connell mcshane has that story and more in tonight's 'fox means business' report. we've now got seven states with an average price below two bucks a gallon. stocks continuing to surge in october. the dow up another 157 points. and get this... the s and p 500 moving back into the green for handing out some pink slips. the automaker laying off 500 workers at a factory in michigan that makes sub-compact cars. sales are down for the smaller vehicles, with more people getting behind the wheels of pick-up trucks and suv-s. and a 75-million dollar birthday present for an iconic las vegas hotel. caesars palace turning 50 next year, and getting a major renovation to its original roman tower building, which has nearly 600 rooms. guests will be able to check into the new digs on january first. that's business. i'm connell mc-shane. larry>> a local catholic school is the beneficiary of a contest at a local retail outlet. employees at sioux city's best buy store placed second in a competition recently... winning a 10- thousand dollar donation to a group of their choice. today..

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fox business connell mcshane with me with more. connell, what's your prediction?, i don't know about that, i think i'm a little biased growing up around this area and happy to see the mets in the series like many people in new york. the cubs haven't won a world series championship since 1908. so this series really set up when it begins tomorrow night to be a lot of fun. the american league, they'll start the championship series in kansas city. the other thing is from a business perspective, which is obviously one we care about at the fox business network. baseball is set up very well. the network executives, television network executives, major league baseball executives have to be very happy with the wait postseason is going so far. turner, tbs is carrying the national league championship series, that should get better, new york and chicago, two of the bigger media markets in the country of course and the fact the cubs haven't won so long and mets haven't won since 86. interesting matchup. and our friends at fox sports are carrying the american league championshi

i'm connell mcshane back with your fox business brief.do have some earnings to go after the bell. chipolte mexican grill, out with its earnings along with yahoo!. one thing about chipolte, i can't take myself seriously with this stupid thing. opening up a bunch of stores, 200 plus stores. they have been moving. see if the stock reacts with earnings after the bell. there is chipolte's stock report. the force be with you as well. yahoo! is the other one. the big thing with yahoo!, alibaba spin-off. get into the details here. the idea what will marisa mayer say about a bunch of people have left. we'll look at the stock of yahoo!. there is alibaba. "after the bell" program, marisa mayer will be reporting earnings. we'll see what she says on the conference call. after the belle will be covering the after-the-bell earnings with melissa francis and david asman. back in a moment. neil: by almost all accounts builders are happy, banks are happy, mortgage lenders are happy, because business is booming we are told but for how long? housing expert ja

they have not made a trip to world series in 70 years, a conflicted connel mcshane is out there, you mets fan. >> reporter: truth be told, disclaimer, i am a mets fan. i have been rooting for this team for a long time they have not won since 1986. that pails in comparison to poor chicago fans not winning since 1908, that illustrates bigger picture that business, of baseball is really booming here tonight it will boom out in kansas city with american league championship series, we were inside citi field, they are getting ready for the series. cubs getting a work out, and mets taking day off. this is a no-lose situation for baseball, you had new york, los angeles, chicago, 3 biggest media markets, mets win so new york and chicago are left. and how much demand to see this. >> ticket prices, on secondary market, $800 for games 1 and 2. for game 6 and 7 as well, to chicago, they have not won in so long, they have a smaller stadium wrigley field, $1200 plus, to stub hub they were going for 10 grand, it will be crazy, great for the game, great for tv networks. turner has this on tbs, our fr

you know, connell mcshane, i said, no. what do you think? >> yes.te to say it, i'm going to sound like jeb bush right now, i hate to sound like low-energy jeb, they are really large on these polls. public polls measuring likely republican voters. they are all over the place. there are some trends that you can pick up. he is losing some steam. there is no dow about it. neil: how do your money guys feel about that? suffered very rude pulling. now it looks like the nonestablishment vote is now, at least according to the trend, not to scientific, these things. then carson. the rubber meets the road with donald trump if he spends his money. i do not know what the timing would be. showing his creativity. >> he promises much in his interview. stuff will come out, paraphrasing here. it will intrigue you. >> i have seen some of it. if you want to talk about stuff, the guy played in new york city real estate for his entire career. more phony and that business then there is hair on my sizable harry had. they messed up on donald. everyone of them. they have not

dr charlotte mcshane is a mechanical engineer. tonight what she learnt about tornados. phil torres. i'm phil torres. 'm an entomologist. that's hour team, nout let's do some science. >>> hey, guys, welcome to "techknow", joined by dr ross shimabuku, and lindsay moran. microscopic things have been making news. viruses. take ebola - it caught america offguard. in some places we overreacted and in other places we doesn't do enough. >> there's a lot of scare around ebola, because we don't know much about it, compared to measles. which is also a hot topic. >> when we think of diseases we tend to think of containment. how do we contain them. i had an opportunity to meet a small group of scientists who are seeking out the pathogens in order to understand it. it might surprise people that metropolis. that's good reason for that. let's have a look. >> reporter: we are all vulnerable to the tiny viruses. >> microscopic agents causing big diseases. >> reporter: these infectious agents know now boundaries and in today's hyper connective world, they can move fast. like others, like small pox are

i had no idea how much money was on the line. >> ask mcshane how much he lost. melissa: another story that caught my attention, the justice department will grant release of 6,000 prisoners incarcerated on drug charges. 6,000 criminals. it sounds like a lot but i guess in the grand seem of percentages it is really not that much. >> these are not drug dealers. these are not people who gave drugs to children. these are people who used recreational drugs themselves and got caught. the justice department is doing the right thing by releases them. releasing them at the tail end of their sentences. so someone due -- >> say that as libertarian though. following the letter of the law. >> i also say it as a former judge, and this is me speaking now, loathed having to send people to jail for longer than they deserved because the state forced the judge to do that, because of draconian sentencing laws. you're talking about a guy who gets caught with enough marijuana for himself and his spouse in his home or his car. not distributing it. not giving it to children. didn't caus

connell mcshane on what is ailing retail. connell: it is a real mess for walmart. no doubt about it. looking at flat sales growth. it is blaming a strong dollar. cutting into revenue out walmart. $15 billion. you look out further than that. the earnings will not be so great. analysts have been projecting that far out. looking at earnings to go up. that obviously is not good. walmarts costs are going up. raising wages. going up to $10 an hour. that will raise your costs certainly. a billion dollars added on to cost. lower sales. there is no doubt about that. looking at the worst day. the lowest point, neil, we can always talk about that later. may of 2012. neil: and look forward to hearing more. bumping a lot of other retail stocks. this could be an indictment of the economic recovery. a matter of how may times he has said it. listen. >> billionaire friends. a hell of a lot more in taxes today. taxes in the future that they are playing today. >> the republican party. neil: you can call them carnival barker all you want. he is barking up the right tree. by the likes

connell mcshane with more on that. now it is getting serious. >> we thought it might, we were speculating whether government officials should get involved. eric schneiderman sent a letter to the draftkings ceo who was on with maria bart roam on this morning. what schneiderman wants to know who are the employees that are coding, setting up the website that have the data on the fantasy football players that are used and what are the rules that surround the employees? around to play on another site as was accused on the case that is big news, alout to win money. he's given them until the 15th of october to give answers. mr. robin speaking to maria bartiromo about the case of this guy ethan haskell, the guy in the news the last couple of days, supposedly trading or playing with proprietary information, shouldn't have been public, maybe he had an advantage, or maybe not. here's what robbins had to say to maria. >> we have done everything to investigate the incident and have clearly found evidence that we pulled records when

>> connell mcshane wants to weigh in your old compatriot. >> mcshane was at the wedding. >> i'm gladared that out. i thought you had her in new jersey for a moment. she's working radio, too. >> i want the floor. i'm working for fox news headlines, it's going to be a fantastic operation that's starting on monday, listeners will hear the latest news, entertainment, what's trending reports. neil: i understand, big thing, you're a corporate tool, i understand. >> what. neil: wait, i'm asking to you explain, and i'm very excited about the radio thing, very excited, and for you. did you know you were going to do this when you up and left me in this show with a week or two to go? >> i had no idea. neil: really? >> i don't believe that. neil: me neither. connell, do you have a truth-o-meter on this? >> i'm not swearing on any bibles, but -- >> the bottom line is we're happy to have her back. neil: yeah, sure, great. did don imus go to the wedding? . >> he did not, but sent a lovely gift. neil: what was it? >> should i unwrap and tell, i don't know if i can do that. neil: tell me during the b

connell mcshane on why now. and in this environment.l the concerns that people would ease up on this. >> they are. overseas. raising the offer by 100 million. neil: still saying no. >> how much do they want here. >> you could commit to arguments. 67 billion, by the way. the anheuser-busch raising the offer. over 100 billion u.s. dollars. here we go. people are willing to commit. put money where their mouth is. maybe there is something to that. a lot of this is strategic. moving away from what they once were into what they want to become. they want to be a different type of company. this is part of their larger strategy. if you are doing what you have always done, in that line of business, betting on what i was. putting the money towards that. that is because i am confident about what the economy is in the future. there is no guarantee that it succeeds. yes they are making a bet. no guarantee that their pet will make a difference. neil: you do it while they are getting good. or, you think that there will be help to pay in the markets. >>

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and connell mcshane, what do you think.ll: it's like everybody did the case study on tylenol and how to handle the crisis. neil: that was not of their making. connell: let's get ahead and be honest upfront, if you do that as a company you weather the initial hit and come through it. i think there are so many stories in the news and even the last few years, how many we covered and you can name off the automakers and now consumer related companies like we're talking about with general mills and flour, supposed to be gluten-free, people at some point once you weather that nerve storm, what company? and the regular person can get past it as long as you're on there liz: i understand the need for gluten-free. but do we need five varieties of cheerios, what i'm trying to say is that consumers and government are getting pretty hickey, honey nut, nothing wrong with that. connell: hello liz: i think that consumers are getting too picky and the government is getting too annoying. neil: branding themselves as gluten-free liz: and that'

joining me right now danny wallace and our very own connell mcshane. we have all of you guys on this story. a pretty fascinating one. if you could just explain to our viewers out there what fantasy sports actually is and who these players are and why exactly we think they are major. >> in terms of just the general exploitation of sports, you pick real people to play as your fantasy. you pick a player like tom brady. >> you can win real money. >> you have this guy who works as a draft pick. i saw some unanswered questions on the timeline. he puts a blog post out. it has proprietary information. stuff that should not be made public. basically what other people are doing. the strategies and what other competitors are doing. >> if i was a traitor and i have been to know what everybody else was doing, let's say i was booking those traits. negative based on that. >> fantasy sports. you know that a lot of other people are using tom brady. whatever you do, even half the information. the nfl games for the day started at 1:00 o'clock. i put that out at 1:40 p.m.

reaction from dagen mcdowell, connell mcshane and charlie. >> at least -- neil: give him time.him time. getting this system going matters to me. paul ryan does not matter to me. i am in this to win it. >> i do not think that there is really any viable reason. i think he has long-term aspirations. that is a tough, tough job. >> paul ryan has to be treasury secretary. he has to rewrite the tax code. some special tax breaks on marijuana usage. he wants to do stuff. i do not think he thinks he can do that as speaker. a great guy. here is the other thing, neil. does this strike you as odd that 40 members -- doesn't it seem odd that the tail is wagging the dog here? basically, running the republican party. >> they hijacked it. >> those that dominated the party and refused in the people that got them into that position. if you would like to get feedback, those that don't -- >> the demand of somebody working on the line. you have the republicans eating their own right now. i know. we are talking about the republicans in the house. 16% of the republican members in the house are making d

i'm connell mcshane with your fox business brief. price of oil has been going up.ading higher before the report. big gain for oil up 6%. it has been down three days in a row. you know, coming in today, it is bouncing back. one energy stock to highlight would be ox dental. it reported before the bell occidental. up 6% in today's trading. other thing we're watch something twitter, getting hammered today, concerns about revenue and twitter share price down by 3% and rough forecast from the company last night. all this leading up to the top of the hour. we'll get the fed decision or lack thereof. we continue to monitor sixth avenue here in new york city on "coast to coast" with our sources in washington saying budget deal is responsible for the traffic jam or neil's imagination. more "coast to coast" in a moment. ♪ i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicare

trish: connell mcshane joins us.onnell, tell me about the company and this kid's defense here. >> it is all about timing. that is what jason robbins getting at, ceo. this guy didn't have the information that he could have used to his advantage at a time where he could make use of it. in other words, he got it after 1:00 in the afternoon, essentially what they're saying. that has been their argument. there is a little bit more, and we'll get to it, listen to more of jason robbins with his interview with maria bartiromo this morning. here is what i'm talking about. >> the data was sent after the lineup was locked on fanduel. so he had no ability to he had it. so couldn't possibly have been a situation where that data was useful to him setting that lineup. we also contracted a third party law firm that is conducting an independent investigation. as soon as we have summary of those findings wee come and publicly share them. >> we'll wait for all of that. the first part is interesting and key, he had to lock in the fantas

check your broker with brokercheck. >> connell mcshane back here with you.ief. we have signs that maybe the housing market is cooling off. new home sales taking a tumble last month. look at that drop, 11 1/2%, from august. historically kind of a volatile figure to begin with, but still a big drop in new home sales. we look at pricing, with median sales price, 296,000 plus. that is higher. certainly well up from the 260,000 a year ago. so prices have been going up. job creation could be a driving factor going forward. as we look at this housing market, only adding 142,000 jobs last time around. not great. interest rates could really help. futures markets, we talked about early in the show. not betting on a rate hike until march at this point. looks like we'll have low rates hanging around. conflicting factors here. broader market in terms of stocks. we're mixed today. neil back with more "coast to coast" in a moment. neil: it is very hard to compete with guys who have a lot of stock. if you're in market for a house, and guy willing to bid on it with courtesy

connell mcshane, how much does this hit back at folks? >> its credibility, it is a tiny little play in the u.s. market, loss of life is a little ridiculous with so few cars in the united states, and the standards in the united states go to this nitrogen oxide which is relevant here and i so much more stringent, four times more stringent than they are in your. if there is loss of life here people must be dropping dead. neil: lawyers are pretty inventive. what i am wondering is from a past incidents, the faulty ignition thing, or toyota and the lexus issue, and the brakes failed, how big does this get? >> it does bring a larger points, no instances the we see over the years, the stock a little bit today, those instances we have immediate effects on real people. rules were broken, penalties were paid. and there's always a day at a company like this and you are invo in something like this. and that is what your company did and grin and bear it for lack of a better term and get through it and get a solution. is this enough? i don't know. 3 peo

fox business correspondent connell mcshane put together with team "countdown" a way of showing you how a fantasy site employee could have used the information to get an edge over the rest of you. connell. >> high interest story today, this is a brand-new way on "countdown to the closing bell" looking at it for you. if you had this information, as liz says proprietary information, putting together your fantasy team maybe, i stress maybe, this is a hypothetical, you start with tom brady as the quarterback. here's the information about mr. brady, just for the purposes of discussion, he would cost you $7700. you don't need to know what that means, remember the number. most important number, bottom of the screen, this is the proprietary information liz is referring to. brady is owned by 26% of the teams. okay, i know that. i want to get myself a different quarterback owned by a lower percentage of the teams and somebody who costs less money. enter cam newton. why do i want to do that? well, if i have cam newton at only 7% of the teams or theres about own him as a player, and he only cost me

joining us now for the breakdown on the scandal, fox business's connell mcshane.bably invested some of his own money as well. >> what? david: fox radio talk show host j.t. "the brick." analyst, arthur aidala, we promised he would be back. former prosecutor fred tecce. >> not a dollar of my own money. what this guy did, it is insiderring trading, compare it, betting on other site at same time or playing. the argument is it gambling or not. he has information nobody else has. what is the information? well, basically what other participants are doing. so if more people using tom brady than aaron rogers, just to took out two football players names. this guy knows it and makes another decision. david: put all the bets together to play with the odds. j.t., gamblers in vegas shaking your head, of course this stuff goes on, huh? >> well, first off, this is about future regulation because this is wild, wild west of this business. it is just beginning. i love these companies because they're pouring money into sports talk radio. they're pouring it into television. we want to

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fox business' connell mcshane on the money rush despite the fact that there may have been a little bitin spite or because of. we know what happened, we don't know exactly why it happened, but the record is really, i guess, remarkable. seven million entries into these tournaments, these daily tournaments that they have at these two sites despite the fact, as you said last week, we get word $44 million in entry fees, despite the speculation that inside information, maybe the game is rigged. companies denied all that. the bottom line is there's some people that do this just about either for a living or just about for a living. the big must be that keeps these seat -- money that keeps these sites going, most of them stayed. they seem to think everything's okay. so maybe if some smaller people close up their accounts, it doesn't have much of an effect net-net. either people looked at it and didn't care about it, they love the topic but they said, eh, i still think i can win. liz: well, the companies handled it quickly and deftly and saying our employees can no longer play, so they can't ske

i'm connell mcshane.ell-known companies serving consumers, hitting all-time highs. starbucks and amazon, those stocks have never been higher. amazon where we'll start. up a little bit on day. second consecutive day it hit a lifetime high. since it reported earnings last week, amazon schott up by 11%. report included strong revenue growth and surprising profit in the third quarter. move to starbucks. interesting the stock fell on concerns about the forecast but bounced back today to hit all-time high. it was just, kind of weird to even see it down. earnings was solid. profit growth was up 11%. profit right in line with analysts expected. stock sold off and back a little bit today. neil is back with more "coast to coast." keep it here with fox business. the promise of the cloud is that every organization has unlimited access to information, no matter where they are. the microsoft cloud gives our team the power to instantly deliver critical information to people, whenever they need it. here at accuweather, w

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i'm connell mcshane. there you go. market rally mode. that's what we're in today.row. i've been counting. into market stats. this may be the longest winning streak we've had in the market since december, with a d. story stocks. how about twitter today? just about 28 bucks. up by 6%. jack dorsey will indeed be permanent ceo, as permanent as one can be a ceo of twitter. so the market likes that. we're looking at stocks to talk about. six of them in the s&p 500. one thing they have in common, consumer related. three of six are to the upside. trust me they all hit lifetime highs. nike is one dow component, and i know it is lower but it hit a all-time high. biotech is party-pooper, one area that is done. neil back with "coast to coast" in a moment. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. the health care law gives us powerful tools to fight it. to investigate it. prosecute it. and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers are teaching seniors across the country to stop, spot and report fraud. you can help. guard your medicare card. don't give out your card num

. >> i'm connell mcshane. it is time for your fox business brief.ng we're noticing today with the market rallying is the number of consumer related stocks that have hit all-time highs. amazon would be first up, look at that over 600 bucks. the company turned a profit in of itself was a surprise and stock soaring today over 7%. demand has improved more for cruise trips. if you like to go on a cruise, profit at royal caribbean was better than expected. this all-time high for the stock as well today. another all-time high for one that we've talked about this week would be mcdonald's after the big move yesterday, up 111 and change today. we've seen a lot of momentum in these types of stocks recently, consumer-related stocks, whether consumer staples or consumer discretionary. those are best two performing groups so far this year in the s&p 500. other well-known names are off their highs. obviously home depot. neil is back in a moment with more "coast to coast." neil: all right. if we see paul ryan become next speaker of house will be very different spea

. >> i am connell mcshane with you. mcdonald's is a big business story. watching the benghazi hearings, but this is up almost 8%. earnings topped expectations. it's interesting what is happening with mcdonald's with the sales opening growing and first time in two years. it's struggling, mcdonald's has been, but attributes the earnings and this beat to the all-day breakfast menu and we were talking about that and also to new menu items. a-ha, we present to you now the butter milk crispy chicken sandwich. they're selling like crazy, like butter milk chicken sandwiches and the dow is up 290 points. neil is coming back with more coast to coast in a moment. >> all right. i know. all right, i know that republicans are focused on the hearings, the screen. and on the right here, a surge in the dow seems to be largely reflected on improving sentiment not only for the holiday shopping season and corporate america is ready to tighten its belt and better than expected earnings. you've heard american's shopping plans have improved. maybe the republicans should be focu

. >> i'm connell mcshane back here with your fox business brief. two quick topics to brief you on.. new regulations for drone requiring registration for all unmanned aircraft with exception of toys not a big safety risk. but all drones will have to be regulated and registered. regulators struggling to keep up with more people flying the drones. so they're rushing to get more rules in. homebuilders are optimistic. we that out today. national homebuilders association marketing index with a ratings of 64. which is quite good. anything above 50 that builders are generally positive on conditions. index has been positive since middle of last year. it has run up to levels we haven't seen since the bursting of housing bubble. we'll see back in october. 105.67. year later it was 31 the more kos to -- "coast to coast" after this. you get a cold. you can't breathe through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep like that? well, just put on a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can

. >> connell mcshane back here with the fox business brief. in the stock market. this is interesting because we had mixed results from some big banking names. goldman sachs however did not. both stocks are up even though they both fell short on revenues. so that is the kind of day we're having. let's take a look at walmart, walmart the day after as it were. it is down again after yesterday's huge decline following a warning on profits going forward, down another dollar today. tell you energy is another group of stocks we've been watching. we had data coming in showing much bigger supply build than expected. crude oil today is down for the fourth day in a row. longest losing streak its had in 2 1/2 months. energy stocks are worth watching based upon that. and many of them are actually higher with the price moving lower. more "cavuto: coast to coast" to come. dow up 131. back in a moment. charles: fbi looking into fantasy sports business models. to judge andrew napolitano what he makes of it. i guess we knew this would happen obviously. >> we kn

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connell mcshane on what is ailing retail. connell: it is a real mess for walmart.les growth. it is blaming a strong dollar. cutting into revenue out walmart. $15 billion. you look out further than that. the earnings will not be so great. analysts have been projecting