lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, to you first, tech leading the charge. reporter: leading industry group on the market and the s&p 500. let's look at some outstanding tech performers today. hey, another record close for amazon. make that 19 record closes now for the online retail giant. shares up better than 2%. helping matters, jpmorgan increasing price target to $11,000 a share. yeah, you heard right -- $1000. there is room to run according to jpmorgan. look at yahoo! today. couple democratic senators saying unacceptable delay for yahoo! to not tell consumers in the marketplace, customers about that hack affecting 500 million user accounts. they're looking for marissa mayer to come up with answers of course. last couple days you see shares have been coming up after selling before that. one industry not participating in the rally today, car rental companies. look at that, avis, down 8%. these guys got rushed a representative from avis himself says he does expect european demand for rental cars to weaken here in

jeff flock taking the political pulse of the people post debate and lori rothman with fascinating market and foreign exchange market reaction to last night's debates. so as the dust settles from the fiery political showdown, the candidates aren't wasting a single second kicking up the dust at this hour. both have launched a swing state blitz. hillary clinton coming off the performance with guns blazing. she's campaigning specifically in raleigh, north carolina, moments ago you see the video and a lot of ammunition behind the democratic nominee, vp joe biden campaigns in philadelphia. this as senator bernie sanders is poised to stump for her tomorrow, waiting on details where bernie is going to be, is that enough to halt the trump train? the republican nominee campaigning in the electoral rich state battleground of florida. fox business senior washington correspondent peter barnes live in d.c. with the latest on the candidates' movements. we saw trump in florida at a bakery. he's leaving soon. what can you tell us? >> reporter: gaining momentum to get the big mo going. no surprise post de

lori rothman with the numbers for us. hi, lori. reporter: hi, david. hewlett-packard enterprises comes with 49 cents a share. beat of 44 cents a share estimate wall street was anticipating. revenue was soft versus expectation of 12.65 billion, a decline of 6%. this is first time that hewlett-packard enterprise reported earnings. as you know hewlett-packard split off this is the company that focuses on servers, which the other part of hp, inc. which focused on computers and such. we have news of a deal. they will spin off and merge non-core software assets with a company called micro focus in a deal valued $8.8 billion. "the wall street journal" reported that this was pending and the deal could be worth up $10 billion a little light there. weaker revenue than forecast. looking at shares of hewlett-packard enterprise declining in the extended session, down over 1%. david. david: down a tick. lori, thank you very much. melissa: billionaire hedge fund manager bill ackman purchasing a 9.9% stake in chipolte worth $1.2 billion, saying in a the filing that he

let's bring in lori rothman from the floor of the new york stock exchange. what you got?here. what a sign of the times. i heard you, cheryl, mention taking convertible out to the beach this weekend, good for you. fewer people are taking motorcycles out. harley-davidson announcing they will have to lay off 200 workers this fall to ask the for limited production of the vehicles because sales here in the u.s. are down more than 5% at harley-davidson. shares were up a little bit today as shareholders applauded the move, obviously they're streamlining the production. worldwide, 5,000 fewer harley-davidson motorcycles, according to the company itself are going to be shipped. i guess it is not so popular to throw on the leather jacket, join the biker gang, hit the road. cheryl: "anarchy" is not on tv. maybe. reporter: good point. cheryl: we'll see you at the close. weaker-than-expected jobs report and treasury yields hit a one week high. is this an indication of slowing economy? how will the fed read the numbers on the next meeting coming up on the 20th and 21st we have jeffries

lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange. s&p's erin gibbs and steven whiting are in the batters box. let's get right to it. we have jon hilsenrath. you were in the room. let me get to you first. you asked an interesting question, after four other questions about how the fed appears to be looking rather political. the whole thing in advance of the election. what jumped out at you here with janet yellen? >> well, she certainly got a lot of questions about politics today. i think that is inevitable. we have an election coming up and donald trump, the republican nominee, has politicized the fed by calling out janet yellen and saying that she is trying to support the obama administration with low interest rates. i asked her to respond to that. she said emphatically that the fed doesn't even talk about politics at its meetings. and she also -- liz: do you believe that? >> you know, i think these are very technocratic individuals. i think they try to filter out politics as much as they can but the second part of her answer i'm a li

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let's get to lori rothman on floor of the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: traders are telling me they are deeply frustrated by the mixed signals coming out of the fed. it shows a lack of leadership by the federal reserve. so to answer your direct question, what are traders watching, believe it or not, they're not watching the fed, they're watching the bank of japan which is also holding its latest monetary policy meeting. and as you know, target rates are negative which basically means there's so much money floating around that there's no place to put it. japan is a significant buyer of u.s. treasuries, so the outcome of the meeting may very well have a bigger impact on the of u.s. market. as for the message in u.s. markets as to what to expect from the fed, look at the treasury yield curve. you've got shorter, shorter short-term rates and higher long-term rates. the higher long-term rates reacting to japan, the shorter-term rates are reacting to the u.s., and they're falling today. the benchmark which is the benchmark ten-year yield which is what the treasury market looks at is

reporter: lori rothman on the floor of new york stock exchange.ain competitor apple music expanding at much slower rate. over last seven months the service grew from 13 million paid subscribeses to 17 million. pandora plus is launched. new subscription service allows them to listen to music off-line. it is priced 4.99 a month. twitter gets set to prepare the first nfl broadcast tonight a match between the new york jets and buffalo bills. the live cbs broadcast is available for free on twitter's platform. coming up the wells fargo scandal reaching epipen proportions. liz talks with scott stringer next on "countdown." liz: hillary clinton is just now speaking at university of north carolina at greensboro. her first appearance on the campaign trail since she nearly collapsed on sunday. let's listen in. >> the story she told is really one that motivates me every day because it is kids, like sara, that led me to politics in the first place. to try to make our country and our world better for them. so to see sara grown up and thriving is very special. a

reporter: i'm lori rothman on floor of today's new york stock exchange with today's fox business tech minute. let's have a look at news of the day. more bad news for samsung. more than 60% of recalled galaxy note 7 smartphones have been recovered. new report that replacement phones are overheating during phone calls. appears phones are not only thing exploding. reports that certain samsung top load washing machines are blowing up too. defective machines were made between march 11 and april 20th, 2016 check the serial number on the website if your owner. >>> release of the electric cars reminiscent of tesla's model x, projected to have a range of 311 miles on one charge. back to "countdown to the closing bell." the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcare by connecting every part of it. so while the world ke

. >> i'm lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange with today's fox tech minute.ook at massive explosion for the test launch with spacex falcon rocket at cape canaveral, florida. this was a planned launch of israeli-backed communications satellite. no reports of injuries or damage. elon musk lost vehicle during propel ant fill operation, originated upper stage ox again tank. still unknown cause. musk is ceo of tesla whose stock has been plummeting on the news. told you about tesla, they need to raise more money to finish the gigafactory to get the model 3 off the assembly line with solarcity. tesla shares suffering down 5.25%. the saga straight ahead on "countdown." ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. cheryl: well as donald trump stomachs in ohio the vice president is also campaigning in the crucial swing state for the democratic nominee. clinton's camp is hoping joe biden es middle class rhetoric can undercut some of trump's appeal to blue-collar voters. h

as well as our own lori rothman down on the exchange. i can see, lori, the markets are trading up higher on this news. the market was up about 20. now we're up nearly 60 points. perhaps some people breathing a sigh of relief there is no rate hike today? >> breathing a sigh of relief, there was no rate hike but a hawkish report as well. three dissenters as peter reported. talking about the case for raising a rate hike. fed chief yellen said the case was strengthening economy for to with stand raising interest rates, that things were getting better for that to happen. stocks are climbing. dow is up about 50 points. don't forget you have the market taking serious concerns and serious digestion with the bank of japan. this rate control that the boj going to control with, keeping benchmark 10-year yield at zero. right now it is negative territory. that will create a steeper yield curve in japan. that is very good for u.s. banks in particular. right now we are seeing stocks climb here on a dovish action by the fed. no rate hike, but look at fed

lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, start with you. go ahead. reporter: all right, you mentioned it, david, a choppy trading session to kick off the new week of the fed of course begins the two-day meeting tomorrow. the decision on rates comes wednesday. what could be influential for u.s. markets but also global markets, a decision from the bank of japan which means we'll hear about, as you know, rates are already in negative territory. so any kind of additional policy comes out of boj, as we know japan is significant buyer of u.s. treasurys could really rock our markets here in the u.s. having said that we want to look at companies that play a significant role in the war on isis, especially in the aftermath of tragic bombings here in new york over the weekend. digital globe, shares up 3.25%. digital i imaginary company. aeroenvironment company, they make small drones. look at company called ever bridge. talk about timing is everything. this is public safety communications company responsible for that, for that mass notification software in emer

reporter: i'm lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange with this fox business tech minutesing down a dark, potentially dangerous asteroid. the agency launching a space probe called owe cyrus rex to take a sample of the asteroid and take it back to earth with the potential to collide with earth decades from now. >>> according to the web site, the information, the company is talking to investment bankers about offering end of this year or early next. >>> niantic will release a device, that costs 35 bucks to improve the player safety as many have been injured or killed playing the game. >>> charlie gasparino breaks down all inside details. more "countdown to the closing bell" straight ahead. remember here at ally, nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. who's with me? i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. ♪ ♪ one, two, - wait, wait. wait - where's tina? doing the hand thing? yep! we are all in for our customers. ally. do it right. liz: this marks 15 years since the tragic events of 9/11. in the shadow of -- impromptu news conference this morning, clinton continued to pa

lori rothman has that and more from the floor of the new york stock exchange in today's tech minute. >> hard to believe it's possible season, twitter is gearing up for first live streaming nfl game thursday night. trying to gain support with ad packages ranging from 1 million to 8 million. a 5 million packages gets advertisers two commercials per game. >>> jeff bezos blue origin unveils plans for gigantic rocket named after astronaut john glenn into a head-to-head commercial rivalry with elon musk spacex. and not just bezos going after musk, the chevy volt will achieve an estimated 238 miles on a single charge. that beats the $66,000 tesla model s. it will be $30,000 after taxes and credit. liz: i love the billionaires piling their money into the space race. i think it's great. i remember elon musk saying you want to know how to make 100 million in the space race. start with 200 million. [laughter] >> funny, but true. liz: it's an expensive venture. lori, thank you very much. the entrepreneurial spirit, we'll take it. closing bell ringing in about 31 minutes. look at red on the scree

lori rothman on floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, start with you. the financial sector taking a hit today. reporter: one reason, melissa may be an article in "the wall street journal" suggesting that some banking industry groups are considering legal action against the federal reserve and the stress tests. those were initiated after the financial crisis as regulatory measure to make sure the nation's largest lenders remained solvent and in an effort to protect consumers but it has been a tremendous burdens on banks themselves the low interest rates weighing on the banking sector today. auto sales came out throughout the afternoon. gm down over 5%. that was the trend this is just about the worst month for auto sales since about the 2013. a lot of the auto analysts are now saying looks like 2015 was the peak for this most recent cycle in auto sales. we might have hit a plateau here. send it back to you. david: lori, thank you very much. phil, an oil selloff pushed stocks down this morning. why is oil and gas dropping with a hurricane coming? usually t

lori rothman on the floor of new york stock exchange. lori, after yesterday's big announcement, apple is one. big drags today. reporter: you said it. worst day for apple since the post "brexit" vote. it wiped out more than $15 billion in market value. shares close down nearly 3% today, putting it $1105.52 a share. -- $105.52. since announcing new iphone version, apple will not release the first weaken sales. that is once again, got to say something's up an they're not all that ambitious, optimistic about sales. apple having knockdown effect on some other wearable fitness devices. announcing the apple watch series 2 with the gp built in, that could cut into market share for fitbit and garmin. both shares down as a result. guys, back to you. melissa: thanks very much, lori. phil, oil seeing a big jump, settling at two week high because of the weekly inventory reportings right? >> that is part of it. that is the draw down in weekly inventory since 1999. whopping fifteen million barrels of oil. that biggest draw down was in the gulf coast. th

lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, stocks had been a lot higher today.hy did they lose steam here at the end? reporter: you know, something, melissa, it was a lot of action for a slow day of trading. one trader told me this is one of the longest trading days. hopes the last day of his life as long as this trading session was. classic bad news is good by way of markets. the odds of september rate hike is even less because the jobs report was not so hot. only 150,000 new jobs created. i want to draw your attention to the biotech names on your screen. this is politics meeting business. presidential candidate hillary clinton releasing prescription drug plan. she wants an oversight panel to protect consumers. alternative to import treatments. we looked at the nasdaq biotech index, it is down 5% since thursday. that is when hillary clinton criticized of course mylan for jacking up the price of the epipen. it is biggest biotech story of the week. you can see biotechs in reaction to the proposal by clinton are down considerably and one of the weak of the groups

lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, the dow at one point was down 247 points today. what is driving the selloff? reporter: sell you, melissa, the market crashed at 1:45 eastern when a report came out saying hedge funds that use deutsche bank as a clearinghouse for derivatives trading business were bailing out of concerns we've been following for a couple days, weeks now, that deutch pang was having deutsche bank was having a crash crunch. that the $14 billion fine imposed by u.s. during the mortgage crisis was not being able to be covered. that is started things. the deep fear of contagion rattled all and that's when the selling started taking off. we came back. the at low dow was down 24points. it closes down 2700. 195 to be exact. -- 200. it had a knock down effect on u.s. financials and especially on the european financials. bank cosan tan dare, barclays, bake of scotland. look at the. looks like about a 15% jump for the vix, the fear gauge. there is a lot of concern as a trader told me today, melissa, it hasn't

and lori rothman on the floor o of the new york stock exchange as you can say the markets are struggling getting closer to new record highs. so, yes, so, yes, forget the russian jet threatening us and look at sia hanging with the hair in her face. the he was not just finished in san francisco with the performance artist. honestly this looks like the 8th grade dance troops from my school. i don't get it but i'm not cool like the apple people. and the big hello kitty bow on her head and the event is over. and no apple jack for you. what do we mean by that? well, let's get to the other news here. apple says waterproof phone but jack be damned. apple fresh off this unveil that's sure to possibly infuriate you. tim cook unveil the iphone. look. >> the world's most advanced mobile operating system deserves the most advanced smartphone. it's the best iphone that we have ever created. this is iphone 7. >> i'm hyperventilating. and it's water resistant right, water? it's not waterproof. it's water resistant. okay so you're just outside of this. give it to me, baby. what's going to happen here wit

lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange and, lori, you are focused on tech today? >> that's right, melissa. tech is one of the better performing industries of week. basically the dow, nasdaq and s&p up two weeks in a row despite losses for the day. the dow was down 130 but the nasdaq for this week managed to gain 1.3%. let's unpack and look at some of the biggest gainers. liberty interactive, they own qvc shopping channel, up better than 8%. adobe up 8.2%. discovery channel 7%. discovery communications up 7% and autodesk up 6.7%. a third record close for amazon making it the fourth largest company behind apple, alphabet and microsoft. you have basically amazon for the first time closing above $800 a share. 805 to be exact, doubling the stock price in 18 months. that is some run for amazon. let's wrap things up with a look here at marriott. the $13 billion purchase of starwood hotels. shares down 2% for marriott. those are some of the headliners today on wall street. send it back to you. david: lori, thank you very much. meanwhile oil dropping like a stone, sufferin

lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange.flynn is watching action in oil and fold from the cme. let's start with peter. >> that's right, melt lissa. one of the -- melissa. one of the signals the fed wants to raise rates before the end of the year, it has two more meetings left, the vote to keep them unchanged was 7-3. in other words, three members of the fed policy body wanted to approve higher rates today. they voted to raise rates today. that definitely set the table for another rate for, for another rate increase by end of the year, potentially as long as the economy and numbers continue to come in as fed wants them. but, janet yellen, the fed chair was asked in a press conference afterwards, about the politics around all of this. one of these meetings coming up is just a week before election day. she was asked whether or not because of politics and the upcoming election, that that might have an influence on fed decisions. here is what she said. >> well i think congress very wisely established the federal reserve as an ind

lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, how did the major averages end the week? >> we were up, david. despite all the volatility and triple digit moves in the dow, looks like we're going to end on an up note. there is the averages on an up week. apple did account for a lot of gain on nasdaq as well as companies that supply parts to the iphone. iphone 7 was a huge story. let me move to the banking news, in particular the bank scandal news of the week, starting with wells taggergoer. our senior correspondent charlie gas, they are debating whether or not ceo john stumpf to exit the bank amid the scandal. wells fargo agreed to pay $185 million if fines after regulators found it opened 2 million accounts without customers consent. let me talk about deutsche bank, the german lender here. department of justice ordering $14 billion fine related to an investigation of its mortgage business all the way back leading up to the financial crisis and role it played in the market meltdown. deutsche bank shares hammered today, off nea

phil flynn, fox news contributor and at the cme and lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, four out of five days, 100 points move on the dow up or down. i'm getting seasick. reporter: big reason for this, buckle your seatbelt, david, it will get more friday. they have expiration friday, quadruple-witching. funds are rebalancing in all kinds of industry, gold, reits, s&p stocks. it will get crazy tomorrow. that is the direct word from the floor. we had economic horrible news, retail output, that according to that the fed won't raise interest rates when it meets next week. bad news is good news kind of day, risk-on day on wall street. i mentioned the horrible retail sales for last month. look what happened to some of the key retailers they were up. not just up, way up. nordstrom up 4.6%. tiffany up 3.3% today. tiffany the jeweler is up 8% on the week. here's why. reporting that william ackman could make tiffany a target for his persian capital hedge fund. that may have given a lift to some other retailers as a result. we'll keep an eye on that. that is from "barron's"

lori rothman from the floor of the new york stock exchange. often times oil is up but do it is going in different direction. >> wall street doesn't like uncertainty, with the big debate coming up, a lot of anxiety ahead of that. i think it is fair to say played into pressure we saw on u.s. stocks. the other factor was deutsche bank weekend report saying german government will not offer aid to deutsche bank to help it cover its 14 billion-dollar fines being charged by u.s. regulators for deutch bank's role in the mortgage business leading up of course to the financial crisis in 2007 and '08. have a look at financials. there was certainly spillover effect on that. financials led markets lower. jpmorgan chase down two points. morgan stanley a lot of an 3/4 of 1%. i want to talk about homebuilders. august sales were down but not as much as economists were expecting. important to note the july numbers with a nine-year high. you saw a mixed reaction. important to note kb homes with shares up 2 1/3%, rbc analyst upgraded price target on kb homes to $

lori rothman has market movers from the floor in the nyse. first to the cme and trader scott shellady. many analysts blaming the drop in oil prices for the market loss, scott. we've seen other days with 3% oil drop that didn't lead to 250 point drop in the dow. so what else, what else is going on besides oil? >> well, i think the underlying problem here is the fact that we've got equity prices overstretched because of free money. i have said before, you know, we don't have interest rate problem here in the u.s. but the fed has an interest rate problem, right this they have pushed us out the risk curve looking for yield. that is the big problem. no, we don't have a problem with our interest rates as a country but the fed has to find a way town wind this that's why this little hiccup here sent things tumbling down. bearish news in oil sent us lower didn't help things. but it is still the fed with interest rate problem, not the economy. david: almost an impossible problem. scott, you will join us a little later. lori what is the mood heading int

. >> lori rothman right there. the new york exchange. how about this? alzheimer's drug shows promise. up it goes, $3. that's just 1%. i like the sound of that, dr. got to say it. mylan, people are crossing the border, going to canada to get the epi pen cheaper, but low 40's, come down because of the epi pen problem. facebook, i'm fascinated by the company. its instagram lets you pinch to zoom on photos and videos, this is a big deal. who doesn't like facebook? dr? >> no, i own it personally and we own in the company. stuart: brian? >> i don't like it use it myself, but-- >> facebook is up and coming in the future? >> absolutely. instagram is huge here. stuart: is this an economic indicator? campbell's soup, lower profits down 5%. economic? >> not the biggest economic indicator in the world, no. >> look at lands' end. lower profit, lower sales, now that's taken a hit liz: another retailer. stuart: they're a catalog company, aren't they? as opposed to on-line seller liz: no, they sell brick and mortar. stuart: they're down. mcdonald's, their president jus

reporter: i'm lori rothman live on floor of new york stock exchange with your business brief.fference a day makes. the stocks are rallying. dow jones up 132 points at the moment. technology, as a sector up .89 of 1% on the s&p 500. let's break out some headline technology companies starting with yahoo!. shares up 2 1/2%. six democratic u.s. senator asked embattled yahoo! ceo marissa mayer give them more information about why 500 million user accounts were hacked two years ago and why we're only finding out about it recently. amazon another outstanding stock today. shares up 20% year-to-date. jpmorgan increasing the price target to $1000. shares up better than 2% today. the close should be another record close. its 19th for the year. let's get you back now to "cavuto: coast to coast." neil: all right. back to hillary clinton in raleigh, north carolina. i want to dip in because she i think is talking about her opponent in that debate. >> just how we treat each other. the respect we show. the kindness, the love, that we show. [cheering] and i'm well aware that not something you p

ashley: lululemon, lori ro rothman, what are the shares? >> punished.n an excess of 9%, missing revenue, but still, lewinsulull had comparable store sales that were soft and that's disappointing as well. shares, i heard e-mack talking about smith & wesson being pricey. that may be similar to lululemon considering shares were 46% year to date and the pr prices behind, and the see through pants issue they dealt with and management shake-up. that's behind and not to mention on the balance sheet the inventories are much, much healthier and successful in reducing inventories in consecutive quarters. wall street flexing muscle and pushing down. ashley: looking right through it, to carry on that line of conversation. [laughter] thank you very much. and pant gate. there's none at gap. a fire at one of the distribution centers slowing on-line orders headed into the holiday. and that stock is down nearly 10% at 33.88. the daily ground service will increase 5%, price increases set to take effect december 26th, boxing day, they call it in the u.k. that stock moving

reporter: good afternoon, everyone, lori rothman live on the floor of new york stock exchange with your posting triple-digit declines, close to the worst levels of session. investor anxiously await the big debate tonight. deutsche bank weekend reports suggesting that the german government refuses state aid to the troubled back. that european bothers and spilling over here to u.s. deutsche bank down 7%. >>> u.s. economy, home sales slipped and that seems to put pressure on major homebuilders with the exception as you can see there of kb homes, shares gaining almost 1 1/2%. >>> oil prices historic today. spiking up more than 3 1/2% on renewed hopes opec may curb production. get you back to cavuto. neil: welcome, everybody. we are getting some word now who is going to be invited by donald trump. this was in response to hillary clinton inviting the dallas mavericks owner mark cuban, presumably to get a front row seat. i don't know if the front row seat he has been invited. just as our charlie gasparino reported and john roberts, mark geist, survivor and marine of the benghazi attacks, as wi

i'm lori rothman.turn around only slightly lower with only the nasdaq holding up in positive territory. the pressure on the market coming from price of oil. we have stronger dollar and ongoing concerns about oversupply versus demand out ning the the 500 index. hess is down 2%. i have want to make mention many of workers, bh, and hess have been pulled off oil rig platforms to protect them from the storms out there down there there in the gulf of mexico. my bad. talk about the auto sales. g. up 5%. ford down 8.4%. nissan off 6 1/2%. they think the u.s. auto industry has plateaued. get back to "cavuto: coast to coast." >> i truly believe mr. trump is going to change things. he will fight for my family and he is going to fight for america [cheers and applause] connell: that was last night in phoenix. donald trump continuing his push, immigration stance in his speeches today. now that is steve ronaback. his son was killed by an illegal immigrant in july of last year. he joins us right now. steve, first of a

. ♪ ♪ >> i'm lori rothman live on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the fox business briefeather today, down after three sessions of games thanks to no rate hike likely until the end of the year. stocks still on track, however, to end this week on an up note. shares on the move today, shares with stories attached to them. yahoo!, of course, have to start there. biggest cybersecurity breach in history. state-sponsored actor stole info from some 500 million users back in 2014. no payment card or bank info apparently hacked, but this certainly puts pressure on the big verizon sale, $4 plus billion sale there. speaking of cybersecurity, shares up 20%, bloomberg reporting ibm and cisco may be interesting in purchasing it, giving a lift to securities stocks today. with this level of engineering... it's a performance machine. with this degree of intelligence... it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. lease

. >> i'm lori rothman live on floor of new york stock exchange with your fox business brief. a little bit lower but still very close to lifetime highs. nasdaq if it closes with a gain today it will be the seventh record close for the nasdaq this year. how about that let's look at winners and losers in the session today. western digital corp, up 12%, thanks to raising earnings and revenue expectations for the september quarter but look apache. talk about a good day. about 7 1/2% gain after reporting that it discovered equivalent of get this, at least two billion barrels of oil in a new west texas field. could be one of the biggest energy finds in the past decade. that is something else. that is apache for you. tough day for grocers. whole foods, sprout, gave a cautious outlook this morning. we'll send it back now to "cavuto: coast to coast." 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 delive

reporter: i'm lori rothman live on the floor of new york stock exchange with your fox business brief. moving lower. usually they move in opposite directions. markets here in the u.s. reacting to the european central bank deciding to leave rates unchanged and offering no more qe or bond buying. that has stocks on thedown swing. stocks off 1/3 of 1%. falling bond prices has yields pushing way up. that is significant move on the 10-year up 7 basis points to 1.61%. shares of apple not helping positive momentum at all. they are down, biggest decline since the "brexit" selloff, off nearly 2 and 3/4 of 1%. will not release first weekend sales of new iphone 7. that basically crimes negativity. only time iphone launch was good for the stock price after launching of the iphone 5 in 2012. back to "cavuto: coast to coast." when it comes to healthcare, seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need it

reporter: live from the floor of the new york stock exchange i'm lori rothman.u oil in a second. let's look at the winners and losers on the dow jones industrial average. united technologies as one of the big losers. say they will deliver fewer pratt & whitney engines than earlier announced. cisco also a loser today. unitedhealthcare is up though and intel is the top winner on the dow with gains of about 2% right now. intel predicting revenue will come in over 15 1/2 billion dollars on increasing demands for pc. that is better than what wall street was expecting. look at oil now. it is down as opec is increasing exports. that is obviously bearish, 43.05 is price of a crude barrel. exxonmobil down on weak oil. also on word that the new york ag is investigating its accounting practices. time to get you back now to "cavuto: coast to coast." it's scary when the lights go out. people get anxious and my office gets flooded with calls. so many things can go wrong. it's my worst nightmare. every second that power is out, my city's at risk. siemens digital grid manages a

reporter: lori rothman on the floor of the exchange with your fox business brief.s given up earlier gains. dow is down 25 points. it hit triple digit the on august jobs report. weaker-than-expected in terms of jobs created, 151,000, with unemployment ticking up to 4.9%. not what economists were looking for. in any event it is having market reaction across the board. look at individual stocks. hog, my goodness, folks not interested in buying motorcycles. sales down almost 3 1/2%. why are shares so up so much? they reversed course. hog is cutting 200 jobs, at judding production line to accommodate fewer motorcycle orders. that system outage caused flight cancellations, really hurt sales. look at shares. back to cavuto. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. connell: back to breaking news and hillary clinton information released about the fbi email investigation and summary of her interview wither had. she also said, this is new information we dug up, in 2014 she

i'm lori rothman with business brief. shortly before 1:00 p.m.astern i want to call violent turn south for the market. we're down 185 on the dow right now. this after a report released showing a lot of concern about deutsche bank and its solvency. you have shares of deutsche bank here down considerably as a result, last five days, shares off 14 1/2%. there was 14 1/2 billion dollars fine against deutsche bank. unclear whether or not it can cover it and as a result, word here on the street many hedge funds are removing their investments from deutsche bank. i want to switch gears talk about cbs and viacom. reports here that cbs and its board of directors did receive a letter requesting that it consider a potential combination of cbs and viacom. we'll have much more on this throughout the trading day. so keep it here. let's get you back to "cavuto." neil: all right. heat continues on the head of wells fargo. maxine waters the latest to grill him right now over t false accounts that were set up for thousands of folks. never the mind, only a few milli

reporter: live on the floor of the new york stock exchange, i'm lori rothman with your fox business briefectations that the fed will not raise interest rates when it meets next week. weaker-than-expected economic data, retail sales and industrial production is kind of locking in wall street fed outlook on rates not going up next week. you see the dow up 142 points. you have technology and energy sector stocks leading the charge today. look at the list of names driving the dow. apple, that is class all its own, up almost 3%, along with intel, chevron, walmart stores. walmart up 1%. apple up today, up nearly 7% on the week. all thanks to stronger than expected iphone 7 sales. that is giving a nice lift to some apple suppliers too. you have cirrus logic hitting all-time high today with gain over 7%. skyworks, broad come, all up on the apple news. back to "coast to coast." neil: welcome back, everybody. apparently we weren't only ones following donald trump's comments before the economic club of new york. so too was peter barnes, but so too someone he just finished talking to. hey, peter. rep

lori rothman, give us the detail on that campaign, please. >> bfree burritos didn't do the trick.. coli virus sickened people in several different states. it's taking out ads in the wall street journal. nine other major newspapers as well as digital ads and luring customers to its website. so, it can in detail explain the safety measures it's taking to protect your food. make sure you, the customer will not be poisoned by what chipotle is putting in its burritos. they're blasting pathogens off chii chiizo. stuart: whatever you say. and controlling the brakes ev. ashley: they're not the bad hackers, but they put the tesla through the hacking test and failed spectacularly. they could open the car, unlike the car without the key fob. adjust the seats and windshield wipers and the big thing is the brakes. bring it to an if you will stop from 12 miles away. the weird thing about this is, you think of tesla such high technology, it's surprising it's so vulnerable to hacking, but they are. these chinese hackers working with tesla to try ap patch up the vulnerability. stuart: is there any