i am sandra smith. lauren lauren: and i am transfixed. n the u.s., stock futures sinking down 376 points. the s&p down 46. the nasdaq down 104. buckle up, another wild ride. sandra: in asia are closing down another 1.2% and in japan the nikkei, a huge story there. the average losing 4%. lauren: unbelievable. in europe, stocks under pressure. the ftse down 2.5%. cac down 2.75%. tree into another wild ride expected from oil today after a big game yesterday. crude oil is so enough to attend this morning. the cell of about 3% of the vote 1 dollar a half, just over $47 a barrel. lauren: gold prices to the upside. $1141. train to take a look. the u.s. dollar right now is down against the euro and the u.k. pound and the japanese yen. the canadian dollar and mexican peso are down against the u.s. dollar. the rest of the global currencies are a good 2.16%. sandra: welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is new in today's market, latest breaking news and what to expect for the busy day ahead. lauren: oil pulling back after rallied 4% and tremen

i am sandra smith. lauren: hey, sandra. i am transfixed. despite the slight in china, u.s.futures point to wind up wall street looking good this morning. dow futures indicated 51-point when it does sound for hours sound for hours from now. the s&p up five and three quarters getting about 15 points. sandra: in asia, shanghai stocks data such as 4.5% that ended the session the slight losses. pretty much down across the board, the cost view at slight gain. lauren: how about your up looking like this. my man down. the cac down half of 1% in the german dax has a 1%. >> we head towards the u.s. in the wild ride for the oil market as well. you are looking not for the $44.47 a barrel off more than 2% to start the session. lauren: there you have both lower. $1139 a troy ounce. sandra: the dollar firming up against global currencies. the euro at 112, down against the greenback with mixed action across the board. lauren: in bonds, 2.15%. sandra: bulk of the "fbn:am," your first look at moving markets today, the latest breaking news in what to expect that they had. lauren: the shanghai

sandra smith, douglas holtz-eakin. john busy. thank you very much.e new edition to the "mornings with maria" and fox business family. look our executive producer scott friangi. ryan joseph franggie, welcome him to the world. including big brother mark. look how proud big brother mark looks. >> congratulations. maria: we love you, pete, jill. come back soon. >> what a bundle of joy. maria: that will do it for us. stuart with "varney & company." stuart: we second the congratulations to the friangi family. is donald trump sucking all the air out of politics? you may ask, now what? trump criticizes carly fiorina's appearance. carly smiles and dismisses comment. says she is rising in the polls. trump said he did say something

having to be worried about how the fed is going to jookt but is recession closer than we think sandra smithople think commodities of telltale sign what is going on the entire commodities complex has broken down. sandra: china a big part whether you like to talk about it o are not china played a huge part in the global sell-off and slowdown, i always since i was a kid -- commodities market turned to commodities markets to give me a sign of what is happening now which is just what domestic economy. >> surindicatoror. >> doesn't look good copper oil prices, goldman -- talking but talking about 20 dollar oil. i mean this is still these are still difficult times, for the american economy. >> have the problem is liflt historical you look at industries commodities, historically a leading indicator for recession the problem is we koobt go back and look at historical data, because we are coming off something we never did before, which is, search on years, of zero percent interest rates seven years of trying to manipulate the equity markets higher, to get asset prices higher. >> should have resulted

... >> good morning, everyone, i'm sandra smith., september 21st and with me this hour we've got your top stories, 8:30 a.m. on the east coast. we'll get to those guys in a second. the g.o.p. race getting tighter in the first poll since last week's debate. carly fiorina in the number two spot to donald trump and trump slipping a little bit. on the democratic side, hillary clinton made her first appearance to so a different side of herself. and just two days after clinton held an event at university of new hampshire, sanders held his own and a turnout of 3000 people, five times as many as clinton's event. looking at the markets this morning, futures pointing to gainses a the market looks to recover from friday's big fed-fueled selloff. dow futures up triple digits, 107 point gain there. turning to sports, it was a big night, a big weekend for sports. bad news for cowboys fans, anybody who has tony romo on their fantasy football, tony romo will undergo tests to see if he needs surgery. making history at the emily awards. viola davis b

good morning everyone, i'm sandra smith. maria bartiromo has the morning off.september 24th. with me fox business's dagen mcdowell and ryan newton from "the wall street journal." 220 people in saudi arabia were killed in a stampede near the holy city of mecca. an estimated two million people are taking part in the traditional haj pilgrimage. the area is on the main road from the center of mecca to the hill of arafat, revered by muslims as the place where mohammed gave his farewell sermon. 220 people reported dead in a stampede in saudi arabia. another 450 have been injured. we will continue to update you on the as details become available. >>> pope francis is set to address a joint meeting of congress this morning. the pope yesterday focuses on climate change as he addressed the crowds in our nation's capitol. >> urgency it seems clear to me also that climate change is a problem we can no longer be left to our future generation. >> chinese president xi will be in washington later today. he spent yesterday with some of the biggest corporate names on america's we

thank you, so appreciate it, sandra smith, as well as scott brown.nk you, maria. obama humiliated. russia tells america get out of syria. good morning, everyone. it came overnight, the demand that u.s. war planes stop overflights in syria immediately and russia's parliament okays sending troops there. stuart: it's a takeover, it's a potential military confrontation, an aggressive putin changed mideast power and russian air strikes in syria have begun. got it. there's big news on the domestic political front as well. the teamsters decline to en

i'm sandra smith. maria bartiromo has the day off.ay, september 24th, with us is dagen mcdowell and geraldo rivera. we're looking at jobless claims, and durable goods orders, we're looking for those as markets continue to sell off. a global selloff. futures off 151 points. weakness across the board here, an hour ahead of the opening bell. as we see weakness in europe. trading there is to the down side. you've got markets in germany off 2%. the cac quarante in france down 1.8%. weakness in london as well. saw a selloff in asian markets as the nikkei is leading to the down side there, off nearly 3%. 8:30 on east coast, we're looking for a couple of pieces of economic data out this morning. jobless claims, the estimate 2 271,000. durable goods we're expecting to be down 2%. those will be out moments from now. they're a little delayed. we'll bring them to you as we have them. markets continue to selloff 151 points. janet yellen will be speaking this evening, making a speech, know the answering questions, but that certainly, as i believe i

maria: sandra smith, jump in here. who do you see as the most geopolitical candidate, who is the best for growth? >> that's a good question. a number of candidates have been understanding of how works. sandra: like who? >> jeb bush, carly fiorina, marco rubio worked to create a startup backed several years ago. it's not just about business. how do we continue to be the most innovative and what policies run regulation and access to capital as well because that is the battle for talent. i hope there is more focus not just on this debate that make the news at how we make sure we have the t. and remained the leader of the free world and the most innovative in a lot than a lot of issues need that discussion. hopefully tonight at the reagan library there will be a more substantive debate about taking the nation forward and continuing to be a magnet for talent and immigrants who can help build the country for the future and create jobs for the future. maria: business does need a voice. we need a voice to move the needle on gro

sandra smith. charles. dana. so we. jaime fallon. anthony. robert john breaux john joseph.ormer. >> john gerard. >> john w. farrell. >> john patrick ferrell. >> joseph farley. >> christopher edward. mr. faulkner. bernard. robert fazio, jr.. william. francis. sean bernard. peter adam. shot. >> and my father. >> my brother joe we and his brothers part are frisky five we lost 11 guys. we miss you all we will never forget you keep an eye on christopher's he just got on. >> if i were to have one wish it would be to me my dad. although i never met him i heard he was a great man progress of wonderful father a loving husband a son and brother in one day i hope to be the same. i love you dad and i miss you every day. >> robert john. >> david. lewis. michael stephen. bradley james. jennifer louise. kristin nicole. and ilya. samuel fields. >> alexander. michael bradley finigan. timothy. michael. stephen. paul. john f. fisher. andrew fisher. gerald fisher john roger fisher. lucy fisher and. thomas james. richard fitzsimmons. darlene. wilson flag. christina flannery. and my father i lov

i am maria bartiromo appeared still with me, sandra smith, michael block from rhino trading.y one as we look ahead to the decision on whether to raise interest rates for the first time since 2000 experience ceo jamie timon out with an op-ed today on how to spark growth in the country. we been dealing in the media there, cablevision being acquired for almost $18 billion. first the second republican presidential debate. they wasted no time taking shots at one another. >> visceral response to attack people on their appearance, that happened in junior high. >> i never attacked him on his looks and believe me there's plenty subject matter right there. >> if i were sitting at home watching this back and forth i'd be inclined to turn it off. >> you wanted casino gambling in florida. >> no i didn't. >> yesterday appeared trim to wall street breaking for decision on interest rates for the federal reserve today. the meeting is over today in the economy is the focus. is it finally ready for its first rate hike in six years. chief correspondent john helsing breath, bank of america merril

sandra smith. curious if your take on the china situation.well. is this going to lead to further troubles here at home? >> i think it will. china is a huge economy. it is much freer than the united states and in many aspects. on the other hand a lot of government run industries and if you look at the economy, the free market continues to do well. the government is a disaster and also a big issue how you reconcile economic freedom with declining our lack of social freedom. the chinese model is found to have been tested. you can't sustain the growth rates they claim to have had for long periods of time. basically with the overriding government in the marketplace. it will impact u.s. economy. they are major trading partner and they have a big impact on the global economy. maria: john, you john, are you expecting the fed to raise rates on thursday? >> i don't know what to expect. i think they should. i don't think any of us know what the right rate is. zero interest rate is too low. in a natural market we would be higher and it has caused bubbles

sandra: good morning. and xander smith and for maria bartiromo.ll, keith mccall at and former massachusetts senator scott brown. wisconsin governor scott brown bowing out -- i'm sorry, scott walker bowing out of the 2016 race. a long morning so far. not without taking a parting shot at donald trump. >> today i believe i'm being called too big by helping to clear the field in this race so that a positive can there be of message can rise to the top of the field. with this in mind, i will suspend my campaign immediately. i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider doing the same so voters can focus on a limited number of candidates who can offer a positive, conservative alternative to the current front runner. sandra: governor walker once led the pack himself. after debate performances and a sharp decline in the polls, money started drying up. breaking news this morning. we are watching a market selloff in and they open an hour and have hour and have come the dow futures up to seven team. markets in europe down as well. major ave

sandra smith. charles. dana. so we. jaime fallon. anthony. robert john breaux john joseph.ormer. >> john gerard. >> john w. farrell. >> john patrick ferrell. >> joseph farley. >> christopher edward. mr. faulkner. bernard. robert fazio, jr.. william. francis. sean bernard. peter adam. shot. >> and my father. >> my brother joe we and his brothers part are frisky five we lost 11 guys. we miss you all we will never forget you keep an eye on christopher's he just got on. >> if i were to have one wish it would be to me my dad. although i never met him i heard he was a great man progress of wonderful father a loving husband a son and brother in one day i hope to be the same. i love you dad and i miss you every day. >> robert john. >> david. lewis. michael stephen. bradley james. jennifer louise. kristin nicole. and ilya. samuel fields. >> alexander. michael bradley finigan. timothy. michael. stephen. paul. john f. fisher. andrew fisher. gerald fisher john roger fisher. lucy fisher and. thomas james. richard fitzsimmons. darlene. wilson flag. christina flannery. and my father i lov

thank you, so appreciate it, sandra smith, as well as scott brown. stuart varney, have a great show. stuart: thank you, maria. obama humiliated. russia tells america get out of syria. good morning, everyone. it came overnight, the demand that u.s. war planes stop overflights in syria immediately and russia's parliament okays sending troops there. stuart: it's a takeover, it's a potential military confrontation, an aggressive putin changed mideast power and russian air strikes in syria have begun. got it. there's big news on the domestic political front as well. the teamsters decline to endorse hillary clinton and the union says it's willing to talk to donald trump. and the dow will be up big at the opening bell, but with the developments in syria, why isn't gold rallying, too? it's actually a tad lower in price. look at this, that is now a hurricane and it's called joaquin, it's going to dump a lot of rain on the eastern seaboard. yes, this is another big day. "varney & company" about to begin. ♪ shocking developments in the middle east. i'm going to

anchor sandra smith. keith mccullough with high risk management and dagen mcdowell. futures higher this morning after a big sell-off in the markets. the dow jones industrials sold off 369 points, we are set to take some of that back this morning. oil prices are big component of market swings over the past week to weeks, price of oil is down better than one dollar a barrel, down 2.5% the major averages in europe are showing wild swings as well, looking at gains although it has been a mixed story this morning for britain, france, germany starting the day higher, we are now negative on the s&p 100 although the get around in paris and the dax in germany at fractionally. keith mccullough, let's get started with you. sandra told you about our bell every time you use the word venture planning. there it is. can make it should be more -- maria: central planners have been in force. impact of pumping money into the economy. want to get your reaction. >> it appears the stimulus that a positive impact based on the studies i have seen. the hole was deeper than we anticipated inclu

with me is keith mccullough, sandra smith, wall street journal's john buffy.tories at 7:00 a.m. thousands of people filling an arena in dallas to listen to donald trump days ahead of the next debate pulled no punches against his rival and the media. >> take a look, everybody. do you like the media? give them a big hand. if you don't give them a big boo. i have a feeling. maria: there you go. on the democratic side bernie sanders took his message to many evangelical schools speaking at liberty university acknowledging differences on social issues but struck a chord when talking about income inequality. a new concern over nuclear weapons, north korea, the company saying it restarted all nuclear bomb fuel plants and it is ready to use nuclear weapons at any time this coming adapter north korea threatened to launch multiple satellites on long-range rockets. the alleged shooter in the mississippi college shooting is dead. police confirming shannon wham died from a self-inflicted gunshot, suspected of killing the woman he lives with and adults as the university prof

sandra smith and hedgeye's keith mccollough and dagen mcdowell.mproving pretty well, a 90-point rally for the dow jones industrials after yesterday's selloff that wiped points from the value. the nasdaq, s&p and russell, weak, the tune of 2 1/2 and 3%. the world markets are mixed. london down, kwak cac quarante is up and we saw negative data in germany. a picture is worth a thousand words, for those of you listening on the radio, we're showing two side by side photos of president obama shake hands with vladimir putin. and one is from 2013 both men have smiles on their faces and yesterday, it's clear there was tension in the room. they were happier in 2013ment and look at that. putin generating headlines after calling for a united front in the battle against isis. we need to include syria and work with assad against isis. kevin mccarthy wants to be speaker of the house to replace john boehner who will step down the end of october. i spoke with him last hour. >> washington doesn't control us and i think that generational you'll find from the bottom

stuart likes to follow this closely and sandra smith is lapping. up 29. staying at 29. us, cheryl casone, senator smith, hilary kramer and harry levin in chicago. the two days said meeting -- leading starts tomorrow at the big decision on interest rates announced on thursday. hillary, what are they going to do? >> there's no question the fed cannot tighten. too much global weakness. the reality is a jobless recovery and jobless recovery in the fed knows the numbers they look at our erroneous numbers. the fed has to say right now and focus on waiting it out and see what happens with inflation helping inflation doesn't become a problem. sure into yesterday was talking to cheryl casone i said why don't they raise interest rates .12% on both sides of the issue. what he ain't? >> i don't think they'll do that either. i think this market will take an egg dip. it will be a 3% and 5% drop and i don't think the economy is where it needs to be for them to do it. the other reason they do it is to save face. ashley: sandra smith, what are they going to do? why not both a quarter-po

once again joining me, sandra smith and mike murphy.m the federal ea serve yesterday on interest rates. janet yellen said that the central bank was not ready to make the move to raise interest rates amidst recent volatility in the global markets and the impact on the united states. most officials do believe the first rate increase in nearly ten years will come later this year. now though there are concerns about the health of the global economy and that global slowdown we have been talking about so much on this program. take a look at futures, back at the lows of the morning. the dow expected to open down 170 points, the nasdaq, the s&p 500 also in the red today. we're watching commodities. investors seeking the safety of gold which is up better than 1%. crude oil is edging lower, oil now, as you can see, down about 1.5%. checking global markets, the selling is there as well. asian markets were mixed, but we had a rough session in japan. in shanghai, china, the composite was up a third of a percent, the hang seng was up as well. the jap

with me is sandra smith. keith mccullough and massachusettsepenator scott brown. day of those listening on the radio. futures indicate the market's climb for a triple digit loss at the opening of trading with the decline of 2%, the dow, nasdaq and recipes this morning, looking at weakness in oil, months of limses wiped out over the last three days in the oil market, on the heels of a huge rally but this morning is back to selma. we looking at a decline of 2% off of the lows. a rush to buy gold as a safety play, gold up as you concede, $0.40 with stocks underway. major averages looking at double-digit losses and it started in asia where it has become abrily waiting game, waiting for the government to come in and stimulate the stock market by buying sharesruid the shanghai composite was down just 1.23% overnight. the bigger sand >> stay tuned on september 16th, may be changing topics. if i get 1h-questions a row count from that home. he will go nuclear now. maria: presidential cathe rdate chris christie and jimmy fallon plans to out from donald trump in the next deb

. >> i am andrea tantaros, and here with us is harris faulkner, sandra smith, host of kennedy on our sister network, and today's hash tag you know him and best-selling author brad thor. his 15th book, code of conduct, which launched here is out now and we remind brad he is out numbered. >> and happy to be so. >> how is the book going? >> it has been the best launch and most critical acclaim. people saying it is their favorite thriller. >> i was at the chicago airport and the big looks bigger. are they making it bigger? >> i think it is all of the buzz. congrats. >> good to have you. >> good to be here. >> we have our own code of conduct here. we will tell you the two rules later. all eyes on donald trump who doesn't have a code of conduct. the gop frontrunner is giving a major national security address in california later today. this, less than 24 hour, after the billionaire businessman drew a crowd of 15,000 people at a texas-size rally. trump raising the roof at american air lines arena blasting his rivals. some women were crying even. >> we have to build a wall, folks. [applause]

tossing it over to sandra smith of the take you through the next few hours.is off this morning. tuesday, september 22nd with make him our brave men james, fox business dagen mcdowell and wells fargo investment institute tarot. your top stories this morning. breaking news this hour. wisconsin governor scott walker bowing out of the 2016 race but not without taking a parting shot at donald trump. >> today i believe i am called to lead by helping clear the field in this phrase so that a positive conservative message can rise to the top of the field. with this in mind, i will suspend my campaign immediately. i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider doing the same so the voters can focus on a limited number of candidates who can offer a positive conservative alternative to the current front runner. sandra: it wasn't too long ago governor walker once led the pack installed. after we they form an says in a sharp decline in the polls, the money started drying off. i will talk to reporter anthony scarry michie later. if you're waking up right n

i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, kirsten powers.fox news contributor and senior writer for "the weekly standard," stephen hayes. he is "outnumbered." >> good to be here. >> d.c. train must be packed. >> this is great. >> this is great pair to have on the couch. we have a lot to get to. neck-and-neck with just days to go until the second republican primary debate, a stunning new poll shows hil

. >> hillary clinton is no sandra smith, i can vouch for that. wonder if she surround herself, we see in the emails with step ford staff i call it. >> agreed. >> go, uh-huh. they just nod, bill, she's got sid and uma. nod their heads when she says get me my tea. >> how much bernie sanders plans would call each of you and me all of us out there. went through and crunch of the number, $18 trillion. medicare, infrastructure programs, college affordability, free tuition, leave from work for a stubbed toe everything else out there. that is a fortune. $18 trillion is the size of our debt. he would rack that up in then years. no one is taking him seriously to point that out. she unit either. all i heard was biden bite, everybody was playing. >> not taking him seriously but following him down that socialist rabbit hole. what is hillary clinton talking about? income inequality, same things that sanders is talking about. she realizes there is a problem on the left. you're right, her staff is not serving her well. basically this is fundamentally flawed cand

i am andrea tantaros, here today is harris faulkner, sandra smith, democratic strategist and fox newsontributor julie is back. and senior editor of the national review, jonah goldberg is live. >> you were the funniest person

here with us today, sandra smith, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy. co-hosted fox and friends first, in sleet earhart and one lucky guy, a presidential candidate and governor of the garden state otherwise known as new jersey, governor chris christie is here finally and you are "outnumbered". >> i will do fine. >> you have a staff with a lot of women, you are used to be surrounded. >> i am used to it, no problem. >> you have the lovely wife. strong, smart woman. >> supported me for a long time. happy to be back. >> fbi and atf agents joining

here with us today is harris faulkner, sandra smith,

here with us today is harris faulkner, sandra smith, melissa francis and our one lucky guy is former u.n.ambassador, john bolton. >> glad to be here. >> on a busy news day. so let's get right to. russia's defense ministry is saying their jets are carrying out airstrikes on isis. but the problem is the towns where russian bombings are re reining down don't have an isis presence but are home to the free syrian army, allies to bashar al-assad. senator john mccain didn't hold back on the senate floor moment moments ago. >> it was one year ago when the president said our strategy is to degrade and destroy isis. a report yesterday, 28,000 european and some american had come into the fight on the side of isis. mosul and ramadi remain in the hands of isis and of course the continued advances of isis in syria are well known. in short, a year ago after the president made that statement. there is no strategy, there is no success. >> jennifer griffin is life from the pentagon. >> here is what we know. a senior u.s. military source described the russian demarche as an awkward meeting through a tr

i am andrea tantaros, here today is harris faulkner, sandra smith, democratic strategist and fox news contributor julie is back. and senior editor of the national review, jonah goldberg is live. >> you were the funniest person on twitter last night during the deba debate. >> i was out of my eds. pot in the 1980s and 1970s is very different than today. >> what a night. fireworks at the republican debate with you know who targeted. there may have been 11 candidates on that stage, but for the most part, it seemed to be gop frontrunner versus the entire field taking hits from all sides at the reagan national library as his rivals try to take him down a notch and trump dished it right back and fired the first shot. >> first of all, rand paul shouldn't be on this stage. he is number 11. 1% in the polls and how he got up here -- there is far too many. >> i think there is an entertaining quality about trump but i am concerned. >> i never attacked him on his looks and there is plenty of subject matter there. >> we don't need an aprintice in the white house. >> you had hillary clinton going to

here is sandra smith, co-host of "after the bell" on fox business melissa frances, democratic strategist at fox news contributor julie comment and hash tag one lucky guy, former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney, both sides of the aisle, legal analysts arthur aidalla. >> it is like you hear about lawyer or prosecutor, i am nice. >> and the caller. like sitting around. you guys look great. you look -- i am trying not to be "outnumbered". >> happy friday, good to have you. could it be panic time for hillary clinton? some of her powerful donors are raising big concerns about her e-mail scandal during a conference call with her campaign, one quoted there is no question in my mind between now and next november if there will be new benghazi, a new e-mail and he hopes lessons have been learned from the e-mail fiasco. on that phone call clinton's press secretary assisted team clinton will be available for new attacks and establish something to respond to the congressional benghazi hearing. there are concerns clinton's real trouble may be with her party's on moderates, not only those on th

. >> i am sandra smith. andrea tantaros, harris father, a host of kennedy, kennedy and one lucky guy, welcome back dr. keith ablow and he is "outnumbered". welcome back to the couch. >> everyone has the same question for me when i get back home. how is it? being there, sitting with them. >> how did they ask response? >> tumbling, it is humbling. >> we drive you crazy. >> the question everyone asks you is am i crazy? a different question, normal or not? >> i get a lot of questions. is my husband normal? >> are we normal or are we nuts? >> so far tilting toward a normal but always -- the diagnostic process. >> let me know after the next 55 minutes. >> another day another stunner, hillary clinton's e-mail scandal according to the associated press the state department told investigators the classified material on hillary's home. server was so sensitive that this a given her lawyer to store this e-mails isn't secure enough. states installed a special state at the office of david kendall, clinton's lawyer after th

. >> i am sandra smith.rea tantaros, harris father, a host of kennedy, kennedy and one lucky guy, welcome back dr. keith ablow and he is "outnumbered". welcome back to the couch. >> everyone has the same question for me when i get back home. how is it? being there, sitting with them. >> how did they ask response? >> tumbling, it is humbling. >> we drive you crazy.

. >> i am andrea tantaros, and here with us is harris faulkner, sandra smith, host of kennedy on ouray's hash tag you know him and best-selling author brad thor. his 15th book, code of conduct, which launched here is out now and we remind brad he is out numbered. >> and happy to be so. >> how is the book going? >> it has been the best launch

here with us today, sandra smith, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy. co-hosted fox and friends first, in sleet earhart and one lucky guy, a presidential candidate and governor of the garden state otherwise known as new jersey, governor chris christie is here finally and you are "outnumbered". >> i will do fine. >> you have a staff with a lot of women, you are used to be surrounded. >> i am used to it, no problem. >> you have the lovely wife. strong, smart woman. >> supported me for a long time. happy to be back. >> fbi and atf agents joining police in a massive manhunt for three suspects who shot and killed a 32-year-old police veteran in the alan mulally north of chicago. local schools are closed. residents told to stay indoors. lieut. charles josephglinowicz was pursuing three suspect. he was just weeks from retirement. mike hoban live from outside the police department. what can you tell us? >> the dynamic of the search has changed since then:00 last night. the perimeter was released after the police determined they had exhausted the potential of fi

i'm andrea tantaros, and here with us today sandra smith, host of kennedy on fox business' kennedy, cohostfirst, ainsley earhart, and the ceo of concerned veterans of america, mr. pete hegseth, and you're outnumbered, pete. >> thank you for having me. >> my least favorite day of the year because it means summer's over, and i can't wear white. >> you're wearing white. fittingly. i mean -- >> yes. >> parting with summer is such sweet sorrow, but it does mean football season -- >> yes, it does! go bruins. >> i'm a minnesota vikings fan.

i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, kirsten powers. today's #oneluckyguy, fox news contributor and senior writer for "the weekly standard," stephen hayes. he is "outnumbered." >> good to be here. >> d.c. train must be packed. >> this is great. >> this is great pair to have on the couch. we have a lot to get to. neck-and-neck with just days to go until the second republican primary debate, a stunning new poll shows hillary clinton and donald trump, oh so close in a hypothetical head-to-head matchup. the new "washington post" abc news survey, finds clinton garnering 46% support compared to trump's 43% among registered voters. a small lead, that is within the margin of error. meantime this same poll, showing clinton's falling fortunes among democratic voters. hillary dropping to 42% among dems, down from 63% back in july. bernie sanders jumping 10 points to 24% over the same time period. and vice president joe biden, who is not even in the race yet, up nine points to 21%. steve ven, great to have you here. what do you make of trump's cont

here is sandra smith, co-host of "after the bell" on fox business melissa frances, democratic strategistor julie comment and hash tag one lucky guy, former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney, both sides of the aisle, legal analysts arthur aidalla. >> it is like you hear about lawyer or prosecutor, i am nice.

here today sandra smith, andrea tantaros, democratic strategist and fox news contributor julie row beginsuy. former member of navy seal team six, rob o'neill. we're glad he is with us on important day to share his insights and as america reps september 11th, 2001, your life, our lives changed forever. >> they are changed. so good to be here ben, on 9/11 anniversary in new york. this is a city that doesn't forget. so real on the stage to deal with families.

here today sandra smith, andrea tantaros, democratic strategist and fox news contributor julie row begins city, and our #oneluckyguy. former member of navy seal team six, rob o'neill. we're glad he is with us on important day to share his insights and as america reps september 11th, 2001, your life, our lives changed forever. >> they are changed. so good to be here ben, on 9/11 anniversary in new york. this is a city that doesn't forget. so real on the stage to deal with families. how it still affects them to this very day. to just realize i was part of the end result of what i think is the finest team ever assembled to take down the mastermind pretty much of those horrible attacks. >> we'll talk to you particularly about strategy and tactics. >> glad to be here, appreciate it. >> we begin with observances around the nation 14 years later. at white house, president obama and first lady led a moment of silence at 8:46 eastern when the first plane hid the world trade center. defense secretary ash carter laid a wreath at pentagon for the people we lost there. shanksville, pennsylvania, did h

i'm andrea tantaros, and here with us today sandra smith, host of kennedy on fox business' kennedy, cohostf "fox & friends" first, ainsley earhart, and the ceo of concerned veterans of america, mr. pete hegseth, and you're outnumbered, pete. >> thank you for having me. >> my least favorite day of the year because it means summer's over, and i can't wear white. >> you're wearing white. fittingly. i mean -- >> yes. >> parting with summer is such sweet sorrow, but it does mean football season -- >> yes, it does! go bruins. >> i'm a minnesota vikings fan. we've got a sweet quarterback. this is our year. >> go, bears. >> easy. >> them's fighting words. >> we'll see on the field. >> speaking of fighting, we do hope you're having a great labor day, but let's get right to it. we're just a little over a week away -- that rhymes. republican presidential primary debate, and it will be held september 16th at the reagan library in california where all eyes will be on the 17 candidates. new debate rules will rank the top ten based on recent polling between august 7th and september 10th. donald trump, be

sandra smith is taking a big breath. >> give it a second, will you? >> we're up. ght. >> i'm saying flat. in advance of the fed meeting. ashley: stability. sandra: sharply unchanged. stuart: should i? >> very stable. stuart: ashley webster and sandra smith are here and joining us from chicago-- we're waiting for the fed, apart from the federal reserve, why do you say that the market is at a top here? tell me. >> well, i think that-- first, just saying the market is at a top, we've got earnings growth that are starting to decelerate. i think that the viewers at home need to understand we only have a little more upside that the market has between now and end of the year. the reality is, we're probably going to hit a recession in the next year or so because it's a part of the natural business cycle. if you want to be bearish or defensive, just wait for a pop and wait for it to come there and take the profits off the table. don't go off and make any moves in the next few days and don't presume because we might have a santa claus rally that that means you need to jump i

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to commemorate and talk about the opening of the market, ashley webster, sandra smith, tom, and is thatscript. the opening bell will ring in 15 seconds and we're expecting a loss of 50, maybe 60 points. where we close today is anybody's guess. the question that i'm asking everybody is 16,000, is that the bottom? is that the closing bottom of this market? well, we'll see. the trading day has begun. you hear that bang right there. kind of a bell. we're running and we're off seven points, nine points. the futures say we're going to go down. sandra: give it a minute, stu, come on! all the stocks aren't open yet. stuart: why do people want to watch a show that's going down and then it's going up. sandra: because you don't tell them that, futures don't translate to exactly where we were going to open. stuart: there we go. ashley: the varney effect. stuart: do not say that. brad mcmillan, i want you to come in on this one. why have stocks in the last two weeks of august and first two weeks of september, why all over the place? why now? >> well, we've got a lot of uncertainty coming into the ma

stuart: rip off the band-aid the intense -- >> i stole that from sandra smith. stuart: that's fine.olitics and scott walker. didn't exactly stand out in the debate this week. and later i asked him about whether he's having money problems. listen to this. >> income inequality has actually gone up under barack obama's economy. it's poverty sadly has gotten worse. income is going down, you look at this and barack obama's policies have largely laid into that and who's going to take care of that? hillary clinton, someone who she and her husband, bill clinton made $25 million last year, that's not the answer, it's to have a plan to get the government out of the way, not to grow washington, the government in washington. stuart: that was scott walker right after the debate. and joining us on the phone and scott walker supporter, anthony, you are a scott walker fundraiser. >> yeah. stuart: how long can he keep going if he doesn't come up with six, sex, eight percent on the polls. >> well, i'm his national finance chair, so i'm looking at the mass stuart, we were with the governor all day yes

we have with us to cover this ashley webster, sandra smith, larry levin, in the background city says out for a global recession. and goldman sachs this morning said markets will continue to slide as we go forward. larry levin, to you first, what do you make of those statements from big-name in the investment business? >> usually i don't listen to big names but in this case i think they are right unfortunately. we have of that meeting coming w don't like to talk about love fed and the don't want to get buzz. i never want that to happen again. more lower prices are hard to come by, we will finish below 16,000. i agree with what sandra said is what we call the tv number, a number we talk about on tv but if we settle below it is not a good sign, yesterday below 1900, the isn't the trading 1870's 5 cell not good now. stuart: lee munson nail biting time bearing in mind what city and goldman sachs have to say. >> they are late to the game. we already in a global recession in europe and emerging markets. the question is are we going to get a santa claus rally that will allow people to sell t

let's start your day every morning with lauren simonetti, nicole petallides and sandra smith, catch itn fox business, weekdays before "mornings with maria". next hour and exclusive interview with royal dutch shell, talking about falling oil prices and the energy sector. back in that minute. hey, how's the college visit? you remembered. it's good. does it make the short list? you remembered that too. yea, i'm afraid so. knowing our clients personally is what we do. it's okay. this is what we've been planning for. thanks, bye. and with over 13,000 financial advisors, we do it a lot. it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. maria: stocks starting the week with major gains. welcome back, i'm maria bartiroma. it is tuesday december 8th. dagen mcdowell is with me, keith mccullough and michael blocked from rhino trading partners. top stories markets during up for a big rally this morning awful long weekend with big gains on hopes of more stimulus out of china. we will tell you that. futures ended for in the for the dow jones industrial average, 300 points, 2% higher

ashley webster is with us and so, too, is sandra smith.murphy is back and scott shellady in chicago. i'll ask mike the same question as before. if they raise rates at 2:00 this afternoon, how does the stock market close? >> i think they raise rates and gives us a play book. if janet yellen comes out and says it's a slow gradual increase and the reasons behind, point is picking up and that we have 0 strong housing market. i think it goes higher. stuart: i've got pretty good ears and i hear everybody else in the background with the saxophone, was that you, shellady. >> no, it wasn't me, but i would ask this, since 1964, rate hikes have been fairly good for the market. so, that would be something that we'd have to take a look at one data point and the other i'd have to 100% agree with. regardless whether they raise them, it's everything to do with what she said. they could raise them for the wrong reasons and the market tanks and they can raise them for the right reasons and the market tanks as well. it doesn't have anything to do with the mo

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