david: scott martin, and kevin kelly. scott big drop after-hours. do you things will settle down? >> yeah, i think they will, david. we have to dig in what happened with the eps there. that is really the key. the revenue number was okay. the problem amazon has now it is becoming a victim of its own success. david: right. >> what you see, when they meet revenues that is not really good enough. remember this company that was notorious for really bad eps in the past. david: for years. they were negative, negative, negative. it was only year-and-a-half ago they turned that around. >> right. expectations -- david: kevin, all the other facilities going for them. they have got aws, their internet, helps you go with the cloud and the web. they have all of their services, their prime services. they're getting $6 billion a year in subscriptions alone for that. >> yeah, what is interesting to note we'll have to hear the guidance and i think that's really going to dictate the market action on the stock. we're seeing it rebound already. they want to see revenue grow because they're consistentl

the amount of secret material allegedly stolen by harold martin is pegues is following the case for us. jeff. >> reporter: scott, if it gets in the wrong hands, investigators say the information that martin stole could cost american lives. prosecutors say it includes intelligence officers' names and puts-- and martin's theft puts the secrecy of their identities at exprisk endangers the lives and safety of those officers. the documents also reveal the secrets he allegedly stole risk exposure of american intelligence operations. martin, who had a security arrested in late august and arrested in late august and during a search of his home, investigators found the equivalent of half a billion pages of sensitive documents, many of which were "secret" and "top secret." martin was employed by defense coraooz len hamilton, which also hired edward snowden. the company announced today former f.b.i. director robert mueller will investigate its security practices. scott, martin's attorney says his client is no snowden, just a >> pelley: but the justice department may seek charges under the espionage act. jeff pegues for u

martin is breathtaking, and jeff pegues is following the case for us. jeff? >> reporter: scott, if it gets in the wrong hands, investigators say the information that martin stole could cost american lives. prosecutors say it includes intelligence officers' names and puts -- and martin's theft puts the secrecy of their identities at risk and endangers the lives and safety of those officers. the documents also reveal that the secrets he allegedly stole risks exposure of american martin, who had a security clearance for some 28 years, was arrested in late august, and during a search of his home investigators found the equivalent of half a billion pages of sensitive documents, many of which were marked "secret" and "top secret." martin was employed by defense contractor booz allen hamilton, which also hired edward snowden. the company announced today that former fbi director robert scott, martin's attorney says his client is no snowden, just a compulsive hoarder. >> jeff pegues for us tonight. jeff, thank you. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. with three simple words. my

(scott)the early timeline on the doug martin ?scott)the early timeline on >> well, the early timeline on that doug martin ham string injury is three weeks out and highly in doubt now and tt' because martin reing a aggravated the hammy. nobody wants to get back on the field more than doug martin. the other newly-signed falcons running back smith is confident in all his back up options. day. you've got to be ready to play. a good example of that last week with carolina in the monday night game. he went in there and got 30 touches in one game. i don't think there's a receiver that will get 30 touches but you got to get up and he see in the parking lot? j james is the first one there. watching his brother play little league football and ways to improve himself and the team. >> my main concentration was continue to do whatever you do to lead your team to a win. we're just trying to do what we can do to win a habit here, try to get on some type of role. this feels good. we want to feel like that often. >> the cleveland indians have done

scott, martin's attorney says his client is no snowden, just a compulsive hoarder. >> jeff pegues for us tonight. jeff, thank you. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. with three simple words. my name is chris noth and i will listen. cer: you taught him how to hit a baseball. how to hit a receiver. you even taught him how to hit the open man. but how much time have you spent teaching him... what not to hit? >>> well, tonight we have a rare interview with an american who became a leader of an isis cell, sending other young americans to their deaths in syria. abdirizak warsame has an exotic name, but minneapolis is the only home he's ever known. he's one of thousands of somali refugees who have been welcomed there since the 1990s. warsame is now facing 15 years in prison. in an interview for this sunday's "60 minutes" he told us that he was pulled into terrorism online through the lectures of anwar al awlaki, an al qaeda cleric. >> he explained how islam was, you know, like my calling. it was almost like he was talking to you. it made you feel like -- like you were special, you

scott, martin's attorney says his client is no snowden, just a compulsive hoarder. >>> well, tonight we have a rare interview with an american who became a leader of an isis cell, sending other young americans to their deaths in syria. abdirizak warsame has an exotic name, but minneapolis is the he's one of thousands of somali refugees who have been welcomed there since the 1990s. warsame is now facing 15 years in prison. in an interview for this sunday's "60 minutes" he told us that he was pulled into terrorism online through the lectures of anwar al awlaki, an al qaeda cleric. >> he explained how islam was, you know, like my calling. it was almost like he was it made you feel like -- like you were special, you know, and like you're the chosen one. >> how much time did you spend watching these videos? >> i would continuously watch them when i wasn't doing anything, when i wasn't at school or doing my homework or out with my family, i was watching those videos. >> reporter: and around the videos grew a congregation. >> i thought i was the only one, but when i met these group of men t

martin is breathtaking, and jeff pegues is following the case for us. jeff? >> reporter: scott, if it gets in the wrong hands, investigators say the information that martin stole could cost american lives. prosecutors say it includes intelligence officers' names and puts -- and martin's theft puts the secrecy of their identities at risk and endangers the lives and safety of those officers. the documents also reveal that the secrets he allegedly stole risks exposure of martin, who had a security clearance for some 28 years, was arrested in late august, and during a search of his home investigators found the equivalent of half a billion pages of sensitive documents, many of which were marked "secret" and "top secret." martin was employed by defense contractor booz allen hamilton, which also hired edward snowden. the company announced today that former fbi director robert scott, martin's attorney says his client is no snowden, just a compulsive hoarder. >> jeff pegues for us tonight. jeff, thank you. almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can he

. >> scott martin, think a lot of is it driven by the expectation these guyssee rates going up and straights -- striking while the aaron is -- while the iron is hot. usually this presages something bad or a correction or every major market hip cup has -- hiccups has been preceased by events like this. >> i agree. you see this flurry of activity before the party ended. you get your last fringe the light -- last drink and the right turns off. cash is cheap and another thing is at play. it's the politics situation. the fact that we can assume that hillary is going to get in, it's going to be a tough regulatory environment some maybe a very unfavorable tax environment. so if you're a company, that is looking forward. you'll try to get the deal inside now, buy the growth because you may have a tougher environment in which to work and you have to buy your customers to grow, not just grow beyond them. >> charles payne, we're monitoring donald trump speaking in pennsylvania, a mushes win state for him. the math looks prohibitingtive for him. we won't dip into this. he has a different view on corpora

we have jason rotman, lido isle advisors and scott martin, foxx news contributor. scott, a lot of investors burned voting market, voting stocks the same way vote their ballots. is this going to happen again? >> david, it might, how the rhetoric out these days maybe hillary is better friend to wall street. donald trump may be a little more uncertain. david: do you believe that, scott? >> david, you know what i think? i think trump is better longer term truthfully for the markets an economy but i think short-term the market will react better to clinton presidency. i think you have two things at work.thinking about home investing in the month after the election foes by i would wait until after the election, maybe day or two or week after to get your stock -- david: jason what about any kind of mood, selling stocks or buying you wait until after the election? >> i think the current environment is honestly much, much bigger than the election it is much bigger than politics because what has driven the market since 2009 has been fed. david: the fed. >> everything comes bac

(scott)the early timeline on the doug martin ?scott)the early timeline on >> well, the early timeline on injury is three weeks out and highly in doubt now and that's because martin reing a aggravated the hammy. nobody wants to get back on the field more than doug martin. the other newly-signed falcons in all his back up options. >> you get up on the 46 on game day. you've got to be ready to play. a good example of that last week with carolina in the monday night game. he went in there and got 30 touches in one game. i don't think there's a receiver got to get up and play. >> 5:46 a.m. and who's car does he see in the parking lot? j james is the first one there. watching his brother play little league football and ways to improve himself and the team. >> my main concentration was to lead your team to a win. this team is so talented. we're just trying to do what we can do to win a habit here, try to get on some type of role. this feels good. we want to feel like that often. >> the cleveland indians have done their part. the tribe no

here to weigh in scott martin, kingsview asset management, fox news contributor. and veronica daguerre of "wall street journal." scott, i remember '87. times are very different back then. do you make a parallel today? >> i don't, david. i was playing a lot of nintendo entertainment system back then. i too had my problems in '87. thank you, super mario brothers. there are some parallels, not a ton i don't think we have black swan event like major market crash. i think something holding up equity prices which has been low interest rates and massive central bank intervention. if that goes away, and fed hiking in december and further on downed road, that is the big risk to equities not '87 crash. david: veronica, people say this election is big black swan. >> a lot of people are worried what will happen in november. that is huge uncertainty for the market. they're pricing in certain things, but still you never know. you have the got the fed. you have got the election. you have china slowing. investors sitting there what is going to happen? if you're average investor si

here to respond, scott martin, kingsview asset management. fox news contributor. len thor hawkins, thematic research. thanks to both of you guys. when he talks about this public plan fallback, scott, this is what he have been after all along. it can be like the va. if you like the va that can be your option, right? >> and anybody, melissa that went to the va last several years, will tell you va is bad place to go if you want to stay healthy or get cured. my family has been kicked off of a plan every year. melissa: right. >> our costs gone up. we lost access to doctors. want to tell you about a fresh wound won't be healed. we got kicked off in september from land of lincoln in illinois. they owe us money because they have claims they haven't paid us on? how is that for great health care. melissa: has tremendous value. i know that is sarcastic, lenore. people are thrilled because they had health insurance and paid for it. and they found out obamacare was not taken by any doctor they knew. couldn't get anyone to accept insurance. so they were paying for basically noth

this is a move actually opposed by florida's governor and trump supporter rick scott. martinollowing the story for us. >> reporter: this of course is being crowed as a big win by the democratic party in florida. they are the ones asking for the additional time. they have been arguing that due to the disruption that had been caused by hurricane matthew, more time was needed to get people registered. the original expiration time was yesterday, tuesday, 5:00 p.m. the judge, same judge, gave an order yesterday that extended it until 5:00 today and then said i would be willing to hear arguments if you wanted to extend it beyond that. he did hear arguments, lasted about 45 minutes, and at the end of the hearing he said i now agree to extend it until next tuesday. so one week beyond the original deadline there. again, the democrats see this as a big win in a critical swing vote state. of course, it is the biggest swing vote state and it's a state that has the slimmest margins usually in presidential races. how it's going to play out politically could be, well, very big. john? >> mar

scott. >> david martin at the pentagon tonight. thank you. >>> folks in oregon and washington state are cleaning up from a weekend storm. thousand lost power. it was a remnant of a pacific typhoon forecast to be much worse. but weakened on the coast. up next, a high school football >>> today the head of the international association of chiefs of police apologize ford past mistreatment of people of color by police officers. chief terrence cunningham of wellesley, massachusetts called on police and communities to work toward trust. police brutality is one issue kaepernick is protesting with his refusal to stand for the national anthem. amid the controversy, some high schools are following kaepernick's playbook. and here is carter evans. >> reporter: after years of losses, the garfield bulldogs are on a roll. winning every single game so far this season. in part because they're playing for a lot more than a football >> reporter: when 49ers quarterback, colin kaepernick chose to not stand for the national anthem, running back, jason wy

charles payne, scott martin on that., what do you make of that portion of what apple was saying? rear view mirror stuff, not so great. forward-looking, much better? >> sort of dovetails with a lot of anecdotal things with the federal reserve told us. from what, data would suggest in terms of people's wages going up. we saw retail inventories $607 billion worth of inventory, up 4%. so far in the earnings period, consumer discretionary absolutely killing everyone else. top-line growth up almost 9%. you have target on the screen there, target will run a eight-minute special on abc, musical, if you will to kick this off. if it is not going to be a good one, i tell you retailers are going for broke. neil: retailers doing, eight-minute commercial? >> eight-minute musical commercial and john legend and his wife. it is, again, they're thinking this might be the holiday season, the christmas season that gets them over the top. neil: interesting. scott, what do you think of all this? people in the know, you don't hire this number

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they say that martin took enough secret material to fill 200 laptop computers, far more than edward taking in its longevity and scale. chip reid has more on this. chip. >> reporter: scott, federal prosecutors say martin has been stealing classified documents for 20 years. the total-- the equivalent of half a billion pages of sensitive information. many of the documents are marked "secret" and "top secret." court documents say he may have been trying to hide his online activities and he was attempting to run operating systems on his any forensic evidence of his computer activities. additionally, f.b.i. agents found 10 firearms, including an ar-15-style rifle and a shotgun in his house, and a handgun in his car. investigators are still trying to figure out if martin was in contact with foreign intelligence officials or criminals online. this summer, computer experts found hacking code belonging to the n.s.a. on a dark web site. federal investigators are looking into whether martin was the source. martin's attorneys want him to be let out on prosecutors told the court today that if released, there's a good chance he would seek refuge with a foreign country. >> pelley: and