to liz macdonald, melissa frances. testing of theream-stretch version 787. melissa -- you say a lot rides on this. >> absolutely. they obviously had a real challenge with the last incarnation. the battery problems. the fix was to put in a box that contained a fire. add-on fee of about that. yes, contained. it will all be fine. neil: i hope it's not next to that other box. >> i don't feel good about tha at the same time the stock did not suffer. this new carbon fiber plane. everyone is excited about the technology. i worry about fires and now they have another one coming out with an extra 40 seats to cook. i mean, to fill. >> you don't want to be on a plan where you feel like you could roast marshmallows over the battery. you don't want to feel like you are on a plane where there is still a learning curve about it. and adding another 40 seats to it. there are always technical difficulties, exactly right. typical of new airplanes. but boeing stock, for years, the dream liner, not in the upright position. as you can see here, popping and training. but it has be

melissa frances, would you buy any of them? melissa: i wouldn't buy any of them. i am sorry.all but the glasses, i don't want to wear those, the watch -- you do look fabulous. stuart: wearing a google glass. >> like i am never -- stuart: why are you laughing at the site of stuart varney in google glass? >> because you look so incredibly wonderful. brings up a good point. the biggest barriers to wear a bowl is going to be fashion. it is not pretty. women more than any thing will not wear it. there is a cool factor for guys google glass literally look like a pair of bad 80s. >> apple will fix the problem. wouldn't buy any of these but my credit card will buy all of them for my two sons. so i want to put a caveat in. stuart: interested in wrapping this up. we have two wearable computer products, smart watch and google glass, that side of the offense. you are in a completely different area saying it is a reiteration of the x box. >> more of a push to dominate the living room, taking over the living room. one trend connects these things, this is all connected home things. in the f

melissa frances will make sense of it all. here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering around the country. what else would fox in denver be doing with the start of the nfl season? $31 million upgrades await the fans at the some day in denver, including a 220-foot wide scoreboard there t. high school football star also on the cheer leading squad. he goes from man handling opposing players to something called a herky. this is a live look at our chicago affiliates wfld. the big story there tonight, the mayor of miminneapolis is in to have people come and get married in a same-sex marriage. that's tonight's report. we'll be right back. clay. mom? come in here. come in where? welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down. you need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you do. when did you get this place? when i negotiated your new contract, it was part of the deal. cool. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. [fuzz pile] we sure ve

. ♪ melissa: i am melissa frances. i am so excited. the bst show ever. understand you may not have time watch all day every day like we do so as a special treat i am for you the bst java dropping stories some that are not even in the like neil cavuto unbelievable interview with john mcafee and then also became a murder suspect he is like a car crash parker you cannot look the way. also our very own charlie gasparino. give him credit he always goes for it. i promise you will not be disappointed. no er how much we prepare behind the scenes sometimes thgs n't go the way we play and we have a few intervws that turned out even better than expected although not for the of right reasons. en if they say it's not, it's always about mon. missa: first up for your holiday viewing pleasure the astonishing interview that my idol nil cavuto did with the unpredictable of the very wealthy founderof mcafee virus software. he is known for his eccentric behavior and he has the interview with the of regis' video that mcafee made. some call him the mad genius bayou judge for

. ♪ melissa: i am melissa frances. i am so excited. the bst show ever.stand you may not have time watch all day every day like we do so as a special treat i am for you the bst java dropping stories some that are not even in the like neil cavuto unbelievable interview with john mcafee and then also became a murder suspect he is like a car crash parker you cannot look the way. also our very own charlie gasparino. give him credit he always

melissa: melissa frances, california governor jerry brown signed into law a bill that will increase the high of $10 an hour by 2016. current california minimum wage is the dollars. will increase to $9 next july and $10 in january of 2016. orders for durable goods edged up 0.1% higher in august, sign of modest growth in manufacturing. a big change from july's figure which was revised lower to 8.1% and at 5:00 eastern on money, but the honest guys are back, you loved them last time and you love what they're telling us tonight, most important ingredients to bring the work place for profit. that is the latest on the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. tracy: the white house has released details on what americans will pay for health care under obamacare and rich edson has the latest from the white house on all that. rich: republicans point out of this isn't exactly a complete picture of what people will pay, just take examples from around the country and it does show people can get very affordable health care less than they thought would cost under the new health care plan.

. ♪ >> reporter: i'm melissa frances with your fox business brief. a new national small business association survey found 44 percent of their members say they have been the victim of cyber attacks. the average cost of a single cyber attack came to nearly $9,000. consumer prices rose in august increasing by just one-tenth of a percentage. the estimate was for a rise of two tenths of a percent. coming up at 5:00 p.m. eastern on that money we have a health care expert from the manhattan institute with health care exchanges about to open, big companies like aetna, united healthcare, cigna, either not participating on just a few states. we will be cut the options were exchanges really look like for you. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. ♪ ♪ ashley: in today's medical dollars report drugs to treat cancers, we are talking about treating cancers tied to genetic mutations. biotech companies cannot get into this market fast enough. a lot of disappointment, but is starting to pick up. biotech analyst joining us n

what's in your walle ♪ >> i'm melissa frances with your fox business brief.t to sell off assets. fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino has learned the ceo has given a directive to sell what he views as a non-core assets. the move comes as regulatory probes into the bank's operations continue to mount. total will invest more than $20 million to expand our trade operations at two facilities. a toyota technical center will design and evaluate new engine and transmission projects. coming up at 5:00 p.m. eastern on money, walmart workers are walking off the job in 15 cities today. but these protesters are not today appear to be. it is a story no one else is talking about. we will cover it tonight. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. ♪ ♪ tracy: now to our special reports, starting out as a mailbox rental service. 700 locations worldwide. thank you for being here. you really have changed what other companies are now trying to do, kind of behind you. basically centers where small business owners can go, wor

"money" with france france is next. melissa: i'm melissa francis and here's what's "money" tonight.ting developments on the syrian crisis practically by the minute. e strikes against the assad regime a done deal with congress? of course we have the latest on that one. >>> it is the hottest, most exclusive trend in free education. does if not only give taxpayers more bang for the buck but it might solve the country's job crisis. we'll sew why no parent can afford to miss this. >>> ultimate pay back to telemarketers, one man figured out how they pay him every time they call it is pure genius. he is here to tell us all about it. >>> he wasn't making money today. he was busyos

"money" with france france is next. melissa: i'm melissa francis and here's what's "money" tonight. we're getting developments on the syrian crisis practically by the minute. e strikes against the assad regime a done deal with congress? of course we have the latest on that one. >>> it is the hottest, most exclusive trend in free education. does if not only give taxpayers more bang for the buck but it might solve the country's job crisis. we'll sew why no parent can afford to miss this. >>> ultimate pay back to telemarketers, one man figured out how they pay him every time they call it is pure genius. he is here to tell us all about it. >>> he wasn't making money today. he was busy losing more than half a billion dollars. it is mind-boggling. stay tuned to find out who is. even when they say it is not you always know it is about money. melissa: syria in the news and developments on the situation as our lawmakers gather on capitol hill to weigh the pros and cons about a u.s.-led attack. fox news's leland vittert on the ground in the middle east with the very latest. leland, what is ha

"money" with france france is next. melissa: i'm melissa francis and here's what's "money" tonight.ting developments on the syrian crisis practically by the minute. are strikes against the assad regime a done deal with congress? of course we have the latest on that one. >>> it is the hottest, most exclusive trend in free education. does if not only give taxpayers more bang for the buck but it might solve the country's job crisis. we'll sew why no parent can afford to miss this. >>> ultimate pay back to telemarketers, one man figured out how they pay him every time they call it is pure genius. he is here to tell us all about it. >>> he wasn't making money today. he was busy

france germany, russia and china. melissa: as the world watches, president obama extend the olive branch earlier today saying the u.s. is open to pursuing diplomatic options with iran. it is all about money but the rhetoric doesn't seem real now because when the white house offered an encounter between president obama and iranian leader hassan rouhani, iran declined. makes youonder how much pressure he is under to return with good news? former u.n. ambassador john bolton also a fox news contributor. a lot of people are calling it a charm offensive. whether or not he agreed to the encounter on the sidelines at the u.n., he is meeting, rouhani, that is, is meeting with a lot of different people to put a happy face on things. >> sure. he is newly inaugurated president. he is not the top official. the ayatollah khomeni is. he is the smiling face of the islamic revolution. 10 years ago he was iran's chief nuclear negotiator. i watched him in action. he was great at seducing the europeans with fake concessions and smiles and rhetor

france is one thing. helping the so-called moderes in syria is a much riskier bet. melissa: you say that we shouldn't be the police man to the world. president talked about that last night. let's listen. >> america's not the world's policeman. terrible things happen across the globe and it is beyond our means to right every wrong but when, with modest effort and risk, we can stop children from being gassed to death, and thereby make our own children safer over the long run, i believe we should act. melissa: so with modest effort and risk we can save children from being gassed and we can protect our children from being gassed in the future. no? >> we don't know that we don't know that this will stop children from being gassed. it may increase the risk that our kids are gassed because what --ay we do what bill clinton did. we pound sand. we send missiles into the sand. we miss. what does that accomplish? let's say we kill a bunch of innocent people as often happens. we create new ins who may want to poison us. if we kill assadaybe the next people will be worse. i don't know t