"varney and company" coming up.ig smile on my face because not only is a gentleman standing next to me from rolls-royce but behind me is a rolls-royce car, brand new, the ghost series 2, handmade, correct? >> everyone is handmade. stuart: i you going to tell our viewers, millions of the mouth there, that is that is a british car? >> rolls-royce is the 100-year-old british brand well known for excellence. stuart: and who owns the rolls-royce company now? >> the ownership of rolls-royce is our parent company bmw. stuart: rolls-royce is owned by the germans. >> rolls-royce brand is run independently. is assembled in goodwould in dull chester, england. the tradition of craftsmanship and excellence goes with every rolls-royce motor cars. stuart: i always wanted one of these things as a kid growing up in england. you are going to show me this and tell me why i should buy it. >> i will tell you why you want it. go twice and grab a seat inside. have a seat. stuart: first time i have been in a rolls royce. >> this is the pow

why is it bad news for them. >> you are stuart varney.tuart: that is an out fit. >> i love halloween. a drop in the price of oil is great. let me lay this out overall. at $100 a barrel, the problems for russia, iran, even the islamic state, that is a problem. ninety-$100, it is a crisis. russia, a drop in oil prices, they are knowing that it. the russian central bank had to raise interest rates. remember when putin told us the dollar would go away? >> it is doing several things. let's hope that these prices stayed down for a while. >> variable oil prices. russia, venezuela, iran. do you think that we will use that leverage? is something going on diplomatic channels beneath the surface? >> the answer is no. the invisible hand of the marketplace is doing more. that is good news. look at iran. they have been surviving at discount rates in the gray and black markets. look at venezuela. venezuela was already a disaster. flour is in short supply in venezuela. >> table move forward and get one. i think that there is a new deal with them. we are

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time for "varney and company". stuart: leading from behind again. leap to the game again. good morning, everyone. this time it is the response to ebola. president obama announces they measures to check travelers. no details and it is the week after thomas duncan arrived in dallas, the week after. there are calls this morning to keep ebola out with a travel ban. it costs a lot of money to treat, quarantine, monitor and clean and there's the added cost of disruption. those costs skyrocket with each case that arrives here. the president is not out front on ebola. spanish authorities scrambling to find out how a nurse in a modern western european hospital caught the virus. she had been treating two ebola patients. many hits center stage with ebola. stocks down. "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: anxiety is making headlines this morning and it is anxiety back in the market. look at that. we are down 115 points, another triple digit loss, 0.6% drop. the s&p 500 broader based, down 0.6%. price of gold has been creeping up recently. it is down -- look at the nasdaq

more "varney and company" coming up.t: before we get to the desert island by will give you google stock, google loans youtube and is working on a paid subscription model, big change from the advertising will be approach that made it the largest online video web site. market likes it, 554 on google stock right now and now this. what happens when you strand two senators from opposing political parties on a desert island with no food or water. special kind of bipartisanship? look at this. >> look at that. it made taste good, and i am not sure. republicans usually have finer case. >> republicans are better at killing and democrats are better at eating. stuart: a lot more where that came from. republican from arizona, a democrat in a mexico, they join us right now. is ideal was this? >> it was ours. stuart: this is brilliant political advertising. are you sure discovery is going to air this program to come and say we think we will get ratings with this? >> we were not sure they were going to bite. we initially thought we had

let's get to "varney and company". stuart: ebola arrives in new york and so does lone wolf terror and the market shrugs. at least for now. good morning. ebola and terror hurt stock prices, not so far today. that may change. it is friday and some may not risk their money over the weekend. the e issues remain the same. the government is slow, troubled response to the ebola threat and the government's reluctance to acknowledge terrorists are now living among us. the performance of the obama government is the backdrop to the election which is two weeks away. today mark stein on terror and votes. votes and to business and herman cain on race and the senate vote in georgia. "varney and company" is about to begin. we are waiting for new york city mayor bill deblasio to give an update on the new york city ebola case. we will monitor it and bring it to you if he develops a news for us. check did big board. surprise surprise, stocks are up. despite ebola and terror headlines may be the fear factor has cooled a the war the market

time for "varney and company" and i will hand it to you. isil stuart: glad you are with us, this is a very big day. i will start with stocks, wild swings, down 365 points at one stage. worldwide slowdown, a second ebola case in dallas and and anxiety level of the chart. move on interest rates. astonishing. at one stage benchmark rates dropped to 1.85%. why is that? a desperate rush to the safety that america's treasury bonds offer. how about oil? wild swings there been no reversal of the big tumble. there is a worldwide glut because america is producing a record amount. this turmoil began from the get go and the trigger seemed to be that second ebola case which was confirmed in dallas. there were traders this morning worried about paralysis in america. people afraid to travel. charlie gasparino and the wall street journal's mary kissel are both here. i did talk to a couple traders this morning who said watch out, the ebola scare, paralysis, people afraid to travel. is it the black swan event? >> i don't know if this is the exact black swan.

first, "varney and company". stuart: let there be no doubt apple has turned in a truly stunning performance. good morning. year ago phones from korea seemed to be king of the hole. the iphone is back. no question apple dominates the most important product in the world, smart phones. 39 million iphones sold in 13 weeks, 8.5 billion in clean profits, over 100 million a day. it gets better. release sales for the new iphone 6 have been spectacular. tim cook says this is a big one. apple will pull in between 1/4 and 1/3 of $1 trillion, revenue for one year. sometimes you got to take time out to give credit where credit is due. apple is clearly the best technology company in the world ended is american. "varney and company" is about to begin. "varney and company" we news on the market, news on apple, coke, mcdonald's, you own a small piece somehow, but first this. is the worry of international and corporate intrigue. the well-known and generally well liked ceo of the french oil company total dies in a plane crash and i

let me send it to stuart varney for "varney and company". stuart: looks like, feels like a sigh of relief, no new ebola case, rebound for your money, not bad so far. it is friday in october after a week of heavy selling, probably a little early to stand up and cheer but look what we got. 90 minutes in stocks are up, oil is uu, interest rates up, solid economic numbers, all kinds of talk of printing more money. even backtracking from the president on an ebola travel ban. there are clear indications the ebola paralysis is spreading and that is not good. the president appoints an ebola czar and anet yellen those political. october 17th, "varney and company" is about to begin. oh yes. we have news on the lot ebola front. president obama name is ron klain ebola czar. he manage distribution of funnss from the big sttmulus ackage the president passed ii his first erm and also served as chief of staff to vice president joe biden and vice president al gore. he is considered an excellent manager but has no health care background. elsewhere, still no t

charles: now, if this is varney, if varney was hosting the show he would say the people are getting more excited because the polls are showing that the g.o.p. will control congress. wall street typically gets more excited about that too. >> i think that's true. i think people are a little bit excited about it. but a little bit. this is not a euphoric state. we've got an issue. while the republicans are controlling congress certainly will push an agenda that's more favorable for business, it's not going to magically wave the wand to cure the dysfunction going on in that administration. charles: maybe put a super-duper roadblock. >> i wanted to say look at the earnings that are being reported. look at these companies. if you look at the scorecard, almost 72 percent of companies are reporting better than expected earnings. that is getting people excited by investing. you really want to get into that -- charles: it's like these old rusty names too. us still is exploding up in the after market. absolutely huge on auto markets. i love it all. >> i think it was a very nervous market. you have t

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time for stuart and "varney & company." stuart: no new ebola cases. good morning, everyone. this is what everyone is talking about. ebola anxiety. it is flu season. what happens at hospitals when someone walks into a hospital with a fever and says they have been in africa. she has not been to africa. she does not have ebola. it is a new week, but it is the same issue. cass and point, last week and ebola czar has been elected. no new cases over the weekend. ebola anxiety is still here. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: we started out this morning in the red. we have come back just a little bit. 163 is where we are. ibm. not making the kind of money it was supposed to make. look at this. we are down 6% there. look at apple. apple pay. it goes live today. we have a lot more on apple pay in just a moment. watch out for oil. we approached $79 a barrel last weekk here is the good news. national average for a gallon of regular is $2.10. check out the 10 year treasury yield. goldman sachs says at the end of the year it will forecast a yield of 2.5% on the 10 year treas

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thanks for being here, it's time for "varney & company." stuart: thank you very much. the trend is the republicans' friend. they're looking up in the polls. eight days until the election. good morning, everyone. today polls in three battleground states show republicans gaining momentum and leading their democrat opponents. the "wall street journal" poll shows a big lead for republicans with likely voters. and "the new york times" says polling favors the gop. this does not appear to be helping the market at this moment this monday morning. ebola, the oil selloff and european bank problems, they're keeping a lid on the stock market for noo. but there is a political shift taking place from government to private enterprise, from left to right. up next, votes, ebola, lone wolf terror and your money. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ stuart: let's start with the markets this monday morning. the dow turned positivv five minutes ago, now it's three points down. i'm going to call it dead flat. energy stocks, of course, they are acting as a drag on the dow. exxonmobil, o

time for "varney & company." david asman in for stuart varney. david: thanks very much. stuart will be back tomorrow. u.s. economy grew 3.5% for the third quarter. wire as ms. still feeling lousy about the economy? it is that feeling driving tuesday's election and that feeling holding back a lot of the economy on main street even though we have record profits. the numbers don't match the sentiment. while it is great, the olive garden and red lobster aren't. five days election day, "varney & company" is about to begin. checking the big board, getting a lot help from visa. getting access to the china market. mastercard also getting a boost on that news. pulling up a little bit in the green. gold getting slammed today. the 10-year is around 2.3%, oil at about two year lows and gas still falling about a penny per gallon. it is $3.01. here is the bad news, if the average output each quarter this year only 2%. six years ended the recovery, the economy still isn't doing so >> this is not a bad number. it beat estimates. we were averaging 2% economic growth. the real question is

time for "varney and company". stuart: the government picks limited steps to cost of in and going through the roof. at five airport travelers from west africa will have their temperature taken and fill out a form. these tests start saturday. this may not be enough for a very anxious public. it is extremely expensive to deal with ebola patients and those suspected of carrying the virus. $130,000 to clean one apartment? millions for quarantine? hospital isolation treatment, today some airport workers at new york la guardia are on strike over cleaning plains. and the sheriff's deputy is in isolation with ebola like symptoms. in a moment dr. anthony, government point man, will defend the government's ebola policy. "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪ we are going to go straight at this ebola crisis. here is the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, welcome back to the program. the cost of monitoring is going through the roof. could it be said the cost is so cute judge and force a c

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stuart varney with varney and company. maria bartiromo. thank you for being here.these panels. what's it look like? i mean, it's been such a wild ride over the past two weeks, maria. >> i think it's pretty nervous out there. people are not sure how the global economy looks. you have got europe really deteriorating. things are slowing down quite a bit as evidenced from the data out of germany. china, there is a new debate now, is china going at 6% or closer to 4%, which is a a big deal. i think that there is real nervousness in the markets. notwithstanding that unemployment has certainly improved. you have got the rest of the world worsening in terms of their economy that no doubt will impact u.s. profits as we saw today with ibm and s&p and a number of other companies. >> stuart? >> i a agree with maria that the market is being royaled by a global slowdown, massive debt for everybody, central banks have kind of run out of ammunition about what to do with this thing and along comes ebola as a trigger for real nervousness. the anxiety level worldwide is very very hig

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[laughter] >> it is a tough crowd today on varney. move because he will make bad movies. >> i say it is a good move. there are winners and losers here. they have close to 3 billion worldwide. it is a huge catalog. stuart: i am told that mr. sandler gets roughly $15 million per regular movie. you think he will get that much per netflix? >> i do not think so. i think he will probably get a cut of subscribers. stuart: that is interesting. the last thing you want in hollywood -- >> this is true. we were just talking about that. [laughter] stuart: you have also on chap often commented about streaming. >> how we experience movies is changing. these guys are at the forefront of it. they are driving the conversation. on tuesday, we announced a deal. they did not like that and they said no. on thursday, they made this announcement. these guys are not going away. >> imac says we do not like that. did netflix back off? >> the theater owners said no way. 70% of the screens nationwide. stuart: they are flexing their muscle and may have muscles to

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joining us from our sister network fox business stuart varney. to pay them. why? only kidding. you looked into this. this is outrageous. >> 53,000 were put on paid administrative leave for one to three months. 4,000 from three months to a year. 263 from one to three years. all of this time they get full pay, full benefits and their pension accrues. there are two kinds of workers. there's government workers and there's everybody else. you're a government worker, you've got a job for life. you cannot be fired. >> look at lois letter -- lois lerner, after it hit the fan and she apologized to everybody on the right. she was put on leave until she retired. >> paid administrative leave from may 2013 until she retired fully. that is administrative leave, that is working for the government. >> let me get this straight. we all wake up early, early in the morning. some people out there go to jobs that they hate. they're doing it to put food on the table for their family. they're waking up early so their tax dollars can be pulled out of their check and pay

liz: stuart varney is a tough one, even said today, our markets look safe. he was talking to a guest about that. i'll tell you what, phil flynn, oil to fall below $90 and jump back up in the aftersession above 91. broaden that discussion to everybody who owns stocks and what that really should mean. >> well, it really means that the market has more faith in the u.s. economy today than they did yesterday, and i think that's a big part of the comeback today. for the last couple weeks, oil prices have been selling off because of concerns about global economic growth and how it could impact the u.s. we saw the wti spread, the european grade spread come, in because they thought the u.s. was going to be the only demand game in town. liz: whoa, whoa, let me just clarify, that you are so right, i saw that yesterday and said i'm not going to bring it up. only a $4 differential which is by the way, nothing. we've seen 11, 12, 13 bucks earlier this year. right now $3. they're closing that gap. what should that mean to people watching? >> means that the u.s. is establis

it is time for "varney and company". i will hand this 66 point loss on the dollar over to you to figure out. it is all yours. stuart: i will do my best. ebola creeping paralysis, that is what we are dealing with again today although the market is coming back pretty good. good morning. here is what we will cut to. the nurse confirmed with ebola was allowed onto a flight when she had a fever. after she got off the plane made five more commercial flights. high anxiety for the hundreds of people who flew on that plane. in cleveland witty nurse spend time two schools closed today. this is the paralysis that worries everybody investors included. paralysis has big financial impact. the public is concerned about contain ebola and the president's ability to lead that effort. this is no longer a crisis of confidence, this is a crisis of incompetence. stocks are coming back a little. -pebola is the trigger for the early morning sell-off earlier today but the fed is trying to come to the rescue. today later on the cdc will be grille

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stuart varney will add it up for us. bill: disturbing details on this man accused of abducting a uva coed. >> it's like one of the on the are attempts we got by phone or by person we have to follow up on. bill: we are learning more about jesse graham. it turns out he was accused of a sexual assault 11 years ago at a college. matthew's charged with abducting uva student hannah graham. that search including the use of an aerial drone. martha: the price at the pump is taking a slight dip. you have triple aaa reporting it's down to $3.33 a gallon. some spots seeing under the $3 mark. stuart varney joins us. >> reporter: get out there and drive and see the fall colors because driving is much more affordable. it's $3.33, national average. the price has come down throughout the summer, and we have 2 states where you can get gas at under $3 a gallon. the average in new jersey, $3.16. but i can find it for $2.98. martha: why is the big question. >> reporter: america is producing a lot more oil and gas of its own. we are fracking,

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time for "varney and company". it is all yours. stuart: in hawaii now, a patient placed in isolation. officials will not allow ebola. mention that word and the anxiety level rises. with the virus spreading in west africa, expect more scarce here. we are not restricting travel and we are not testing at america's airports. in dallas the family of the proven ebola patient has been told to stay indoors. don't go out until october 19th when the window of transmission closes. 80 people exposed to the virus in dallas so here is the bottom line. widespread monitoring is inevitable. that will cost money and stream resources. there's growing pressure to restrict travel from west africa and also to test people here when they are arrive from infected areas. that will be highly disruptive. that is why airline stocks fell sharply. that is why some call the bowl of the black swan event that hurts your money. stocks down. "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: let's get straight into the ebola situation. the dow is down 70 points after

. >> if you like your stuart varney you can still have your stuart varney at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. we'll see you then. thank you, stuart. martha: a suicide bomb tears through the capital of yemen. but first this. >> i'm sorry to tell you they remain on syria's side. it has got to the point where you have president obama's own former defense secretary leon panetta having no choice but to call the president out. bill: that's senator ted cruz calling towel the president over his strategy against isis. martha: did you see this last night with gretta? the mother of one of the victims of the deadly terror attacks in benghazi is speaking out. she believes her son's death could have been sea voided given all that she has learned. is the government telling the truth about what happened that night. >> his love for his fellow man is what cost him his life. so you have the sadness there, but you all see know he did the right thing his eyes. ar insuran, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answe

bill: stuart varney. martha: isis has been using social media as a weapon. the terror group is said to be recruiting thousands of new members every month. now the united states is trying to go back at that with its own campaign to play counter terrorism on social media, but is it working? bill: this is being called the largest cyber attack in history. a major american bang hit hard by hackers. 80 million people affected. are you one of them? martha: leon panetta saying president obama could have left troops in frawk he wanted to. >> reporter: are you arguing 5,000 troops or 10,000 troops or 20,000 troops would have been able to fight back against isil when 100,000 couldn't hold back isil? martha: a federal appeals court upheld a tough new abortion law in texas. here's what it means. it will effectively end up closing all but 7 facility operating in the lone star state. the legislation was signed by governor rick perry. it requires clinics to meet hospital level standards. the ruling is pending a full appeal. bill: the u.s. state department is trying to fight

don't miss stewart varney on our sister network. if you're not sure where to find fox business network in your area, foxbusiness.com/channel finder. there is no excuse. bill: i'm googling channel finder. >> that is exactly what you're supposed to do. bill: thank you, stuart. the pentagon, according to this bombshell report intentionally with holding information about thousands of chemical weapons discovered by u.s. forces during the iraq war. ambassador paul bremer served as presidential envoy to iraq during the first years of that war. we'll talk to him live about that report in a moment. martha: they did it again. the royals one win away from history and into the world series. >> he did it. ♪searching with devotion ♪for a snack that isn't lame ♪but this... ♪takes my breath away but a lot of us leave our identities unprotected. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012, but for every car stolen, 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves can steal your money, damage your credit, and wreak havoc on your life. why r

and speaking of phenomenal, you will see me on stuart varney tomorrow.now, handing off to the man himself, lou dobbs. keep it here on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. raking these tonight. the president fired julia pierson today, director of the secret service. officially her resignation was accepted after her disaster in front of the house oversight committee yesterday. at the failures of the agency charged with guarding the life of the president and his family. the house oversight committee, democrats and republicans, lasseter for her agency's inability to stop an armed white house fence jumper to getting within feet of the president's personal residence within

varney and company. fbn.the five" is next. >>> i'm dana perrino along with kimberly gillfoyle and -- it's new york city and this is "the five". >>> ebola is not an epidemic in the united states but there is a crisis of communications for the administration in charge offer handling the preparations, treatment and response to the problem. today the head of the cdc faced concerned lawmakers on capitol hill. take a look. >> trust and credibility of the administration and government are waning as the american public loses confidence each day with demonstrated failures of the current strategy. >> it would be an understatement to say that the response to the first u.s.-based patient with

varney tomorrow, but i tell you, don't skip the man, he is back, lou dobbs, keep it right here on fox business. lou: good evening, president obama tonight battling on their fronts to defend himself and his administration, and controversys s tied to the white house, government's ebola response, hagel approving a recommendation by join chief chairman general dempsey to quarantine all u.s. military personnel returning from wes west africa for 21 day, secretary hagel refused to use word quarantine. and almost comicly ordered a review of his own decision. >> i said in response this morning, was give me went 15 days, the operational specifics of how that would work. then i believe we should review that policy within 45 days. lou: president obama just hours later, for a second day in a row, claiming that travel bans and quarantines will not help stop the spread of ebola. while appearing with he'll wear worker -- health care workers who have been exposeed to ebola and are still within the 21 damon tering period. >> we may continue to see individual cases in america in the weeks and months ahe

and speaking of phenomenal, you will see me on stuart varney tomorrow. by now, handing off to the man himself, lou dobbs. keep it here on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. raking these tonight. the president fired julia pierson today, director of the secret service. officially her resignation was accepted after her disaster in front of the house oversight committee yesterday. at the failures of the agency charged with guarding the life of the president and his family. the house oversight committee, democrats and republicans, lasseter for her agency's inability to stop an armed white house fence jumper to getting within feet of the president's personal residence within the white house. and determining that seven shots have been fired from a car at the white house until after that incident and a multiple felon was allowed into an elevator with while armed at the cbc with president obama during his visit there two weeks ago. and josh earnest confirmed that pearson kept the cbc incident from the president until shortly before he met with the washin

varney and company. eleven eastern. >> i didn't reverse any decision. why are you saying that? >> she always -- if she was -- if she was continuing to be ill, she'd have to -- neil: wait a minute you might want to stuff -- the nurse is out. now, it's the new jersey -@governor's folks that are hunkering down and not just the governor and himself. andrew como also dialing things back especially when it comes to doing unilateral -- christine todd whitman president immediate pouncing today governor was that both of these governors acted on their own to do something that the cdc and the white house was advising against and said you would regret. now, this woman who was being quarantined. is out of quarantine. and it looks like that tte feds at least in this case were right. >> i mean, as we've learned that when you're you're asymptomatic you're not capable of transmitting the disease. you want to be careful. we want to stop the disease over there. you want to be careful not to discourage people from volunteering. there's a magnitude of a problem in africa. if you're symptomatic you

payne himself on varney calling this correctly. there you go, charles payne, saying no matter what janet yellen said he was right he called it. charles: how dumb is it to say let's hold off on the 28, but we will raise rates next year. that's a five month window. give me a break. number two, we're talking $15 billion in one month that the fed is buying, not stocks, not stocks, bonds. apple today will trade 5.5 billion dollars' worth of stock. the new york stock exchange will trade 49 billion dollars' worth of stock. how is 15 billion over 30 days going to manipulate a market that does hundreds of billions of dollars a month. i think this is outrageous. >> all right. so there is charles. it was outrageous. one of my favorite quotes of his. scottie, what does this mean for the economy and how the consumer might react. >> let's look at today. what party line you're on. today was a great day. it has to come back to earnings. 75 percent of companies have come out profitable. that's something we haven't heard for years. that's what's hel

stuart varney, and liz claman anchor of countdown to the closing bell.untdown was great today. >> let me tell you something, does my hair look wind blown? we had the wind machines on watching the market start off really really well which is when stuart comes on the air. in the final hour, we got even better numbers, people were waiting on facebook earnings. the e earnings pictures actually looked good. >> is that what it was. >> earnings and the president came out and said nothing bad about ebola. he came out, interrupted the show and nothing really awful about ebola came out. so the markets just took off. >> you are not buying it. >> i respectfully disagree with my good friend and colleagues right here. no, no, no. this is the election. the republicans look like they are going to sweep the senate, investors love that because it might be a turning point for economic policy. finally we may get the government off our back. we may expand private enterprise. profits go up and that stock market goes up. >> is that what happens -- >> yes. >> and you know i'm g

i will be on stuart varney tomorrow. up next, ashley webster taking the reins lou dobbs. there's no one better filling in for lou dobbs and ashley webster ashley: good evening, everyone. i'm in tonight for lou dobbs or a president obama addressing the american public, the 10 states have outlined their own protocols, including mandatory quarantines come and health care workers are turning from the regions of western africa. >> the end is not defined by fear. that's not who we are. america is defined by possibility and when we see a problem and a challenge, then we fixed it. and we don't just react based on our fears. we react east on fact and judgment. and making smart decisions. ashley: fox news obtaining moments ago an internal state department memo marked sensitives that indicates the president obama is considering allowing non-american ebola individuals into the country for treatment. and this as australia suspended all travel from liberia and australia in the first to close its borders to travelers from the stricken region. also tonight the united states military unde

stay here and in the meantime i will see you on stuart varney at 11:00 o'clock.ht now, lou dobbs. keep it right here on fox business. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. one day after president obama said that he would consider creating a ebola czar position, the white house announcing the appointment to take up that newly created post. a longtime democratic political operative with no background in medicine, or public health or the management of large organizations. in fact that apparently did not please the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases treated doctor anthony fauci. >> you think that there should be

stuart varney host of "varney & company" on the fox business network.ot to be the union which you're allowed to do posting a name on very important part of website. >> called intimidation. in the plant in kansas, local of the union is publishing a list of non-union members. the plant is vastly unionized but 30 people who are not members of the union, as is their right. their names are being published, where they work on the factory floor, that is being published. so you can find them. other union members are being encouraged to go engage them in dialogue. otherwise known as attempt at intimidation. martha: under what guise are though posting these names? why are they saying they're sharing the information. >> they say you guys, you 30 people, don't belong to the union but you take the benefits of union membership. we negotiate the contracts but you pay nothing and give nothing towards our negotiations. you're winning without even taking part. that is not fair. so publish the names and the locations of the members, non-members i should say, so that membe

they have banners for stewart varney all over. >> banners or wanted posters.rles: i am holding on to yelp they report after the bill. we talked yesterday about companies that people should be in for earnings. >> for millennials and baby boomers, a 2 1/2%% dividend yield, 3m. charles: that is the most boring stock in the world, post-it notes, and white out? >> no, touch screen technology, healthcare, so much there in 3m, and industrials have done better. charles: millennials. >> we like post-it notes. >> markets had a great run since wednesday bottom, i think one more big gap. tomorrow time to take profits. charles: that is trading too much, a lot of people -- i am 35-40 years old, i don't trust wall street, i want to find someone to help me make money, is it okay if people longer term held tough? >> i the still think that dow is going to 18,000, the folks who were buying last week. >> if you are short-term oriented you don't want to belong over the weekend. >> i might be in boring category, i like mor norfolk southern. charles: i got back in rail, my trinity r

that would be varney and company. fbn.five" is next. >>> i'm dana perrino along with kimberly gillfoyle and -- it's new york city and this is "the five". >>> ebola is not an epidemic in the united states but there is a crisis of communications for the administration in charge offer handling the preparations, treatment and response to the problem. today the head of the cdc faced concerned lawmakers on capitol hill. take a look. >> trust and credibility of the administration and government are waning as the american public loses confidence each day with demonstrated failures of the current strategy. >> it would be an understatement to say that the response to the first u.s.-based patient with

stay here and in the meantime i will see you on stuart varney at 11:00 o'clock. but right now, lou dobbs. keep it right here on fox business. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. one day after president obama said that he would consider creating a ebola czar position, the white house announcing the appointment to take up that newly created post. a longtime democratic political operative with no background in medicine, or public health or the management of large organizations. in fact that apparently did not please the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases treated doctor anthony fauci. >> you think that there should be a ebola czar reign. >> i can't answer that. but i take care of patients and i do my job. other people do their job. lou: the white house infuriating many with its indefensible refusal to not order it now and travel from west african countries by ebola vmax is at this point our core priority is protecting the american public, we are not going to put in place a travel ban and that is because as described, putting in place

welcome everybody, i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto. this is your your. dr. francis kole quince quoted as saying frankly if we had not ground our ten-year slide in research support we probably would have had a veep in time for this that would have gone through clinical trials. the question: would the nih have an ebola vaccine didn't spend your mow on things like this. $3.2 million to study the effects of excessive drinking on monkeys. $835,000 to develop a simulator that would rep mix indicate the effects of piloting a plane while drunk. $295,000 to determine if male fruit flies are more attracted to younger female fruit flies than older ones. nearly $155,000 to determine if drinking excess alcohol leads to losing money while gambling. and more than $1 million to study whether stress makes monkeys more vulnerable to cocaine abuse. you get the picture. with a $30 billion annual budget, michelle fields says it's the nih that needs to get its priorities straight. and we're joined by dr. campbell. dr. campbell, how does the nih prioritize and how common can is be

i want to listen to me, earlier, i was a little crazy, on varney. >> cnbc is really scareing the hellf people, it is a dam shame, do you know why we close down, they scare the hell out of peak, ebola is coming to get you, coming to get you, every morning they are killing investors. >> i got frustrated, i thinking about those people who are 40 years old they will sell their stocks and never buy it back. if you are investing for retirement there are great companies to buy and hold, @%ocks go up and go down, you say you are not worried about the fed, i'm in the either, i am more worried about europe, and i am worried about fear, panic is contagious. >> it also creates best tune in the markets, i hate to see panic but if you go through with a big head, you make a lot of money. charles: that is a big if. nob one is held aconable forr3 scareing hell out of people, a lot of them, selling at multiyear lows they brought things like gold near the top. >> it isis irresponsibilityty to for getting people to buy allltime highs, ebola is not on my list. big beta is on my list, everyone wants to buy

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you can't watch us, set your dvr, i'm hang out with stuart varney tomorrow morning.o the man himself, lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody, breaking news here tonight. u.s. ebola patient zero thomas edward duncan succumbed to the deadly virus, he passed away eight days after his diagnosis, and we have reports tonight there is a second possible ebola case in the dallas area, and the patient is a dallas county sheriffs deputy who was in contact with duncan's family, who was inside the apartment where duncan first showed symptoms of the ebola sickness. >> this patient had reported that they initially had been in the apartment, and the