for donald trump but if they support his hatefulness, they should resign because there's no place for a holiday that's a new one that's breaking records. >> it's called singles day and it's 11-11 in china. if you're single, you should drown your sorrows away by shopping online. amazon of china, the everything store where you can just shop til you drop and people are shoppi

>>russell: let's get to lauren simonetti to talk about the search for the missing cash. what's going on here? >> i don't know. i don't know. there's a routine out at -- i'm thinking audi, the car. over six years' time, the post office commissions 97 studies. six year, 97 studies. they're going to find ways to get back in the black to be more productive and efficient. great. now, we don't know how much the studies cost so how much taxpayer money went to studies, we don't know and we won't know because there's a special clause the usps doesn't have to tell us. the rub is, in the audit, they could not find the studies. they were told to find about a third of they couldn't find them. if you can't find the study because you don't have the proper organization or what have you, how are you going to be efficient? how are you organized? how are we going to use what the studies told to you make your procedures work better? >>laura: i have to study on organization here in the office. it's somewhere in the filing cabinet. yeah. that's a problem. >> i always have everything in front

lauren simonetti is with us. one of these toys can explode? >> yeah. okay. it's a big truck. you actually sit in the truck and ride in it. it's battery powered, 12 battery. it's the 12 volt tonka mighty wheels dump truck. a man bought it for his grandson in washington. toys r us put the truck in the back of his truck. both trucks went on fire two times coming home from the store and then going back to the store to return it. toys r us says they're investigating. they ever pulled every single their stores. >>russell: wow. okay. >>jennifer: that's scary. wow. >>russell: hey, we have to run. we'll pick it up later, okay? >>jennifer: thanks, lauren. >> see you guys. >>jennifer: coming up at 7:00, we're getting a jump on cyber monday. >>russell: why this year the early bird really does get the worm. kanye west -- do you want me to read or not? go, dave. it's 46 degrees outside. we're up a degree from last hour. yes! however, as we'll have freezing temperatures in crystal river and brooksville, 39 in lakeland, 37 in brandon, folks, grab your jackets. it's a cold, cold monday mornin

let's get to lauren simonetti to talk. up seven days in a row. nice, huh? >> the trump bump. and it continues. >>russell: i like it. >> seven days, four records. it's unbelievable. so if you're looking at the dow since election day, it's up morgan chase, caterpillar and industrial stock, boeing and industrial stock and united health which is health care. those are the types of sectors that will do well. with trump pulling back on regulations and spending money to fix planes, roads, get our nation building again. >>laura: let's talk about this. we've been talking about it this morning. who needs turkey day when you have national fast food day? >> it's national fast food day. so many chains are offering something free if you do something simple. they include arby's and subway and mcdonalds. go to yurp local fast food joint today and say, what do i need to do to get something free? >>russell: is this a universal thing? honestly, i never have heard of this until i came in this >> it's been more popular to name each day of the week something. i hadn't heard of national fast foot d

to talk about it, lauren simonetti is with us. good morning. let's talk about this alleged holiday shopping day. >>reporter: one for bring it on. do you set a holiday budget at all? >>laura: almost always go over. it's hard. >>reporter: i know, because it's so easy to say, i want to spend 100 bucks on this one item but then you like something else more and you do that over and over and over again. lending tree finds this exact problem across america. more than half of those surveyed say they don't even bother setting the holiday budget but as a result of that, over a yeah. 2017 right around the corner. we're going to face steep bills and maybe go into debt as opposed to not having a budget. >>russell: i didn't spend a lot of money yesterday. i was not impressed. >>reporter: hold on. i was not impressed until late last night, i was with my mother. it was like 9:00 at night which is, you know, very late in our world. we did major damage to getting our shopping everything i needed and she needed. i'm scared for the bills but we're done. >>russell:

fox's lauren simonetti has today's midday market report. >>> it's merger monday on wall industry cyber security space protection life lock for 2.3 life has hls fou and a half million and reported willing loo at sale for several months may george tech come is companies are not abandon london oh brexit. a facebook wants to open a new office in london and hire 500 workers there and google is moving aheed with its new 650,000 square foot building in the city. there were concerns especially from tech sector that brexit would make it harder for them >> and a friday is black friday. the unofficial kick off to the holiday shopping season but at walmart, black friday is also cyber monday. it's pushing up special online sales to the friday after thanksgiving as it fiercely competes with amazon black friday is typically reserved for in store door buster as opposed to online sales. cyber monday is traditionally at monday after thanksgiving. >>> that's business for more log on to foxbusiness.com. simonetti. >>> u.s. coast guard coming to rescue in massachusetts over the weekend. a crew of six was r

maybe not particularly today as we heard from lauren simonetti. but deals just the samement welcome to the 7:00 hour of "good day." >>russell: we have a lot ahead. let's start with the weather and jim weber who is in for dave. happy until they give us what we're trying to buy. that's the kind of deals we want. 63 degrees right now. dew point at 53. so still pretty comfortable with the humidity at 70%. winds are currently out of the east-northeast at seven miles an how were. we'll see an increase in clouds. winds are turning to come more of a southerly direction. that will pump the moisture right back over so that humidity is going to be heading up. we're going to see more clouds and maybe even a couple of stray showers as we go into the m with all of that, it's still going to be warm. we're looking at daytime highs in the lower 80s for today. maybe another chance of some rain later in the week. we'll talk about that in a little bit. time right now is 7:01. let's check on the morning commute. >>vanessa: good morning. good news is that earlier incid

maybe not particularly today as we heard from lauren simonetti. but deals just the samement welcome to the 7:00 hour of "good day." >>russell: we have a lot ahead. let's start with the weather and jim weber who is in for dave.

>>laura: we have lauren simonetti. good et's start with takata. i'm surprised it's taken this long to start this kind of talk. >> i know. i know. 16 deaths linked to this air bag inflator disaster. inflator can explode and you know what happens. the metal goes in the air and it can kill passengers and drivers, and it has. tens of millions of recalled cars as a result. the maker of the air bags, there's a report circling today they could file for bankruptcy as a result, their stock nose dived in japan. they had to stop trading. it closed under by just 2% but you say it's amazing this hasn't happened so far. all the costs are adding up. once very successful company now has to deal with this problem and replace many inflators so it's costing them money, obviously their reputation and now maybe even their survival in the u.s. >>russell: this next story, to me there's something wrong with this. dick clark, american now his empire belongs to china. >>laura: miss america, the billboard music awards, rockin new years' eve party. they just sold to china fo