adam shapiro on 43rd and seventh avenue. adam?reporter: and, again, you bring up this issue of arca, you know, there was trading problems at arca over at the new york stock exchange on their electronic platform an hour before nasdaq got shut down, and the first person who brought this to my attention was frederick layton, former nsa member, he worked for the air force, he's a cybersecurity expert. and he and i had a discussion in which he said you can't rule out, you have to look at the possibility of someone from the outside trying to create some kind of mischief, perhaps a hacker, because of the anomalies that took place an hour over at new york stock exchange through arca and then what happened at nasdaq an hour later. again, it was just the bid and ask that you couldn't get, you couldn't get the realtime pricing which created a problem, but it halted trading on nasdaq-listed stocks for almost three hours. frederick leighton is saying don't rule out those types of possibilities when you're trying to figure out what truly happen

ashley: adam shapiro is here getting confident. thank you.rage of disney earnings. tracy: a lot of stuff to look for as adam shapiro just detail. crude and exchanging up for a third straight day. today's drop is a loss of more than on percent. tracy: ashley: stocks winding down as we have been talking about. my next guest says we could see more volatility as the that this season's of earnings comes to an end. joining me now is gary goldberg of financial services. >> how long will it last? reporter: you have low expectations coming into the ear and trendier so what you have right now? you have improving economic outlook and you have a surprisingly strong earnings putting into the background of low expectations. that is why it is up about 20% year-to-date. someone that doesn't really understand. that has been maintained. putting short-term volatility aside. it will stay in to place even if the fed does tabor. as we go into august, investors will start concentrating on new things and the next thing that comes up will be the jackson hole summit w

adam shapiro with breaking news on "the new york times" website.e'll follow that with you. >>> back to the discussion, we're looking at wells fargo, we're talking about mortgage rates, interest rates, wells fargo, layoffs in the mortgage division. i was surprised by that. that is one of the most profitable divisions for them. what do you make of that? >> rising 10-year. we saw the long end of the curve rise. that means mortgage rates rise. the 30-year mortgage tends to be priced off the 10-year. when that is the case. sure you get a boom of mortgages. people say this is my last chance and people run to the market but history tells us ultimately it slows. here is the largest mortgage player rationally looking ahead, saying well, mortgage volumes will drop off. i have to downsize. wells fargo, extremely well-run bank. they're looking ahead. not great if you happen to be in the mortgage business at wells but it is right thing for the stock. cheryl: it is their biggest business. david: how will all this change, if the fed, let's hope gets back to some

adam shapiro, we'll see you in 15 minutes.r than expected wet they are is sending nat-gas futures to a five-month low. phil flynn in the trading pits of the cme with more on that and all other good stuff on oil and gold. phil? >> when it is september and august, this is what you get. power generation in the united states has fallen 10.8% by a year ago according to the edison electric institute. 22% in the midwest. nobody is turning on their air conditioners. that is really pushing this market into the lows. take a look at crude oil, getting a big break there as well, being driven mainly by gasoline futures. gasoline is getting hammered right now as u.s. refiners are producing gasoline at a near-record pace this week. we're producing more gasoline than we're going to use. we better start exporting the market pretty quickly, otherwise we'll have a lot of extra gasoline. sharply lower prices at pump. look at gold, you can't keep the goldmarkket down every day. we're back up. the story today on the goldmarkket is strong physical d

adam shapiro at the stock exchange, traders said the cme and nymex.o joined by portfolio manager neil tennessee. i will begin with our nyse trader looking specifically, at the moment, bob at the cme. what is going on when it comes to the trading activities today? wheat could blame the fed or a lot of other things. what are you blaming it on? >> i'm sorry, liz, is that to me? liz: correct, bob. >> i am welcoming it to be honest. these lofty levels to my love these kind of moves as an equities trader. as an index trader specifically it is a good situation for someone like me because we are seeing a pullback after a large front, and i think that it continues. concerted statements. it will be early next year. as they flatten out or go lower the taper is not going to come. the equities will continue rally. the best of on a bad block. i like buying this anywhere down . liz: starting to look a little bit better. relatively decent data. you heard the cleveland fed making some comments today. yesterday ibm was to blame because it's got a downgrade, what is to

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adam shapiro is enroute to the nasdaq to the work the story. dennis kneale, myself, charles payne in new york monitoring all the breaking news. want to let viewers know, that nasdaq halted trading 1:14 --, 12:14 eastern time. technical issue is all the nasdaq said to us thus far. they said they won't be canceling any open orders but customers can cancel orders if they want to. dennis: right. okay. we've got another guest to maybe shed some light on this. todd schoenberger joins us. he monitors the markets and follows that awfully closely. todd, what do you make of this? i'm surprised the nasdaq still doesn't know exactly what went wrong. and traders at cme are saying no impact. the dow jones is up 50 points. so people aren't that upset. it is almost as if this is becoming commonplace, todd? >> well, that's the sad thing about it, dennis, because electronically we hear about these stories from the electronic market centers. you heard about bats. obviously the facebook debacle. now we have this today. you never hear about this from the human trad

adam shapiro live from the newsroom. "the closing bell" ringing.he nasdaq trying to push the flash freeze a nightmare behind it with a new report on what went wrong. charlie gasparino will tell us if it will be enough to restore confidence. plus, missiles within striking distance of syria, we will take a deep dive into the fed stock and find out which companies could get a boost if the u.s. does intervene. ♪ the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to flhome for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly any airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. beard growing contest and go! ♪ win! what's in your wallet? i'm, like, totally not down with change. but i had to change to bounce dryer bars. one bar freshens more loads than these two bottles. i am so gonna tell everyone. [ male announcer ] how do you get your bounce? [

whether it's mary jo white or mary shapiro have been through this revolving door and mary shapiro just joined problem tory financial group there is a there is a corporate culture there i guess the regulatory culture that seems to encourage people just to cash out and is there are just some parent conflict of interest in the very structure at the i.c.c. especially. well i think there is i think the se c. defends its hiring of wall street players wall street attorneys on this theory that they're the only people that understand the securities laws securities laws aren't that complex smart people can figure them out criminal lawyers prosecute all kinds of cases and they don't have to be an expert in any single territory of the criminal law what happened for example recently with robert kusama. mr kusama he was there he was an integral part of gearing up his crackdown on insider trading and. i think he claims something like one hundred fifty cases against various parties for insider trading and i'm reading that those investigations are ongoing at pundits of people they expect for these case

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joining me now, and shapiro live outside the nasdaq. morgan, chief investment strategist at fulcrum securities founder and ceo of dark pool. and director of institutional sales and trading. and adam shapiro, you''e the guy in the know on the scene. it felt like the nasdaq all the law was not telling us anywhere near enough even in the look and as directed now. >> the nasdaq putting on an official statement about the flesh trees matured as an answer the question of what happened. let me read you the first part of the statement. the nasdaq zero emax became aware the press quotes or not being disseminated by the securities industry processor which consolidates and disseminates of prices for the industry. in english even a whiff storm and the strain for because he could not get the price. they say we are not being disseminated. with the doe said in a statement is why it was a being disseminated. they have not settled a long why the prices were being disseminated. was a software glitch something more sinister? someone from outside getting in

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right now -- >> "money" with adam shapiro. >> i'm adam shapiro in for melissa francis and here's what's money tonight. franchise friday, party two. today is all about perfect location. picking the wrong spot can lead to catastrophe. our franchise owners tell us how to overcome one of the biggest threats to your success. >>> plus bill gates throws down the gauntlet on google. he crashes their ambitious charity project as a waste of money and resources. is he right? two top experts are here. they will square off. >>> "who made money today." they have been buriedy the competition and regulation this is year but they're smiling brightly right now. keep watching to find out who it is. even whether they say it's not, it is always about money. adam: good to be with you, our top story this eveng. president obama holding first solo news conference in several months t ended about an hour ago. he is about to head away on vacation but he barely addressed the struggli state of the u.s. economy maybe that's why a fox poll shows 71% of voters say the president is not offering anything new. joining us

it is adam shapiro today.tart by focusing we're all anticipating carl icahn interview coming up moments from now. everybody thinks of dell and herbalife. they don't think of cvr energy that is the largest holding outside of course the icahn enterprises itself, of carl icahn. that stock is getting a nice boost today. >> it is getting a nice boost today, but of course the discussion has been about icahn who bought additional four million shares of dell and liz will hit all of that in the interview. we're also watching disney. disney earnings come out after the closing bell and it's going to be big. all day long disney has been up a little over 1%. year-to-date up 34%. see if they can meet on the revenue line. boy, that lone ranger movie was a monster, not in a good sense like monster university. liz: did tonto trample on disney numbers. may transfer numbers to the fourth quarter. you don't know yet. >> right. liz: jcpenney hit as 12 1/2-year low. questions about the cfo he is not stepping down. >> tough time for

adam shapiro is in pebble beach, california. german luxury sports car maker racer? >> reporter: that is an accurate way to put it. this is a 1967 porsche nine on one, the 911 s. this car first introduced in the sale of 50 years ago, has not really changed in design for 50 years. yet porsche is known as the iconic racing brand for people who are not actually race car drivers. joining us now with the head of porsche sales worldwide global marketing and sales chief to discuss that 91150 year history. where katie does from here, and it's a pleasure have you on fox business exclusively. fox business said 50 percent of the u.s. market. china your second largest, germany the third. where is the next growth market as mimic these beautiful vehicles? >> first of all, i think that there is still of potential. we are seeing new customers for new products, new segments. we are currently at home in 126 markets all around the world and currently america is the biggest markets in the market followed by china and then by germany. >> reporter: le

. >> reporter: maria shapiro got her friend on the phone. >> we were just trying to help everybody else. >> else. >> reporter: she was told she had breast cancer. >> everybody was cheering for us. >> reporter: over $200,000 have been raised fordanielle. >> we are coming together during difficult times. >> reporter: some will take a nap and others are going to keep on going for 24 hours. they gave us all a message. >> chemo sucks, chance cancer sucks but this is something i ca do. >> reporter: riders take their laps so cancer stays out of the fast lane. cheryl conner, cbs2 news. >> reporter: just a beautiful amount of sunshine over the bay today. downtown right now it is gorgeous. the sun is setting. the airport is a shade below 80. we have a gentle wind at 9 miles per hour. we have lots of clear skies. we are back on at 11:00. we should be around 60. tomorrow will be around 87. maybe a little more in the way of sticky air. today 82. 84 is the normal. 97 was the record in 1968. downtown is 80 degrees and 70 in woodvine. if will be 50s tonight and very comfortable. the dew point is around

ilya shapiro from the cato institute. thanks to ian millhiser, an analyst at the center for american progress. we appreciate your time. we will take a short timeout and turn to a different topic. the energy grid in the united states. any report that links climate change to vulnerability of the energy grid. our guest will be coral davenport to tell us about that. then we continued with a look at a new report about living up to the age of 120 in this country. we will be right back. >> if we turn away from the needs of others, we align ourselves with those forces which are bringing about the suffering. >> the white house is a bully pulpit and you should take advantage of it. >> i think i have little antennas that point up when somebody has their own agenda. >> there is so much influence in that office. >> i think they serve as a window on the past to what was going on with american women. >> the only one that he can trust. writers.omen werew >> they are in many cases more interesting than their husbands, if only because they

. >> joining us on what happenedt is adam shapiro of the fox business network. adam, what are we hearing about what happened? i am starting to see the possibility of hackers? >> reporter: yeah. absolutely. >> first of all, it is important to point out nasdaq issued no is public statement as to what went wrong. they may think they know what ko went wrong. they are alluding to a software glitch and the president of thei united states has been briefedde by h theas situation by people t the u.s. department of treasury, ucc and f.b.i. and we talked to someone who is a cyber expert and you have to look at the potential of what brought the system down what led to this calling flash freeze and the fact nobody knew the realtime price of stocks traded or listed on the nasdaq and 2400 apple, google, microsoft and sisco, system andmi if i am selling i will say this is my ask. if i am buying and this is my bid. >> nobody knew it.>> >> and that is a huge n problem. >> and nasdaq has not said they know what went wrong. >>> adam, a three-hour halt and creating trading discrepan

we find our own adam shapiro at the show. want to show you the latest thing that was just unveiled to the public last night from bmw. this is the new coupe. this is the four series. it has the same wheelbase. it is lower to the ground. it is wider. it will have a stronger performance on the road. it will have a whole different driving experience. we spoke with the ceo of north america. he told us that this car could be a game changer. >> if there is any place in the world where all car enthusiasts gather, it is pebble beach. you need to be here and display your cars and have people drive them. adam: i want to tell you something more about this car. entry point is about $45,000. take a look at what you will get inside. the yuppies are now grandparents. this will be for people in their early 40s. you will not see this in four doors. it will be a two door car. this car at $45,000 gives you an entry point that competes with the new luxuries level range. you cannot get it, however, until around november. what is it that you said,

i'm -- i'm chauncey, chauncey shapiro. c.j. >> i'm melvin.on that you found my bag of money? >> oh! [ sighs ] that's your money, huh? can you -- can you, uh -- can you describe the bag? >> it's a black duffle bag, and it had $50,000 in it. >> oh! >> look, man, how'd you lose $50,000? >> on my way to make a bank drop from my restaurant. my wife and i had an argument. we have a green s.u.v., which i guess is the same as yours, so anyway, i put the money in the back seat and walked away, and next thing i know, it was gone. >> what took you so long to claim it? >> well, like i said, my wife and i had an argument, and later on, she took the s.u.v., so all this time, i thought she had the money. it wasn't until she came home this morning that i realized that the money was gone, so -- so i went to the police. >> yeah, well, it's obviously your money. >> hold it, hold it, hold it, hold it, nephew, hold on. hold on, hold on, hold on. i don't -- i don't think i'm satisfied with that. and i-i'm sorry, brother. i need a little more description of the mon

ashley: the fight goes on, adam shapiro in texas. thank you very much.goes on you mean according to icahn. so dramatic. ashley: that's what he does. tracy: it is time to make some money. charles payne is here. america's love-hate relationship with each other continues. chars payne is here to explain why. what's going on? >> all week long we talked about earnings, the message from earnings -- tracy: no we talked about hot americans all week long. >> who had americans, old americans. earnings tell us the story. you know what earningsings tell us this week we're an incredible nation that we hate each other and. though passion may be strained it must not break our bond of affection. he goes on to talk about better angels of our nature n the stock market there are better angel stocks. yelp, angie's list. this stock is good. this stock is good. go to this restaurant. we believe in each other and these stocks have done incredibly well. yelp beat estimates by 75%. the stock is surging. angie's list was in line but they talk about 46% growth for the next five yea

adam shapiro is in for melissa francis.ext. >> i'm adam shapiro in for melissa francis and here's what's money tonight. you can buy anything from books to bread on amazon but, an original monet? amazon art has bargain prints to real war holes. this new online gallery wants to revolutionize the multibillion-dollar art industry. and we've got the first tv interview with the amazon executive in charge in a fox business exclusive. >>> plus, what does booze have to do with the post office's future? it may be its financial savior. the u.s. postmaster general is here with his bold plan to save billions of dollars. >>> "who made money today?" the buyout of this music company i

excellent stuff, adam shapiro.ix today and he is going to promote his own housing policies. team investments, a realtor based in phoenix, i don't think she is too happy with the president. good morning to you. without getting too technical you are saying these programs are programs designed to help middle america with their housing problems. you are saying they are all failures? >> yes. they are all failures, it was implemented and been changed three times, they vetoed the last change which was supposed to give $3,000 to homeowners and it only help state hundred ninety thousand people as of january of 2013. that i would consider a failure. when you look at the foreclosure that was supposed to help people foreclose, give them money, let them start over. banks didn't have to participate and when you look at what banks do, they really service of it is in their best interests to make the most money by prolonging that because they get paid whether the homeowners paying or not. when you look at the modification program,

adam shapiro on the floor of the new york stock exchange.sentially flat across the board. the dow is down but only off what, .2 of a percent today. nasdaq is up but only up, not even a full .2 of a percent and s&p is down barely .2 after percent. so let's call it flat. who is not flat today? let's talk about pretty big onessed. linked in. who doesn't like krispy kreme donuts, melt in your mouth? hit a 52-week high, 22.97 for the stock. linkedin, since ipo doing very well. don't you wish you bought in is it up over 100%. look at five year on krispy kreme. who wants a stock when you get that and cup of coffee. pretty dramatic increase over last five years. back to you. ashley: a lot of doughnuts for that. adam thank you so much. tracy: so much for the carb craze. >>> coming up expectations rising for a sent taper. deutsche bank's carl riggadonis will tell us what it is likely to look like. ashley: here is how the u.s. dollar is looking. finally get a correlation between the strong dollar and markets moving down. all the them moving lower. u.k.

." >> previously on "globe trekker around the world," justine shapiro traveled across america on route 66 and beyond, judith jones explored the land of the conquistadors and aztecs in central america, and brianna barnes toured the land of the incas in latin america... then zay harding began his pacific adventure in santiago before traveling to easter island, tahiti and pitcairn island. no

. ♪ silent night, ♪ holy night, (shapiro) when you begin to talk about the notes of music, you have tok about different parts to those sounds. every musical sound has four parameters. it has its pitch, and we've been looking at pitch in terms of the frequency of the sine wave or the fundamental. it has its pitch-- how high or low is the sound? it has its amplitude-- how loud or soft is the sound? it has its timbre-- how complex or simple, how many overtones go into making up this sound, and what is their relationship and proportions? and it has its duration-- how long does the sound last? if i, as a composer, write a piece, it's decisions about those four parts of each note that really determine which note goes where, how long it is, how high it is, how it relates to the other notes. and now we're really talking about music more than about sound per se. [orchestra plays] (narrator) in western societies, people define music in terms of its basic structural elements: melody, rhythm, timbre, harmony, and texture. however, not all cultures see music in this way. (brown) most cultures aroun

that that's next. >> i'm adam shapiro in for melissa francis and here's what's money tonight.an buy anything from books to bread on amazon but, an original monet? amazon art has barga printso real war holes. this new online gallery wants to revolutionize the multibillion-dollar art industry. and we've got the first tv interview with the amazon executive in charge in a fox business exclusive. >>> plus, what does booze have to do with the post office's future? it may be is financial savior. the u.s. postmaster general is here with his bold plan to save billions of dollars. >>> "who made money today?" the buyout of this music company is

that that's next. >> i'm adam shapiro in for melissa francis and here's what's money tonight. you can buy anything from books to bread on amazon but, an original monet? amazon art has barga printso real war holes. this new online gallery wants to revolutionize the multibillion-dollar art industry. and we've got the first tv interview with the amazon executive in charge in a fox business exclusive. >>> plus, what does booze have to do with the post office's future? it may be is financial savior. the u.s. postmaster general is here with his bold plan to save billions of dollars. >>> "who made money today?" the buyout of this music company is music to their ears. not sure who it is? keep watching to find out. even when they say it's not it is always about money. adam: let's start with big money. the 64 billion-dollar art world. we have an interview with amazon about the new art gallery, aaazon art. it is initial foray lets you browse everything from incredible affordable prints up to multimillion-dollar monets. in a fox biness exclusive. peter farisa, amazon marketplace general v

. >> previously on globe trekker around the world, justine shapiro traveled across the usa on route 66 and beyond. judith jones then crossed the border into mexico and traveled through central america. brianna barnes continued our journey through the land of conquistadors, aztecs and incas, through latin america to peru. now we join zay harding in

right now -- >> "money" with adam shapiro. >> i'm adam shapiro in for melissa francis and here's what'sfranchise friday, party two. today is all about perfect location. picking the wrong spot can lead to catastrophe. our franchise owners tell us how to overcome one of the biggest threats to your success. >>> plus bill gates throws down the gauntlet on google. he crashes their ambitious charity project as a waste of money and resources. is he right? two top experts are here. they will square off. >>> "who made money today." they have been buriedy the competition and regulation this is year but they're smiling brightly right now. keep watching to find out who it is. even whether they say it's not, it is always about money.

adam shapiro, polaris and the indian motorcycle coming back. come back, oh, boy, you know what? the one commodity that is seemingly shriveling investors wallets and why had you listened to jeff flock on fox business just a few months ago, you might have known this. jeff? >> into every soybean field a little rain must fall. it is falling right now. back in a moment with the man who called the bear market in beans and i will prove it to you. stay tuned. ♪ my mother made the best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. adam: more on that incredible news that jeff bezos is buying "the washington post" for $250 million. also saying tha

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dagen: that is where we find in round rock, texas, adam shapiro. adam: you talk about millionaire moguls and billionaire bullies at the end of the day it is about the shareholders who are going to have to decide if a deal at $13.75 per share with dividend at $0.13 and a guarantee of an $0.08 dividend in the third quarter is sweet enough to pass this deal. the new date of record will be in august and then of course confuse me, september 10 and we will have a special meeting for the vote on all of this september 12. joining me is one of the shareholders who doesn't think this is such a great deal. you have 7075 shares, you're looking to take $160,000 hit if it is approved. obviously it is a bad deal for you, why will you try to get people to say no to this? >> it is not a good deal for me or other shareholders. i think michael dell is trying to steal the stock away from them and we won't have any say in it. adam: strong words when you say still the stock. it is not worth even $14 per share, what do you say to them? >> others have said it is worth 22,