against a stock exchange and the f.c.c. has charged new york stock exchange with compliance failures that gave certain customers an improper head start on trading information and you can see from this little chart here all the information flowed first to the proprietary trading not to the consolidated feeds which are to the public so max you design the software that is used on this new york stock exchange or part. it is what do you think i designed a replacement for the replacement technology but that's going to wear out if they don't use it it was meant to override this brokered deal or conflict on the floor of the stock exchange that used a special system they i suppose as a broker and as a dealer meaning they maintain an inventory of stocks and they're able to buy and sell on the open market to maintain that image dorie and to satisfy market orders when they come in you get a guaranteed execution when you put a market order into the exchange but it gives me wiggle room to specialist to trade on inside information and that's allowed to foster

this is here irrefutable evidence of blatant fraud occupy wall street they use around the new york stock exchange and close it in like a noose on everyone working their. so sanjay was the deputy chief of the seas market abuse unit says the new york stock exchange chose ground shipping for sending market data to the consolidated feed i.e. to the public but news next day air for its paying customers and the f.c.c. as i said found this out discovered this information only by accident because of the flash crash of may sixth two thousand and ten when they were forced to look at some of the data what happened that day and what they found was that during the two five minute period starting at two forty pm new york time the average delays for quotes were three point seven seconds and five point three seconds to the consolidated feeds while average processing time for the two proprietary data feeds were less than two milliseconds and sixteen milliseconds so they saw a huge disparity between the data speed available to the proprietary clients and those available for the general public so these are the free

dollars but will go into this next headline which gets further information from bloomberg new york stock exchange data violations extend u.s. exchanges reputation woes thought reputational woes are not a deterrent about china when they find bankers committing similar crimes they fricken execute them ok that's a deterrent that's a deterrent my friend and now we have this is clear which states you have a point about this from us this is a clear evidence this is it refutable evidence of blatant fraud occupy wall street they use around the new york stock exchange and close it in like a noose on everyone working their. so sanjay was the deputy chief of the seas market abuse unit says the new york stock exchange chose ground shipping for sending market data to the consolidated feed i.e. to the public but news next day air for its paying customers and the f.c.c. as i said found this out discovered this information only by accident because of the flash crash of may sixth two thousand and ten when they were forced to look at some of the data what happened that day and what they found was that during the t

live at the new york stock exchange i'm jane king. >>> pretty noisey southside the new york stock exchangeth all the occupy action. inside you can see things are calm. >> moving ahead as planned. >> things are calm for us too, right? >> yeah, other than the cloud cover causing some flight arrival delays, pretty quiet, beautiful sunrise just about to show itself. vollmer peak the sun is about to come obvious over mount diablo. live doppler 7 hd definitely see the clouds no radar returns unless you are driving up into the clouds it is really dry. flirting with 40s san rafael, 49 napa, 50 same santa rosa 51 fairfield everybody else mid to upper 50s. mid to upper 50s monterey bay and inland stubborn cloud cover because the clouds are stubborn slow sunshine and cooler. tomorrow, wednesday won't be as cool. today 60 san francisco, 76 santa rosa concord 78, fremont 72. oakland three degrees down to 66. los gatos 78, peninsula start at 70 palo alto mid to upper 60s. 60 half moon bay along the coast daly city 59, 60 downtown, mid 60s -- [ unintelligible ] mainly mid to upper 60s through most of the

let's check in with nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange.so have sandra at the cme. sandra: this is such a crazy day. i want to run some breaking news. the court has vacated the dodd-frank rule laminating in the commodity markets. >> anything that keeps tabs. sandra: scott, we end this crazy day for the market. we were sweating in the pits. >> yes, i was. we traded a lot higher. boy oh boy, and of quarter it may be crazy, it got crazy the wrong way. sandra: will we open higher month and? >> probably. sandra: i will throw it back to you guys. wheat, soybeans, the report was not even bullish for all the brains. huge bullish trains here. liz: he just really took off there. the court has vacated the dodd frank rule amending speculation in the commodity market. it is a free market. before we get to charlie, i want to get to nicole. nicole: i want to take a close look at bank of america today. this is a huge settlement. this is after the whole merril lynch merger. bank of america agreeing to pay $2.3 billion. this is a huge settlement. bank of ame

the new york stock exchange has had no apparent introductions at their website. ock is bouncing off of the lows of the session and bank of america little change. cheryl: nicole at the new york stock exchange. nicole: if you think there is push and pull on the market today, you're absolutely right. you have fedex, a weak outlook. back-and-forth, back-and-forth, how many times do think it worked? how about 67 times that this market went back and forth on the unchanged mark. back to you. cheryl: thank you very much. the name winkl winkevoss, the ts that fought zuckerberg. they just made their first $1 million investment in the investors social network. joining us now, the winklevoss twins. your college buddies at harvard, right? >> right. cheryl: now you get to be the first with a put you their money into the company. what turned him onto that company? >> i used to work at a hedge fund and realized there was no easy mechanism investors could reach out to one another and trade notes. i decided to create a network consisting of hedge fund analyst: mutual fund analyst,

altamont into the dublin pleasanton area. >>> back to new york citily pictures outside the new york stock exchangeto the zuccotti park area where the occupy movement began one year ago. on this anniversary, there's events throughout the nation in new york city in front of the new york stock exchange there, trying to block bankers or traders from entering. ing the federal reserve bank, standard & poor's, fidelity, all major corporate targets to make a point about corporate greed also events planned in san francisco. how will this affect trading once it begins on wall street? >> time will tell. apple store big crowds iphone 5 comes out friday. here's jane king. >>> good morning. police cars under investigation probe involves 195,000 vehicles 2005 to 2008, the shaft has been separating from the steering column causing loss of control. president obama turns outcome against china, accuse china's government of making more than a billion dollars in illegal auto and auto parts subsidies in the past three years. the president is filing a complaint while campaigning in ohio. [ unintelligible ] >>> new conce

also, former new york stock exchange chairman and ceo of the exchange, dick grasso joins us and treygowdy joins us to assess the report just delivered by the justice department inspector general. joining me now is fox news middle east and terrorism analyst. he serves as a foreign-policy senior adviser to governor romney. it's great to have you with us. let's start with the president's acknowledgment out of his press spokesmen that this is a self-evident terrorist attack, but one that the administration refuses to acknowledge for more than a week. polly >> it was a terror act in the eyes of many. there are many operations that came before that, but there is chatting in the chapati communities about it. the most important thing is the production, that al qaeda would issue a video. and if that happened, that it would be very serious to deny that it is a terrorist operation. lou: but not because of the american people to speak truth to the very constituents of the commander-in-chief? >> look, there is a political situation. i guess that an expression has been claimed especially on 9/11 e

celebrating their one-year period as people talk about unemployment, talk about outside the new york stock exchangehere were days in new york police department was lined up. just really picking up the folks in the new york stock exchange. a lot of us tried to dress down a little bit. blend right in. the truth of the matter is they kept this place very safe while over 100 arrests, did not really hear of anybody getting hurt. just want to give you look at the big board right now. dow jones astros averaged hit a new low. the dow down. after a great week of over 2.1%. giving some of that back today. cheryl: nicole, thank you very much, we will see you in a little bit. pre-order sales of the new iphone making headlines. dennis kneale with a look at all those huge figures being thrown out and maybe they are not so real, how do we say it? >> i have a management history for you. how is apple is the most valuable company in the world could get it so wrong? the hottest selling phone in the world yet they run out of them so early. apple telling us this morning the first wave sold out 2 million new apple iphon

they want to converge from different directions and form a human wall around the new york stock exchange of the reactions from people in new york have been mixed. >> i think the messages got diluted. they just seem to be a rag tag bunch of people. >> now there have been protests and other rallies leading up to today's anniversary, right now protesters in new york are giving out a phone number for anybody who may need legal help after they get arrested. occupied events are right here in the bay area tara moriarty is on california street and they are camped out there and what they are planning on doing today. >> they will be bringing matches so they can ceremoniously bring debt which is related to their credit card, your car, your home and school, that is what binds 9%. they say it is a symbol for corporate banks. we spoke to one protesters who understands the protest has been quiet lately but just because they have not been there does not mean they are not working on their goals. they set up sustainable farming and improving the environment and they are in it for the long hall. >> i am in

agile, tight turning, fun to drive 2013 smart. ♪ >>> welcome back to "halftime" at the new york stock exchangey as the melt-up continues, disney, apple -- apple obviously and chevron are hitting all-time highs. will these stocks keep working? joe terranova what do you think? you've got sectors today, health care, staples, tech, telecom, all-time highs, just gives you a look inside the breadth of the rally. >> and i think it also gives you a little bit of glimpse inside what folks and money managers are thinking for the last few months of the year, a lot of folks are talking about the lower dollar reflationary trades of 2010 and 2011 coming back. i disagree, i'm short the euro currency, you want to stay u.s. centric and the names you're mentioning they align properly with a higher u.s. dollar. >> weiss, i'll ask you, you're active every day in the market. dow is closer to obviously 14,000 than it is 13,000. are we going to get to 14? >> i think we do. so many people are underinvested and i don't buy into hedge funds playing catchup, at least not the big ones. all of them i know are disciplined,

let's take a look at the trading this week on the new york stock exchange.f we can have that graphic, please. on monday, the trading was 3.33 billion, 3.41 yesterday and today and i know when you look at those numbers, you have to feel some nausea, i would expect, because of this level of trading. what percentage? the estimates range as high as three fourths of it? >> high frequency trading. what in the world without be without high frequency trading in the market. it's really an issue of public policy that the cftc and the markets have got to address. i am not one that says that you have to exclude any particular type of trading strategy. you have to be able to regulate it and regulate it with one very simple test. were we doing today in the market, to small investors in the market, if it has come you have to find a way to neutralize the level playing field. >> maybe we should have blown this thing up a long time ago. it has simply been the exodus of the retail investor. there was a time when dick grasso could stand up and said reports of the country was in

let's get to the new york stock exchange. equities continuing to party here.o into monday, tuesday, wednesday,thursday? >> i think the hope that it is. you see the market has held up -- it is a positive thing down here for us. no surprise the market spiked up this morning. we have seen a little bit of a sell-off here, people coming in, investors taking profits. that's no surprise either. what's interesting to note here is the spike in volume. we like to see. that it adds some conviction to these numbers in here. and those investors that are on the side lines right now are probably thinking about maybe getting in and taking advantage of some of the performance we are seeing especially heading into the fourth quarter. liz: good to see all of you. thank you very much. i mean, this is a very active market right now. we have got it all covered, especially thanks to our traders. have a good weekend, guys. we also have to talk about something that's developing inside the beltway and that is more specifics as it pertains to automatic spending cuts that may kick in aft

let's head to the floor of the new york stock exchange. r very own nicole petallides watching office depot shares take off, nicole. >> that's right. we cover these office supply stocks very closely because sometimes they have some big moves. in this case we're watching office depot very carefully today. hedge fund starboard value has taken 13.3% stake in office depot. that makes it the biggest shareholder of office depot. you can see how it is faring right now. it is up 7.7% at this moment at $2.66 a share. you can look at some of the other office suppliers on this same day. officemax, for example, hitting a fresh 52-week high. that is on the move as well. this is big news. starboard is saying office depot is dopely undervalued. really showing a vote of confidence on the company which sup 19 cents right now. back to you. tracy: see you in 15 minutes. >>> chaos continues in the middle east today. the latest clashes in afghanistan. hundreds burned cars and threw rocks at the military base in kabul. the crowd chanted, death to america. they ch

traders at the new york stock exchange, cme group and the nymex. it looks like a washout from the new york stock exchange, crossing 80 times the flat line, does what happens at the closing bell really matter today, versus how we trade on monday or in advance of what the fed does? >> well, it's an excellent point where you're unrscoring is the quandary that traders are in right now. they want to take it higher based upon central planning and central bank action, but then they pull away and they see notes like we got on intel today, and they worry about the fundamentals and the fundamentals actually support the equity prices up here. i think we'll probably run into the close and say a little flat. we will get the numbers here in about half hour. we can take a look at those now. they will truly come down to next thursday and what chairman bernanke has to say. the general consensus is that he's going to come out and extend the 0 interest rate policy up to 2015 and do a bond buying program somewhere in the 500 billion dollars range, not sure quite what t

against a stock exchange and the f.c.c. has charged new york stock exchange with compliance failures thank you certain customers an improper head start on trading information and you can see from this little chart here all the information flow first to the proprietary trading not to the consolidated feeds which are to the public so max you design the software that is used on this new york stock exchange or part of it is what do you think was on the replacement for the replacement technology but those middleware they don't use it was meant to override the broker dealer conflict on the floor of the stock exchange or use the special system they are both as a broker and as a dealer meaning that maintain an inventory him.

lori: let's head straight to the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: we have seen stocks taking off, moving to multi- year highs. the nasdaq is at 12 year highs. the dow just a little away from its all-time high. that was back in october of 2007. we have seen lots of games across the board. i wanted to take a look at and what x. the ftc has charged them with improper distribution. saying they sent it out to preparatory clients. an undertaking now that they will have to hire a consultant. that is the nyse. also, i want to talk about the dow. kraft will be leaving the dow. this will occur on the close of trading on september 21. kraft is spinning off. the new business will have a smaller market cap. back to you. lori: thank you so much. later this hour, s&p -- gives us his take. melissa: oil topping $100 a barrel since may as the fed boosts stimulus. phil flynn of price future group within the pits at the cme for us. oil prices are unbearable for consumers and this could help push the global economy back into a recession. that is really bad news.

all around the new york stock exchange there was absolute devastation, none of the less, the new york stock exchange, the very center of america's financial life, returned to full work on the 17th of september. so, now, let's pause and remember. [moment of silence] of >> it is tuesday, september 11th, 2012, it is the 11th anniversary of that dreadful day 11 years ago. nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. she indeed of course, observed that moment of silence. nicole, before we went to that moment of silence, i was remembering that the new york stock exchange returned to full business despite the devastation all around us, 11 years ago, just six days after the event itself. thanks to the extraordinary work of dick grasso, i don't know whether you remember those days or not, but you're there where it happened 11 years ago. >> i remember all those days very clearly. of course, this is the very some barry day, a day of memory and a day to remember, here on the the floor of the exchange the traders have been coming in and they're always wearing their flags and t

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange.icole: i am watching a couple of things. let's start out with gilead. it is on the news that they have gotten approval. you get that up arrow. the fta has approved a new combination pill for hiv treatment. with these findings and approval you see the stock is doing well. it is a success. we have had two great weeks on wall street. that manufacturing number not good news. of course, not the growth we expect out of europe and china. that way some things as well. connell: now, let's make some money with charles payne. dagen: he has a consumer stock for your portfolio. charles: i will start out as a caveat up front. diamond foods is a hot stock. there is a lot about accounting fraud. it turns out they were cooking for them popcorn over there. they got rid of their ceo. they have to restate their earnings. they have been given a new deadline. some miscalculations. if you look at where the stock is right now, i think this could get a real good pop. they do have 1700 employees. they have some

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the new york stock exchange has not seen a disruption. f america has not commented and no way of verifying if the group is islamic. shares of bank of america are down 1-1/3%. new york stock exchange offer by 3% in today's trading. ashley: no word or reaction from bank of america? >> they have not commented. >> some disruptions in the web site. is it working? >> i'm not logged in at the moment but they had these attacks going on and it is on the screen right now. ashley: no way of verifying would group is tied to islam. that is their claim but no way of verifying that at all. >> absolutely. no way to know who it is. they are claiming they are muslims or allies with muslims and no way to verify who they are just yet. authorities are researching and tracking as we speak. tracy: we don't feel lot of movement in stock but if this continues it will certainly move the stock towards the end of the day and people at home once to know if they have access to their money if they go on line. that will be the most important thing whether atms are affect

let's go to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange with energy. moment for apple, the company, i guess you could say it missed some estimates, the stock falling on the news. >> reporter: and, you know, i don't know which way you want to look at it i. -- five million iphone 5s this weekend? that's unbelievable. it's not eight million tones, and that's what the analysts were waiting for, and that's why you didn't see it hit another new high. david: all right. well, the power of our sister publication, barron's, very strong on facebook today. they said that the right price could be around $15, the stock dropping like a lead balloon today, it's down about nine points, but google doing quite

let's go to nicole at the new york stock exchange. s talk about individual stocks if we can, nicole, and starting with apple. apple wasn't a big mover today, but there's so much buzz about what thai.com -- they're coming out with tomorrow, whether it's another ipad, iphone is going to do something unexpected, etc. >> reporter: that's right. it did not get back to highs at 683, but the iphone 5 is coming tomorrow, that's what everybody's say, so we're waiting for that. also at the same time rudy giuliani, former mayor, is here on the floor of the exchange. he just left cantor fitzgerald, and there he's up on the podium, obviously, to remember september 11th, 11 years ago. david: rudy is still america's mayor, at least in my heart he is. facebook getting a little bit of a facelift from zuckerberg who's going to be talking about it, the first time he's talked since the ipo, right? >> reporter: we're waiting with baited breath to hear every word, of course, a real leap of faith with him saying he's not selling his shares when he has the ab

nicole monitoring before the new york stock exchange watching analyst upgrades with stock as a wholly little higher. nicole: it has been a leader in the s&p 500. up nearly 6% on the day. $17 from $13. a four year-2008. certainly a stellar performer. just talking with the fact stable sales for kohl's. also a good outlook. they talk about a good balance sheet being a cheap valuation. lori: the new iphone 5, robert, exciting stuff seems to be made of glass and aluminum. >> tim cook, on stage just inside behind me announcing the thinnest iphone i have ever made, calling it an absolute jewel is what he said the most beautiful product they have made, bar none. again, it was made of glass and aluminum, so we continue to get the details. the new iphone 5 has been unveiled, started out talking about the ipad but switched gears talking about the iphon iphone 5 as widely expected. the thinnest iphone ever made for glass and aluminum, very important for apple taking 43% of all of their sales. melissa: if you have the old iphone, you'll pretty much be shamed into buying the new one. lori: charlie

they were explains that it was their intention to attack the banks and in york stock exchange -- and new york stock exchange in response to the anti-muslim video. i do not believe these were just hackers who were skilled enough to cause the destruction of the website of cyberspace of bank of america and jpmorgan chase. i think this was done by iran which has its own developing cyber attack capacity. i believe it was a response to the increasingly strong economic sanctions that the united states and our european allies have put on iranian financial institutions. it is a counter attack by iran and against american financial institutions. this is a theory. i think it has a basis. in response to our economic sanctions against the iranian financial institutions. in any case, it is not a very sophisticated attack. it was a denial of service. the overload a web site. the russians did this a few years back to estonia. it had an effect to the site for a while. >> have you talked to the administration to back that theory up? >> i talked to individuals about this. it gives me some encouragement

they have plans to march today near the new york stock exchange. you can see police as well. been a dozen arrests since this weekend on saturday, 300 people marched in new york city. again, a little tension there, yesterday or i should say last year you remember new york city mayor bloomberg ordered police to evict protesters from this park. today they are going to make a big show. there are rallies and marches in san francisco and 30 other u.s. cities, corporate targets may be be targeted as well. stay tuned to abc7news.com for the latest information. >>> anti-american fury expanding across the muslim world this morning. police in afghanistan say-s burned cars and threw rocks at a u.s. military base in kabul. demonstrators from pakistan made their way to the outer wall of the consulate in karachi. tahman bradley has more. >> reporter: americans are being evacuated from u.s. missions overseas as the anti-u.s. fury continues. this morning department -- demonstrators took to the streets of kabul, afghanistan still protesting over an anti-islam film produced in the u.s.. in pakis

we head down to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. > hey, tracy. good afternoon, everybody. amazon's stock hitting a new all-time high. we have our own adam shapiro over in california giving us the play-by-play and sending us notes. sending us latest things about the new amazon kindle. this is a really big deal on a day where the markets are taking off and rallying. let's talk about some of the headlines that we're seeing. number one, that the new kindle paperwhite ereader eight week battery life. that is a big deal. we're using this term very freely. high resolution display called paperwhite. kindle 3g, $179. the new kindle-based model has a new name, $69 that kindle. we're getting headlines fast and furiously from california. you can see the stock here, up 1 1/2% and hitting a new all-time high. just a broad based market comment, the vix, fear index is to the downside. we're moving higher on heavier volume we haven't seen since august 1st. these markets are at multiyear highs. back to you, tracy. tracy: that is a nice little price po

the sec settled the case with the new york stock exchange announced last friday for $5 million where allegation showed that the new york stock exchange enabled proprietary non-public firms that were paying the stock exchange money to get in front of the public and to be able to get information a few seconds before the public feed, which of course they trade by. information now is money. information has turned into a trading strategy. massive amounts of money are being paid to these exchanges by the proprietary computer firms, so they can transfer that information and step in front or aside and advantage themselves. >> it's that it's happening in an incredibly rapid millisecond. what about those concerns? can you blame high-frequency trading for the facebook fallout? >> no, the ipo of facebook had nothing to do with high-frequency trading. >> exactly. >> it has to do with technology. >> tell us how it works. >> they're not the same thing. >> you're right. although -- >> go ahead. >> so look, the sanction against the n.i.c.e., i don't believe they did anything intentionally wrong. i thi

nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange watching cracks in high end retail? very interesting. take a look at burberry. the stock is down 19%, off earlier lows down more than 21%. we are looking at the name in particular for a couple reasons. they came out with numbers for the quarter, but gave an outlook forecast that the full year profit is on the lower enof expectations. the cfo put his thoughts out there just saying it's just such a tough economy. i have to say he echoes what we've heard from lvmh, for example, the 175-year-old company across the street here from the new york stock exchange saying much of the same they are not able to give their outlook because of uncertainties. while we had great back-to-school, they are ready for the local places, the affordable places, and luxury, really, overall, hits is blip here, and what you see when you see -- coach, ralph lauren, tiffany, the names under prrk. the question is what to make of the luxury retailer going forward not seeing the sales they used to. back to you. >> nicole, thank you so much. you have not

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alison kosik isnew york stock exchange to put it all into context. still rising?yeah, the dow up 183 points. those new numbers showing a brighter picture on the jobs front. first of all, payroll prices coming out with its numbers. 201,000 positions were added. that surpasses expectations. a second report, weekly jobless claims fell more than expected. fewer people filing for initial claims, falling to a level of 365,000. to put in it perspective here, that level is still high. there are a lot of people out of work, a lot of people still losing their jobs. so it's stuck in a tight range. you want to see that number keep dropping as opposed to keep hovering the way it has over the last six weeks. but still this adp number showing the private sector added this many jobs. it really gives high hopes for tomorrow's big government jobs report which happens to be the third to the last jobs report we are going to get before the election. one other thing boosting the market, european central bank president, mario draghi, the equivalent of our fed chief ben bernanke, he anno

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange.tones concert? >> i would have to consider my schedule. there are a lot of people that would go. i can tell you all man brothers come through here once, twice a year. everybody i know goes to that. i am sure a lot of people would like to see mick jagger and start me up. what is not starting facebook. all-time low again today for facebook. let's real it back and to may 18th. that was the ipo date. $38. went up to 45 bucks. plenty of folks thought that was way too overpriced. whether you thought that was the case or not it is moving lower. a lot of folks were saying 18, 17, 12, whatever they were saying. here it is new all-time low. down 1.7%. there is a concern how they will make their money. on the other side of the coin, we have to be fair, jpmorgan cut their target to $30. still upbeat on the stock. the company still looking good. ad revenue will reaccelerate in the back half of 2012 and 2013. taking about users rapidly shifting to mobile. this will be great for facebook. so they're

i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. another enormous hour ahead. coming up, will democrats and republicans be able to reach a debt deal before the nation falls off the fiscal cliff? steny hoyer is with me. then, what's next for aig now that the government is no longer a majority shareholder? i'll be talking to the boss. >>> also with us, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. this market rallying on wall street. the stock market rebounding after the losses yesterday. the dow up for the fourth time in the past five trading sessions. it is closing just shy of the highest level in nearly five years tonight. optimism that the federal reserve is going to be there lane take new steps to stimulate the economy and we'll get the news this thursday. take a look at how we're settling on wall street. 571 million shares traded at the big board. nasdaq picked up a fraction. just about where it opens, 3104. once again, money moving into financials today as the momentum continue there is. stocks higher as investors eye key government decisions this week from bo

the new york stock exchange coming under an apparent cyber attack just a short time ago.his news comes on the heels of j.p. morgan consumer banking website also being hit by what appears to be a cyber strike starting early this morning. the attacks following hackers setting bank of america's website yesterday. just how big a threat is this growing wave of cyber attacks? let's ask cyber terrorism expert and first and foremost, sir, thank you for joining us. do we know where these attacks coming from? the usual culprits, hackers and like to cause turmoil? is this coming from the arabic and islamic world in flames by what has been happening with that film and the united states and the protest of there. >> thank you for having me on. as the russian said some one time, double leaving coincidence come rent. of comparisons between what is happening here and the peninsula's decisions, is under attack. let's not kid ourselves. the events in the middle east, so it does appear to be coordinated. it does appear to be the same kind of attack. it is a religion al service attack. it is

larry leibowitz, the chief operating officer of the new york stock exchange, believes its massive newcenter in mahwah, new jersey, will help the exchange regain some of the market share it's lost to electronic trading platforms. and he's busy persuading traders to lease space in these stark black boxes for their supercomputers. this is one of the pods? >> this is one of the pods. this is the nerve center. >> it's called co-location, a service that high-frequency traders will pay tens of thousands of dollars a month for, and includes access to raw data from the exchange that is almost instantaneous. >> you know, we're getting down to, you know, how fast can the electrons travel at this t? >> they can predict the price of a stock before you can because of the speed that they're using. >> so they actually see the trades before you do? >> they can see order flow coming into the exchanges before a regular person off of, say, a bloomberg or somebody who doesn't have the co-location, the data feeds, and all the other sophisticated technology that they employ, which is not cheap, by the way.

let's go down to nicole at the new york stock exchange. let's look at the stocks that are up-and-down. reporter: there were some tough expectations on oracle. but you are seeing them under some pressure. david: let's talk about oil. freefall has stopped for the moment. has oriole have found a bottom here? reporter: who can tell if it is at the bottom. oil has been lower, lowered, the consumer stocks have been doing ve w

that's it to the floor of the new york stock exchange. are of the move. >> reporter: we're taking a look at key banks right here. some key dates that follow your dow components. bank of america on that they were the banking index is doing better. goldman sacks pulling back. bankamerica up one day after the so-called cyber attack, now you can see, that is doing better. almost 1%. they did have a slowdown in their website. some of the customers, experiencing delays that there are tied texas accounts. goldman sacks of the move today. this is after their chief and its officer pinellas his retirement. your reporter this earlier this morning. retiring at the end of january if the committee will be replaced by mr. schwartz. and might be helping a little bit. up arrows. back to you. melissa: thank you so much. lori: sales of existing homes jumped to their highest level in more than two years. is the worst behind us to back or is there to will bring? to fight after the break. lori: first, take a look at some of his ways and losers of the s&p 500 h

they flooded manhattan's financial district in the hope of blocking the entrance to the new york stock exchange. the day began with hundreds of optimus and their supporters storming through lower manhattan some attempting to block the entrance of the new york stock exchange how hot the day progressed we saw many clashes between the new york city police departments and activists that were walking through lower manhattan chanting we are the ninety nine percent and pioneering a message that began twelve months ago a message that started in new york city and then to you but nationwide and ultimately global but the most important thing to note on monday when these optimists gather together for the one year anniversary is that they are still very much committed to their fight against income inequality against corporate influence on us politics but what also remains was the heavy handed tactics used by the n.y.p.d. against optimus some participating in civil disobedience on many occasions we saw them i.p.t. pushing optimus to the ground a lot of us feel disillusioned and kind of put down like we can't

the day before that it was bank of america, and the new york stock exchange as well. the denial of service attack this week. a group claiming to be affiliated with terrorists, claiming responsibility but it has never been confirmed. liz: okay. david: let me ask you a follow-up question. is there any evidence that these are or other than threats? that there has been a attempt to break through the barriers? >> order mark the sources telling us that fox business said that no customer accounts have been breached. david: we don't know exactly how far they have been able to get. let me go back to you now, hank smith, asking your broader question about the economy. we had this issue with the federal express. they really know what they're talking about. you wonder whether you can leave these numbers coming out of china. but when you talk to that asked that has big facilities in china, they know exactly how the economy is going and they say it is slowing down. do you believe in a slowdown story in china? >> yeah, absolutely. i think the question is still whether it is a soft l