liz: i'm bliz -- liz claman. >> we welcome him to "wall street week", joe, great to see you. this week coming up the 8-year-old anniversary of collapse of lee man brothers, it seems in some ways that it was just yesterday. liz: it does. i know a lot of the viewers are thinking that it's been eight years in the rear-view mirror. gary and i were talking minute by mint. i was out in the west coast and i was thinking, will it happen and i got the call leihman will file for bankruptcy. >> it's been quite a run but you're worried about what's going to happen after this election, share that with us. >> for several reasons. i'm not confident in terms of sustainability so why is the market hitting all-time highs? first in the land of the blind, that's the united states. you've had $400 billion of direct foreign investment come in the last year and you look at the companies hitting earnings and part of the reason for that, we have record buybacks of stocks. 585million in the last 12 months. that supersedes 2007, just to pu

cheryl: speaking to liz claman specifically about wells fargo.e cost of at the pens is going to be the focus of a congressional hearing today. mylan ceo to defend decisions before the house committee. she will say mylan doesn't plan to lower prices. charging more than $600 for a two pack, an increase of 5% for 2007. at the pens are carried by people with life-threatening allergies. irs commissioner will face a house panel today as lawmakers consider whether he should be impeached. koskinen accused of hindering investigations into whether the irs targeted tea party groups apply for tax-exempt status. the stock to watch today. could it be microsoft raising 1% in this morning's trading ahead of the opening bell. the company to buy about $40 million in stock and boosted dividend 8%. the latest move by microsoft to share steady flow of cash with its shareholders. microsoft wants to solve cancer within a decade by turning cells into computers. the company thinks it's highly possible reprogram diseased cells once they are turned into living computers. n

cheryl casone he with liz claman right now. cheryl: we will see you one day after confirming he plans to build a wall, he plans to rebuild the american military when he becomes commander in chief, the billionaire businessman making comments at the american legion convention and could a battleground state of ohio. this comes on the same day fox news poll shows the race for president against hillary clinton is a dead heat nationally. kevin paul scott joining me to sort through the polls, the latest visit to mexico and hillary continuing email scandal and is the epipen ceo the new pharma row? the latest face of corporate greed between the report says mylan executives jacked up prices of the life-saving drug to line their own pockets, the ceo is here to talk about skyrocketing drug prices in a foxbusiness exclusive interview. wall street the first trading day of what is usually the first trading month of the year, the nasdaq in the green ahead of the all-important august jobs report. and florida is bracing for hermine and space x's

liz claman sending it to you for the final hour of the day. liz: i want to let viewers know, we are keeping a very close eye on the situation. looking for the 2:12 long video. we'll check it, make sure it's appropriate to you and get it to you. we are watching the markets very closely. you got to believe that big tech is the center of attention at this hour as the markets wrap up a winning week but to the down side, no now records for the nasdaq, the dow and the s&p lower after three straight days of gains. one tech titan dealing with hear message of epic proportions, facebook billionaire mark zuckerberg under fire from advertisers for vastly calculating the amount of time users of the social network spent watching video ads, by as much as 60-80% by one estimate. difference could be billions of dollars. we take it up with the ceo of the company that depends on giving its ad clients very accurate numbers. iheart media chairman and ceo bob pittman standing by live ahead of his huge music fest concert. >>> fake bank accounts not winning any new fr

liz claman. after senator from the house banking committee sat on him for the phoney account scandal but none more than democratic senator from massachusetts liz warren. she demanded resignation. senate committee member bob me menendes joins me live and jeff

another big ten misfan, that's liz claman. liz: oh, i know, i went the first night, it was amazing.. breaking news, mylan pharmaceuticals has just in the last couple minutes been hit with this first class action lawsuit related to that drastic price hike of its life-saving epipen. is ceo heather bresch in hiding? she's apparently canceling conference appearances, this as new york's attorney general launches an investigation into whether mylan violated antitrust claws related to its epipen for schools program. that just in time for back to school season. schools faced with life and death decisions due to steep prices for epipens and questions over how mylanil

liz claman. liz: senator after senator from the house banking committee sat on him for the phoney account scandal but none more than democratic senator from massachusetts liz warren. she demanded resignation. senate committee member bob me menendes joins me live and jeff of texas, his committee is actually demanding hard documents and records of management knew and when they knew it. he's with us. 24 hours before janet yellen and the fed make their september rate decision, dow jones industrial is hoping gaining of 49 points, latest on the suspected terrorist, president obama's un refugee proposal and what donald trump is saying today about the vetting process of migrants. with less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start the countdown. [music] liz: will they or won't they is the trillion dollar question on wall street? you can see investors are fine with it. they're waiting on not one but two major monetary policy decision from the federal reserve bank. the bank of japan as well is coming ou

another big ten misfan, that's liz claman. liz: oh, i know, i went the first night, it was amazing. thank you so much, cheryl. breaking news, mylan pharmaceuticals has just in the last couple minutes been hit with this first class action lawsuit related to that drastic price hike of its life-saving epipen. is ceo heather bresch in hiding? she's apparently canceling conference appearances, this as new york's attorney general launches an investigation into whether mylan violated antitrust claws related to its epipen for schools program. that just in time for back to school season. schools faced with life and death decisions due to steep prices for epipens and questions over how mylan will proceed in the future. standing by first on fox business, republican bill roe. he's the cosponsor of what is known as the epipen bill, also the chair of the republican doctors' caucus. he's with me live speak toking out for the first time -- speaking out for the first time about this breaking news. mylan's price hikes on the epipen and mylan's ceo heather bresch. >>> it's game on for hillary clinton

liz claman. liz: we have an insane hour in the campaign trail.rump is expect today meet with haitian community leaders in miami at any moment as first lady michelle obama is on the right side on your screen to make her very first campaign appearance for hillary clinton. that's in virginia. the clinton campaign is insinuating donald trump is racist because of the birther issue. trump's response, president obama was born in america, period. so we are taking it away from that to the battleground states, ohio and florida appear to be jump balls at this hour.

liz claman. liz: we have an insane hour in the campaign trail. donald trump is expect today meet with haitian community leaders in miami at any moment as first lady michelle obama is on the right side on your screen to make her very first campaign appearance for hillary clinton. that's in virginia. the clinton campaign is insinuating donald trump is racist because of the birther issue. trump's response, president obama was born in america, period. so we are taking it away from that to the battleground states, ohio and florida appear to be jump balls at this hour. heavy hitters from both sides of the isle are huddling with the president to talk trade and ttp, ohio governor john kasich, mike bloomberg, can they help the lame-duck president get it done when both hillary clinton and trump hate it. the hottest gadget in america has been on sale for seven hours. these are our cameras, trained on what were very long lines, they have completely thinned out for the iphone 7, what does that mean? on wall street bank stocks down. dow jones industrial down 9

he told our liz claman exclusively that the substantive remarks are likely to come out after the election. liz: thank you, charlie gasparino. sure doesn't make bank customers feel safe if that happened. thank you. >>> president obama calling congress' veto override of a 9/11 bill that would let 9/11 victims sue saudi arabia. he's calling it a mistake. however my next guest disagrees, main who lost his wife on 9/11 is suing saudi arabia and speaking out now. that's next, don't go away. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's mo

well, he was lucky and i'm happy to have liz claman as a colleague. liz: donald trump says pay our teachers more but only if they deserve this. he says money with education nightmare. millions of american kids go head back to school. you're looking liefer at these pictures. this is the cleveland arts and social science academy in cleveland, ohio. this is important, folks, he just proposed $20 billion to fix what he says is a system that is already spending the most of any nation. the question will more money help? and while donald trump talks education, hillary clinton on the offensive after last night's commander in chief to rum. today the former secretary of state telling israeli tv that the islamic state is hoping for a trump presidency. what does that mean? we have all the action from the 2016 campaign trail. the epipen saga enduring on social media after an emergency room dr.'s letter to mylan ceo goes viral in a fox business exclusive, author of that letter is with me live. he's going share his reaction the first time he found out how much two li

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well, he was lucky and i'm happy to have liz claman as a colleague. pay our teachers more but only if they deserve this. he says money with education nightmare. millions of american kids go head back to school. you're looking liefer at these pictures. this is the cleveland arts and social science academy in cleveland, ohio. this is important, folks, he just proposed $20 billion to fix what he says is a system that is already spending the most of any nation. the question will more money help? and while donald trump talks education, hillary clinton on the offensive after last night's

. >> i was on your station last week with liz claman as i started to tell you, and she had the foresighto shine a light on the epipen controversy and on mylan. in particular, and i remembered the stock at that point was in the high 40s, close to $50, and the marketplace took a look at the epipen, what the company had done and the stock closed under 40 today. liz: so it's under pressure. that's a good point. >> under a lot of pressure. liz: jillian, the fda has yet to approve, there's generic drugs out there, but not the delivery syringe, right? the product that's out there. that's a problem for parents out there. >> that's correct, there was one trying to get it through the fda. fda is not transparent, which is another huge problem when you've got a life-saving drug like, this but they withdrew and there is speculation because the fda created far too many hurtles. and kids with allergies -- liz: a simple drug, adrenaline drug that costs three cents. we saw this with the hiv drugs, the fda stepped in the way. >>> next up, colin kaepernick pledging a million bucks to charity after refusing

liz: i'm bliz -- liz claman.

liz claman taking you into the final hour. liz: trish, people have bruises, wall street is tumbling head first down a slippery slope as oil and fed confusion drain the markets. look at the dow jones industrial average, it has given up all of yesterday's gains, down 271. we're in for a volatile final hour on the campaign trail as well. hillary did take a sick day today, president obama attacking donald trump's so-called pessimistic vision for the country. the billionaire businessman just fired back, we're going to tell you what he said. and does tim cook's new baby hold up in the dunk tank? apple stock can't rescue the markets no matter how hard it tries. we're immersed in red with less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." >>> breaking news -- maybe he just couldn't take the double speak anymore. 24 hours after that man on your screen said it's time to raise rates, the atlanta fed president announcing he's stepping down. dennis lockhart dropped that bomb ahead of the crucial fed meeting that has investo

he is speaking to liz claman, liz claman only. she gets the guys to say the most remarkable things.ntil then. but that should be pretty good stuff. so i urge you to watch that. because these tend to be market moving little chats that liz has. >>> speaking of market moving what we have move something down. a lot has to do with the boston fed president saying i believe he is voting member, fomc, federal open market committee, the latest to say, yeah, we had a bad jobs report. most of the economic data has been steadily improving, unemployment rate is down, jobs are picking up. the trend is our friend. we might be falling behind the curve. i'm paraphrasing to get the gist that is on the fed, key thinkers and movers who are now saying you know, we might want to get ahead of this and go ahead and hike interest rates another quarter point. they're not specifying that, the expectation that used to be poo pooed before they all flying off the handle of late, they were going to hold off on a rate hike. now, quarter point one could be in the offing by end of is month. john layfield on that. ge

in the meantime, liz claman is take you into the close with a rally on her hands. liz: look at this. up 124 points, watching that and watching this. the super bowl of politics generated super viewership. we have the early tv numbers, looks like the first presidential debate of 2016 was the most watched in history. preliminary nielsen data showing more than 80 million people tuned into to see hillary clinton and donald trump trade bars and sling mud, economic issues, trade and more. that topped the 1980 debate between ronald reagan and jimmy carter. waiting on live streaming numbers to see if that pushes us over 100 million viewers. just moments ago donald trump visiting the versailles bakery in miami, florida. shook hands, took pictures, he will be heading to melbourne, southeast of orlando for a 7:00 p.m. rally. and as hillary clinton campaigns in north carolina, we've got team fox business coverage for the latest on the trail and former senators, byron dorgan who dealt with taxes and bubbles during their terms to verify and check the economic claims made by the ca

send it over to liz claman, over to you. trish: i'm pinching myself, trish, am i real? trish: definitely. liz: it's the deal of the year and fox business got you way out in front. bayer officially swallows up monsanto creating a mammoth in agriculture and business, will it be able to sell the deal to regulators around the world? charlie gasparino broke the story. he's here and so are the ceos of bayer and monsanto. why they believe they can convince the government bureaucrats to say yes? >>> plus, trump versus the other clinton. president clinton filling in for hillary on the campaign trail while she's out sick. our political panel tells us if her high-powered stand-in can stop trump and the cringeful colin powell e-mails that just came out. >>> the dow fumbled a significant gain, we'd be lower if it weren't for the sweet sales and rocking review of the iphone. the dow is down 11 points, let's start the "countdown." >>> breaking news here, the market pendulum is swing all over the place at this hour. from the sea of red, 24 hours ago, that the very moment to a field of g

all of that and liz claman on special assignment at the united nations. >> the un behind me is the epicenter of business of politics and global security we had dueling speeches right now in the past couple of hours in the palestinian authority. this is they get the green light to start selling nearly a hundred debts to the nation of iran. the markets also rising more than triple digits just as the federal reserve holds its fire. we have a with a huge business and political news day here. the countdown starts. >> first alive and well. investors cheering. boosting stocks for a second straight day. since july 11. you can see the dow is up hundred 13-point. it is the nasdaq that is stealing the spotlight today. the tech heavy index also on track for the second record straight close. it would be the night for the year. they have another good day. let's take a look at two of the tech bellwethers. they both hit lifetime highs. both now about $800. impressive. a different picture for yahoo today. they confirm a massive data breach affected 500 million users. the company works for the sale of the cor

send it over to liz claman, over to you. trish: i'm pinching myself, trish, am i real? ely. liz: it's the deal of the year and fox business got you way out in front. bayer officially swallows up monsanto creating a mammoth in agriculture and business, will it be able to sell the deal to regulators around the world? charlie gasparino broke the story. he's here and so are the ceos of bayer and monsanto. why they believe they can convince the government bureaucrats to say yes? >>> plus, trump versus the other clinton. president clinton filling in for hillary on the campaign trail while she'ou

and liz claman taking it away with more news i'm sure. liz: you know what, cheryl? we've got with breaking news out right now. we're watching four major developing stories. number one apple ceo tim cook has now finally revealed the details of the iphone 7. he just said it's the best iphone apple has ever created. the front facing camera and two in the back for the selfie nation among you. it's waterproof. but the new iphone will force people to trash a universal standard connector we all know and love. our experts are about to beam whether the change will alienate the iphone faithful right now. right now my floor crew was having a fit. and donald trump promising a new foreign policy if he's elected as the nation's next commander-in-chief. speaking in philadelphia just hours ago, the billionaire businessman said peace strength is the best way to protect america. jordan winery ceo weighing in on that and why the golden state isn't interested in a president trump but he says they should be. epipen outrage has resulted in the first class-action lawsuit, now the top alle

cheryl casone he with liz claman right now.e you one day after confirming he plans to build a wall, he plans to rebuild the american military when he becomes commander in chief, the billionaire businessman making comments at the american legion convention and could a battleground state of ohio. this comes on the same day fox news poll shows the race for president against hillary clinton is a dead heat nationally. kevin paul scott joining me to sort through the polls, the latest visit to mexico

liz: i'm bliz -- liz claman.

liz: i'm liz claman.l election has hit the home stretch with the candidate squaring off in

liz claman taking you into the final hour. people have bruises, wall street is tumbling head first down a slippery slope as oil and fed confusion drain the markets. look at the dow jones industrial average, it has given up all of yesterday's gains, down 271. we're in for a volatile final hour on the campaign trail as well. hillary did take a sick day today, president obama attacking donald trump's so-called pessimistic vision for the country. the billionaire businessman just fired back, we're going to tell you what he said. and does tim cook's new baby hold up in the dunk tank? apple stock can't rescue the markets no matter how hard it tries.

and liz claman taking it away with more news i'm sure. liz: you know what, cheryl?king news out right now. we're watching four major developing stories. number one apple ceo tim cook has now finally revealed the details of the iphone 7. he just said it's the best iphone apple has ever created. the front facing camera and two in the back for the selfie nation among you. it's waterproof. but the new iphone will force people to trash a universal standard connector we all know and love. our experts are about to beam whether the change will alienate the iphone faithful right now. right now my floor crew was having a fit. and donald trump promising a new foreign policy if he's elected as the nation's next commander-in-chief. speaking in philadelphia just

in the meantime, liz claman is take you into the close with a rally on her hands. at this. up 124 points, watching that and watching this. the super bowl of politics generated super viewership. we have the early tv numbers, looks like the first presidential debate of 2016 was the most watched in history. preliminary nielsen data showing more than 80 million people tuned into to see hillary clinton and donald trump trade bars and sling mud, economic issues, trade and more. that topped the 1980 debate between ronald reagan and jimmy carter. waiting on live streaming numbers to see if that pushes us over 100 million viewers. just moments ago donald trump visiting the

i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman today. let's start the countdown! . >>> well, the markets are looking to close out the week on a high note following the august jobs report which came in lower than expected. the three major averages all on track to close higher for the week. take a look at s&p, the dow and the nasdaq, green numbers there. the move to the chip isn't working out for verifone. reporting lower than expected third quarter revenue due to slower adoption of terminals for chip based cards. this stock down 17%, down $3.34. yesterday look at biogen, reported success with a new alzheimer's drug. it works to break up and remove toxic plaque from the brain, a lot of excitement about this. this could slow the degenerative effects of the disease in early stages. the drug granted fast track administration, taking a look at biogen, up $7, almost $8 on the session. >>> we begin with breaking news regarding the fbi release of documents behind the clinton e-mail server investigation. on a friday afternoon going into a holiday weekend. blake burman stand

liz claman sending it to you for the final hour of the day. want to let viewers know, we are keeping a very close eye on the situation. looking for the 2:12 long video. we'll check it, make sure it's appropriate to you and get it to you. we are watching the markets very closely. you got to believe that big tech is the center of attention at this hour as the markets wrap up a winning week but to the down side, no now records for the nasdaq, the dow and the s&p lower after three straight days of gains. one tech titan dealing with hear message of epic proportions, facebook billionaire mark zuckerberg under fire from

we know from liz claman's reporting, that mr. buffett, who is the largest shareholder, he controls a lost market sway on this thing, he will speak up about this sometime after the election. so my guess is, that you know, take all of this together. take this hearing where even republicans, i spoke to several off the record, they were saying this guy did himself no favors in there. it was very, almost impossible for republicans to come to his defense, minimizing the amount here. we're talking about five million dollars. the very notion that he admitted to, that you're an employee under such pressure that you create fake savings accounts and checking accounts and credit card accounts and you may charge the end user in his name or her name $10 over the course of a year, the fact you do that shows there is massive systemic problems inside of the bank. they don't have checks an balances. not even republicans could basically defend that and throw him a lifeline. so the talk is he is out. the real question is, does he keep the ceo job. d

neil: i did not realize until i was listening to liz claman that warned buffett's and just a passive he owns a lot of stock. liz: he owns 500 million shares. that is what he owns. 500 million shares roughly and roughly 10% stake, the largest -- we have been picking up the phone like everybody else, i was able to reach him late last night, he was wide awake, had come from raising money for hillary clinton in nebraska. i reached him and said we got to ask you are the largest shareholder, haven't heard anything from you, and i have to turn you down. if i start talking about it, that will lead down a bunch of different avenues. handling these scandals come in all different ways, has come out in total support by clayton holmes, all kinds of questions how they were hard selling, their shareholder meeting around captain clinton. and won't talk about anything after the november election. can only assume even though he would not talk about it, and if he is not -- neil: and sorry to interrupt you. >> november 10th is when he will be ready to talk. >> was not entirely out of character for the fi

and now liz claman speaking with the ceos. >> the probability of ultimate success of this merger is stillmark. at least a couple analysts in the u.s. give it a somewhat 50% chance of being approved by regulators. >> we are very confident that the behavior to get this transaction responding to the regulatory questions. and i think it's different from a number of the other deals the got the m and i think it's different from a number of the other deals the got the moment and that there is such a separation. there's very little overlap between the two portfolios. neil: there you go. the full interview today at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. join us on the regulatory hassles and hurdles. i heard the most likely scenario would be the environmental groups and others who don't like manufactured boots. they are the ones who could really torpedo this thing. how likely is that? >> well, what a shame we are even discussing the possibility to shareholder company should be able to merge with whoever they want. invariably, people use government to block deals i think it's worthwhile to bring up the history of