they were talking about neil cavuto's upcoming special election coverage. neil will have the candidates in key races that could decide it all. in some of the biggest names in business and what it all means for your money and the economy. it all kicks off next saturday from 10:00 a.m. to noon eastern on the "dash to the clash." and neil's back at it again on election night on our sister network fox business from 8:00 p.m. until all the results are in. you don't want to miss a minute of it. >>> and one issue everyone is watching come election day is the push to hike the minimum wage. there's a ballot initiative to raise it in four states. that is on top of the numerous states and cities that are already raising it in 2014. but gary b., you say a vote for hiking wages is the vote for hiking unemployment. >> exactly. i'm just looking at history. let's take the most current one. president obama himself voted to -- or authorized delay in american samoa. why? because it was found to hurt the economy. it wasn't just the right saying it. it wasn't business. it was th

first he was dressed up as dressed as neil cavuto, but things got a little crazy. d i'd like to say a little too festive. look at neil! looks good, tracy, doesn't he? >> good looking yoda. >> the ears are kind of big on him. >> i have to say i saw a few walking in today. >> did you? >> was neil with them? >> maybe, maybe, i almost ran over g.i. joe and someone that looked like jasmine. >> this was out in the street? >> out in the street, walking to the event. >> the question is, is it cool to be a nerd again? >> yeah, i consider neil cavuto to be a trendsetter, and what i just saw, he set the new trend. not so much. only neil. i fully expect millennials to follow lock step neil's precedent. that's a cool picture. >> is it cool to be a nerd again? >> nerds spend a lot of money going to movies and buying tablets and computers and games, the nerds are the ones that are driving the economy. whether we think they're lame or not, good for them. keep going, keep spending. >> by the way, i'll be the one to say it, there's nothing cool about the show. can i say that? no offe

keep it right here with lou dobbs coming up next, and neil cavuto with a two hour special. lou: good evening, canadian capital of ottawa is under lockdown at this hour. after a gunman shot and killed a canyon soldier -- canadian soldier at country's national war monument before making into the parliament building, firing off what some witnesses have said were as many as 30 shots. you can see on the screen. a quick thinking spectator videoed some of the shooting, and people scattering. further violence was stopped when the parliament hill shot and killed the assailant who was later identified 32-year-old michael zehaf-bibeau. he is believed to be a canadian born citizen. awaitingnesing notification of f kin, shooter did not hit a single other person. although three others in the parliament building were injured, none wounded by gunfire, they were taken to the ottawa hospital, their injuries are considered to be not life threatening, we don't know the killer's motive for the shooting only 24 hours earlier, canadian government had raised terrorism threat level from low to medi

i'm neil cavuto. we still don't know why they did it, but we know what happened because of it. terror. canada's capital city, the hatchet in new york city, so many are afraid to call these acts of terror. ben stein, what do you make of this battle back and forth, tiptoeing around the "t" word and whether it's terrorism? >> well, we're tiptoeing around the "t" word, someone in canada said this wasn't terrorism, this was just a loser with a rifle. no, it's terrorism and islamic terrorism. we are not afraid of lutheran terrorisms. we're not afraid of e pipifk pailian terrorists. we're afraid of islamic terrorists. the majority of them are great law abiding people but we know there is a large network of islamic terrorists. we're afraid to call it that marshalling the right proceeds. >> right. >> what does this all mean? >> in this country, it puts into action the fbi versus local authorities when we identify something as terrorism. here you have the prime minister identifying this act as terrorism, but yet you heard the reluctancecy on the behalf of the united states president to c

for neil cavuto, coming up with a fox business special report. and his leading that coverage, he is joining us now. neil: hey, lou, amazing at white house, i can't believe this stuff keeps happening. you think about it, almost 10 hours since the attacks in canada. and much of the country, is still largely in lockdown, military bases in a lockdown phase, and personnel told to stay on base, if they leave base get out of uniform, as to not insight trouble. we will have large shopping malls, in all but lockdown under heavy guard, and people not much in a flood to shop. -- much in a mood to shop, in a crazy day for canada, they brace for what could be more recripple nation tomorrow, global markets have a chance to respond, when we see asian markets open, reports are ther they are jitte, but confused about our approach, and canadians approach. in what we are calling this, we don't know, they don't know. and for next 2 hours we'll try to get to the bottom of what anyone knows, we'll see. lou: neil, appreciate it we look forward to your coverage, stay tu

i'm charles lane in for neil cavuto. united states embassies in ebola zones of guinea, sierra leone and liberia are processing up to 100 visa applications daily. if approved, those people would be free to come to the united states. now, top republican lawmaker firing off a letter to the state department calling a halt to all applications until this threat is over. makes sense to me. why can't we make this happen? to ben stein, gary along with adam lashinsky and charlie gasparino. gary kay. >> charles, the state department has direct authority to suspend visas at a moment's notice for security reasons. these are hot zones. they're letting 100 visas a day come through. these are people who are free to come here. and the situation where things are getting a little touchy here and it's been spreading a little bit, it's something that should be done and done immediately. >> why do you think it's not being done? >> i think it looks bad. and i think -- >> to who? >> -- the democrats don't want to do it. i think that they're wor

charles: let's check in with neil cavuto and see what he's got coming up later tonight. neil?> thanks, charles, an ebola nightmare scenario that could become a reality. a doctor who says could this go airborne, and a hack attack affecting a quarter of all americans. the jpmorgan chase fallout. what to do, and is your bank account safe? that's tonight 8:00 p.m. on fbn. charles: leave it to you to figure out where tech revolution is making hackers a lot of money. that's what's gone on. >>> parents work so hard to give their kids self-confidence and healthy body image. the government thinks they should get involved. so the nhi has plans to spend a lot of your taxpayer dollars to find out why fat girls can't get dates. the pros are fired backup this one. >>> we love hearing from you about the show, tweet me at cb payne, post to facebook, facebook.com, keep it right here, if you want to make money and learn how to get a date. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. it's not just healthcare workers.today that some of the 300 u.s. troop being send to the ebola ravaged companies will by handling blood sames and other materials while stationed

neil cavuto and lulu wil lou wie more later on. there is a chance that stock market at some point tomorrow, will get back to fundamentals, but there are two key words, anxiety and volatilety. it stock is getting crushed i am holding at some point we'll add, but the name of market will feed on itself. earning season is tough time for investors, for me 9% of all losses i had come during earnings, you add to the mix, ebola, isis, terrorism and app aggyagapathy it is not pretty, t is part of the process. eli lilly, and roll cruise carnival. and then tomorrow after the bell, amazon and microsoft. a lot of stuff coming out. >> we're going to listen to guidance, forward guidance. what the companies are saying, for this quarter, next quarter, and anticipateing for christmas season. charles: one name in particular you are looking at? >> everything across the board. it so choppy right now, you have to pay attention. >> klein is stil klein is stills still booming another one that you like is unarm or. >> i know. better part -- underag under a

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i'm neil cavuto, and let's just say not exactly feeling misty for christie. not the left.g about the right. now all saying the mouth that roared should shut up. rush limbaugh saying they should quarantine christie for caving to the administration again. as scott walker tries dialing back comments he made that christie all beleft him high and dry in wisconsin. senate minority leader mitch

neil: tonight on cavuto are we talking too much about ebola? or not enough? now, some are saying the media is adding to hysteria. how reporters could have done more. why the home depot founder is mad about how the administration is handling ebola. bernie is here to explain himself. democrats are saying cuts at the cdc is the problem. what about the bonus being handed out. the new apple tv unveiled. you can pick one up today. the big show starts right now. >> good to be with you. i'm connell mcshane in for neil cavuto and health care worker who may have been exposed to the ebola virus out to sea the big question we'll look at tonight is government out to lunch. carnival cruise says one of its passengers is -- that passenger not showing signs they say symptoms since currently being held in isolation. fox business network learned that carnival has alerted other passengers to this situation, but this person out on a cruise. today's big news, president obama appointing an ebola czar to be the person for the administration's response. let's start off with pennsylva

neil: tonight on neil cavuto, the west africa ebola problem. the white house could be about to bring the problem here. and the fed turning off the governments stick it. the fox business all-stars take the training wheels off. it is the grand old party about to be hijacked? the ultraconservatives have some very serious plans about what they want to do with leadership. you might want to start listening in. and the facebook was killed. what

neil: tonight on neil cavuto, the west africa ebola problem. the white house could be about to bring the problem here. and the fed turning off the governments stick it. the fox business all-stars take the training wheels off. it is the grand old party about to be hijacked? the ultraconservatives have some very serious plans about what they want to do with leadership. you might want to start listening in. and the facebook was killed. what has investors concerned. the show starts right now. neil: welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. where were you two years ago this very night? okay, we knew this would be bad, now we are discovering how bad. including anywhere from 40 to 60 million americans, we are talking about 13-foot surges along the new jersey coast, we have seen the the new york stock exchange indicating tomorrow no more trading there. back to back days we have never seen something like this caused by mother nature in the better part of a century. neil: that's something that most of us will not forget in these parts. and how could they? the

good friend neil cavuto. he will bring you latest developments on the deadly shooting in at washings the aftermath there and how it might affect all our lives and our market right here. liz: thank you so much for joining us and sticking with us. "the willis report" is next. gerri: breaking news tonight. a manhunt underway in canada as we speak after series of shootings in the country capital of ottawa. two people confirmed dead. one a canadian soldier. the other who shot him. the shooting started at national war memorial just before 10:00 a.m. this morning where the soldier who was on duty was shot dead. shots rang out at the parliament building where as many as 30 shots were reportedly fired. here is what the seen was like. [shouting] [gunfire] gerri: one gunman killed in the parliament building by police. parts of ottawa in downtown and parliament was put on lockdown. parts of the capital were put on lockdown. the fbi helping canadians with their investigation. they have identify the shooter as 32-year-old

i'm neil cavuto. do any of you remember this? >> are you confident that not one of these detainees is a threat to his or her community? >> the agency released these low risk detainees. >> the low-risk detainees not low risk. some had serious criminal records, including kidnapping. sexual assault. even homocide to mike emanuel in washington. >> you heard it right there. the white house solds these gaves as being low-risk, noncriminal detainees and it would save money. today our colleague, ed henry, at the white house, looking for answers. >> several months ago jay carney said, don't worry. we're not releasing anybody who is dangerous. >> we talk about why we believe it's important for us to increase security resources at the border to protect the border. we talk about how we believed that the deportation policy in the country should be focused on those individuals who pose a risk to the community and that will continue to be the focal point of our efforts. i'm not in a position to discuss individual cases. >> republican senator jo

i'm neil cavuto. do any of you remember this?confident that not one of these detainees is a threat to his or her community? >> the agency released these

neil cavuto coming up right now. >> thank you, shepard. while no one is calling it terrorism, this would be like our u.s. capitol. one in three shooting ins departments, following still, could what is happening there ever happen here? welcome, i'm neil cavuto. here is what we know right now. canadian soldier who stood guard at the war memorial is dead and one suspected gunman is also dead. investigating multiple shootings at parliament, at war memorial and nearby mall placed in lock down for at least three hours. >> you saw a man with a mask over his face, a scarf. long black hair. i think wearing blue pants and black jacket. and double barrel shotgun. and he ran up the side of this building here and hijacked a car at gunpoint. didn't hurt the gentleman in the car. and then took off toward the back here and headed in that direction toward the construction. that's the last time i saw him. it comes two days after radical muslim convert killed one canadian soldier and wounded another in a hit and run. the news certainly unnerving tp markets,

welcome, everybody, i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. and our top story, it's flu season, but fears it's turning into ebola season. flyers and investors rattled over any sign of flu symptoms in the air like this scare in boston yesterday, and with warnings like this one, no wonder they're on edge. the world health organization saying in just two months we could see up to 10,000 new cases of ebola per week, per week! to former health and human services secretary mike levitt on whether investors and flyers have a right to be rattled. governor, good to see you, thanks for coming in. you know, you have two sides of this, of course, some people say that those of us in the media are exploiting people's fears, other people say the cdc has been much too calm about what they can do, where do you come down? >> at a moment like this, it's important to inform but not inflame. the people of our country and the world deserve to know that pandemics happen, and when they do happen, they can be very difficult, forceful experiences for the world. we have

i'll neil cavuto. talking about another crisis the government could be screwing up. the cdc missing things on ebola or playing down ebola. it's most common symptom is acting like nothing is wrong. like insisting isis as the jv team or the justice department targeting a journalist or the disastrous health carroe rollou. the problem with minimizing crises that become big crises is folks soon think you don't have a handle on a'y crisis, which is why many aren't buying the cdc saying ebola is contained. they are the same officials that said it would never come here in the first place. well, it has. and the official response is enough to make anyone want to stick a syringe in their eye. our guests are here to break it down. ben stine is out there week. >> keep it out of arm's reach, i guess. i agree. i don't think anyone would disagree. lack of faith in government. it's been coming for a long time. >> give me my chance. there's no way in the world to face the government. not a lot, that's for sure. >> i think one of the things people have to understand, we have to be more

i'm neil cavuto. is there a real leadership crisis out there when it comes to ebola who if anyone can handle it here. there are plenty of officials that are saying they're on top of this growing mess, but they really weren't on top of any of this. craig spencer just back from west africa where he was treating ebola patients. anybody surprised that he was -- like many i'm losing my patience. i'm waiting for a no nonsense person to step up. retired russellon ray. you remember him because he was there when we needed it most during katrina. he was an unmovable and certainly an always in your face force who didn't let up. that was then. why lawmakers say we need the good general now. among them prominent lawmakers all coming him to be the point man. general, very good to have you. (?) >> good evening. neil: you've heard those calls. what do you think of that? >> well, i appreciate the confidence, but we're dealing with a different kind of problem, and i think we will tofght refocused. this can't be an evol

neil cavuto coming up right now. >> thank you, shepard. is calling it terrorism, this would be like our u.s. capitol. one in three shooting ins departments, following still, could what is happening there ever happen here? welcome, i'm neil cavuto. here is what we know right now. canadian soldier who stood guard at the war memorial is dead and one suspected gunman is also dead. investigating multiple shootings at parliament, at war memorial and nearby mall placed in lock down for at least three hours. >> you saw a man with a

. >> shortly after that interview with neil cavuto on fox, that v.a.stle-blower was asked via e-mail to attend an administrative meeting to sign a notice that he wouldn't talk in public anymore. when he declined the v.a. told him mr. davis, with all due respect, the notification sent to you was not an invitation to which you can decline. what did they want him to sign and why the threatening note? that whistle-blower, scott davis, appears on television again. good morning to you. he's in atlanta. >> good morning, steve. >> so it was eight minutes after you left the air with neil cavuto that you got the e-mail where they said you've got to come talk to you. what were they trying to do? >> shut me up and distract me from the fact that 47,000 veterans died while waiting it get their applications processed and 890,000 veteran applications for health care have never been processed by the department of veterans affairs. >> what you did was was you said because i back in january already filed for whistle-blower protection status, i don't have to come. what th

i'll neil cavuto. talking about another crisis the government could be screwing up. on ebola or playing down ebola. it's most common symptom is acting like nothing is wrong. like insisting isis as the

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i'm in for neil cavuto. head of the southern command sounding the alarm on a potentially alarming situation. >> if oboe la breaks out in haiti or central america, it is in terms of mass migration of central americans into the united states. so, these populations will move to either run away from ebola or, if they have been or are in the fear of having been infected, go to the united states to be taken care of. >> if he's worried about the border, we should secure the border. our panel is with us. gary, how about the novel idea of securing the border? >> the number one function of the government, charles, is to protect and defend the country, its borders and its people. the job is just not getting done. in the last year, tens of thousands of men, women and children across the rio grande untouched into border control stations. they are welcome here. what would happen if this disease crosses? when the head of the southern command says something about it, somebody better listen. i'm not hearing a lot of people l

cavuto. kennedycavuto. neil: who indeed. i am always flattered by good and bad, but if you writeed bad stuff i am putting a wofpl could hurhurt onyou. have a great night, see you tomorrow. kennedy: if your halloween costume involves a haz-mat suit, and mask, and rubber boots you are 9 90% more prepared for eboa than u.s. military. >> soldiers in sierra leon with paper masks and rubber gloves is like sending ground troops to syria with super soakers and bicycles? >> i spend more time preparing for dinner parties, but probably saw the same amount of vomit. president gains outrage --

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do not miss neil cavuto's special report. he will bring you the latest live coverage on the attack in ottawa. liz: meantime to microsoft and amazon. they're both set to report quarterly results after the bell tomorrow. the stocks have not exactly impressed anybody over past few months. we're talking about three months, the quarter. should you get in ahead of results or will their less than stellar performance continue. >>> mortgage applications posting their biggest weekly gain since january as rates drop and refi's finally jumped, a big jump, 23%. will rates stay this low as qe comes to an end? is now the time to buy or refi? stay tuned. we'll answer that with barry habib. david: president obama moments ago talking about ebola and the attack in canada. take a listen. >> killed in an attack. we now know that another young man was killed today and i expressed on behalf of the american people our condolences to the family and to the canadian people as a whole. we don't yet have all the information about what motivated the shoot

i'm neil cavuto, and let's just say not exactly feeling misty for christie. not the left. i'm talking about the right. now all saying the mouth that roared should shut up. rush limbaugh saying they should quarantine christie for caving to the administration again. as scott walker tries dialing back comments he made that christie all beleft him high and dry in wisconsin. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell in a very tight race of his own but not without first giving us a piece of his mind. the man who just could be the next senate majority leader if things go his way. first the top gop fund-raiser, on the new jersey governor for whom nothing seems to be going his way. what happened? >> oh, my gosh. this is just like a disaster waiting to happen. like a ticking time bomb. >> but he's compounding it. >> well, a lot of people are used to his smashmouth talk of politics but right now he needs to be making up for that. it's not going to ring well, especially with him looking at 2016. although he is the chairman of the republican governors association -- >> doesn't scott walke

"your world with neil cavuto" starts right now. >>> welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto.while the president is thanking ebola workers here, worries that he is planning on bringing in ebola patients from over there. fox news has the memo the president just made the mark, the state department out with denial of some of this. and chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel with the rest of this. mike, what is going on here? >> neil, the memo calls for a state department position on the extent to which non-u.s. citizens will be admitted here for treatment. many the document it says, quote, issued, the united states needs to show leadership and act as we are asking others to act

i'll neil cavuto. talking about another crisis the government could be screwing up. the cdc missing things on ebola or playing down ebola. it's most common symptom is acting like nothing is wrong. like insisting isis as the jv team or the justice department targeting a journalist or the disastrous health carroe rollou. the problem with minimizing crises that become big crises is folks soon think you don't have a handle on a'y crisis, which is why many aren't buying the cdc saying ebola is contained. they are the same officials that said it would never come here in the first place. well, it has. and the official response is enough to make anyone want to stick a syringe in their eye. our guests are here to break it down. ben stine is out there week. >> keep it out of arm's reach, i guess. i agree. i don't think anyone would disagree. lack of faith in government. it's been coming for a long time. >> give me my chance. there's no way in the world to face the government. not a lot, that's for sure. >> i think one of the things people have to understand, we have to be more