i am nicole petallides.ins split over whether it will raise for the first time in nearly 10 years. we are looking at u.s. stock index futures. weak volume on the because of the holiday. again today the dow down 40 in the s&p down 4.5. lauren: those declines look modest compared to what we saw last week. these are asian stocks are looking at. the shanghai down 3.5% down almost 3% yesterday. the hang seng down but the nikkei up from the bank of japan maintaining its monetary policies state of affairs. nicole: a year as an trade plus as we've seen a weaker euro. right now european markets end mixed with the cac slightly to the downside up one whole point. ftse is down 32. lauren: i want to show you oil. it's living to the upside. 44.43. nicole: checkout code right now down $2.20. lauren: house curious how the u.s. dollar is trading. weakness for the year and a pound versus the u.s. dollar this morning. nicole: 10 year bond yields right now yields right not to .18%. lauren: welcome everybody to "fbn:am," the lat

i am nicole petallides. nicole: i am lauren simonetti.atching the markets that the feds to raise wages for the first time since 2006. analysts say the outcome is too close to call. let's show u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening of monday morning. s&p up 4.5, nasdaq up almost 11. a lot of volatility waiting. asian stocks traded lower after china reported weak factory output ahead of the decision from the federal reserve shanghai composite index down 2.7%, biggest selloff in three weeks. lauren: we do have out there is across the board here. ftse up 3%, cac up also. nicole: 4461 under pressure over the last week or so. lauren: gold prices trading this morning a $1107 up almost $4. bring on the currencies because the euro weaker against the u.s. dollar this morning. everything else is stronger. all stronger against the u.s. dollar that could fact during to what people think about the feds. nicole lauren: to yield 2.17%. while gone to "fbn:am" come your first look at today's markets, biggest breaking news and what to expect a day a

tree into im nicole petallides. round two for gop presidential hopefuls did candidates back on stage last night for the second presidential debate. let's check out the stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. the s&p 500 down for handles. it has been there over the last couple of hours. had to move as much as one quarter of 1%. lauren: shares in japan rising for the third straight day as investors shook off a downgraded japan's economy. also confidence the federal reserve will not raise rates today. the shanghai composite falling within 2% in the final moments of trading. trading to the point of the story as they are not too far up the unchanged line folks as every continent awaits janet yellen and the fed. lauren: 2:00 p.m. eastern time, 4679. yesterday they jumped more than 5% on an unexpected drop in crude supply. a big mover for the market yesterday. trained to go to virtually flat down 10 cents after a rally in commodities yesterday. 118 tenet troy ounce. lauren: you have the euro at 113 and the japanese

i'm nicole petallides. nicole: i'm lauren simonetti. we're seeing dow down. lauren: traders await the next decision on federal reserve. shanghai does have up arrow but relatively flat. down arrows for the hank something seng. nicole: a peek at european stocks. ftse, cac, and dax under pressure. cac and dax down 1.2 perms for the dax. so we are under pressure in europe there. lauren: lots of action nicole, in the oil pits. prices moving lower by 2%. opec cut prices to basically the levels you're looking at right now. oil about $45 a barrel. nicole: let's bring on gold. it is out of favor. 1106.60 a troy ounce, down $2.70. lauren: how is the u.s. dollar trading against the major currencies? the yen and euro firming against the u.s. dollar. nicole: bring on the 10-year treasury bond rising a little bit. 2.02% on yield for that. good morning, welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at breaking markets and breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead and of course remembering 9/11. breaking news, president will be able to start scaling back u.s. sanctions agains

nicole petallides if you look at the yield on the ten-year treasury right now, 2.27%. what we saw in the market was unbelievable. the fifth highest level since april 2011. nicole: good morning and welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's market, the latest breaking news and what to expect from the day ahead and in this case watching the fed very closely. lauren: obviously close anticipating the start of the key meeting today with analysts completely divided over whether fed policymakers will do. simply the fed will raise rates for the job market and a growing u.s. economy. others think it will not pull the trigger due to concern over low inflation and the impact on fragile emerging markets. central bank or get a look at inflation on the consumer level as its policy meeting begins. there doesn't appear to be much evidence of inflation in the u.s. economy. economists are looking for no change in the index for august compared to the prior month. the core rate takes up the volatile food and energy sectors only expected to rise a 10th of 1%. besides the interest rate

i am nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti.arket features have been under pressure, but they recently turned positive. dow futures higher by 33 points, s&p gaining 4.5 and the nasdaq up by almost 11 points. nicole: and politics, carly fiorina surges to number two behind donald trump in the latest national polls. lauren: at the emmys -- >> the emmy goes to a "game of thrones." lauren: hbo's "game of thrones" shattering the record help them score a huge victory. we will tell you who else are big winners at the award. nicole: welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect that they had. lauren: stocks mostly lower as on global growth get a closer look at the asian market. business reporter tracey chain life in beijing. tracey is reporter for chinese state television. >> asian markets mostly lower today. the nikkei composite outperformed the market gaining nearly 1.9% but the biggest winners as we approach the holiday and the october 1st gold with holiday typically the most chin

nicole: and i am nicole petallides.an impact so far, some of arrows after dropping 240 points yesterday. dow futures point to a higher open to the tune of 38 points off their earlier highs. lauren: at that show you where the asian markets ended trading today. down errors in china and hong kong and in japan. kospi and south korea up 1.5%. nicole: despite talk of goodies and for japan and also china, but that didn't help today. ftse on the cac, dax down half a percent each. lauren: after falling sharply yesterday, where do crude oil prices stand? they are up 1% today. lauren:'s gold with the price at 1106 a troy ounce. today over $4. lauren: we will take it. the u.k. pound and the canadian dollar. nicole: speculation china has been selling from the u.s. bond. 2.21%. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is living in today's markets. the latest breaking news and what to expect a day ahead. we will kick it off at the iran nuclear deal moving ahead in washington as opponents faced almost certain defeat. republican pre

i am nicole petallides. lauren: i am transfixed that the stock market closed column as global markets go into a sigh of relief. after the dow served 300 points yesterday, dow futures are higher. the dow serving 79 points in the premarket. s&p gained eight-point at the s&p up 22 points. nicole: in other asian markets are posing some gains. the nikkei and the possibility of barrels. in making up a half of 1%. train for europe stocks open higher ahead of a central bank meeting. nice gains of more than 1.5% in london and paris and germany. nicole: key commodities, let's kick it off with oil. moving to the downside about a penny. looking at gold right now at 1132 h. rayon spirit lauren: this is how the u.s. dollar is trading against currencies ahead of the european central bank. the euro .12 versus the dollar as well as the japanese yen this morning. nicole: checking the 10 year yield. 2.19% right now. welcome to "fbn:am." looking at what is moving in today's markets, latest breaking news, what to expect the day

nicole: i am nicole petallides. u.s.o. take a look here. preamble were down seven on the s&p command that we are down 30. lauren: hillary clinton hammering biotech stocks yesterday down 4.5%. today she's unveiling a new drug pricing plan and investors aren't happy. we will tell you why. lauren: in washington d.c. at the white house will roll out the red carpet for pope francis. if you're a jets fan, the jets dominate the indianapolis colts. lauren: welcome to "fbn:am" from your first look at the markets, latest breaking is similar to expect the day ahead. lauren: triple digit gain yesterday in the dow jones industrial average. we are seeing markets under pressure. doubt, nasdaq and s&p pointed and s&p 22 is over open. the data 226-point lower. lauren: if you think that looks ugly come to europe is much worse over there. 2% decline for the ftse, cac and dax particularly in france right now. nicole: we will keep a keen eye and commodities. oil selling off an energy shares they have to follow. the dow stocks with oil down 2

i'm nicole petallides. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. janet yellen saying a rate hike likely this year. there are two more scheduled policy meetings left. we'll ask one fed watcher what he expects the fed to pull the policy trigger. s&p down one and a quarter. nasdaq down seven points. very volatile session yesterday, nicole. nicole: look at asian stocks. shanghai, hang seng, kospi all gaining. nikkei pulling back 2%. nikkei the story. somewhat of a mixed bag this morning. lauren: how are stocks trading in europe? opened to the downside and trading to the downside. dax is down almost 2%. 1 1/2% decline in paris. ftse down 1 1/2%. nicole: chevron the best performer on the dow. crude oil is on the move. seeing it to the downside, down .75% at 46.55, lauren. lauren: show you gold prices. after the fed passed on the rate hike, investors putting their money here. $1133 a troy ounce. nicole: a lot of talk about the euro-dollar. let's see where it is. saw it pull back yesterday, gaining today against the green back. u.k. dollar, peso, all stron

good morning, i'm nicole petallides. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. esident xi jinping, heads to washington for a working dinner with president obama. topping their agenda? cybersecurity. nicole: after wild swings last few days, markets have been somewhat subdued. not too far off unchanged. down 45 on the futures. lauren: investors focus on a key speech that happens tonight from fed chair janet yellen, her first since the fed's controversial decision to hold off on an interest rate increase. nicole: in politics a new fox poll shows unannounced candidate joe biden doubling his support. we'll have all the results. good morning, welcome to "fbn:am," your first look what is moving in today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: we'll start with breaking news this morning. at least 220 pilgrims killed in a stampede outside of the muslim holy city of mecca in saudi arabia. the crush happened three miles from mecca. where more than 160,000 tent were set up for pilgrims. two million people are performing the annual ha

good morning, everybody, i'm nicole petallides. we have lots of green on the screen for you. e francis addresses united nations here in new york. we'll have a preview. nicole: also in a few hours, china's president xi jinping heads to the white house to hold a joint press conference with president obama. guess what they are talking about? cybersecurity. lauren: volkswagen gets set to announce a new ceo. elevating porsche ceo, matthias muller to lead the company through the emissions scandal. we'll have developments. welcome, everybody, i'm nicole petallides. this morning's futures. lots green. we have latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead, lauren. >> let's get started with janet yellen's comments because they're helping to spark the global stock market rally in asia. nikkei up 1.7%. shanghai selling off by 1.6%. lauren: turning right to europe. we're seeing lots of green on the screen. a lot of anticipation of a rate hike here in the states. ftse up 2 1/2%. the dax gaining momentum up 3%. cac up 3%. nicole: look at stock futures board. dow surging 250 point

. >> good morning, i'm nicole petallides. we told you volume at this time was here. we're set up for another wild ride on wall street. this sets up the federal reserve decision whether or not to raise interest rates. dow looking down 158 points. s&p down 17. >> it will be a tough one. asian stocks falling ahead of the u.s. jobs data. nikkei down 7%, falling more than 2% today. china closed once again. >> let's take a cue from europe. as we saw asian stocks down. european stocks are down, and ftse and dax also down 1 1/2% each. >> check out how commodities are reacting. oil is down to $46.34 a barrel concerned about slowing economic growth. gold unchanged. >> let's check the u.s. dollar. euro is stronger against the u.s. dollar as is the japanese yen at moment. >> yields on japanese treasury bond are ahead of the news. welcome to "fbn:am" this friday morning. your first look what is moving in today markets. first look at breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead. >> it is all about stocks for investors when the government does release its august jobs report. t

what happens today, i'm lauren simonetti. >> nicole: good morning everyone, i'm nicole petallides. p depending which one you looked at today. 46 higher. s&p almost 8. >> lauren: hong kong down. >> nicole: volatility we are talking about, dax 2%. >> lauren: cahn warning about market bubbles caused by the feds zero interest policy. >> nicole: president obama clashing with vladimir putin and meeting with cuban leader castro today. the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. >> lauren: we have to start with stock. falling to a one-month low yesterday. joining us now on the phone with thoughts on where do we go from here. we are asking the same questions over and over. what's causing and when do we get bottom? >> but first very unknown by weak inflation and then gathering a little bit more confidence because had a better indicator. i think it's big picture remains the same, what's going on with u.s. rates, what's going on with china and, of course, you know, the federal -- talking about international development and just a week later building case for strong u.s. econo

good morning, i'm nicole petallides. >> lauren: , good morning, u.s. stock market pointing to a sharply higher opening. ahead of the opening by 16 points. >> nicole: in politics, hillary clinton calls end of cadillac plan. >> lauren: new model x suv and he has only one regret. we'll tell you what it is. >> nicole: stock rose in the afternoon. we'll tell you why. good morning, first look at what to expect for the day ahead. >> lauren: breaking news this morning, russia voted to give approval to send military to syria. a day after putin had meeting with obama in new york where they layed out sharply different views on how to handle syria. recently established military center in iraq helped to coordinate ground troops in syria. >> nicole: turning to financial markets this morning. down 8-9%. dow down. s&p roughly down 9%. not only here but abroad as well. >> lauren: china down 20%, japan is 15. you're looking at how asian markets ended today's session. it's pretty good, the nikkei is up 2.7 and kospi almost 1%, nicole. >> nicole: they do, indeed, you are s

i am nicole petallides. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. a nearly 8% overnight leasing untranslated stocks higher. stocks in china adding 2% to yesterday's game. asian markets nice and strong. nicole: after 390 points, index futures keep the momentum with the dow up 197 points. s&p up 21, nasdaq up 56. cheryl: the ftse, cac and dax. of more than 2%. nicole: keeping an eye on oil prices down 7 cents right now. 4585 below the $46 a barrel mark. cheryl: gold prices up slightly overnight. read their life in your screen everybody. the dollar has been firming against the pound. cheryl: yields on the ten-year treasury hitting highest levels of the year so far. a yield of 2.2% with a gain of almost four basis points on the ten-year treasury. welcome to "fbn:am," this is your first look at the markets, latest breaking news and what to expect for your wednesday trading day ahead. nicole: it is wednesday. thank you for joining us. clinton apologizes for her use of the private e-mail account. >> i should've used to accounts. one for personal, one for wo

nicole: im nicole petallides.ointing economic data released out of china but turned around in the last couple hours. following yesterday's selloff, let's check u.s. stock index futures. the dow futures down 100, s&p down five handles imap appears that the dow 29. lauren: meanwhile the president of china meets with leaders like apple ceo tim cook. nicole: volkswagen ceo under fire and 11 million of its cars may be affect by the admission scandal. stop is in a third of the value over the last two days. lauren: sadness breaking overnight. the sports world mourning the loss of yogi berra. we will have the story. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect for this stay ahead. lauren: baseball legend yogi berra has died. he spent generations of major league as follows one of the most elaborate figures ever to play the game. he was born laurence peter bara and went to be on 10 world championship teams. he was mvp member of the baseball hall of fame. he managed bot

nicole petallides on that story. >> good morning, everybody.mazon offering extra $7 prime subscription. you need to act fast because this deal is good only for today. you have until midnight. the regular price for an annual amazon prime membership is $99. perks include streaming video, cloud storage and unlimited two-day shipping. it's also hard for the gamers. games like fallout, halo five, guitar hero, battlefront and though it's only until midnight, if you're already a prime member i read on a story just now you can actually send a subscription and maybe you'll get this $32 savings. a great way to celebrate the original content in any win as well. maria: don't forget to start your morning every day with nicole petallides and lauren simonetti every morning on "fbn:am" at 5:00 a.m. eastern. the throngs of cheering fans with the big apple coming out we will talk to the pope silversmith who made the chalice for his new york is safe. keep it right here. back in a minute. is (patrick 1) what's it like to be the boss of you? (patrick 2) pretty grea

nicole petallides has that story as we look at shares down double digits in german trade. lutely and shares continued to fall, breaking news, shares of volkswagen down again this morning plunging 17% yesterday's so 25%, the company says 11 million cars could be affected and it could take charge of nearly $7 billion. automaker's eo admitted to using sophomore to rig emissions tests deliberately fooling the epa and california air resources board for years and volkswagen faces fines that could add up to $18 billion being ordered to recall half a million vehicles across the united states. the justice department has reportedly opened a criminal investigation into the alleged cheating and fallout spreading into a chat and south korea launching its probe so we are just seeing now that german and french officials announcing their concern and their emissions tests and manipulation could be more widespread suggesting the investigation across the entire auto industry should be under way so we will watch the entire auto industry, the folks -- the focus of volkswagen, the audi a free to

nicole petallides, over to you.ter: we talk about the russian ship this morning being called an intelligence ship off the coast of georgia. capable of cutting undersea communication and other samples. teen georgia is home to the east coast ballistic missile submarine fleet. kraft now expanded the recall of kraft singles products. 335,000 cases are being called back because they didn't strip of packaging film a stick to this life after the rapper and cause a choking hazard. the recall covers kraft singles american, white american cheese as well. check the expiration dates from the days december 12 through march 2nd. now we'll talk about snap chat. pushed into the biggest incitement paying dividends paid to social media company have 4 billion daily views. that puts it in the same league as the macho men face the period berea, snap chat reaching that mark after the live nation just to name a few. snap chat now has a valuation of about 16 billion. 4 billion pieces unbelievable. maria: the numbers are mind-boggling when

joining us live from the floor of the stock exchange fox business network's nicole petallides. cole: we are certainly waiting with bated breath to find out what the committee decides. we will hear from janet yellen, get policy statement, economic forecast followed by question and answer press conference. big picture, we haven't seen the fed funds target rate move, it was last raised in 2006 but why do you care overall? is an economic indicator, they feel the economy is improving and that is a good sign. we have some improving conditions since the great recession but the global picture still worrisome and when you ask traders on wall street they debate whether the rate hike is the right time. that being said, regular folks, even if you are not an economist these are some things that will be front and center, might be the stronger u.s. dollar not good for disney and tiffany but good for you if you're going to travel to europe for example, not getting much on your savings that that might pick up. home sellers and buyers, you may see a lot of action, mortgage rates very low, up got

nicole petallides with that story. nicole: good morning.offee day many of your favorite coffeehouses are offering up a free cup of joe just for you and for all of you caffeine addicted souls out there duncan doughnuts is giving away free cups of medium dark roast coffee all day long. mcdonald's will hand out free small coffees at participating locations in the northeast, crispy cream uping the nt by offering coffee and doughnuts,. panera stepping up its game by giving free copy for the entire month of september. of course it is september 29th right now but whatever. coffee king starbucks, and the company vows to plant a tree for every bag of beans -- that is an interesting one. and they are giving it away. dagen: did you say duncan doughnuts? >> and there you go. if you ever start your day with nicole petallides, lauren simonetti on "fbn a.m." at 5:00 a.m. eastern. the world economy taking its toll on the big apple, global concerns causing manhattan apartment prices to go down, talking about real-estate with one of the largest developers in

louis rams using new technology to bridge the gap between young millennial players, nicole petallidese story joins us. nicole: that is absolutely wright. how do you absorb information when someone is trying to teach you something? st. louis rams than in the nfl world after toppling the seattle seahawks in overtime, place calls may have had something to do with the. top story in the wall street journal read how the rams build a laboratory for millennials and the article details in order to teach these young teens the rams brought in a research firm to evaluate their teaching message putting rookies through standardized tests to determine how each of them absorb information. another key to the rams' new coaching method is explaining the reasons behind each move. this is the direct result of a typical millennial characteristic of needing to know why after every action taken so i think this is interesting about how they are trying to teach these millennials using more visual aids. also have lowered the meeting times. they found the attention span the average age is 24, the attention span,

sandra: let's get to nicole petallides.floor of the new york stock exchange where i'm sure that you are dependent on same day deliveries because are' on the floor of the new york stock exchange all day long and hosting a 5 a.m. show, nicole. nicole: indeed, same day delivery is what i'm about and no doubt about that. and the u.s. stock futures have accelerated and the dow futures are down 150. jobless claims come in 3,000. durable goods down 2%. a little better than the estimates, we're watching fiat chrysler likely to open to the down side by more than 3% here. this is on the heels of what we've seen from volkswagen and cheating on emissions and angela merkel telling volkswagen to go ahead and move this along quickly to get confidence back. automakers across the board under pressure and mazda as well. sandra: don't forget to catch nicole and lauren fbn a.m. every morning at 5 a.m. to get you ready for your day. pope francis kicking off his second day in the capitol addressing congress. we'll take you there live, that's com

i am nicole petallides. cheryl: after sinking 7272 points.utures point to a much higher open. in the last few minutes live on your screen now looking at a potential 300-point jump when the markets open at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. >> stocks in china rally the first time in five days on speculation state backed bonds were buying chinese stocks. stocks in japan fell after the country released economic data showing the economy they are shrinking. >> in europe, take a look at stocks opening higher on the backs of the gains in china and better than expected economic news out of germany. the indexes all trending higher in trading higher as they move into their afternoon. nicole: crude oil prices slumping amid a slowdown in global growth. 4521 down 1.85%. cheryl: gold is actually flipping over night. as you can see down just a fraction. 1120 and change. nicole: the dollar overnight. the euro, pound -- the euro has changed. that is changed over the last 15 minutes or so. the pound, canadian dollar mexican peso stronger. >> yields in the 10 year treasur

. >> nicole petallides this issue i had no idea that planned parenthood got government many. but most people agree the government should not be funding abortion ended is one question but if people like me or you have a moral objection to killing that looks like a viable child that is reprehensible. liz: it is disgusting and deplorable. i feel that way. but the saying is and i have said this before if men could the price did it was free birth control and a three day work week handed chocolate covered had felt. andy turvey go take a look bad restoration and one ceo who came from hungry next year he will ad 50 million of systemwide revenue. he is a success story. go to the web site at fox business.com for read / charles payne for gore joined him every night at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. mcjobs is next on fox business. >> good evening. the mainstream liberal media piling on donald trump the candidate they love to hate and fear the most is not with the french writer said with a firestorm of attacks but what he didn't say when a questioner at his town hall meeting said this. >> we eve

more varney next. ♪ ♪ nicole: i am nicole petallides with your fox business brief.now the dow jones industrial average up about 70 points. 16,072. off highs of the day, all flows of the day. some of the leaders of the dow include some of the names included to healthcare. including johnson & johnson. mcdonald's and caterpillar doing well. sales starting to wrap cover. jpmorgan to the downside. for year-end, the s&p 2000. volkswagen remained under pressure. once again, they are working on setting up customer information. yahoo! working on trying to spin off their stake in allie p. we want you to start your day every day. ♪ stuart: now, this is just moments ago. president obama meeting with cuba's raul castro. this meeting taking place at the united nations. clearly, it is a great deal more friendly than the meeting with president obama and vladimir putin. they are looking pleased. raul castro wants america to pay cuba reparations for those sanctions were imposed 66 years ago. president obama looks quite happy. >> i will give you a trillion dollars. absolutely. stuart:

eastern time because we've got lauren simonetti and nicole petallides to get your day started the righty. take a look at amazon. nicole mentioned at the $50 tablet. where do you think? >> she and i were talking about this morning basically the cheaper model because they been able to sell the higher priced models. they can't compete in the category with apple, but it's a six-inch screen here for the holidays. it can stream video. you can download from the web and watch them offline, things like that. this could be a good name. >> on the opposite end, apple will go to a larger tablet. there has been cannibalization of the tablet market has peaked a little bit. either way, they've got a $79 candle. it feels like the whole business strategy, some will stick, some won't. cheryl: they are not making a lot of money off the tablets anyways. at amazon prime has been somewhat of a success. it's gotten hollywood shows on it, one and it's an all that stuff. this could help the amazon prime service. that is bad for apple. charles: let's leave it right there and look at oil. where do we go from here?

nicole petallides and good morning. like you said, asian-americans see a lot of red. opening down about 4.5% before rallying into positive territory. ending the day down two tenths of 1%. financial institutions by length gains and that may or may be my time because the massive military parade will be shot for the next two days. the hong kong markets moved lower as well down about 1.2% and tomorrow the public holiday market will be shot. trading will be on friday. japanese shares moved lower. the nikkei down for tenths of 1% following a slump overnight for a summer entrÉe pharmaceutical trend. the crosby had a lackluster trading days while slightly below the breakeven line. lauren: it'll be interesting to see how it does about china setting the stage over the next couple days. >> indeed it will. as they look a u.s. stock futures now pointing to a rebound on the opening bell at the stocks posted their third worst drought this year. what started the day as the weak chinese data on manufacturing that came out. here we are bouncing back with dow futures currently up 63 poi

stuart: and tomorrow morning you can see more from lauren and nicole petallides.oard, please, this is stability, is it not? only 34 points on when the day when the fed makes its decision. how about gft raising its dividend 16%, yes, i own a tiny part of the company. not retiring yet. how about facebook, not sure i understand. look at facebook stock, dead flat, 92. it's working on a new button. it's the opposite of the thumbs up button, but it's not necessarily a dislike button. i'm totally confused, but here is mashable ed who will straighten me out. >> okay, anyone looking for a blanket dislike button on the consent on facebook is disappointed. that's not what they're planning to do here. mark zuckerberg made it clear he does not want facebook to become reddit and someone shares something important to them you don't want people down voting it on your stream. it's an acknowledgment on facebook's part that people want to do more than simply express positivity, like the thumbs up or the like button is iconic, yeah, like that, that's great. sometimes there's update t

nicole petallides is here with that store. le: we saw plenty of snap chat yesterday when arnold schwarzenegger did one of himself, snapped at is looking to monetize its core feature by charging users to reflate their snap messages. replate three snaps the company wants you to pay up. $0.99. this is the complete 180 from snap caps original premise, watch a short video ended disappears forever, so destruction, until now the company revenue came slowly from advertisements so we will have to wait and see if loyal snap chatters choose to play, replay these messages, you have to pay about fell why wouldn't they go to instagram unless they really are boylston at jetblue edge maria: there are a lot of loyalists on snap chat. thank you very much. >> replay, the reason people go to instagram. and it is only there for 24 hours, and this company is worth $16 billion. skyrocketing, big role on the presidential campaign, and it is further monetized. >> don't forget to start your day. all the information at 5:00 a.m.. not just stocks could ta

nicole petallides with those details. le: despite apple's succumbing to the announcement the company shares falling nearly 2% along with broader markets. technology giant unveiling new iphones, ipads, apple watch features and surprise advice, the apple pencil will send you back, the stock did slipped despite the hype over apple's new iphone available for free order on september 12th. the new devices that debuted as some analysts wondered if apple could keep customers upgrading their mobile phones. its best-selling product when focusing on future innovation ventures such as this apple tv. the apple tv now works, what do they say? rewinds, you can turn on subtitles on the watch, they're working for a fancy binge and the ipad pro now. maria: very cool stuff. don't forget to start your day with nicole and lauren and nicole petallides on "fbn a.m." before "mornings with maria" on the fox business network at 5:00 a.m. first with a global markets every day. first of the soft drinks, now new york is taking on salt. manys in the bi

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange right now. a name we're watching just like we're seeing all down arrows here. adobe system is to the down side. closed at 80.31. they came out with the quarterly report and turns out lower than expected revenue, lower than expected forecast. with that you see the down arrows, that actually overshadowed a piece of good news and we talked about the cloud. they had a strong rise in net subscriptions for the creative cloud software. that's one good point, overall you're going to see adobe under pressure and a lot of names as well. the nice may be some gold stocks and up arrows, as well ak steel. back to you. >> thank you so much. don't forget to start your day every weekday with nicole and lauren, lauren simonetti catch them at 5 a.m. eastern right before mornings with maria. maine is known for seafood, particularly lobster. my next guests are taking the u.s. by storm with their food truck. and joining us are the cousins, and great to see you guys. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us and you b

breathe right >> i am nicole petallides. the dow jones industrial average down 16 points at 16,047.uarter of 1% down 12. we are seeing the downside weaker. they're really not done more than 1% for the most part. disney, wal-mart, microsoft, visa and intel put some pressure in the real winner came out with their numbers so far pre-orders looking to commence sales expected to be their own records. sox a $116 in positive comments in bearings helping topple. oil shares breaking out to a new high. the only s&p 500 company to have a lifetime high in the month of september. kicking off europe 5:00 a.m. way to lauren simonetti and i on "fbn:am". there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... ...and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. stuart: do you rememb

nicole petallides has details.ole: the parade held to commemorate the victory over japan in world war ii, 70 years ago, china's president announcing a reduction in the country's are read by 300,000 troops of bringing the size of the army down to 2 million people, one of the largest in the world. the migrant crisis in europe getting worse. officials from countries across the region pushing for faster and united response to this growing crisis. the budapest train station reopened overnight and refugees flooded that station. the trains are running to limited destinations. disney hoping to drive even more hyped for its upcoming star wars film, "star wars: the force awakens" kicking up a two day--and boxing of toys around the world where fans can get a first look at everything reform cool light sabers to legos. the toys will go on sale at midnight. disney is building up all the law i. we are still months away. the premier isn't december. the movie starts december 18th. i know that day because my children and husband hav

. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.o far off session highs, the session high, i should correct myself. 16,512. s&p 500 up 15. nasdaq gained 37 and with this news that we're seeing today stocks turning to positive territory for this week. the two trading days must far ahead of the fed's decision. on interest rates, wednesday and thursday, 29 of the 30 dow components with up arrows. and this moment, chevron, microsoft, merck leading the way. on the dow jones industrial average, a mixed bag of economic news, some retail sales numbers that were good enough so we'll see what happens with the fed. on the aluminum deal with ford and alcoa, they're strongest steel, but light weight. go a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? >> if you're in the market for a luxury suv, boy, do i have a treat for you, and i mean luxury with a capital "l", this is a bentley, yes, bentley, the stately car is no

. >> im nicole petallides victor fox business fox business brief. volatility is back.ustrial average down 265 points right now. right now you are seeing selling across the board. let's take a look at the movers with all sorts of stocks throughout this morning. goldman sachs with the news of lloyd blankfein with his curable cancer. we also see the auto makers under pressure after volkswagen under investigation and criminal investigation pertaining to gm right now down 2.7%. the stock is down 2.3%. selling across the board on wall street. fox business at 5:00 a.m. with "fbn:am," lauren simonetti and i kick it off. s information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cloud, we save millions of man hours, and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing the world. usaa makes me feel like i'm a car buying expert in no time at all. there was no stress. it was in and out. if i buy a car through usaa, i know i'm getting a fair price. we realized, okay, this not only could be conven

. ♪ >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.cross the board like that the day after the fed release rates, the dow jones down 211 points, in fact, we've seen the s&p, the dow, and the nasdaq all down and roughly 1% of the dow trying to hold onto gains for the week, we're seeing all 30 dow components in the red back and forth between red and green. goldman sachs are the worth, goldman sachs down over 2%. cheryl just shows you energy, a lot of energy names. and certainly under significant pressure also seeing materials and financials under pressure. utilities giving it a go once again and of course utilities and, by the way, that's .3%, not a full 3 person most knowledgeable points. and an ipo today, surging on its first day of trading and we want you to kick it off every day at 5:00 a.m. on fox business can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? business.we're back, ev

. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.ones industrial average down 220 points a loss of 1 ppts 3%. seeing major averages down more than 1% each and s&p and dow. nasdaq down about half of a percent after jobs report showed jobs added weaker than expected. however, the talk is could be good enough for feds to actually raise rates in september. right now, they've lucked out janet yellen there. to the fear fin dex to the upside today. up over 6% at the moment, and as if noted led lower by goldman sachs. caterpillar and exxon big laggers. netflix a loser of the week down 16%. six straights day of losses for second time in more than a year. we want you to start your day every day at 5 a.m. for all of the breaking news of the morning. sandra smith, lauren simonetti and i kick it off. >> holding with a loss of 220 points and dow jones industrial facebook where? what's going on? adam . >> trading today look last week everyone was cheering you were one of the billion p one billion users but where do you go from there? the face is sl

. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. day. we saw the dow up 25, down about 45, right now the dow is down 20, the s&p up 2, the nasdaq up 12. we've got weak numbers out of china and better numbers out of france and germany. and some of your numbers include del and intel, and as well as its consumer differences, so that's been a best performer. starbucks to the upside, you don't want to wait for your drink anymore, go ahead ask use your app because you can go to starbucks around america and use the app and order in advance and get there and it will be paid for and just pick it up. and j.c. penney, the chief officer ahead the holidays. start it off 5:00 a.m. every day on fox business with lauren simonetti and i can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? it's more than a nit's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other a

we said it on my friend nicole petallides's show tuesday morning.the throwback rally, 1970, 2,000 overhead resistance. we're now involved in the retest. we'll see if the retest is successful to the downside or not. charles: here is the thing, jeff, individual investors markets correct. they even go into bear markets. i think average person can deal with that what they can't deal with though, up 3%, down 3%. this kind of thing, i can't put at the doorstep maybe of the average person. even with the margin calls i'm not sure where that is coming from. but with people taking hundreds of billions of dollars out of u.s. domestic equities doesn't feel like we can blame the individual investor as much as wall street hijinks? >> i would not disagree with that but i would also suggest you have gotten nowhere near to the type of enthusiasm, you've been around a long time. we have got nowhere near the type of enthusiasm on upside for a secular bull market peak. charles: i don't disagree with that i also agree valuations outside of the thing schiller put togethe

nicole: i am ♪ ♪ petallides with your fox business brief. the dow is up 242 points.oughly 9%. here are some of your dow leaders. intel update percent. shallow front and cisco among the other winners. dozens of new shipments coming in. stocks up about 1%. bringing on tesla's new suv. at launch by elon musk. five safety stars. there it is. that certainly does well for tesla. we want you to start your day every day at 5:00 a.m. right here on the fox business network. lauren simonetti and i fix it -- lauren seven eddie and i kick i off every morning. ♪ mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veterans. every day, thousands of boeing volunteers help make their communities the best they can be. building something better for all of us. ♪ stuart: major developments in the serious story. first thing this morning, russians demand that american planes leave serious airspace unless we defect you the country. get out. that was the demand overnight. the russians have already begun bombing of their own. they are not bombi

nicole petallides has details, big foreign investment and acquisition. le: with a name we know well, the cable giant agreed to sell itself to european telecom for $17.7 billion and the acquisition includes cablevision's debt. cablevision has 3.1 million customers in new york, connecticut, new jersey and is the number 4 kissel operator in the u.s. what it brings on is cablevision, news 12, 7 regional operations but not the sports that along with it. maria: this will change the landscape. we will keep analyzing that. don't forget to start your day with nicole and lauren on "fbn a.m.". at 5:00 a.m. eastern right before mornings with maria. donald trump doing damage control following his comments about carly fiorina's appearance. >> i think she has a beautiful face and she is a beautiful woman. maria: is he still in the doghouse with female voters? we break it down next. hillary clinton telling jimmy fallon controversial e-mails are nothing to worry about. >> there are thousands of already out there. most people have gone board after reading 10 or 12 because

let's get to nicole petallides who she's already down to the new york stock exchange. icole? >> good morning, sandra. some of the traders are watching the movers after what we saw in barron's over the weekend. ralph lauren had positive comments and it closed around $35 a share. said it could go down to $25 a share, gopro being somewhat of a one hit wonder and why the write-up says lower. the fans think it still has-- it's fairly priced, but the risk is there and that's what the story was. >> thank you. and nicole, don't forget to start your day with nicole and lauren simonetti. the fox business network, it's fbn a.m. gets you ready for your day. football was surprises and comebacks and letdowns and one game drawing attention, the grudge match between patriots a and-- >> i forgot about that game,it played at 1:00. this is a name you were looking at, the patriots and bills playing earlier. and i thought it was a fascinating game and i think rex ryan set the bar so high with the early vibes in buffalo that they were creating and the fans were so into it and were going tore

. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. stocks are going nowhere fast.for the weekend, the month, topped waiting on the fed. the dow jones average down 4.5 points when i'm the s&p up and the nasdaq up 8. taking a look at at some of the movers, take a look at boeing, very small moves, about half a percent to the upside, verizon single-handedly responsible for taking down the sector, lookinga earnings outlook that could pla tow, and that's one reason why you're seeing that stock down over 3% today. other names under pressure, ge and caterpillar, the bank stocks all just slightly lower ahead, 2:00 p.m. we'll be covering that on fox business and cable sorg to new highs as there was news of the takeover of the company. 15% right now. 5:00 a.m. every day we kick it off breaking news here at the td ameritrade trader group, they work all the time. sup jj? working hard? working 24/7 on mobile trader, rated #1 trading app in the app store. it lets you trade stocks, options, futures... even advanced orders. and it offers more charts than a lot of the other competit

. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.verage off the lows virtually flat at the moment down 5 points sitting at 16,327. the s&p down 5 and the nasdaq down 13. as we see the vix slightly higher and commodities selling off. dow movers, mcdonald's and united health with gains, up 1.2%, and goldman sachs under some pressure at the moment. also taking a look at energy as goldman sachs calls for lower oil, oil at 45.53, energy names under some pressure and petroleum under 2.5% and energy also lower. we have a couple of movers here for you. shake shack, starting at -- the market perform at 42-dollar target be with up 52, fbi has been under pressure, down 4%. start your day every single day, all the breaking news you need. lauren simonetti and i 5:00 a.m. he every day ónóv (trader vo) i search. i research. i dig. and dig some more. because, for me, the challenge of the search... is almost as exciting as the thrill of the find. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we rebuilt scottrade elite from t

. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.l average up about 70 points off earlier highs today. it gained 120. seeing weaker u.s. dollar and down half a percent as s&p 500. nasdaq gaining 3/4 of 1%. look at dow jones industrial average. stuart varney hits up new apple products for you and leading the dow. basically erasing yesterday's losses up over 2% at 112. unitedhealth and cisco also winners there. we're watching airlines to the upside as we're seeing the transportation index, best of the week, getting upgrades on price targets for credit suisse, jetblue, delta and southwest, all winners today. lululemon off, 20% from its high back in 2013. came out with quarterly numbers this week. "fbn:am," lauren simonetti and i kick it off. stuart: we better show you the price of oil now because it is surging, 3 1/2%. we got new numbers from energy people and there is more oil supply in storage than we expected, up goes the price, 45.77. how about amazon? announcing they will stop selling that fire smartphone? cheryl, that was pretty m

says 1 million drones could be sold during the holiday season scaring many in the organization, nicole petallidesa drone christmas. >> is this exciting dangerous? and making of the announcement at a summit in washington d.c. and he says the organization is in front of expected sales, the boost we are seeing to give the public information about drones, one way of that faa plans to do this is sending a representative to walmart, and in turn how to relay that information to the customers, walmart currently sells 19 different drones, they range in price, the lowest one is 1999, it goes up to hundreds of dollars, a slew of rules including below 400 feet deep in your side, don't fly around the corner, stadium and racetracks and nowhere within five miles of an airport, those are the rules and the name is an unmanned aerial vehicle. when you are a hobbyist you have to follow these rules that you are allowed to have these drones but for commercial use is very different, much higher regulated but for a hobbyist you and do this as long as you follow those rules. >> the costs can range from $19 -- >> somebod

. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief, about 10 points away from the high, the dow0 up 1%, and the nasdaq also gaining 1%, all three of the averages gaining really well after a big selloff on friday, include home depot, visa, travelers, microsoft, nike, but it has been green across the board. and gopro on the other hand coming under pressure, you can see it here at 33 and change. under pressure. and $25 over the weekend. priceline to the upside today, online travel services company looking at could you be and how they can share. we want you to kick it off, lauren simonetti and i every day at 5:00 a.m. all the breaking news you need stuart: you are looking at texas where emergency crews are responding to a house explosion. the call came in 8:15 local time. we're hearing that 10 nearby homes are damaged. it was an explosion and look at that damage. that's a big blow. a terror scare at one of the world any most famous landmarks, that will be the eiffel tower in paris. more on this now. three people are on the run. they tried to climb the tower in paris. police say they