we are going tell you what he did want to talk about when he spoke with niel cavuto.go to break we want to check dow to a loss, 21 points there, s&p negative by two and a half, nasdaq down by 8 points in the premarket, you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning marketing and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> cheryl: breaking news this morning. longest streak of the year. stock features pulling back this morning. good morning, i'm cheryl casone. dow right now to lower open by 21 points. s&p down by three and nasdaq down by 9. >> nicole: that's right. we see some down arrows. i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: we are following developments in south carolina. devastating floodings with at least ten people dead. >> nicole: major scandal infant -- fantasy >> cheryl: we are going to have sales for you. today's market for you. >> nicole: that's right. what are we watching here? we've seen good news so arrows. let's take a look what's happening here. nikkei up 1%. ksopi gained following the lead. >> cheryl: let's take a look at european markets. ftse down. dax up by 51 points. >> nic

eastern time with trish regan, sandra smith, maria bartiromo a niel cavuto. >> nicole: economy's growther. that would be a slowdown from a 3.9% growth that we saw in the second quarter. >> cheryl: wow. let's get you caught up on global market action. let's take a look at asian markets, a mix bag there, again, a fairly flat day for asia which has been the trend all week, hang seng losing and kospi down just a fraction. >> nicole: we are taking a look at markets, ftse, down three quarters of 1%. >> cheryl: looking like this right now as we look to opening on thursday. right now pointing down by 77 points in premarket, s&p said to lose a little more than 9 points this morning. we are also watching gopro disappointing third quarter results and guidance for holiday season, that added concerns over where the camera business, it's drying up, 17% after hours. big stock to watch today, gopro. >> nicole: first kicking with aig, aig faces push to break up. bank won't pay dividend and toyota shakes up a japanese tradition. working with german supplier breaking away from traditional supplier network