it happened on mcdowell plane. police have not released a motive in this case. the fbi is urging residents in colorado to keep close tabs on their children as the search continues for the murder of 10- year-old jessica ridgeway. disappeared on october fete, sparking a massive -- on october 5, sparking a surge by law enforcement officials beginning >> we are doing everything in our power to apprehend that individual and we are committed to doing everything within our power to keep our community and especially our children, our most precious commodity, safe. >> police received more than 1500 tips in the case. investigators have ruled out just the's family members as -- jessica's family members as potential suspects. in commitment 2012, president obama and mitt romney are gearing up for the second debate. romney greeted more than 3000 supporters in ohio. the republican challenger said he enjoyed asking the president's questions during the first debate that americans wanted answered. >> when he took office, there were 32 million people on foods -- on food stamps. he

floyd palmer is accused of walking into a chapel opening fire killing mcdowell. police raised him inside a mall after a manhunt. he is a former church maintenance man who resigned in august. >> the family research council now facing terror charges. floyd lee korkins the second brought in a bag of chik-fil-a sandwiches and before opening fire he said he didn't like the owner's politics. >>> voters in 23 counties in florida are receiving letters claiming to be from their election supervisor. the letter says voters have to resubmit because they are no longer citizens and could be imprisoned if they try to vote. the mail appears to be an intimidation tactic targeting republicans. >> it's not identifying a person's ethnic background. it's really identifying what appears to be republicans and what is refer to do super republicans and the fact that they vote every election. >> the fbi is now investigating. >>> president obama on "the tonight show"" his third time since taking initiative. the rules are going out the window for halloween. >> she takes healthy eating serio

he was shot just before midnight in the 3800 block of mcdowell lane. baltimore county police have not released the man's name yet. >>> beautiful afternoon. well above that normal for temperatures for a change. take a look at a live shot. this is kent island towards the bay bridge. beautiful shot. ten minutes after sunset. temperatures across town are in the 70s. 72 baltimore. easton 68. frederick 72. in some cases this is 20 degrees warmer than yesterday afternoon. that will change in a big way. showers and storms are working towards the west. that is supposed to move in by tomorrow. nice evening. 65 degrees. clouds on the increase. 62. waking up to limited sunshine. clouds will hold temperatures tomorrow afternoon. there is a big storm towards the west. we'll track the rain and give you the seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you very much. >>> after a come back it almost looked like the ravens were trying to give the game away to the dallas cowboys in the last minute of the game. they took it to the wire until the last second. if daily had not mis

we have dagen mcdowell, moving a few inches away... >> no, not true. >> neil: we have ben stein. >> i'm happy to see dagen. >> neil: the next 30 minut, ou free beo you and welcome to all. ben stein, on the guy i like to call, lord faulroy. >> he's nutty as a fruit cake but he's right, our national debt is so large it is a national security threat and the reason is, one, it makes us look stupid and impott and as if we can't corol our investing and at some poinwill require us to cut or defense spending, we have to pull ourselves together an act like statesmen about it. it has gone on way too long, it is ridiculous. >> neil: dagen, he's trying deflect d, look who is judging us kind of deal and say look at these clns, rig? >> two an extent, but, if we don't heed this warning, i don't know what it will take. because as a nation, i don't think -- i've said all along, i don't think that until americans feel really pain in some way, whether it is significantly gher interest rates or double-digit inflation which we had in the 1970s and 1980s we'll decide to do something about this. i don't know

at those numbers, is it any surprise the world has our number, to ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell and adam lashinsky, dr. payne, great to have you back. >> good to be here. >> the u.s. government is flat bro, but the public isn't broke, that's the shame our average share of the debt that he government wildly throws away and spends like crazy and can't put on your, on any kind of control of, but this is where we are, this is the inflection point, where we are, at the moment of truth where we keep running this up we're asking americans you want the total to be more than that. essentiallwe've become a total welfare country, a total welfare state unless somehow the american public puts their foot down, government won't do it. >> what i don't like about it, it does put it in a darkly human maybe selfish conscious, this is our share, to folks abroad. >> just to folks abroad. but two-thirds of our debt is held by. >> we owe ourselves. you figure you owet yourself -- well, i'm not going to say it. this i have to pay. >> and what you have to pay back. goodpoint, but in order to fix it peop

the cat had a red clarp with hearts and her name dixie on it taken from north mcdowell boulevard in petaluma, california. >> i don't know how you steel someone's cat and, now is it your pet? you steal someone's pet and now use it as your own? what about pca and adopt a cat, if you want. there's thousands of them. >> what a jerk! >>> election season it into full force. you can't turn on the television without seeing an attack ad from some candidate. >> i wish that more candidates had ads like this one. this is -- joe langley. >> hi. i'm joe langley. a candidate for north carolina house of representatives district number 53 for the county. i want to tell you quickly about myself, and what i want to do, and i know how valuable your time is, so i'm going to talk really fast. i love this. here's where i live outside of ap drew. this house has been in our family over 150 years. >> plowing through his district and wants to point out that he has roots in this area. >> here's where i go to church, where i'm an usher and on the finance committee. >> this is way better than the ads on tv. i'd rather se

mitt romney will be in dagen mcdowell's home state. we're back with more coverage.he dow up 50 points and wayne rogers still to come on markets now. dagen: from alabama or originally and the winner -- ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you turn an entrepreneur's dream... ♪ into a scooter that talks to the cloud? ♪ or make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ how do you help doctors turn billions of bytes of shared information... ♪ into a fifth anniversary of remission? ♪ or turn 30-million artifacts... ♪ into a high-tech mastpiece? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. connell: more to come on the jobs report. wayne rogers will talk about the drop in the unemployment rate below 8%. apple remembering steve jobs one year after his death and open for business in this city of cleveland. liz claman is there with the story of one company developing big returns for its shareholders. dagen: stocks now as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides has news on starbucks today. nicole: i am at the starbuck

dagen: i am dagen mcdowell. vice-presidential candidates that led out in prime-time. neil cavuto and lou dobbs this hour. both with their own opinions. connell: the defense secretary on the bank cyberattacks. says it is a free 9/11 moment. dagen: a penny more for a scam. this is no answer to the debt problems at the u.s. postal service. connell: i don't know the answer to that. money and politics. a lot to do on friday but we begin with nicole petallides every 15 minutes at the exchange. j. p. morgan and wells fargo in focus. nicole: i want to focus on j. p. morgan -- jpmorgan. we heard a lot from jamie dimon on a conference call and that is why we see a down arrow. a cautionary tone going forward. jpmorgan had a great quarter. both companies, wells fargo missed on the numbers but when you are looking at the two of them both have one thing in common and that is as you see recovery in housing j.p. -- jpmorgan said their mortgage lending has been higher. lower interest rates helped that a long and wells fargo is the largest home lender and talked about banking jumped as

. >> melissa mcdowell and her family started their business in march. >> we were ready to just go, go, go, and a freak accident on the bay. >> an accident that left two large holes torn into the boat's hull, making it impossible to sail. she had bookings guaranteed through november. now, everything is on hold. >> i made a lot of calls this morning, told some of my customers the disappointing news. >> running the vessel since 1990. >> the captain towed the boat in for repair and says the accident could have been avoided. >> the buoy marks the rock, and they went inside and basically a navigational error. >> according to melissa the neptune's captain has almost 20 years of nautical experience under his belt and immediately ruled out drugs and alcohol. >> the crew is tested wind two -- within two hours. >> pet ya officer says an official investigation is underway but boating accidents in the bay happen all the time. >> they happen to the most season maritime veterans and people going out in a kayak. >> the neptune will sail again and will take six to eight weeks to repair, making it read

. >> melissa mcdowell and her family started their business in march. >> we were ready to just go, go, go, and a freak accident on the bay. >> an accident that left two large holes torn into the boat's hull, making it impossible to sail. she had bookings guaranteed through november. now, everything is on hold. >> i made a lot of calls this morning, told some of my customers the disappointing news. >> running the vessel since 1990. >> the captain towed the boat in for repair and says the accident could have been avoided. >> the buoy marks thed and they went inside and basically a navigational error. >> according to melissa the neptune's captain has almost 20 years of nautical experience under his belt and immediately ruled out drugs and alcohol. >> the crew is tested wind two -- within two hours. >> pet ya officer says an official investigation is underway but boating accidents in the bay happen all the time. >> they happen to the most season maritime veterans and people going out in a kayak. >> the neptune will sail again and will take six to eight weeks to repair, making it ready jus

they say the mcdowells family of washington will make a $500 donation to the fire department. >> a gooding to that. if you have a story for seven on your side, we want to hear from you. the number to call is on your screen, or you can send an e- mail. >> some recall news to tell you about tonight -- a recall of classic wooden highchairs because the seats come loose and cause children to fallout. the company has received reports of 58 seats coming with. nine children have fallen and suffered bumps bruises and in one case, a concussion. we have a list of the models at wjla.com. toyota is recalling nearly 7.5 million vehicles because of a faulty power windows which that could catch fire. this affects about a dozen models including highlander, corolla, and rav4. a status which might feel sticky or difficult to move. no injuries have been reported. you can see list of the vehicles impacted at wjla.com. >> not a recall, but a warning that your call could have a counterfeit air bags. more than a quarter million cars are susceptible to have their air bags replaced with fakes. in crash tests, th

dagen: dagen mcdowell. connell: connell mcshane. stock trading for the first time this week.theast beginning to pick up after hurricane

. >> melissa mcdowell and her family started their business wine tasting on the bay in march. >> we were ready to just go go, go and a fluke accident out on the bay. >> an accident that left two large holes torn into the boat's hull make it impossible to sail. she had bookings guaranteed through november. now everything is on hold. >> i made a lot of calls this morning and told my customers the disappointing news. >> i've been running the boat since 1990. >> the captain towed the boat in for repair. he said the accident that grounded the tip tune, could have been avoided. >> they hit the rock. went inside and hit a navigational error. >> the neptune captain has almost 20 years of nautical experience under his belt. she immediately ruled out drugs and alcohol. >> the crew was tested within two hours on the alcohol test and we do drug testing. >> petty officer pamela said an official investigation is underway but boating accidents in the bay happen all the time. >> they happen to the most seasoned maritime veterans and they happen to people just going out for the day in a kayak. >> the nep

a man was shot just before midnight in the 3800 block of mcdowell lane on friday. he later died at shock trauma. police have released no motive for the case. another marylander has been with fungal meningitis from a contaminated steroid injection. far, 198 people in 13 states have gotten sick and 15 have died, including one person right here in maryland. the latest round in the battle between baltimore comptroller joan pratt and mayor stephanie rawlings-blake has pratt suing the mayor to block the new phone system. speaking to the "baltimore sun," officials from the mayor's office say the disagreement is wasteful. >> more than 27,000 runner from 24 countries met the challenge of the tough course at the baltimore running festival. stephen muange shaved two of his running time from last year. meanwhile, tesfaye -- accordingo officials, both will take home a prize of $25,000. >> the elite runner were already at mile 16. no matter how many times you've seen them run, you are always amazed at how fast someone could for 26 miles. it's amazing. i've done this marathon in

charles: i had the same debate with dagen mcdowell and connell mcshane. it will continue.

connell: words by dagen mcdowell this morning. bank of america squeaking by. sports city still reeling from a management shakeup. dagen: we could have a tight in the race for the white house. a president romney would be working with vice president joe biden. and dogs and cats are in hellmac just waiting. connell: how is your cholesterol? ♪ connell: markets now. heading back to the cold. nicole: taking a look at bk. not too far off from one year highs as well. let take a look at bank of new york mellon has a comment with their numbers. fees really helped the bank along here. they reported an 11% rise in their third-quarter earnings. they did beat analyst expectations. the climate has been tough. they did see the profit margin pension by historically low interest rates. that is something they have noted. certainly a great day for bank of banc of new york mellon. dagen: you have citigroup in the middle of an executive shakeup. what is going on with the financials? hey, anton. great to see you. let's start with bank of america. if you look at their business, in te

dagen: i am dagen mcdowell. connell: i am connell mcshane.ill he say about the spike. dagen: mitt romney. what he has to do right now to stay ahead. connell: we have an arraignment for the terrorist suspect. we also have information on the target he really wanted to go after. dagen: top of the hour. stocks

dagen: i am dagen mcdowell. in this opportunity for mitt romney and last night's debate. connell: look at the stock market today. it has been in a tailspin. a bad outlook on the economy. dagen: a bad apple? maybe, maybe not. why the tech giant is pushing ahead with the ipod mini. connell: let's start with the mass of the markets. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. it is ugly down there. nicole: it is indeed. we sell we were breaking key support levels on the dow and s&p. some technical analyst jumping in right away. when i was talking with mark newman, he was looking and saying that the parish trades pull us to the downside for these major averages. on the s&p 500 he was looking at 13,090. talking about the three names that reported without that united technologies and also dupont. you can see these names coming out and not looking too good. as we see these big names coming out, they are giving forecasts. a lot of these s&p 500 companies are giving forecasts and when they have to lower the expectations. whether it is at the top and or bottom an

in the meantime, we have dagen mcdowell and connell mcshane taking it from here. have breaking news where we are right now as hurricane sandy

i am dagen mcdowell appeared enough to ruin your weekend. sandy barreling towards the east coast. a storm like we ve never seen before. some predicting damages will top the $1 billion mark. resident obama and mitt romney storming the campaign trail raising a billion dollars a piece. how is that possible in such a lousy economy? we talk strategy and how they may spend that money, the remainder of it with monica crowley. apple's disappointment. the ceo blaming the rumor mill for killing ipad sales. could this man be our next treasury secretary? stanford professor john taylor on how to balance our nation's books. the economy in the third quarter growing just slightly better than expected, arriving at a 2% annual rate. that was up from second-quarter growth from 1.3%. how are investors reacting to that? stocks now and every 15 minutes. nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. nicole: good morning, everybody. when you look more closely into the number and then maybe people have been doing exactly that and that is why we have a negative number here on wall street for the dow jo

i am dagen mcdowell. connell: i am connell mcshane. dow jones reporting one state did not report. dagen: student candidate for vice president waiting to face off. we cannot wait. who will screw up first? connell: sprint. stocks soaring today. dagen: stocks now and every 15 minutes. nicole petallides. nicole: we will take a closer look at sprint and metro pcs. sprint is jumping. we are watching at the stock right now. you can see it jumping. the bank in japan is in talks to buy a majority stake. the deal is worth more than $12.8 billion. you are seeing sprint jumping on the other hand. we are also thinking about metro pcs. there were some hopes that sprint would step in and make a counter bid. now, that has been put on hold and metro pcs is selling off. dagen: thank you. connell: the number of americans last week.employment aid down 339,000. lowest level in nearly four years. one large state did not report some of its numbers. dagen: peter barnes has the latest. peter: like the jobs report last friday, we have another positive jobs numbers just before election day. it also may be f

mcdowell and mcshane, you know, everyone is investing in ireland. know why, because the capital is always dublin. connell: we have to take a quick break right now mayor bloomberg just walked up to the podium. this is a city office of emergency management headquarters. here is their wilbert. -- here is mayor bloomberg. >> let the record show. good morning and we are joined here today by senator charles schumer and christine quinn and our city commissioners. i want to once again thank linda for her signing. let me begin today by updating everybody on current weather conditions and what we can expect from hurricane sandy over the next few days. we continue to remain in touch with governor cuomo and state officials in response of the storm. i am also announcing that we have awarded city public schools to remain closed tomorrow. there is no chance that mass transit will be back in time to serve people and we are always worried about cleanup even though the storm should lessen as we get into tuesday. sandy will make landfall just south of atlantic city th

dagen: i am dagen mcdowell. connell: and i am connell mcshane. dagen: lawmakers doing nothing, it is costing you money. is washington responsible for this selloff on wall street? we asked a former senator. connell: what the white house knew about the terrorist attack in libya that took four lives. dagen: stocks now and every 15 minutes. nicole petallides with a bit of a reversal from yesterday. nicole: a little bit of a relief rally. numbers and earnings. things seem to be much better today than what we heard on friday, monday and tuesday. today you have gotten some decent news. we are seeing the market trying to make a comeback. after two of the last three days have been selling on wall street with more than a 200 drop. today, you have of arrows. there is a look at the dow which is up one third of 1%. boeing came out with numbers, bank of america, financials making a comeback. this is the environment slightly to the upside. back to you. connell: fed chairman bernanke will not be seeking a third round. at this point, the writing seems to be on th

dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell. new results from last week's debate, a historic number of americans think mitt romney outdualed the president. connell: california's governor changing seasons, bringing in the winter blend to help bring down skyrocketing gas prices. dagen: why some lawmakers are calling this chinese technology giant a threat to national security. connell: we will have all those stories but let's check on stocks now, as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides. nicole: i'm taking a look at the major averages, the dow nasdaq and s&p all pulling back a little bit. the dow jones industrial average down about 1/4 of 1%. we're also seeing the nasdaq and the s&p down even more than that. the tech heavy nasdaq down more than a half of 1%. on a day where the vix, the fear index is one of the few up arrows on the big board. i'm seeing retailers, drugs, bank stocks, all of those indexes do have down arrows today as we kick it off. don't forget last week was a winning week on wall street. talking about looking a

dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell. connell: i'm connell mcshane. there are new warnings today about hackers attacking our nation's biggest banks. dagen: the latest pew poll gives mitt romney the edge in the race for the white house. bret baier is here to talk all about it. connell: another election game changer potentially. it could come out of the middle east. nato saying it is ready to help turkey defend itself from syria. big story for oil trading. and helima croft just back from turkey with the first word on what this means. dagen: top of the hour, stocks now and every 15 minutes. nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange on why we're seeing a sell off. nicole: we really are seeing a sell off. the dollar has accelerated here. we are seeing the markets selling off some. don't forget last week was our first winning week in three. dow jones industrials right now selling off about 1/2% ahead of earnings season which will kick off here. we are seeing banks, drugs, retailers, the transports are also lower. i'm using the major averages. of cour

dagen: dagen mcdowell. note to congress, get this fixed. more than 80 large u.s. companies putting the pressure on lawmakers to reduce the federal debt. connell: and how about this, don't care who is president so says peter fisher who only want urgency. keep us away from the fiscal cliff. dagen: buckle up and bundle up. old man winter with a monster of a perfect storm threatening to shut down businesses. what do you call it? it is going to be ugly. connell: you combine all of these things. top of the hour, more on that, every 15 minutes with nicole petallides at the stock of the new york stock exchange. nicole: i went ice skating last night. some movers on wall street, the dow up 32 points. take a look at zynga. today is a great day for zynga, although it cooled off and hit a new low yesterday, the real winners on the street, see them higher by over 10%. wynn resorts coming out with numbers expansion in, the numbers are improving year over year, but the growth is slowing. wal-mart is a winner being added. and by a jedi dec biogen idec. selling friday was a big sun

connell: tony, this is dagen mcdowell. you know when they will clear the bridge to get that moving? >> i spoke with the ceo of long island power authority. their focus is going to be in the next day or two on getting the hospitals and nursing homes established and clearing the major arteries of power lines. we will not be able to get into the neighborhoods that are affected. there are dozens of neighborhoods throughout the south shore until they are able to turn off the power and work on once. several days before residents should expect to see power. they are focusing on the other institutions first. dagen: tony, thank you. >> thank you very much. connell: new york city rescue workers still dealing with this. taking a live look at the crane on 57th street in the heart of manhattan. an astonishing, horribly awful sight as it collapsed yesterday. again, how will they deal with that as it still hangs precariously in the air speech. dagen: we will talk about how the airlines are doing right now. how to get the plane off the ground. tens of thousands of flights have been canceled as a re

greg mcdowell his name. palmer once worked at the church which is one of the biggest in the country and led by well-known founder, the reverend creflo dollar. reverend dollar was not at the church when the shooting was took place. court records show palmer was institutionalized years ago. we'll keep up to date. jon: rick folbaum in the newsroom, thanks. jenna: we're turning back to politics. we're taking a live look at governor romney in just a moment here. he is speaking at a rally in cincinnati. both candidates know how important ohio is this year. they need every vote they can get. 200,000 students living in the battleground state making them a very key voting bloc. "real clear politics" pole average in ohio, shows president obama leading by just a few points there, very close. 18 electoral votes in ohio up for grabs. without winning either, if either candidate doesn't win they both have a very uneasy path to victory. so it is crucial for both candidates. steve brown live on the campus of ohio with that v

palmer allegedly killed gregg mcdowell inside world changers church in georgia then he took off.esigned in august. >> the gift that keeps on giving. joe biden making another gaffe on the campaign trail. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a guy who running all the ads here in iowa he is going to get tough on china. i have the great privilege privilege being in the state, it's my 25th event but i've been all over the state. >> iowa, ohio, he is not familiar with the state as you might think. he was in another state ohio, not iowa. >> steve: was he in ohio or iowa 25 times? >> brian: the president pulled an all-nighter with finals coming up. >> brand-new video of the president arriving in tampa where he'll make a final push for voters. he just took a "redeye" and ed henry is live in florida. let's see if he is blurry-eyed ready to tell us what is up. >> reporter: i think i'm in florida, i don't remember. president yesterday was in iowa and colorado and then nevada. he was joining becoming the fact if you are not going to get any sleep you might as well be in vegas. katie perry among t

do you feel any pressure to be more conservative than commissioner mcdowell, and do you consult with one another about a team approach on the issues? >> guest: i don't feel any pressure one way or the other. i can tell you we've never had any conversation like that, nor have i had a similar conversation about small p politics with any of my colleagues. it's remarkable how well we work together. the vast majority of our work is done on a bipartisan, consensus basis, and when we do have concerns, tease are issues where reasonable people can disagree, and we approach the disagreement in that way. and so i've been very fortunate to have four colleagues who are blessed with both a deep understanding of communications issues and with a collegial manner, because that makes my work at the commission that much easier. >> host: ajit pai is the newest republican commissioner on the federal communications commission. eliza krigman is with "politico." thank you both for being on "the communicators." >> guest: thank you very much for having me. >> thanks so much. >> let me just say, i think we can

do you feel any pressure to be more conservative than commissioner mcdowell, and do you consult with one another about a team approach on the issues? >> guest: i don't feel any pressure -- [laughter] one way or the other. i can tell you we've never had any conversation like that, nor have i had a similar conversation about small p politics with any of my colleagues. the vast majority of our work is done on a bipartisan consensus basis, and when we do have concerns, these are issues where reasonable people can disagree, and we approach, you know, the disagreement in that way. and so i've been very fortunate to have four colleagues who are blessed with both deep understanding of communications issues and with a collegial manner because that makes my work at the commission that much easier. >> host: ajit pi is the newest republican commissioner on the federal communications commission. eliza krigman is with "politico." thank you both for being on "the communicators." >> guest: thank you very much for having me. >> thanks so much. >> let me just say i think we could sum up, it's a very t