payne. >> reverend jordan, this is my husband, curtis payne. oh, okay. >> i don't believe i've seen you in church. >> yeah. i don't believe i've seen you, either. ha ha! uh, yeah. you know, i sit in the back, way in the back. >> in the balcony. >> no, in my living room, right? matter of fact, i'm gonna go there now, get my seat early. >> ha ha ha! he's such a...character. this is my niece janine. >> hello, reverend. it's wonderful to meet you. >> excuse me! >> what -- >> that was my daughter jazmine. excuse me, reverend. i need to see what she's up to. >> sister payne, i don't mean to take up too much of your time. >> oh, no, no, no. please sit. sit, sit, sit, sit. have a seat. >> i just wanted you to be one of the first to know that as part of our new ministry, we're about the launch the multimedia outreach program! it will allow us to expand our reach into the community. >> oh, pastor, that is wonderful, ohh, and this is going to help us raise the awareness for the help center. >> the church is moving in exciting new directions. >> oh, yes. o

. >> verne: artis-payne to the left and touchdown. tigers take the lead. >> gary: remember how this team was embarrassed a year ago by texas a&m. they had no hope. no fans at the game almost. now in one season they are back competing. >> verne: parker for the extra point. white is the holder. and the extra point is good. 38-34 auburn. >> gary: we said it's going to take 40 to win. we will see. at least it will take 39 for texas a&m. trey mason on the 3rd and short stayed inbounds. and a great read by nick marshall to get mason on the 3rd and short. and into the end zone goes artis-payne. >> verne: manziel, they will need his arm big-time. >> gary: they will need him scrambling and everything he's got. >> verne: 38-34. tigers lead. 24-24 at the half. the quarterback coach and offensive coordinator along side manziel. remember they lost last year's offensive coordinator kingsbury. he is the head coach at texas tech now. manziel was close to him but he is really happy this coach came aboard. he will take a knee. 9:06 remaining. aggies do

stuart: last friday charles payne took over the show for me in my absence.dia pages of how excited you were to see him hosting the show. here were some of the comments for charles. mary says i'm so thankful we have charles we don't have stuart. that is entirely legitimate. thank you. jim echoes the theme, maximum pain should be the name of your new show on fox. charles: i hope somebody on the second floor is watching. stuart: sandra tells charles we love you charles payne, why weren't you the first black president? it would be happening economy for sure. you know what really annoys me sometimes, you going to the local malls where we both live in new jersey and you get mobbed and i don't. charles: but here's the thing, they always talking about you. you and stuart are watching every single morning. visit at least five different people, couples. my son stopped me. people watch the show every day. they really love the combination. it is an honor. more often than not they mention you. stuart: do you think you and i are a good combo? get me out of there. get me o

doris payne appeared before a judge after she was released from prison. abc news reporter brandy with more. >> reporter: behind that smile is a jewel thief. authorities say the 83-year-old is accused of stealing a half carat diamond ring from a manager of this palm desert store. did he not want to be identified. >> when you see someone that old, you don't think they're going steal. >> payne has a 50-year history of stealing jewelry around the world worth $2 million according to the new documentary film "the scomplief crimes of doris payne" >> there has never been a day i went to steal that i did not get what i wanted. >> reporter: she was convicted in 2011 of swiping a valuable ring from this macy's. >> she has absolutely no remorse. >> to say i have no remorse? that is people who don't know me. >> reporter: none of her victims knew her they say payne dressed up, using fake names when swiping jewels >> i have taken a pin out of monte carlo. >> from cartier? wow. >> now, behind bars charged with felony grand theft her latest alleged victim doesn't think sh

to ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell. along with adam lashinski and charlie gasperino. >> charles, what do you make of this, and whether there's a lesson to be learned even from two prominent democratic predecessors who were all over their signature achievements? >> no doubt there's a lesson to be learned. there's different theories on you though govern and run things. but the president's signature achievement, you have to get your hands dirty. this is sort of a modus op-randi for this president. how come he doesn't know anything? i don't know about benghazi. i don't know health care websites. what do you know? are your people afraid of you? something is not right. something is completely detached. but for him to have this much love for this particular program, and sort of it's surprising. >> dagen, everybody president has his signature passion. they get bored by this stuff, but some things jab them. i mentioned jfk and fdr. entitlement and space. and even ronald reagan, the tax cuts. but on the stuff that mattered them,

now david payne makes too much money to get a subsidy under obama care.he does they could get subsidies and they would pay lower premiu premiums. >> thank you. the botched obama care rollout has helped fuel concerns that the president has lost control of his own government. you raised questions on a new column you wrote. here are the larger questions that play into both the website fiasco and the nsa issues. how can a president take control of his own government? how can he make sure he knows what he needs to know? and as the pro government cheerleader, doesn't he have a special responsibility to make sure it delivers, especially when his legacy hangs in the balance? the legacy being obama care. >> right. >> so has he failed on this issue? >> i think you'd have to say yes. look, this is a president who has extolled the virtues of big government to us. particularly in terms of selling this program of obama care, saying look, government can help you fix your health care problems. and now, what he's got is he's got people angry about the website. he's angry

payne's company owns paradise poker, and it appears that he's right.mputer suspicious about alex. warnings kept popping up: "you must be 18 or older." and then he was rejected. but then alex did what most kids would: he tried another site and another. on the third try, without any questions about his age, he was approved. in five minutes, alex was playing roulette. >> place your bids, please. >> in ten minutes... >> all right, all black. >> he was 100 bucks in the hole. >> [groans] [laughs] no... >> here's what i'm thinking, that the pool of potential underaged gamblers is so much more enormous for you, the online company, than it is for the casino. >> without a doubt. which is why we have to be 20 times better. but it's also why we also have to be regulated. unless you force companies to have these procedures, you're letting them all in. >> payne argues that if the u.s. legalized i-gaming, all of the problems associated with gambling could be better controlled. let's talk about then addicted gamblers, obsessive gamblers. >> yeah. >> this is a huge pro

it's a charles payne pick, by the way. strong profits at winnebago. it's not true, i'm not going to buy one and retire and go around the country in it, that's not true, but the stock is way up there. tell me about it, nicole. nicole: way up there. charles can do a nice lap of victory there. hitting highs we haven't seen since 2007. renewed demand for dealers. how much does a winnebago cost, roughly $65,000 to $300,000, but they talked about renewed demand and that's why you're seeing the stock jumping here to new highs. stuart: you know what our production team did? they came up with a photo of a winnebago, i might like to buy. that's a lousy picture, i can hardly see the thing. nicole: a regular winnebago. stuart: that's a winnebago with wings. it implies i drive at night. at my age you don't drive at night. >> you're a mover and shaker. stuart: thank you, nicole. one more with art. art laffer that would be. the shutdown and the debt deal leaves obamacare untouched. i want to know if obamacare going forward damages the economy? forget politics for a

how one granny's epic heists are inspiring hollywood. ,,,,,,,,,, 83 years old doris payne has struck again! she is accused of lifting a 22- thousand dollar ring from a >>> well, she hardly looks like an international jewel thief about 83-year-old doris payne struck again. she is accused of lifting a $22,000 ring from a store near palm springs. the manager who didn't want his identity revealed said he never saw it coming. >> you don't think someone that old will steal from you. >> she has four past convictions claiming she stole millions of dollars of jewels over the last 60 years by posing as a well-to-do buyer. halle berry is set to portray her know movie. >> got away with it. >> for a while. >> crime doesn't pay. >>> hey, guys, halloween, can you believe it? >> i know. i love halloween. >> now it's a race to the rest of the holidays. that's what that means. around the bay area today, all the trick or treats going to like this. high pressure building in overhead. i think we are going to see some warmer temperatures outside by the afternoon but if you are stepping out now, those numb

charles payne, four box on a right side.y heard rich's reporting on wall street about the short-term debt limit extension. >> off to the races today, and we saw optimism showing monday with the dow and s&p on news that both sides were talking and to get something out of washington and if you look at the numbers it is looking pretty, the dow is up 180 points,-1/4%, the s&p up 1.3%, basically everything you want to be in the green today is in the green except for the vix, except for gold summit is shaping up to be really nice day, broadly higher stock market. most are up financials discretionarys and a lot of momentum names we talk about, the amazons and netflixes and best buys and facebooks of the world got killed this week. to asthma motor was up 7% until today. all of those stocks are up and up dramatically. this is a nice rally. if you look at the all-time high the market sept. eighteenth so not even a month ago. as of yesterday's session the dow and the s&p redound between 4% and 6% from that date and we are getting some

where is jennifer payne? where are you, jennifer payne? jennifer. how are you? good. you nervous about the picture i'm going to show? really? i think we're not finding the best pictures, then, because you shouldn't be that nervous. this is a nice picture of you. it's not so nice of the horse. [laughter] >> ellen: so i was looking for a picture with a big ending, and i found it, so what -- do you ride a lot? do you know about horses? and you know that's not the front? >> it is confusing, but yeah. >> ellen: that's why they did that. it wasn't your christmas card or anything? >> no. >> ellen: do you want to take a picture with me so you can put it on facebook? we have somebody. it's exciting, right? [laughter] [cheering] [applause] >> ellen: thank you. all right. thank you for posting, and if i show your photo today you're getting an ipad mini. now, we shall dance. ♪ [cheering] [applause] ♪ ♪ [cheering] [applause] >> ellen: we'll be back. >> i want to be provocative. i want to stir the pot. ♪ my name is mike and i quit smoking. chantix... it's a non-nicotine pill. i did

we have greg valliere and charles payne. to quote rich edson we're hearing a lot from the democrats. the gop a little quieter. do you get sense we have a deal in the making? not yet, no. i don't think we're there. key thing everyone is forgetting today, hello the house republicans. i'm not sure the house republicans will sign off on this. tracy: david, i'm going to bring my fine governor into this conversation. governor chris christie came out with a statement and he said, you send people down here to run the government, not shut it down. everyone failed. everyone has failed. why do we keep voting these people in? >> well, i don't know. i mean the point is that chris christie is ahead by 20 points in the polls. he is one of the few people that can speak honestly what is going on. tracy: he is trying to get stuff done. >> he has. a lot of aboves are showing people inside the beltway a way to getting the job done. tracy: right. >> they're dealing with it as executives. remember the executive in this case is president obama. he

charles payne is here to put everything inner perspective.tocks he's mentioned in the past. >> here's the thing, revenge of the brick and mortar. haven't everyone wrote off game stop, best buy, the ceo is trying to buy the company in the teens, so it's just absolutely amazing. sub trust upped their -- sun trust upped their target from 70 to $65. now, the company's beat the street in the last four quarters, the july quarter the number came in 125% better than the street. they like it now. and what's really interesting, you use traditional metics of 14 p e-trading at three times book, 20% short position on this, so good news, a good christmas season for them. dagen: nown what's going d you know what's going to help? the new tablets coming out from apple and like the new playstation out as well. that's got to drive traffic. >> it is. but it does seem logical that these guys would go out of business to have a tough time. best buy, deutsche bank ups their target to 50 this morning from 40. same thing. the last three quarters they beat by 167%. the

. >> so we want to bring in charles payne.n rally but what kind of deal do we have here? i will use imagery we all can relate on. is this a yugo with a flat tire or a cadillac brand new out of the show room? >> i think somewhere in between but closer to the yugo. it moves. it will take us to after the holiday season of the back in january we'll have yet another cliffhanger. i was talking to stuart varney, we're becomeing a nation of cliffhangers. we can't wait for the last episode of "breaking bad." the market reflects that mentality. we're almost act discuss topped to it. just don't take us over the cliff. we can deal with all the shenanigans leading up to it. lori: dow, 183 points is getting ahead of it here? goldman sachs put out a survey, people are bringing in spending during all-important holiday season. builder confidence is lacking a little bit. they're shaving points off overall accident. d purchase as shut down continues. >> i think shutdown will bee3 convenient excuse. i think all the things you named were already i

payne. for creating an environment that fits high standards and helps everyone including our students as capable of - contributing and accountability. thanks good night >> (clapping). >> thank you. madam president and members of the board we would like to present a special tribute this evening or evening a colleague who passed away san francisco unified school district caveat and english learner advocate. her husband and daughter is here. is michelle here as well. the san francisco unified school district honor the memory of our educator and english advocate. during here career she was an administrator at the consult department and what is actively involved with the b cc and this latino america association. her continuous advocacy made a positive difference in our schools and community. we would like to present this to you, sir >> (clapping) >> on behalf of my family and myself we would like to thank the board and the san francisco unified school district for this recognition. thank you >> (

the five charles payne will tell us where you ought to buy in.rgy. ♪ ♪ tracy: look at howard dow 30 right now. every 15 minutes, we head down to the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole petallides. nicole: it is such an exciting day for tech and google in particular. it is not too often that you see for places at $1000.63 a share. google obviously has been a stellar performer this year. they cannot leave out facebook. also, netflix. it continues to try to boost the opportunities. we are seeing it up 51. the s&p 500 hit an all-time record high today. the nasdaq is also at records we have not seen since 2000. back to you. tracy: thank you. we will see you in a bit. ♪ dennis: time to make money with charles payne. tech is which. there are some other things that make me feel better about the overall economy. i knew it would get kind of lost in the sauce. better for all of us. google is more of a singular story. when you start to talk about this company, they have climate, they moved things around the economy. also, they are a global company.

dagen: let's make some money with charles payne.ould be a big winner thanks to this shutdown and the fight over the debt ceiling. connell: it went away. we haven't talked about it in a while. charles: a couple months ago website called silk grove was huge and the feds took them down, what the heck, this has gone away. yesterday they had the second-best close ever and it was the result of the government shut down but not in the way was spun in washington. when all was said and done what we do? raise the debt ceiling, still have my was government spending, the federal reserve spending out like crazy, all the things that made people weary in the first place of the u.s. dollar and other currencies around the world. all of a sudden truth, justice and freedom which is the motto of the big world has made this remarkable, look at that, this remarkable rebound. connell: you are into this? charles: i am in to the concept, the idea that maybe fiat currency ultimately does fail, maybe there is something to the ideas that -- the reserve currency

charles payne is here with his thoughts and his interpretation of it.people in the last block were getting the early fed, i mean early taper feel. did you get that? >> no, i did not get that. tracy: me neither. ashley: i think that is because they are refusing to perhaps buy into the economy that, all, housing, consumer confidence, manufacturing. >> right. ashley: all of those have been remarkably weak. >> right. ashley: so there was expectation i think of perhaps a more negative tone to their statement and they seem to not have done that. >> because if you remember it wasn't that long ago when they were sort of taking quasi-victory laps. now they find themselves in a position now the balance sheet is $3.5 trillion. the main street is not taking the bait with any of this stuff. businesses are not really taking the bait. you see buy backs and thinks like that but no capital expenditures or type of investment, hey, they're building a new power plant or new factory, maybe things will be great. tracy: right. >> here is another thing. the committee recognize

charles payne, rich edson, sandra smith. thanks again. as tentative $13 billion settlement with the justice department and that is only the beginning. wait until you hear how much the legal fees will cost. we have the numbers in a fox business exclusive coming up. lori: netflix shares are up 400% from last year. seems like last year this was a dead money stock right, with the prescription increase? should you buy, sell or hold after the earnings release? we'll be back in a moment. ♪ [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob is metamucil. and this pk is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gelling hes to lower some cholesterol. metacil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. dennis: time for stocks now. let's go to the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. nicole. , you're watching two big tech names. >> technology is never perfect but let's talk about facebook and microsoft today. if you were hoping to come on and post your kids pumpkin picking on facebook this m

cheryl: time to make money with charles payne.ide risk of the market but first and foremost charles has something to say on what is bugging me. charles: dennis was spot on. the redskins mascot is of fraud, brave, strong warrior type indian. 5 was in the and i would be proud to watch the redskin games and i never thought was so offensive that all and it reminds me in the 70s when they talk about black exploitation movies when they came out with black actors and as i got older everyone said it was bad for black people but the black male was the hero, he wore gray clothes, fought back the man, made love to a beautiful woman, where was the exploitation? people need to be careful about being manipulated the wrong way. to your point of the american indians have more to worry about. the cleveland indian mascot is a little goofy but that is a different thing. cheryl: you are talking possible downside risk to the market. charles: the market has been complacent. we haven't seen panic. the bias is to the downside the word is complacency turn

paul payne has a track record. not just violence. chronic, terrible violence. >> thomas headley is in unita-1 for his own protection. >> because i was a member of the mormon church and a sex offender. this individual decided he was going to beat the living crap out of me and in the process of it, decided he was going to kill me. >> he is serving 15 years. >> they have been holding me in the section that they're in right now, because i absolutely refuse to be housed among people that are going to cause me harm. >> about a quarter of usp's 4,000 inmates are sex offenders. most, like thomas, have been targeted for their crimes. >> we're constantly finding them assaulted. we're constantly finding them extorted. >> i've got a safety list that's got at least 20 names on it with people that told me in no uncertain terms, you're a dead man if we ever get our hands on you. i admitted to have improper sexual relationship with this girl. she was 14. i am a man that is attracted to young women, god forbid. i have 16 months left to go. and all i'

tracy: that is 2:00 caveat, charles payne.y much. >> you guys sigh the solarcity earlier today? up a buck 1/2. it was up 4 earlier. jpmorgan jumped on the bandwagon. their target is 68. ashley: look at charles. a victory dance. >> i can't help it. ashley: not a victory lap. >> see you guys later. ashley: you can't fly from there from here. you know why? delta's ticketing website and mobile app are down. the company telling fox business it will wave 25-dollar charge for phone bookings during the web outrage. still no word on the cause or how long it is going to last. the airline did tweet the following. our apologies for the inconvenience. i.t. department is aware of the issue and working quickly to resolve it as soon as possible. none of this having any effect on the stock as shares, i.t. partner delta try to get the site back online. up one and a 30% on the day. trying to make a flight on delta. tracy: $25 to book by phone. nice of. ashley: nice of them to wave the fee. tracy: cory booker winning in new jersey, is this the be

let's ask charles payne. he is sitting here. followers than all of us. >> do the twitter first. i thought michael brought up great things about the pricing of this deal, small float of these deals. there is one ownership class. facebook as two ownership classes. these guys will be in control no matter how much. 53% of the came from insiders. on this is like 1%. all of those things tell me it is investor-friendly ipo. ashley: right. >> reminds me of linkedin. linkedin went public at 45. first day-traded closed at 109. been as high as 255 since then. anyone who chased linkedin on first day, even if you paid 100 bucks, if you held it you're doing pretty well. this has a chancer to linked in than facebook. having said that i think it is anomaly. i don't like investors chase ipos, particularly in companies they know nothing about, they have no intention of holding the stock. they panic when they buy it at 30 and two days later it is 28. for the most part, i say, no for individual investors stay away from ipos. this one might be diffe

let's bring in charles payne to react.ost people in agreement here that it is great today, but who knows what tomorrow will bring. charles: you know, i kind of thought this would be the news we would be greeted with on monday. as attn: scott tighter and tighter in the polls got lower and lower. obviously, wall street is breathing a sigh of relief here. i think fast money is probably getting back in there. i think for the most part, everyone else is being cautious. there is some talk out there that they are covering. i think a lot of people believe these guys can fumble the ball. adam: what will bring us some kind of solution? charles: the only wild card could be the medical tax on obamacare. adam: are the democrats in the senate really going to give in on what everyone know has to happen? charles: i think that they have to. the president said he is willing to do some kind of entitlement reform. at some point, they will have to be able to say that okay, now do it. lori: what signals technicals, perhaps? >> it is really a to

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. after passing a deal that solves nothing, congress is taking another break. any wonder voters are saying give me a break? 74% of americans want to throw the bums out. would that solve the problem? let's find out. we'll go to dagen mcdowell, charlie and larry. larry, throw the bums out. it's the universal cry. would that be the answer? >> it sounds good to me. look, the single greatest asset we possess as a nation is our credibility and our trust. in the global financial mark markets but also here at home. the last few weeks of dysfunction reminds us just how fragile that confidence and trust can be. it's time to revisit that before we get in trouble. throw the bums out. maybe. at a minimum, get them back to work and start dealing with some of our long-term problems. >> here is the thing, dagen. we heard the word intransitent a lot. >> and intractable. >> and a lot of four-letter words we heard as well that we can't say here. they are all entrenched. it feels ultimately, what about us?

gus faucher, charles payne thanks for joining us.e a break now. >>> as apple unveils new devices coming up in tech minute we'll talk about a senator trying to limit companies abilities to track you on your tablet and cell phone. tracy: plus are you worried that the row pots will come to get you or at least get your job? tweet us. we'll talk to a ceo that has a plan to replace your favorite barista, with a machine. i love this. ashley: isn't that cool? tracy: i love it. ashley: oops, down for the count. hair-raising experience. new promising treatment for baldness. we're live in atlanta with the hairy details. tracy: as we do every day at this time of day, look how oil is trading. it is falling thankfully for at least commuters like myself. of $97.87 a barrel. we have not seen that for a long time. i for one am totally seeing this drop at the pump. it's a good day. we'll be right back. [ woman ] if you have the audacity to believe your financial advisor should focus on your long-term goals, not their short-term agenda. [ woman ] if yo

charles payne,.d here in the studio -- liz macdonald. >> before we get on to the topic which is indeed and some merit to speak at this time. the dow jones industrials are holding the 15,000 line at a whopping 15,002. the loss is 70 points. we were down triple digits. the dow is down to one-month low. the vix, the fear index, is to the upside, a three-month high. everybody is in a wait-and-see mode on wall street. you don't see dramatic moves. don't see heavy volume. everybody is waiting for washington. back to you. ashley: indeed they are, nicole. stay with us as we bring in elizabeth mcdonald and charles payne. guys, can money be made on this shutdown? you can understand why the volume is low, a lot of uncertainty but i think the odds are damn good the market will come back because washington will get something done in the end. >> you see almost every session and we get a little bit of intraday strength. we're not rocketing to the upside. so funny you started the segment off the market was rattled.

i'm charles payne, stuart's going to be back monday, but for today, here is the big story. president obama refuses to negotiate and the g.o.p. gets the blame for the government shutdown. well, that's what the latest wall street journal poll says. 56% are blaming republicans, only 31% blame the president. the republican party needs to change how it sells its message. it's not pandering, but the market's up thanks to the two sides finally talking and take a look at yesterday's rally. we see, well, obviously, we see a very nice pop this morning, and the market made a big move. could there be the start of a huge fourth quarter rally? i think it could be. you knew this was bound to happen. problems in the twitter ipo fillng. it's paul about advertising. twitter isn't telling who they are and what they're spending. important stuff, and investors maybe they should be worried. you shouldn't be worried because "varney & company,"" we're about to beggn. it's a gwing tnd in business: do more with less with less energy. it's a gwing tnd in business: soon, the world's most hp is hintell

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. passing a deal that solves nothing, congress is taking another break. any wonder voters are saying give me a break? 74% of americans want to throw the bums out. would that solve the problem? let's find out. we'll go to dagen mcdowell, charlie and larry. larry, throw the bums out. it's the universal cry. would that be the answer? >> it sounds good to me. look, the single greatest asset we possess as a nation is our credibility and our

payne's house. he gets up and takes almost all the money he has in the world, $170 in cash and he leaves it on the top of the dresser. he keeps about 15 bucks which coincidently is approximately the price of a bus ticket to mexico. he then removes his wedding ring and places it in a china cup that his wife brought back from the soviet union. he then leaves the house, walks to a neighbor a man who lives in that house works at the book depository. he has been giving oswald writes back and forth each weekend. that morning, the day before on november the 21st oswald says to him can you give me a ride tonight? sure, but why? you always go on friday. i want to pick up some curtain rods for mrs. payne. okay. he didn't tell the man in the boarding house room had curtains and already had blinds. the next morning after he leaves the money and the wedding ring the sister of the co-worker sees him come to the house. he is carrying a package wrapped in brown paper about that long and about that tall. the woman l

chars payne in for neil cavuto.nd so much for all of those cones and barricades because the partial governmenthutdown getting hyped for bringing the pain doesn't look too painful a lot of americans. so asife goes on, can america move on with a smaller government? ben stein, david dowell, and gary k. >> all evidence is we're a ok. we have hundreds of thousands of furloughs. we're still running just fine. for me, i've been saying for years. the bottom line is government is an overbloated blob with too much waste. if i got in

chars payne in for neil cavuto. and so much for all of those cones and barricades because the partial governmenthutdown getting hyped for bringing the pain doesn't look too painful a lot of americans. so asife goes on, can america move on with a smaller government? ben stein, david dowell, and gary k. >> all evidence is we're a ok. we have hundreds of thousands of furloughs. we're still running just fine. for me, i've been saying for years. the bottom line is government is an overbloated blob with too much waste. if i got in there, i'd knoc 15% off the top and we'd still run very well. that's something that needs to get done. unfortunately, it never gets done. >> probably people are at home saying that 15% sounds small. i never knew there were 800,000, quote, nonessential workers the government. >> well, more than 80% of the outlays are still in effect even with the shutdown. you kn, social security, the military, and the like. so we -- but i do think that this gives us a chance to prioritize what we want out of gov

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. >>> the supreme court will hear a case on came payne contributions but it could be a big deal for future elections. case the justices will hear is between republicans and obama administration saying limiting donations violates first amenment rights. >>> it cleared the house and has the backing of the white house but a bill to guaranteed furloughed federal workers may back up pay for the shut down hit a snag in the senate. john cornyn says it's premature unless a worker is deemed essential it's illegal to work or receive pay. >>> you may wonder what's in the name according to the a ohnida nation, a lot. [audio not understandable] >> you shouldn't be using that to a national sports team. >> the nfl is getting ground on the fight to change the redskins name. we will explain the next step. >> also ahead, apple the newest operating system a fast but a number of users wish they never made the upgrade. find out why and how to fix the problem. >> i was this close. >> reporter: this close to makeing that upgrade. good morning. take a look at the fort mchenry tunnel. it's construction related dela

i saw alexander payne's nebraska and it's an absolute must see of the year.n see it at the festival, absolutely book you tickets now because it's gonna be a hot ticket. > >thank you erik. > >thank you. still ahead-- the feeling from the trading floor. what it's like to trade the markets with as the debt ceiling deadline looms. chart talk is next. matt cavanaugh joins us now for a closer look at the charts on wells fargo. wells fargo coming out with earnings tomorrow. what do you think is likely to happen with this stock? > >it's really interesting because wells fargo is a stock that's broken a lot of it's support levels---like the 50 day and the 200 day moving average. but looking at it from my perspective, i think it looks still like it's pretty attractive. it pays a 3% dividend. really a cheap stock valuation wise and i think that people's concerns about the mortgages or the slowdown in the mortgage market is a little bit overblown. i think at as long as wells can hold this level here, it's gonna be a good buy in the long term. > >is it a long term buy? it

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joining us now is charles payne and in philadelphia, jack mcintyre, portfolio manager. is it surprising to you and worrisome to you as an investor this is ill going on some five years after the collapse of lehman brothers? >> it is actually not worry some, i think these are all kind of deflationary pressures and it tells me there is still some value in bonds, that is an under owned investment asset right now because everybody seems to hate bonds. dagen: you would buy treasuries right now? >> i still think there is still some value in treasuries. better value outside the u.s. or into emerging markets. what was the catalyst for the selling we saw from may to august. backed with the fed was doing about maybe they would start to taper, but everything you just pointed out tells you we need to keep global monetary policy, the fed is not going to be tapering this year. some of the higher yielding bond markets should do well. dagen: you had 3.8, almost $4 billion coming out of u.s. stock funds, money going back into the debt fund. >> investors have been holding onto the very en

stuart: charles payne has an interest in this. as you say, you are looking nor chops. the show with you august 2. pounding the table on monday. i would love the viewers to go to my website. i have a special piece on there on how you can see these things come in. the volume was obvious. there was an overreaction, wall street estimate in the stock since late september. huge volume spikes, nobody knew this offer was coming. it was telegraphed and if you saw it come he could have made a lot of money. stuart: it looks pretty bad for the president. and ap poll approval rating for president obama, that is low. a gallup survey on confidence in the economy. quickly, charles, what do you make of all of this? charles: the market is speaking, the public is speaking. they may think they are winning a pr battle, they are all wrong. stuart: do you think maybe the tide is turning on this debt issue? lots more criticism on the i won't negotiate stand. charles: it is not working the way he thought. if there is not overwhelming clamoring for his side of the argument. they are not reading

i'm charles payne in for stuart. here is the big story today. techs fuel the global economy and we're going to see that in the market today. amazon and microsoft, two big tech names that are going to go up and big time. seems twitter is going to join the tech rally. the stock is going to be priced at $20 a share, the question, if it trades at $30 or higher on the first day, should you buy it? we haven't forgotten about obamacare. kathleen sebelius says she doesn't work for the people who is calling for her to resign? really? who does she work for? we've got the answers for you coming up. "varney & company" is about to begin. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. >> woo, hoo. the obamacare train