lori rothman is here with the two-days you should never ever fly. >> never fly on these days, heathere story with the u.s. economy looking better this year over last the economists are looking to spend more money not only on gifts but travel, too. one of the busiest holiday seasons we have had in years. keep in mind the two-days you should never ever fly are the wednesday before thanksgiving november 26th this yearnd a the sunday after thanksgiving which is november 30th. the best times to book your holiday travel, the travel experts orbitz.com now next week or fees increase in fares and rates. for presideoptimal thanksgiving book by friday october 10th. for christmas prices will be 5 percent below average if you buy on or before next wednesday october 8th. for travel and accommodations book on tuesday october 14th. prices will start higher by october 28th peaking around december 15th. likely with no last minute air fair deals to be had. >> lori rothman. >> finally, if you decide not to book a flight that way a flying car like the jettisons is coming to a dealership near you. >> check

. >> lori rothman from ofox business network has what you need to know. >> good morning.es to your credit score we know how important it is to make loan payments on time and credit cards responsibly. things that could badly damage your rating. first begin a traffic ticket pay the fine immediately. the fine may be sent to a debt collector. don't blow off the toll woot electronic tolls make it easier to drive through. you will be mailed the bill. an unpaid toll even if it is a few cents can be a collection account on your report. credit utilization rate came from one dinner at a fancy restaurant. that will hurt you later on. they are pricey. pet emergencies places like surgeries can cost thousands of dollars. plenty of time and commitment. check all of your bills thoroughly. your personal information could do a number on your credit rating and could take years from now. >> don't miss lori on the fox business network. >> good advice. the time now coming up she had dozens of students in they are care but that didn't stop the bus driver from driving while high? >> i am honestl

lori rothman is here with the disush itting new report. >> an unsettling report finds u.s. postal service approved some 50,000 requests last year to secretly monitor the mail of private americans. those requests reportedly from law enforcement agencies to monitor male through the national security investigation. it was complete last may but got no real attention until now. the new york times obtained the documents through the freedom of information act and characterized the report as a rare public accounting of the post office's massive surveillance program. perhaps most alarming the audit found in many cases the postal service approved their request to monitor mail without information as to what exactly officials are looking for in that mail. until reaction postal officials are saying they are less obtrusive than the personal data. >> back to you. >>> to find lori on fox business log on to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >> post game prayers are side lined. why the players say it won't stop the holy huddle. >> if you can't walk your dog at the park where will you go? the c

lori rothman is here with what we need to know. >> the epidemic is often devastating but the economic virus shaping up to be a crisis as well. >> it leads to higher prices lower incomes and a over all increase for the poverty level. liberia, sierra leone as much as 4 noof percent. economic impact swells from there. transportation, tourism. the united nations last estimate for the cost to contain the outbreak $1 billion shaking investor confidence around the world. the drug companies may or may not calm fears. >>> thank you very much. wings on a playground. if you can image this one child in washington state are banning swings at schools. administrators in richland say the swings with the most unsafe of all of the playground equipment and they are all being removed. according to the cdc 200,000 children visit the emergency rooms each year with playground injuries. >> the latestound of nude celebrity photos have their first wave of male people. w winona ryder son of hulk hogan. hogan now speaking out saying many of the pictures are not actually of him. >> many of them. >> thanks heather

. >> lori rothman is here with the warning. >> good morning to both of you.get a phone call from the irs demanding money for taxes it may be a hoax. it is a scam demanding them to pay by wire transfer or prepaid debit card and threatening them if they don't masend money. >> if i don't hear from your attorney either then the only thing i can do is wish you luck as the legal situation badly unfolds on you. >> that threatening tone should be an immediate warning this is a fraud the irs shows up in the caller id that is why people react. the better business bureau says 1 # 100 people have fallen victim with $5 million lost. the irs most often use mail for tax collection and never threaten or refuse payment options. if you think you may be a victim call the better business bureau or the treasury department right away. >> great advice. don't miss lori on the fox business network to find out what channel that is in your area log on to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >> the time now 15 minutes after the top of the hour. is the idea of flying with your kids or someone

lori rothman joins us now with the financial impact. >> we are seeing more and more evidence that fearsla outbreak is hurting the world economy. estimates $2.6 billion hit learning the impact will ripple into the broader global economy. look for a spike in chocolate prices. the west african nations and ghana produce more than three quarters of the cocoa. even though the virus has not been detected in these countries their close proximity is enough to spark serious concern about a cocoa supply disruption. tremendous volatility in company stock natural resources to travel, pharmaceutical companies working fast to develop a cure. and even a local company that makes hazmat suits. they are up 91 percent so far this year. on the web site it points directly to the ebola outbreak for the increase in demand. >> thank you. a man getting quite the scare when his car alarm started going off in the middle of the night. this mountain lion climbed on top of his camry. the cat chilling out on the car for a few minutes before taking off. he is used to seeing wild bores and coyotes in his neighborhood, b

lori rothman is here with what is important to americans. >> it is alive. polls already achieved the american dreams or will eventually. most say the next generation will be worse off than we are today. the majority of voters 69 percent to 45 percent believe they are better off than their parents were but 35 percent will be better for the next generation. what factors are most important to achieving the american dream? 83 percent said raising a family and retiring comfortably. 50 percent that was part of their dream and said having a successful career was key to their lifetime goal. >> thank you very much. log on to foxbusiness.com/fanl finder. let's keep talking about this. what's your version of the american dream. join the conversation on the facebook page right after the show. #keep talking. >> toos time for your 5@5:00. how about taking a drive to see our great country? here are the five longest highways in the u.s. u.s. 50 skrechs from ocean city maryland clocking in at 3,11 miles. next try your luck on u.s. 30 from atlantic city, new jersey oregon. t

lori rothman from our sister network fox business their sudden about face. >> breaking bad the tv series a chemistry teacher who becomes a meth dealer didn't draw the same fan base when action figures based on the wer us. a mom from florida launched a petition on change.org last week and got 8,000 signatures demanding toys r' us stop selling the dolls immediately. action figures come away with a detachable bag of cash and a bag of methamphetamines. toys r us said the action figures have taken an indefinite sabbatical. yesterday after walter white the lead tweeted i am so mad i am burning my florida mom action figure in protest. >> i never saw an episode of that so i can't relate to it. >> but you heard all of the buzz. >> you can log on to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >> anticipation for game one of the world series was high for a kansas city royals fans after almost 30 years without a title. >> maria molina live with all of the excitement. so jealous you are there, maria. >> it is so much fun out here. wish you were here. maybe next year we are going to coordinate and be out here tog

lori rothman from fox business here whether consumers will get any cash back. >> that's what they want happen. the feds are going after at&t for slowing down data for customers who signed up limited data access. they are suing at&t for slowing or throttling customer's data speed after exceeding a certain amount of data during the willing cycle. >> in response at&t general pots wayne watts saying it is baseless. it has been completely transparent with customers about the floating practice since it began in 2011. it also received thousands of complaints from customers claiming that when they canceled contracts after being throttled at&t charged early termination fees amounting to hundreds of dollars. if you are an at&t customer and you think you may be entitled to cash back check out the web site. >> don't miss lauren on fox business network. go to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >>> flying a drone near a stadium or raceway and you may get thrown in jail. that warning for the first time. drones cannot be thrown below 3,000 feet or within 3 miles of major league stadiums during the event.

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