market -- martha stuart in d.c. announce a revised partnership than they used to be enemies. >> the whole thing martha of verse says j.c. penney verses may see it was a three-way battle but now look at that. martha stuart and the j.c. penney once again. it was down eight-point to 5% but martha stuart living will now be working with j.c. penney's with window treatments, lighting, holiday celebrations, rugs, the stock is in moving much after hours but in the meantime it was under scrutiny because you had one company at imperial that said it should be dropped down at $1 because they have been working with bankruptcy people i am not sure if that is true but imperial capital over the of rating to down at $1 so that pushed the stock lower but we will watch that tomorrow. david: let's get to the stock of the hour netflix is soaring with it is already a 6% on the day that is on top of the initial gain denis is also still with us in the newsroom. these numbers are spectacular. the international numbers that liz pointed out th

jcpenney also gave up the 17% stake in martha stuart's company. adam: apple has announced the new mavericks operating system will be free on mac computers for users. that is good for the faithful users. 70% year over date. >> this is a stock if you are in the market, you know chesapeake. july 2000 through 2008, $65 stock. a peer juggernaut. they ran into serious problems offering more or less left. probably forced that. and all the sudden coming on up a loss today, downgraded by capital one. using any kind of valuation metrics you want. the peg ratio 0.3. they are changing their focus because nat gas has a tight range looking more into liquid. focusing specifically on liquids where the big money is. lori: is it safe to say any of these energy place exploration place may be good given the climate with so much potential? >> it depends. i liked them a lot, i love where they are, i love the position. my favorite coming into the year was confidential resources but it made a big move, so we cashed out of that. this is maybe more volatile, but the last f

dagen: i had no trouble with them going after martha stuart.dence and it was like law and order. it was the worst behavior ever. charlie: she went to trial about she lied to investigations looking at if her sales per insider trading. she settled that case without admitting wrongdoing. in criminal case about lying. the lies were so stupid. they were so dumb how can you do that and not go to jail? you are a ceo he had to put up public statements every day. they have be truthful. hold these guys with higher standard. dagen: it was great to see you. thank you, charlie. elizabeth, wa and was great to e you. connell: so sweet. where are we? still got your e-mails. jason weisberg on the floor of the new york stock exchange, he joins us. did you enjoy that discussion? charlie in rare form. what are you looking at? jason: not as colorful as they are up there. we are in such a strong bull market. in the 20 years i have been in the business i have never seen people hate such a bull market. they want the market to go down, they can't do it no matter what t

or not she is planning to take back the helm of martha stuart living.atest in the fox business ductwork, giving you the power to prosper. tracy: welcome back. negotiations are stalled down there, but as a country prepares for possible default, one city already in the midst of its own financial crisis. detroit filed for bankruptcy in mid july. the first of a number of hearings to determine eligibility for chapter 9. joining us now, senior fellow at the manhattan institute. interesting need to prove his eligibility because detroit thinks it is eligible but according to certain bankruptcy laws, maybe not so much. >> the reason you have the hurdles the city has to leap over hard to qualify is the junk filings. in case of detroit, extremely desperate condition, it is probably not. he had to prove you are insolvent, none of them have proved it is insolvent. detroit has a short made some sort of effort to reach an agreement outside of bankruptcy court before it filed for bankruptcy. to the extent there is any dispute it will focus on that. tracy: i thought one

see the persecution and prosecution of martha stuart in the meltdown a decade ago while missing the realf. but cuban fought back and he won. five is about a case $750,000 avoided losses taking four hours for the federal jury in dallas to toss the case and acquit mark cuban. yesterday he told reporters "the sec regulates through litigation, and that's its own problem. this is a horrific example of how the government does work. cuban says he's glad he could afford to stand up to the sec. so am i behead tweet me. did they target him because of his celebrity? your turn to weigh in. cheryl: he had big reasons to smile. that went on for years. dennis: five years. coming up on "fox business," and exclusive. they have mark cuban's lead defense counsel. cheryl: that will be a great interview. coming up on the show, shining a light on the solar industry. we will be making some money with charles payne. dennis: facebook loosening the reins on its teen users. advocates could give the latest move a thumbs down. details ahead in my media minutes. here's how they are faring against the u.s. dollar. whe

how can we not lie to the government, like martha stuart.the investigation. the fbi says no. and the fbi asked her a question, she lies. what's the ultimate outcome? she goes to jail and the fbi agency is on the job. how is it that the president can blatantly lie to us, but if the citizen lies, the citizen goes to jail. stuart: i can't explain why, but i think the end point may be that the president loses his political credibility and that the establishment media turns against him. >> and they have begun to do so. if you look at "the washington post" in the past two days, they are aggressively pursuing this. stuart: this story of 10 million people from nbc, the cheerleaders of obama. >> the use of the word "period" implies what i told you is absolutely certain, take it to the bank. stuart: real fast, i've got to talk about the virginia gubernatorial he ooh-- election. the democrat has 40% and the republican has 35% and a libertarian has 10%. >> yes e i blame you for the mccollough victory because the libertarians are splitting the vote on th

martha: it may move around a bit as this deal works its way, if there is one throughout the course of the capitol hill today. stuart, thank you so much. we will see you later. >> thanks, martha. bill: right now apparently our credit rating is perfect with fitch. aaa is as perfect as any country can get in this world. that rate allows the u.s. to secure loans at lower interest rates. after august 2011 debt matter, s&p downgraded america to a aa-plus, the same grade fitch could throw us to now. before that time the u.s. held a aaa rating for 70 straight years. martha: yep, s&p downgraded it though. we're lower than the u.k., lower than australia on that credit rating. what do you think about all this? what do you think about whether or not there's still time to make a last-minute deal here today? will the president and congress not be able to come to any agreement which is still a possibility out there, it is a strong one. send us a tweet @marthamaccallum. tell us what you think @billhemmer. we're looking at tweets all throughout the show. what you think about everything we're talking about. love it when you weigh in

martha: i got to go, stuart, just very quickly. if we get an extension deal during which period we're supposed to kind of work this hard in terms of deficit reduction perhaps, what will the market think about that, do you think. >> probably very favorable. although it kicks the can down the road, it relieves the immediate problem, the market, i don't know for sure, but probably will go up. martha: all we do is kick the can down the road to the next time and next time and time after that. we'll see you later as well. bill: so some illegal immigrants were okay, but the world war ii veterans not okay. outrage after an immigration rally hit the national mall while american vets were shut out a week ago. we'll talk to a man, a filmmaker who was there to see it all. we'll ask him what transpired. martha: rollout for obamacare could get a whole lot rougher. as you know the irs will very involved in health care and they will start enforcing 47 different provisions they are now in charge of overseeing. how will that go? the women in charge

martha: one, two, three, four, i'll help you. stuart, thank you, see you later. bill: despite the shutdown, uncle sam wants your moolah. today is last year to file the tax return if you took a six-month extension. irs said many of the 12 million who asked for time still have not filed. if you are owed a refund you will not get that until the shutdown is over. very important question you had for stuart. house republicans are meeting right now in the capitol building. you don't know which way this will go. are they going to accept the deal, whatever the deal is or reject it out of hand? that will really propel events over the day. martha: folks are dug in on that front. we'll keep you posted how that develops this morning. this fox news alert for you. a massive rescue operation is underway after a major earthquake rocked the philippines. 7.2 magnitude quake toppled many buildings and reduced them to rubble. roads were destroyed making rescue operations very difficulty hour. 93 are confirmed dead but we're told the number is expected to rise. >> we'll watch that. an

. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ martha: all right. so you heard stuart show. he called this the thank you rally. the that you in the negotiations perhaps rally. as we await for gop leadership newser. that will happen at 11, the top of the hour. you don't want to miss that. that will give you a view what the news will be when they walk over to the pennsylvania avenue and knock on the door to the white house. bill: hundred of thousands of furloughed workers may get two paychecks. how does that work? william la jeunesse is live in l.a. on this. what is going on here, william? >> reporter: well you know, already a third of the new unemployment claims filed in new mexico came from federal workers. there are two big problems, bill, number one. state unemployment funds are depleted. there is no extra money. secondly those who do file will get paid twice for work they never did. here's why. congress already said federal workers will get paid for their furloughed time or time off. so taxpayers will pay them twice. once in back pay. and once in unemployment. >> so

martha: it could cost us a billion dollars. stuart varney spells out the disaster that's not being talked about so much. stuart join us now. good morning to you, sir. this is -- you go through the link of how these things connect. you are taking a look at the not for profit exchanges and they are having a tough time. >> it's the non-profit health insurers, set up by obama-care, given loans by the government to go out there and compete for insurance. they are going bust. 9, accord together "washington post" are struggling. here is why. they rely on customers being funneled to of them through the exchanges but the customers are not showing up. they don't have any customers. they have been set up, they don't have any customers. the result is $1 billion worth of loans could be in defail. that's a hit to the taxpayer. but maybe worse yet, the people who have medical insurance through these nonprofits will be left without insurance. they will be left holding the bag, holding the bill for their medical treatment. bill: just because so many o

martha: very interesting. we'll see where it goes. stuart, see you later. bill: we just realized this a moment ago, the front page of healthcare.gov is different. this was the look for three weeks a young woman, smiling face. she has now been replaced screen right with handy icons showing all the different ways you sign up. no word why the change. she is no longer the face of healthcare.gov. martha: saw her every day. you think she didn't want to be on the front anymore? she said, hey guys, i am not sure i want i want i want to bed with this particular website? if you're out there, we like to hear from you. what is your story? come on over. bill: fox news alert on this the white house on damage control again. the president now saying he did not know that the u.s. was secretly spying on dozens of word leaders including the cell phone of the leader of germany. wendell goler is the a the white house now live. did the president not know, wendell? what explains that? >> reporter: folks here won't say exactly how much the president knew but a german newspaper rep

martha: big implications on the hiring side clearly on that. also on the personal side, stuart, people are finding out, we'll have a woman later on the show who used to pay $200 a month for her policy. now she will pay $400 a month. obviously that is list desposable income in people's pockets that makes a difference. >> we have same thing on "varney & company." we asked people to send us their stories. the overwhelming majority, people are at least doubling their payments. some of the payments they have to make, they have gone out of sight. that is money sucked out of consumers wallets. a big deal. martha: white house says some of the people will get subsidies, they don't realize it yet. we'll see if that turns out to be the case. stuart, thank you. see you later. bill: when the president was in boston changing his tune, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius was finishing her testimony on the hill under fire taking responsibility for this obamacare rollout. here is part of what happened during those hours. >> i'm as frustrated and aigry as anyone with the flawed

martha: the president is warning the lawmakers not to play game's over our debt. let's talk to stuart varney about that on the fox business network. what do you think about this issue of potentially paying the interest on the debt and not the underlying bills first. >> that's called prioritization. you play favorites with who you pay off first. you pay the interest on the debt first. if you do that you avoid technical default. you do not default if you are paying interest on your debt. all these top bankers that held a meeting with president obama and top republicans said this prioritization pay the interest first, that will not work. you go past the deadline with no deal, interest rates will go up, stock market prices will go down and the economy will take a very big hit. they are saying prioritization, paying interest first, it won't work. that's what they say. but look at the timetable. between october 17 and november 15 we have to pay $36 billion in interest and we have to pay $50 billion out in medicare, social security and military pay. we have enough money coming in in fox rece

stuart. see you at 9:20 on the fox business network. thank you, my friend. martha. martha: are these new demands from the democrats too much? tell us what you think. send us a tweet @marthamaccallum or @billhemmer. tennessee senator bock corker is one of the republicans most eager to make a deal. you saw him with chris wallace over the weekend. we'll talk to him today what is being called a really crucial day for today. a lot of high hopes. bill: the senate already rejecting a plan brought by republican senator susan collins from maine that could have ended this whole mess. even though it did not fly, senator collins said it's a good first step. >> i certainly didn't expect the plan developinged my colleagues is anything set in stone. we continue to work and modify it and broaden support. but i wouldn't be surprised if elements of it form the basis for the compromise that finally brings this impasse to an end. bill: looks lonely in that big hall, doesn't it? her plan would have funded the government for six months, extended the debt limit through january of next yea