shapiro was known as "mr. big" in south beach. >> narrator: he takes in nearly $1 billion with false promises of huge returns. >> the truth was,= there no business. >> it was simply money in, money out. >> narrator: but the fun can't last forever. >> ponzi schemes don't have happy endings. they're not designed to have happy endings. [ whistle blows ] >> narrator: it's august 2011 in miami, florida. as day dawns on a new football season, fans of the university of miami eagerly await their team's debut. miami filmmaker billy corben directed "the u," a documentary about the team. >> in miami, it's safe to say that fans have been spoiled, in that, at the start of every new season, we've come to expect that this could be yet another national championship. >> narrator: but this year, from the university of southern california to ohio state university, scandals have tainted college football. little do the hurricanes' loyal fans know, the real deluge is about to begin. >> it's the university of miami's worst nightmare

josh shapiro.n what planet can you possibly describe a more -- >> this is a large county in pennsylvania, but, boy, is it small when it comes to politics, right? >> and i think my colleagues -- i love that my colleague -- my colleague here is right. i think josh -- >> we're all colleagues. >> we're colleagues, too, here. >> josh is the 800-pound gorilla in the room, and i think steele is also the new kid on the block, and i think people are looking for the next generation of leadership. >> okay. pa supreme court races. i want to get you to real quick before we get to the break. three of the seven seats are up for grabs, and that's really never happened recently. >> 1705. >> okay. that's not recent. >> we were a british colony the last time there were three -- >> give us a nugget here. what should we be looking for with these races? >> look, this is all about party turnout. the voters, despite $10 million, a record amount raised for the court elections, will not know these voters. i stopped polling

ben: adam shapiro. juliet: all right. 638. i was at a wonderful place yesterday in franklin square. that is stared. time. really cool guy. they are wonderful to us. i did have a lot of wonderful food. we had a good time. on saturday night, i went to dinner -- do we have another picture? okay. that is unfortunate. mike: we had an okay weekend. it definitely was warm yesterday. lingering clouds are out there. later in the afternoon, they should pick up somewhat here. here comes the subject for the majority of the week. temperatures on the rise. by tomorrow, we have a couple 70-degree days. 15 degrees warmer than normal. here. things are pretty much on point. a couple of problems here and there. stick with the express lanes. the bronx. we are okay. let's go to our camera. take a look at the lincoln tunnel. your normal 20-25 minutes inbound. let's go to duke for sports. duke: kansas city royals are the 2015th world series champs. matt harvey starting the night. they continue. come kate murray: "i am not a prosecutor. i am a manager." vo: well, the first part's true. kate murray's never

(shapiro) i graduated from high school in 1960, and i didn't have a tape recorder. no technology. an electronic music studio was oscillators taken from the physics lab. there was nothing like a synthesizer made for musicians. here behind me-- here's an arb synthesizer. how many of those were made? 300, 400, maybe a 1,000 of this big model. it was made for composers. it was invented by composers, right? here in front of me-- here's a kurzweil synthesizer. hundreds of thousands of these are made. it's made for consumers. and of course, the synthesis got linked to computing. one way of making a piece is to make the piece on a synthesizer and record as you go on the computer-- no notation, y'know, playing, playing. i like this. i don't like that. try it again. record again on the computer as a sequence. little by little, i began to realize that the music that i wrote was very shaped by the technology i was using to write it. the process became sort of passive. i did way more listening and way less writing. it was slowed down, and i was losing track of the shaping of it.

ben: joining us now is adam shapiro. explaining how you could make can make the most of facebook's new app. >> reporter: this app is called notified. it will allow you to aggregate the apps that you have on your phone. it will allow new sites in different sites that you allowed to notify you if something is going on. the key is it has to be a website that is partnered with facebook. the notify apple will store these notifications up to 24 hours. and lots of new sites have notifications. what this will do is eliminate the apps sending you the individual notification. aren't they all listed there anyway? >> it is interesting. what i have noticed is i will get an out. i will use it for a bit. then i will start ignoring it. i just go to the apps that i read for my news. i think i may be an oddball in that regard. ben: you are not. juliet: well, that's true. [laughter] >> yes. cottontail to leave us many years ago. you never asked me about the dog that we lost. juliet: what happened with the dog? >> reporter: the dog was put

back to you. >>> adam shapiro live for you. always great toer you here.om/channelfinder. >>> the white house is now hinting at an executive move to close the prison at guantanamo bay. >> we would like to work with congress where they can. congress continues to refuse i wouldn't rule out the president using every element of his authority to make progress in the same way he has done that in other areas where congress refused to more constructively repeat the restriction. >> a new plan is expected to be unveiled it involves moving inmates to maximum security prison in the united states. president obama has fallen to third place in forbes most powerful people ranking. after staying in second place last year it is the first time a sitting president has been ranked lower than the top 2 spots. first place for a third year in a row russian president vladimir putin. pope frances rounded out the top 4. the heather? >>> did you dream of being an astronaut as a kid? >> he winked at me. john glenn winked at me. >> well, now is your chance. nasa is recruiting new astro

. >> juliet: fox means a business. business side of cyber monday, adam shapiro. >> reporter: so far we are still calculating how we did. on thursday and friday there are historic shifts taking place. first, americans spent 4,400,000,000 dollars just $4 billion just on mine on thursday and friday. most of that was done using smart phones. more of us shopped online on thursday and friday then at brick-and-mortar. the shift is away from traditional retail to online. however brick-and-mortar still outpaced everybody when it comes because millions of men and roughly 12,000,000,000 dollars. dollars. that was down from last year. more of us are shopping online. you just went through cyber monday deals, few deals, few of online today than in the past friday, saturday, and sunday. who has both brick-and-mortar and cyber exposure, you are probably doing just fine. if you don't have cyber exposure at this point, nice knowing you. >> ben: we notice friday morning that is seen black friday is a one day event is over. the most and nothing very >> i can recall covering black friday on the street and

. >> and john travolta as robert shapiro. >> i was studying from the books and the videos that were online that represented as being in his possession. i feel that we really captured him in the piece. >> the series is from ryan american horror story. >> a chance to make a statement. unlikely. i'm not a bad person. >> and kris jenner recently sat down, when the verdict was read, she could tell her ex robert kardashian was floored that a jury found o.j. not guilty. >> not guilty are two words that a lot of other celebrities wish they would have heard, but did not. so as we look back at other history-making crimes and trials, we'll start with martha stewart, forced out of her kitchen and into a cell. >> today is a shameful day. >> that was martha in 2004, about to enter a federal prison in virginia. among other things, obstruction of justice conviction. >> i was kind of shocked. >> a scarf one day, a black overcoat with a $10,000 designer purse the next. at the time, nancy grace weighed in. >> martha stewart is probably smarter than all the lawyers in that courtroom sitting together. >> i'll

adam shapiro from sister network fox business with the latest.rports failed to catch prohibitive items such as weapons explosives 90 percent of the time. they held hearings on the safety failures which members of congress called terrifying, horrific and pathetic. homeland security department inspector general john roth testified about the tests which uncovered the safety failures. >> what we found at different airports of different sizes using a variety of concealment methods by individuals who are aw auditors with no specialized training or skill is that a universal disappointing performance by the tsa screening checkpoints. >> roth told lawmakers the safety gaps were consistent across every airport but pointed out the tsa under new leadership is attempting to address the problem the previous head of the tsa resigned after under cover agents were able to sneak explosives and weapons past airport screeners. back to you. >> adam shapiro to find the fox business network and adam and others log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >>> patriotism at

will hear arguments in the case involving a law student from american university. 55-year-old steven shapiro sued the state of maryland over the way eighth congressional districts were redrawn in 2011. he felt some of the boundaries drew the lines at all. the supreme court will now consider whether dismissing that case was proper. >>> our sky 9 chopper news crew became the knew today when they were forced to perform an emergency landing. thankfully they're all safe and it's all thanks to the help of firefighters. it all started when firefighters were fighting a potomac fire. the crew -- firefighters called it in and the crew performed a soft emergency landing. >> it's another testament of these guys keeping us safe whether we're on the ground or several hundred feet in the air. >> we're so thankful they're safe. they were back up and running after inspection. >>> always watching, always tracking. wusa9 first alert weather. dcs most accurate. >> reporter: looking forward to your 3-degree guarantee because it was another warm one right. >> we should be doing this outside. >> we can certainly a

adam shapiro with the nyse's biggest movers. adam?porter: talk about these if you're buying athletic gear. nike. home depot closed at 134.$65 and change. it was up almost 1%. barely .8 of a percent. it hit a high of $135.25, so that was good for home depot. we got the new home sales numb burst out there. a lot of people going to home depot to fix up house they already have. nike, now nike expected to have a big retail season especially with the holiday shopping season. so it closed today at $134.13. it was up 1. it%. -- 1.2%. hit all-time high of $142 and change. consumer sentiment fell a bit. it is up to 91.3 according to the survey out of michigan. we also got numbers that consumer spending was down for october, and not exactly what wall street expected. but a good day for home depot and nike. david: adam shapiro, thank you very much. adam, appreciate it. have a good thanksgiving. president obama says there is no imminent threat from terrorism here at home. he says, don't worry, he is tackling the real threat to the nation, climate

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means it is the start of the busy holiday season, especially for the retail wormedment fox's adam shapirots on the big business of thanksgiving. >> if you're hit being height way this holiday, you're far from alone. nearly 47 million people plan to drive someplace. but before the road trip, you'll probably fine yourself at the supermarket. >> food is a tremendous part of consumer spending during the winter holidays. we do see boost in grocery stores and other stores that sell food every november and december. >> big grossers like wal-mart say it takes a lot of planning to get shelves stocked for the season. >> we work all year long to make sure we've got not just the items for thanksgiving and for your christmas and your holiday parties, but the other 06 plus days of everyday meals that come up during the season. >> whether you rose it, smoke it, or frying it, these guys get top billing at the dinner table. will carve up some 46 million birds. when it comes to the other, google tells us, users consistent will he search for recipes for stuffing, and green bean cast roll. those fried onions

(shapiro) camille saint-saens said, "i write music the way apple trees grow apples."ish that was true for me. it's not quite so easy. the process is always different. sometimes i work with a synthesizer and a computer, and i make a sequence, and i actually make the music in sound like the way you make a pot. it's wonderful. it's like molding; it's like shaping, you know. another time, maybe i'm writing the notes on paper. i might try something at the piano, sit at my desk, write a little while, try something else, go back, write a little while. in either case, i don't think it matters too much. it's a kind of slowed-down improvisation. one time i had a piece to do for a british vocal ensemble called electric phoenix, and i didn't know what i would do for them. i took a walk down along the waterfront, here in providence, where i live. [soprano voice singing] it was once beautiful. i mean, it's ruined now. it's like old dirty oil tanks and bits of trash, etcetera. but underneath all of that overlay, you could see the gorgeous shape of the land going down to the water an

ambassador to israel, daniel shapiro. ambassador, thank you for joining us.riking to me to hear the president talk about the iran nuclear deal as a, quote, narrow issue. this was something this administration invested enormous political capital in trying to get through. it's been talked up as maybe the signature accomplishment for the president. yet he called it a narrow issue. how can you reconcile that? >> what the president is referring to, there's never been a disagreement about the strategic objective, to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. we believe the agreement does that. israel had disagreement with that. that was a disagreement among the method to achieve that goal. so that's what the president is referring to. >> but at the same time, with wasn -- it wasn't just a disagreement. netanyahu said this agreement paves the way for iran to get a nuclear weapon. >> there's no question. that was an honest disagreement between allies who share an objective but a difference on the method of achieving it. what today's method was about is looking forw

ambassador to israel, daniel shapiro today pretty much said what other officials here in washington said earlier in the week or last week, that there's no prospect, really, of a comprehensive deal with the palestinians, but they do hope that there can be - to hear from some measures that binyamin netanyahu is willing to put forward that would be regarded as confidence-building. in other words, to assuage the desperation of the palestinians, and this is something that the americans are most fearful of, that this would only lead to palestinian declaration that they have given up totally the oslo accords, that they will cede to israel full occupation and leave it in the lap of israelis, of course, that full occupation, also means that the israeli would have a difficult problem in actually enforcing its rule on the west bank >>> tom ackerman with the latest from washington. thank you >>> gunmen killed nine people in a bar in the burundi capital bujumbura. 7 bodies were on the floor in the venue. two others that escaped died in hospital. violence escalated in recent months in the country afte

adam shapiro. what is going on? >> delta. if the animal is small enough to do not change. what is changing is the larger dogs that you can put in a crate and check his baggage. not anymore. the baggage fee is illuminated. you will now pay a cargo fee. that can get very expensive. 190-$1500 to ship your pet. headquartered in atlanta. this is a big change coming march 1. greg: what is considered large? >> they are not saying. service dogs. greg: all right. anyway. rosanna: coach with us. rosanna: to sleep. only 24 pounds. greg: the dog almost had a heart upset that rosanna was like 5 feet away. >> loyal. adam shapiro. tanks a lot. "good day new york." we will have a great performance this morning. a great big world. remember this song? they're going to perform their song. they have a new album out. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? r jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or m

greg: thank you, adam shapiro. he is the guy that runs those restaurants. rosanna: he looked like he walked out of a magazine. he had a sports jacket on. he had his glasses on. the guy looks good. greg: i take it jeffrey is okay with you telling everyone he was in atlantic city for the weekend. okay. meanwhile, cedric the entertainer. everyone loves this guy. >> the final episode of friends. no more chandler. discover card hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico credit score's on here. yeah! we give you your fico credit score. for free! awesomesauce! the only person i know that says that is... lisa? julie? we've already given more than 175 million free fico credit scores to our cardmembers. greg: half the city is under the scaffolding on the sidewalks. rosanna: yes, i agree. greg: so the city is old. rods roz the other night i called 311. greg: how did that work out? >> rosanna: well they wanted to switch me to dpd. there was construction going on throughout the night for the second night in a row. greg: to a noise complaint? rosanna: they wanted to swit

congressman brendan boyle joined montgomery county commission chair josh shapiro and others this morning to cut the ribbon on the ninth street station in lansdale. the new station is located between the lansdale and for tuna stations. it is septa's first new station in almost 20 years. coming up on "action news" tonight, social media outrage has prompted a local mall to make some changes for those wandering a visit with santa and ducis rodgers with the eagles reacting to their devastating loss to the dolphins yesterday. >> we had winning weather today. sunny and warm but this back door front will bring us cool changes tomorrow. i'll have details and track some late week rain on the way in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. do business travel on your terms. >> this is new at 6 o'clock tonight. the cherry

ben: adam shapiro. >> reporter: dollars and sides. do either future budweiser or filler? juliet: i am not a peer person. ben: i preferred the craft during. >> reporter: you stick to your sam adams. anheuser-busch is going to merge $4,105,000,000,000. they will buy sab miller which foreign brands like corona. selling. spending $12 billion pick up miller high life, blue moon and miller light. you will still get the. you like. a lot of money will change hands. at the end of the day, anheuser-busch will be the largest brewer in the world. 45% of the fear market. juliet: the bush family and st. louis is getting very rich. >> reporter: i do not think that the bush family is still involved. to the search of these microbreweries. they have been hugely successful all across the country. >> you raise a good point. anheuser-busch has under its umbrella some of these craft rumors. juliet: adam, always a pleasure to see you. we should go to a peer garden someday. ben: we should. you can sit outside. here is where you can find fox business. time warner cable 43. if you're not sure wher

you're talking high-end real estate in las vegas, well, let me tell you, you're talking for florence shapirois duo is responsible for listing some of the most unbelievable homes around, and they offered to show us two very different but equally stunning properties. this property has nearly 16,000 square feet under the roof. listing price -- $11 million. to the left here is actually, like, an indoor/outdoor pond. >> yeah. it's a koi pond, and it goes right into the house. so, you have the sound of water wherever you are in this house. >> and immediate meditation, ivan -- you know, that warm feeling, home feeling. and then, as we're walking in to the house, this is a very, very unique door. >> the home was obviously custom-built for the owners. at the very end of the design and development and creation project, the door was unveiled to them, and, as you can see, it epitomizes the home. >> i mean, look at this. look at this chandelier. >> incredible -- absolutely incredible. >> there's a peace about this property, ivan, that when you walk in, it doesn't overwhelm you. >> you're immediately stru

juliet: ruining us now is adam shapiro. spending habits seem to be changing a bit this year. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. i will put you both on the spot. are you going to pay cash or credit cards for your holiday purchases? juliet: i use credit cards, but ipay it -- no, that's not true. i use a debit card did. >> okay. americans say they will be using cash. or debit cards. the majority is seven out of 10 people intend to pay for their holiday gifts with cash. a little less than 30% will use credit cards. 3% will write a check. here is the deal, we will spend on average, take a guess, how much you think the average american will spend? juliet: 400. ben: 725. >> would either of you like a lifeline? $805. [laughter] i think, this could -- people may say that they intend to pay with cash, but i think most people pay with a credit card of the month. ben: i started doing that when the points you got were actually worth something. >> you can get some good deals. you wind up having to pay their credit card company for

ben: joining us is our good friend adam shapiro. >> reporter: is a good morning to both of you. the traveling season will be a nightmare. here is what airlines for america -- 25.3 million of us will travel. the worst airlines to fly, not the worst airlines, the worst airports to fly, the busiest are, in this order, atlanta, los angeles, chicago, dallas and then today of k. the worst day to fly will be on sunday, the 29th. in the monday the 30th. this makes you feel happy. warm and fuzzy. ben: i like the holidays, though. craziness. during the holidays, i love it. i am okay with the hustle and bustle. >> reporter: i was had the instinct when i see large clouds -- i see large crowds and runaway. juliet: we appreciate the humor. ben: have a good weekend. tune into fox business tuesday night. the next republican presidential debate. juliet: check them out. the overhaul of the nassau ben: undergoing a $260 million facelift. taking a sledgehammer to the old ticket office. surrounding retail and entertainment center. expected to create more than 1500 jobs. it will have a smaller seatin

teresa: joining us now is adam shapiro. >> reporter: good morning. >> reporter: how are you on this friday eve? teresa: things are well. >> reporter: mcdonald's trying to attract foodies. the age old argument about mcdonald's fries. some people love the fries. nowadays cora mae berger's. they will test this first overseas. they are calling it the signature collection. a thicker, two s berger. it will be made to order. opposed to fast food. it will come with a barbecue sauce, a spicy flavor or a classic premium branch. looking if they can get in on the market that five guys burgers and shakes shack are really making intros. despite the health warnings, people love their hamburgers. not only in the united states, but overseas. a huge test for mcdonald's. teresa: i was just overseas. i was surprised at the number of burger places that you see. >> reporter: i think it matters. some people are mcdonald's or burger king. some are stakes shack. teresa: i have preferences at every place i go. ben: i like stakes shack. my preference would be five guys. >> reporter: i am not a big stakes shack plan.

joining us now is adam shapiro. telling us how folks would get is hoping to win back customers. >> what they are offering, and you talked about this a few minutes ago, is $1000 in two ways. a $500 credit towards the purchase of a new volkswagen vehicle in the future. if you one -- if you own one of the cars involved in this register. you can then take your vehicle to falsely get dealers by april april 30 in order to verify you own it and to activate the $500 fee paid visa card. eric schneiderman along with other attorney generals issued a statement. the cash program announced today appears to be a goodwill gesture and nothing more. it no longer affects the seriousness of the investigation. right to later sue folks weighing in? >> there is nothing about that. that is a great question. people have not been granted class-action status yet. they do not have to sign a company. ben: that was one big question about if people have. at the end of the day, your car value could be heard much worse than that. >> have party drop

. >> ben: joining us now is our good friend adam shapiro. it is only only november 3 and the holiday season has begun according to retailers. >> reporter: already black friday deals are being put out. here are some of the things already up and running through december 22. need a new tv? how does, i will read it off 30% off a 55-inch sony 4k alter hdtv you? i'd have no idea what that device does. i know for case post to be good. and anything with ultra in it. hundred $70 off a digital camera. i don't know why has to be meritless. so you're going to see a lot more of this as you go for. amazon launching what would be the first of black friday deals. we are 23 days from thanksgiving so 24 days from black friday. start watching deals from best buy, walmart, and target. we might be talking about those tomorrow as we go forward. >> ben: it really is halloween now is the start of the hollowing season. november 1. >> juliet: the coffee chains are breaking out their christmas holiday colors on their cups. >> reporter: i am a coffee nut and i love sta

. >> kerry: adam shapiro is a joining us from the foxbusiness >> reporter: a lot of people are watching happen worldwide. we watched asian market selloff analysts will tell you after short-term sellout but then a recovery sometimes within a day. history indicates this. the recovered one day later. in the united states after 911 but when they reopened we sold off and then markets recovered a month and half later. were indicating a positive open within three hours. when you look at what is happening in europe they opened at 3:00 a.m., our time, they sold off. the paris sold off more than one percent, it is now trading up, it is in positive territory. germany's trading up, united kingdom is trading up. it is an effort to show the world that terrorism does not stop the normal flow of life. have a good weekend. >> kerry: it is time to get a quick check of the forecast. >> juliet: we love these warmer temperatures. >> audrey: you can find out tonight at fox 5 wide. we have the ultimate forecast coming up tonight. right now we have morning hours 52 degrees in central park this morning. thirtie

ben shapiro is the author of prime time propaganda. is it true?ey get their jobs through nepotism? >> there is a high number of people who know people it is a very social business if you're inside the social circle it is a good shot you have a better shot to get a job that if you just get off the bus from oklahoma as is the common myth. john: they don't go to the beauty salon and get discovered? >> no. then there would be no more waitresses in a glossy angeles because everybody who has tried out if you analyze if somebody can act horsey or if they are talented it is somebody that is in a position of power it doesn't matter how bad your performance and godfather three. john: with all processes go. have been fairly in the business made it harder to succeed. >> people say let's have her come read or if their progeny has city of her parents gift but once you were in the door delicate you much more critically i think it is a much more uphill battle. john: how would you give the door the first place? there is nepotism and every industry but how many opp

. >> ben: joining us is adam shapiro, tell us how lawmakers are fighting the fees for checked baggage. >> reporter: a senator out of florida, bill nelson is a democrat and says to the airlines, do not raise it baggage fees just for the holiday travel season. they announce they will increase the fee by $2 people to travel over the holidays. mr. nelson, the senator said that is not fair. therefore, do not do it and he's warned airlines if they hike fees he is going to introduce legislation next year into the senate which it became law, it will require that airlines to show the connection between baggage fees and the cost of travel. so this is a threat he has made, passing out legislation? senators make claims of what they're going to do but and introduced bills that never see the light of day. >> juliet: thank you very much. did you have a nice weekend? remac i had a great weekend, went, went for a drive with the top down on the car. >> juliet: i see people doing that convertible thing. it's like the last effort. >> reporter: it's nothing like a stick speed on the open road. >> juliet:

. >> ben: joining us is adam shapiro. >> i lost my pen here but i am ready to go. >> ben: were talking about >> the epa mission scandal on the diesel is has grown to the larger vehicles like the vw for, the porsche, the suvs. they have a diesel and mission problem. then the volkswagen and parent company in germany is saying an additional 800,000 vehicles now may be part of an admissions problem, not because of nitrous oxide but because of carbon dioxide emissions being falsified on gasoline powered so you have all of this driving down the share price of volkswagen set, more than 8%. even worse is states attorney generals in the united states are filing lawsuits because they would have false and misleading, deceptive advertising when they said that engines were clean, efficient, efficient, and better than everyone else's which is not the case. at the end of the day, people who bought these cars the vehicles are not worth what they claim to be. this is not good. >> ben: their speculation in the new york times that can volkswagen survive in america with its reputation? it's too early to t

adam shapiro is now with the ticket to save you some money. hi there, adam. >> i can guarantee you taxpayers will not be paying for this. usually you have to book 2 or 3 months ahead of time. tickets for thanksgiving usually go up in price ten-days before the holiday. that gives you two weeks to get a ticket now at lower prices. consider flying on thanksgiving day and avoid flying on the wednesday before the holiday chaos. orbitz says the best day is to buy a ticket for christmas or new year's eve vacations are coming this friday and saturday november 6th and 7th. avoid floog i the weekend after christmas. ality atlanta fort lauderdale and washington, d.c. reagan national. the most expensive jfk, philadelphia, san francisco and los angeles and philadelphia. >> book yours early and plan ahead. >> call them man's worst friend. your cat may be trying to kill you. >> any meev new meaning to grum. house cats have similar personality traits to lions leopards and wildcats. this includes newer rot sichl, dominance and i am pulsiveness. if house cats w

juliet: joining us from the studio is adam shapiro with good news with petro. river an through the woods on thanksgiving and grandmother's house on christmas. price of gasoline could fall on average nationwide 2. it is down 74 cents and paying $2.16. up new rochelle and hasn't hit here yet. but price of gas will come down more. it usually drops in november with refineries that go offlean and coming back onis line. more gags lean hitting the market. i can't wait see how cheap it is going to be. a pleasure see you, sir. >> sure. >> catch adam only the fox business network if you're not sure why to find it in your area go to fox business.com/channel finder cotton ball. >> both killed by dog. brutal murders, very sad. >> support for mayor de blasio seems to be slipping. according to a "new york times" jenna college poll. 40% of residents welcome back. they say that de blasio is doing a god job that is down from 52% from last suspect. but support among black and latino voters remains solid and 60% of white supporters disapprove. >> mike i also don't know what to mac of reddit -- >> he would a

mark shapiro fighters in somali -- al-shabab fighters in somali claimed responsibility for an attack killing a member of parliament. victoria gatenby has more. >> a suicide bomber detonates ex-pleasing plogss. -- explosions. a car is on fire outside. used to blast its way in to the compound. the hotel was popular, a current and former member was among the dead. senior officials were killed. one mp called the attack a dark day. >> i was at the scene of the explosion. >> i was on the ground much part of my bodies was bleeding. i was with another journalist. somali soldiers were called in. >> it's clear, if you look at event in somalia, that al-shabab has the capability to org nice major terrorist attacks in the capital. it's unfortunate that they occur sporadically. the government forces are in the offensive. fighters killed 147 people in an attack. somali has civil irrelevant. four years ago al-shabab was pushed out of major city, with the help of african unions. attacks like this show government and supporters have more >>> russian and egyptian investigators are set to analyse record

melissa: adam shapiro standing by at new york stock exchange with some of the biggest movers of the dayt with the big shocker from unitedhealthcare that they might pull out of obamacare exchanges. i want to give you the reason that stock was down 6% today and why this is blow to obamacare. listen to what the ceo, said, in statement, in recent weeks, growth expectations for individual exchange participation have tempered

adam shapiro joins us with a list of stores with good and less than favorable return policies. >> that's nice way to put it. the national retail federation shows 70 percent of us returned a gift last year. this year is expected to be no different. they compiled a list of who is naughty and nice. nordstrom handles each on a case by case basis with satisfying you the customer. if you have your receipt the refunds are issues the same way you paid for the item. cash for cash. j.c. penney allows returns without receipt. macy's let's you return items without a time limit, same with coles who allows you to return without a receipt. kmart you have to have the original receipt and you only get 30-days to return the item. the return must be in original condition at barnes & noble and receipt is required. game stop has a policy as does sears which requires original packaging. lia, back to you. >> to find the fox business network log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >> do you want to guarantee you get the perfect gift for the holidays why not buy it yourself? >> i like this dress but it's expens

teresa: joining us now from the shapiro. good morning how are you? >> how's it looking? >> markets by the way yesterday we were anticipating the selloff a short-term selloff of 1 to 2. did not materialize. subpoena s&p up 30 points. so the markets shrugged off the normal reaction to tragedy in paris, and this morning we're sitting up for a positive day on wall street. futures right now are strong in the green, they are positive. ash asia closed up and ignoring the fact that the global economy is slowing down with real problems coming our way but today we live to fight another day. europe very strong. i want to point out luke their dow it is up this morning almost -- up almost 2% so very strong reaction in europe. >> emotional message too. >> it is yeah at least the investor group saying to the world life goes on, and in a positive way. >> we've seen this trend good to see you. catch adam on the fox business network. pmpleght you're not sure where to finding fox bees in your area go to fox business.com/-- channel finder. >> a lovely voice singing taylor swift earlier. >>

ben: joining us from the fox business studio is our good friend adam shapiro. >> friday eve almost made it to the weekend. juliet: we love friday. tell us about the note tipping policy. >> fox interviewed customer who is want to tip. they like to reqard reward good service this got some national attention when danny myer some of the restaurants here in new york talked about the fact therm eliminating. now crab shack is testing this to eliminate tipping at the 18 10 to 15% and raise wages for them. without tips wages will rise to between 12 and 14 dollars. but again there will be an increase. cross-examination oh of the company says they believe that consistent service should be include sod we're taking the service staff. now one of the arguments for this is that sometimes the serving staff doesn't share tips with people in the back of the restaurant. that's one art for it. other argument is that the restaurant ceo said should take responsibility for paying the staff. >> as long as they're not raising too much. >> i worked as a server so you can have good and bad nights. >> i was a dishw

thank you so much adam shapiro joining us.x business network log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >>> the time is 43 minutes after the hour. an hgtv host alive because of a fan. how the fan saved the host's life. >> there is a sensor in the grip. >> you have seen it in the movies but smart guns are about to become a reality. we will get an inside look. >> first steve doocy is with us to tell us what's coming up on "fox and friend. >> coming up at the top are the hour on "fox & friends" the latest on breaking news out of the middle east. was somebody doctoring our intel reports on isis to make it sound a little cheer year than it was. the pentagon expanding the investigation. if the white house says don't look at us we didn't do anything wrong. >> karl rove 2016 nascar sprint cup series champion kyle bush. there are a whole bump of things running together in the teleprompt teleprompter. miss universe and miss usa are live on the comfy couch. the future of cars could have three wheels, not four, three. we are going to show y

. >> adam shapiro lye for us.ess network log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >> the time is 36 minutes -- 46 minutes after the hour. can you spot what is missing from this holiday display? the war on christmas getting an early start this season. >> nothing to tear about here. the shocking reason this family says their daughter was kicked off the cheerleading squad. >> first we have brian kilmeade with what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> let me tell you what is coming up for the next three hours. the dump truck movement fails with snl achieving, the highest ratings in years. what does it mean for the protest and the debate going forward. from doctor to doctor, doctor stephen son sticit down with dr. ben carson. maybe they will both wear stealth scopes. chris christie surging in the rati poles in new hampshire but not on the main stage. nna see, i wa. longing. serendipity. what are the... chances. and good tidings to all. hang onto your antlers. it's the event you don't want to miss. it's the season of audi

adam shapiro has the very latest as the situation continues to unfold. also here is fox news middle east and terrorism expert. adam, beginning with you. we understand that the hostages are freed. what is taking to get these remaining terrorists off the top floor of the hotel. >> they are trying to make sure that the terrorists that launched this attack are dead. five of the people who are also dead are five attackers. there may have been many attackers. the hostages in mali are saying that the hostages have all been released. twenty-seven were killed. trish: thank you so much. sticking with us here. glenn, over to you for a moment. you look at what is happening right there. not just that what is happening in mali. europe, clearly a real crisis. this improves now. said to have alleged ties to al qaeda. >> a very interesting mix of different constituents and all of that in mali. the friendship primarily occupied with ridding this nation of al qaeda. there is also the threat that isis is expanding its footprint. trish: we have seen these problems in africa