much movement for major averages. oil continuing to be talked about, $82 a barrel. time for "varney and company". we know you are talking about ebola. the interview with johnson and johnson's ceo, he is talking 250,000 vaccines ready in mid 2015. stuart: i want to know what is happening with johnson and johnson stock which will follow closely. thanks very much indeed. clear signs of desperation from the president and democrats. investors are watching this. they tried to bring back the war on women. the president considers amnesty for illegals to shore up the hispanic vote. a senate democrat refuses to back the president publicly. another is the note show at the big debate. democrats in retreat and polls show a clear trend towards the republicans. watch that market.

it has come back as the republicans make a genes. this is a link between political power and the economy's future. "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪ first out of the box you got to look at apple's. approaching an intraday all-time high. we had an apples bull on the program that says it is going to 142 at the end of 2016, the equivalent of a $1,000 per share before apple split. right now it is 193, up $0.90. plenty of consumer stocks hitting new highs, people have more money in their pocket because of lower gas prices and high spending it at places like nordstrom, jack in the box, nike, home depot. a whole raft of those consumer

oriented stocks hitting new highs. breaking news from canada. police report shots fired at the war memorial in ottawa and reports of more shots inside canada's parliament building just across the street. at least one canadian soldier as been shot. can's prime minister has been taken to safety according to media reports. police say the shooter is not yet in custody. no word if there is any link to terrorism. no impact on the markets, nothing there at all but we will keep you updated on this developing story. to the election, less than two weeks ago when we are calling the democrats desperate. senator kay hagan from north carolina did not show up at the debate last night. reports of a corruption scandal. was a one candidate debate. the republican did show. in georgia using images from ferguson, missouri to get out

the african-american vote. led these campaign fliers. listen to what senator jean chretien from new hampshire said during a debate last night. >> do you approve of the job president obama is doing? there will be a chance to follow but it is a yes or no answer. do you approve, yes or no. >> in some ways i approve and some things i don't approve. stuart: that is pretty clear she is distancing herself from the president and as you heard getting laughed at. lackey groups trying to get out the female vote sighting of the so-called war on women raising issues of equal pay, abortion, rape. hold on a second. the latest poll from the associated press shows more women would vote republican than democrat. 42%-42%. mary kissel, wall street journal editorial board is your. looks to me like the latest in a ration of the war on women is not working. >> just look at colorado and

corey gardener who rebuffed these attacks a time for over-the-counter birth control if you think for a controlling the problem. the bigger picture is in the same poll, 91% of likely voters said the economy was important or extremely important to them. women are no different than to fill in that respect. they look at their pockets, haven't gotten a raise, my wages haven't gone up. the war on women isn't working. stuart: 91% said it is the economy. >> it is the economy, stupid. 73% said isis is extremely very important. these are all issues where republicans have big advantages. 20 point advantage for the gop when it comes to national defense. stuart: one more before we go. democrats say there's a war on women because they don't get paid this same job, they make

$0.77 -- >> that is an absolutely fictional number if you look at hours worked, the types of jobs women take, if you account for taxes, look at the marriage tax on women. it is a fictional number. stuart: there is no such thing as a war on women? >> we have laws in this country where you can sue if you're discriminated against as a woman so this is made up war. it is what democrats do when they don't have a record to run on. haracterize the democrats as desperately; too far? >> absolutely accurate. stuart: will republicans when the senate? don't like making forecast. >> there's a good chance. stuart: you are such a diplomat. you are with me for a while. to the markets, wednesday morning, roughly lunch time, we are up 11 points putting the dow at 16-6, a gain -- hardly a gain at all. of better move up in a broader base index like the s&p 500

which is up 1/4%. as for the nasdaq that was hit hard and has come back strong, it is up 7, at 4400. gold has been moving slightly closer to 1250 retreating a little bit today down $7 and $12.44. i am interested in the price of oil and the price of gas. we are right now at $82 a barrel for oil down $0.50, below 82 and that is the number to look at. look at that, the national average for a gallon of regular gas. we are down another scent overnight, dropping one cent a day, we are now free 08 and i am paying $2.90 in new jersey. great state of new jersey, makes a great state. the ten year treasury yield 2.23%. good news all around, search revenue 6% year over year.

they are sitting on cash from the ali baba stock sale. stock is up, but you got to give me the full story. nicole: you are absolutely right. with get the stock up 5.7%, $42.50. i spent on law on that. takes a little of the heat off of marissa meyer. she will continue her strategy, the big acquisition with tumbler, $1.1 billion but many other small startups will continue with that and as you noticed sitting on a son of cash after ali baba abseil. stuart: another one for you. target, they're going to offer free shipping all online orders from today until december 20th. how about the stock? >> is a big deal so let's look at the stock. in august, was out after the

date of breach and stock is up 1/2%. you have to spend $50 to get the free shipping so it starts now. target.com through the 20th of december. expect more and bring in the customers for the holiday season. stuart: the stock has gone up to 62 at the time of the data breach of around 60 and below. thank you very much. i want to move on to ebola. look at johnson and johnson. they will begin testing a vaccine on humans in january. the vaccine has shown promise among animals, $101 a share. the nbc cameraman who contracted ebola is declared free of the virus and he will leave the hospital as of today. the newly appointed ebola czar ron klain starts today. he will not appear before congress as requested but starts work today. more high anxiety, a passenger

who flew through liberia through brussels is being monitored. he was flat because of where he was coming from, flag during the screening process, a fever still awaiting for results. on the phone with us, no new cases but you still demand a travel ban. >> that is very appropriate because they will restrict the number of ports of entry, to five ports but the fact that this virus has a long incubation period, and whether they're carrying aboard not. the president has the authority to do this now and i urge him and others to do it. stuart: i don't want to forecasts but i think he will, you get one or two more cases of ebola and we will get a travel ban because that is what the

public demands. i think we get it. a travel ban, what say you? >> it is common sense that it would be better to take the precaution right now, decrease the likelihood of getting those cases and kept americans more safe. the fact of the matter is, the people who contracted it trying to provide medical treatment and also learning the administration wants to bring non u.s. citizen people who are infected with the disease into the u.s. for treatment given the issues of transportation and health care workers i don't think that is a good idea so i have written to the secretary of homeland security, n.j. johnson and the secretary of state, is it true you are planning to bring people who are not u.s. citizens into the country to receive medical treatment? stuart: nobody wants to see us let our guard down because we don't have any new cases in the past week so the guards should

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stuart: an update on the developing story out of canada. a gunman shot nestle duran the war memorial in ottawa. police chased him into the parliament building. gunfire was exchanged with 30 shots fired in the building according to witnesses. the parliament was locked down. steven harper left the building safely. there is an active crime scene and a search for the shooter. no link to terrorism, no effect on the markets. we will bring you updates as they come in. big story in canada. check the big board, we are up a bit more, 28 points higher, 16-6. where is the price of gold, as it has been for some time. business is booming for defense contractors. northrop grumman and general dynamics making money last quarter, the stock price of all of a mix of for boeing are up. boeing brought since a pretty

shoes down 125 but a nice gain for general dynamics. tesla, michigan governor rick schneider signed a bill tuesday which blocked to as low from selling cars to consumers in the state. consumers must go through a dealer. couple that with daimler selling its stake to tesla and falling gas prices. to asthma could be under some pressure. you got to tell me about michigan's governor says we forget. >> michigan's republican governor, this is the where instance where i will side with tesla. companies should sell the product directly to consumers. this just perpetuates a cartel of auto dealerships. it is a terrible move. stuart: special-interest protection legislation. >> chamber of commerce republicans. stuart: it may be understandable in michigan because it is the home to a lot of car companies and car dealers we >> still doesn't make it right.

stuart: we are in absolute agreement. >> don't know what is going on today. stuart: the dow is up. good stuff. check apple again. it is near a record high. stock is up despite news chinese hackers attempted to still use their i cloud passed words, they didn't get through. we have a gentleman called robert morris and is here, hack insurance. welcome back to the program. let me get this clear. you offer insurance to companies against them being hacked to. >> cidersliability coverage. stuart: i recently had my mastercard taken away, my visa card taken away from me. >> stop spending. stuart: a pain getting them back. i haven't lost anything. could you offer me, an individual, an insurance policy against loss from packing? >> if they were hacked part of the policy covers would provide

you with credit monitoring. stuart: you get the insurance, sell the insurance company to visas and master card companies. that is where you come in. get me an idea of cost. >> the range from 2500 to $30,000 per million depending on your firewalls. stuart: sorry, got to make this real simple. it costs $25,000 to $30,000 to ensure $1 million worth of losses in a place like mastercard and visa and that price would go down if they could show you they got real fire walls in place. the price would go up if they are very vulnerable. >> in addition the vendors is where we are seeing a lot of flames. vendors that mastercard and things along those lines, there is legislation, state and federal officials are working on making sure vendors have proper

protection. stuart: everybody is getting insured. insurance is being spread all over the place. your business is off how much? >> 200% in the past year. stuart: 200%. >> premiums in cyberliability are over $2 billion as well so companies us spending in excess -- stuart: cost is added to the bottom line. >> absolutely. stuart: suppose i am not a huge fender, mastercard or visa card, i am the guy who delivers pizza to your house. and individual vendor. >> did you take my credit card when i ordered a pizza? we have a risk. stuart: you could ensure the pizza. you could do that. >> without question and a credit card company is now providing coverage. he needs his own coverage. credit card companies have agreements that stayed the are not liable if they get hacked ended its into use so you need your own coverage and protection. stuart: that pizza -- pizza

parlor, he would pay a lot more than $25,000. >> is also based on records. how many records is the pizza guy storing? less than citibank. always lower on that. exactly correct. you think there are multiple variables. stuart: give me a ballpark. >> 5 grand. $3,500. stuart: of peat the guy gets $1 million of liability if somebody abuses the credit card. this is absolutely booming. >> targets today offering free shipping, people come on their computers increasing the opportunity for their information to go to these different retailers. stuart: that is really tough because they try to increase their business and that increases cost of insurance. >> the new form of terrorism. fibershacking. stuart: you are right in the middle of it.

you just love it. >> i like what i do. stuart: making a profit. you will retain the insurance. >> i do not take the risk, i place the risk. stuart: so you sell it. what is your means of going to retailers and vendors? >> coming to me because of our expertise in the industry. stuart: you have a terrific line of business. what is the name? robert morris? >> the ramparts group. >> robert morris, the ramparts of growth. come back soon. i want to update a story from canada. canadian media reporting multiple suspects on the loose in a shooting spree in ottawa. one soldier shot at the war memorial. it chase and a gun fight that erupted, spilled inside the parliament building, local media reporting shots fired at a hotel near the parliament is the parliament walked down. prime minister steven harper

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he was involved in all sorts of products. he was a real dilettante. he was a good friend of putin. he was the best friend that putin had in the west. >> he was spending billions of dollars in russia in order to help russia sell oil to china. that is why they have been trying to drive money down because of the price of oil. they specifically wanted to bankrupt him so he could not complete the deals with russia. stuart: putin is just taking a hit. >> he was a wonderful

entrepreneur. let me just say one thing. the possibility of fracking in france. all over europe, they have prevented fracking. this is a guy that is really promoting fracking. just to shame the french into changing and anti-fracking law. >> if you have a problem with this guy doing business in russia, it is up to them to make policy. you cannot do that. you look out for your bottom line. you look out for your shareholders. stuart: i am saying that putin has lost an ally. when this story first surfaced, a lot of people rushed to, plane crash in moscow. foul play. that is not the case. >> they love this guy.

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stuart: more on that shooting in the canadian capital city of ottawa. one gunman is dead. police looking for multiple suspects. we are told canadian authorities raise the country's terror alert

yesterday from low to medium. there is no link to terror established in this case at this point. one soldier shot at canada's war memorial and a cheese and a gunfight erupted and spilled inside the parliament building. reports of gunshots at a hotel near the parliament. prime minister harper safely removed. no effect on the market, and more information as it comes in. check the big board. we're 27 points, 16-6. look at yahoo! made money last quarter. search revenue up 6% year over year. $3 billion in ali baba profit going back to shareholders. stock is up 6% at 42. led apple. it did just hit an all-time intraday high. $103.78. target trying to do some damage control from last year's big holiday hat, offering free

shipping for all online orders from today until december 20th. target stock is up $0.50. the price of oil is around $82 a barrel but more importantly look at gas, down again, 30 a national average for regular losing $0.01 a day. ten year treasury yield at 2.24%. get ready for outrageous government pork. the annual wage around there, rich edson joins us with more of the more ridiculous thing the government wastes our money on. see monkeys. >> there are 70 examples of this. weiner of this down through our panel of experts which is me and your producer justin and we found synchronized swimming for sea monkeys for triana $7,000, financial support of three government agencies researchers

put the claims to the test and choreographed in laser-guided synchronized swim team of see monkeys as part of a measure to this world created by their collective movement. we have bunny massages. stuart: we promoted that. massages for rabbits. i see something on screen. you got to tell me about it. >> $387,000, they received massages four times today, 30 minutes each, following exercise and these rabbits not only got the most massages but recovered quicker from the exercise. we were and something today. stuart: we are making fun of this, tongue-in-cheek thing but the truth is it never ever goes away. every year senator coburn comes out with this list and every year is outrageous and never changes. always comes back. >> we are talking hundreds of

thousands of dollars, $50 million to government employees on administrative leave, a third of which on administrative leave for disciplinary reasons. stuart: i will tell the audience you will be back aaron next hour with even more outrageous examples and we can't wait for that. thank you very much. 13 days to go to the elections. democrats have a lot to lose. our next guest says some of the democrats's key constituents might not show up at the polls in significant numbers. here is chris wilson. apps to deal with the hispanic vote. we are hearing a lot about president obama may issue some kind of amnesty after the election for illegals. that is an inducement for hispanics to get out and vote because illegals will be made legal. any evidence hispanics will be voting in large numbers? >> president obama and democratic strategists have the

same data we do. democrat constituencies that president obama was able to motivate, what we are seeing is democrats and hispanics are not turning out a level they were in 2012 in early voting and states are tracking it, nevada, colorado and several letters and that leads the president to a situation where he is worried about that, costs a lot of seats and looking at this policy change you are discussing could maybe change that. stuart: at the moment hispanics are not going to vote in the same number. how about african-americans and young people. they turned out heavily in 2012. how about this time around? >> one thing about young people and democrat constituents they tend to vote more in person when they do early voting where republicans vote more by mail. at those levels we do not see them turn out and nick that is

18 days, take these to the number, what we are seeing is they're not turning out the same levels as they did in 2010. much less 2012. each of those groups, democrats are lagging far behind where they were certainly in 2012 but right now even where they were in 2010. stuart: women fall near the same category not in such voting members? >> democratic women, certainly younger democratic women do. when we are tracking it is not happening. places like colorado, 13 points behind where they were even in 2010. north carolina and i love. right now you could go right down the middle of a road of these groups that made it their base the group that reelected president obama in 2012 also far behind where they were before it has got to be causing major concern particularly when president obama makes the comments he did yesterday that my policies are on the ballot. major panic when democratic consultant across the country.

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authorities had just raised a terror threat yesterday from low to medium. the private minister moved from parliament. no effect on the markets. look at disney. just announced a new animated movie. it is hitting the theaters in 2016. frozen last year. investors are hoping they have another hit. united nation's lawyers have criticized detroit officials. describing it as a human right violation. human rights officials defending their situation. more than $15 million in the liquid payments before they decided to cut it off.

they owe more than $150. city officials have already shut off water to more than a thousand customers. as of now, only 2003 homes are cut off. all rise, judge napolitano is here. first of all, a florida judge says it is a company that issues those red light camera tickets. companies cannot do that. get rid of the red light cameras. >> this is a florida appeals court. it may very well be the last word on this. what the opinion was, for example, in new jersey, it you are caught on a red light camera, the ticket is issued by the police in the area where the camera was. in florida, that is not the case.

if you have received a ticket in florida from one of these companies that owns and operates the camera, you do not have to worry about it. that does not mean that the cameras will come down, unfortunately. >> i am outraged. the government is about the size of legislation. they want to pay money to take them down. the police cannot use them. stuart: on what ground? >> i think they are enormous in popularity. i think he will go along with the growing consensus. we do not want a state where people are watchful eye cameras and cameras decide when to give a ticket.

stuart: there is no discretion at all. >> some of the cameras have microphones. stuart: so what. >> some of the microphones have speakers. >> we see you about to go through that red light. can you imagine that? stuart: michigan has become the fifth estate now to say that you cannot buy a car directly from the maker. you have to go to a dealership. >> this is a disgrace to the united states of america. rank protectionism. the very thing that the commerce clause of the constitution was written to protect.

red light cameras. >> i detest them both equally. my objections are more theoretical. the red light cameras can affect everybody. that is really big brother right in your face. >> are you still driving a bentley? >> i never had a bentley. >> are you still driving that tractor in your flip flops? stuart: the skyline of miami.

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stuart: i want to update on the shooting in ottawa. police say that there were three separate shootings. canadian soldier was shot at a war memorial. a security guard reportedly killed at the parliament building. at least one shooting suspect is dead. they are evacuating buildings in the parliament area. canada is authority just raised the country's terror alert from low to medium. that was just yesterday. there are no links of terror established in this case at this point. i said in our morning meeting earlier, i think it is now a capital of latin america will. cheryl casone got to see this.

do you agree with my premise that miami is a latin american capital? >> i absolutely do. i had a chance to sit down with the president of fortune international. it is based in miami. he has been bringing in billions of dollars in investment money from countries like peru, even mexico. listen to what he has to say. >> all of the latin americans fall more in love with miami. we see it everywhere in latin america. it is a very powerful country today. stuart: he is spelling it out there, isn't he.

>> all of this cash coming in from overseas. at the end of the day, they would rather put their money into the united states. in particular, they know that the culture is better. they are very much focused on the u.s. some of the money now going to europe. stuart: a great shot there. that was good stuff. thank you very much indeed. a good story coming up at the top of the hour. a big hour. two minutes away. ♪ can you start tomorrow?

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a man is paralyzed from the net down. surgeons in poland take that tissue from the man's nose. new cells are grown in a lab. they are then placed in the man's back right where the original damage occurred. with some help, he can stand upright and move. that is uplifting. you thought this would be another hour of doom and gloom. you are wrong. we have the full miracle story. ♪ stuart: before we bring you that story, i want to update you. canada has closed all military bases. police say there were shootings in three separate locations. one at the war memorial.

canada has closed all bases as we said. a canadian soldier shot at the war memorial. that soldier has died. a security guard also killed at the parliament building. one shooting suspect is dead. evacuating buildings at the parliament hill area telling people to stay away from the windows. we should point out that there is no link to terror establishments at this point. i want you to check your markets here for the moment. it is a dead flat day. it is a fractional gain. a game there of about one quarter of a percent. as for the nasdaq, back up to the 4400 level. yahoo! is up.

it says search revenue up 6%. that is year over year. as for apple, well, they just hit an all-time high. 103.80. i believe it touched close to 104 a few moments ago. the real story is gas, $3.08. that is your national average. down another penny. let's get to it. we are calling this a medical miracle. a man regained feeling in his legs. doctor mani is here. the miracle man is right there. he showed that on the videotape. that is fantastic. >> listen. this is the future of medicine. this is what a lot of doctors are talking about.

in other words, taking sales from other parts of your body. transforming into other tissue and getting transplanted into other areas of damage. they took all the cells. they replanted it into the area of damage in the spinal cord. they need to be long nerves. it was never thought that these would multiply. these long nerves are necessary for you to have motor function. in this case, it was great success. stuart: do you have to regrow a certain type of nerve?

>> there are signals in our body. i do a lot of stem cell collection when babies are born. is this worth it? >> i will tell you something. regenerative medicine will, at some point in your lifetime where those stem cells, perhaps, you have hard damage. if you are waiting for a heart transplant, there is already a case where they had injected the cells into the heart and regrowth of tissue has occurred and the heart begins to function better. our bodies have signals that will tell the cells, become one of us and fix the problem. this is a miracle of the sciences. god bless them all. beautiful stuff. i get so excited over it.

stuart: what a pleasure it is. you are not talking doom and gloom. this is a miracle with great potential. i have some breaking news coming up here on ebola. the cdc announcing more screenings. every traveler coming in from that area will be actively monitored word for 21 days. the monitoring program will begin with travelers from six states. travelers must give authority and address, to phone numbers, two e-mail addresses. doctor mani, that seems like it is tightening up. >> this is what they have been saying all along. i give you thanks for having the platform to do so. everything that fox news

contributors and anchors have said, this is what the cdc is doing. this is what the government is doing. stuart: by the way, they do not have to be showing symptoms. >> you comment and you do not have a temperature. come in. join the rest of us. what happens if they develop a fever. mr. duncan did not have a fever and then he got sick afterwards. stuart: ed sullivan is here. you pointed out when we have these initial restrictions that mr. duncan could have evaded them. these have much more monitoring for everybody. >> the problem is they still get in. once they get in, they will need healthcare workers to work with them. a couple of the nurses got the ebola virus working with

mr. duncan. it still does not stop them from coming in here. i am a longtime california resident. what about san francisco, seattle, denver, st. louis, all of these other cities. nobody is checking them for nothing. stuart: i do not know if that is covered. >> all the people that have been in these countries will be monitored for 21 days after they get here. >> even so, it still lets them in. stop it completely. nobody gets in here for the next six months. >> i still agree with a travel ban. look, we control ebola. we do it by such. stuart: this stuff does not start until monday. today is wednesday.

>> we have to get the paper trail. [laughter] stuart: all right. okay. that is the news. a little ms. bash. >> they are getting there. if we have one more person. stuart: i have to move on to the markets. triple trouble for tesla. michigan's governor just signed a bill stopping that. stiver selling its stake in tesla. nicole, what does that mean for tesla stopped? >> $3 a gallon, do you really need the electric car? maybe you do, maybe you don't. you can see the stock is down. still up over 50%. the michigan story is they did have a vote there in michigan.

tesla will not be able to directly sell to consumers. of course tesla does not like that. michigan joined the other state. there are five now that will not let tesla direct delete sell to consumers. at the same time, tesla will challenge the state on this one. stuart: all right. thank you very much. the democrats really kind of desperate. senator kay hagan now a no-show at the final debate in north carolina. laugh that during a debate. >> do you approve of the job that president obama is doing?

she was glad that right there. she could not give an answer. twelve days. eleven hours. tom sullivan is here right now. i say that the democrats are in retreat. i think the momentum is with the republicans. i think that the market will reflect that. >> i am afraid to go there. the other thing is it is too fresh. the president needs the business experts. it was because of the way they had the data. that is going to be key. a lot of people do not care about midterms. a lot of people just do not care about politics. >> earlier today, we had chris

wilson. you can go very, very early. >> you can find out who is voting. voting rates are way down for hispanics, african americans and young women. >> those are the groups that the president that in order to get reelected. >> will republicans turned out. that is what i am afraid. they look at the politicians and go, please, give me a straight answer on anything. that is the collection of people that we have in d.c. that we cannot stand. stuart: you are such a cynic, sullivan. try to be optimistic here. stuart: here is larry levin. if they do take it, is it a

stock market rally? >> it is a rally. i do not think i will jinx it, stuart. maybe even get a rally before the election happens. do not be surprised. maybe we can get halfway back from where we are now. i think look for a rally. something you can probably play right now. >> you talked to all those folks. is the election mentioned? >> everybody here hates politicians. they do not talk about it in a good light. absolutely. we are certainly looking at the election and what we can play on a longer-term situation. stuart: thank you very much,

indeed. he thinks the market may go up if there is a streak. larry levin says something similar. guess who is still on the set. doctor mani. he has nothing to do with the election. nothing to do with it at all. >> it definitely will go up. it is not to get the latinos involved. there was an article in the "new york times" just this week. i think that it was put there purposely. they do not want you in this election. i think that it is a mistake. the latinos have suffered. they have suffered by finding jobs. by looking at their paychecks.

stuart: okay. thank you very much indeed. here is the lineup for the rest of the hour. homeland security's new super suit. the ability to withstand 1700 degrees. also, later this hour. hacking medical devices. we will use that word. it is a real threat. a new survey out. details at 12:50 p.m. monica lewinsky. she says she was patient zero when it came to cyber bullying. what do you think dr. keith ablow has to say about that? he is after this. ♪

>> updating what is happening in canada. three shooting incidents took place. canada has closed all of its military bases. a day after it raised its level.

another has reportedly been shot. there is still an active crime scene, as you can imagine. we should point out that there is no link to terror established in this case at this point. a shooting comes today after a recent convert to islam. that suspect had been on the radar of federal investigators. no effect on the markets. and active moving story. we also have breaking news on ebola. every traveler that comes into the united states will be actively monitored for 21 days. these screenings do not start until monday. they will begin for travelers heading to six states.

now this. new jersey's governor chris christie said he is tired of hearing for a hike in minimum wage. >> i do not think that there is a mother or father sitting around a kitchen table saying, you know, money, if our son or daughter could make a higher minimum wage, all our dreams would be realized. is that what our parents aspire to? >> going after the president. 2% of all people who are employed are on the minimum wage. the majority of them are from affluent homes. they portray the person that has

a minimum wage as some single mother with a bunch of little kids and they are poor and everything else. why we cannot get that through to people, i do not know why. stuart: you raise the minimum wage. so what. you think that will restore prosperity to america? it will not happen that way. >> i agree with christie 1000% on all of this. >> people have in their mind and the majority of the polls say, sure. give them a minimum wage hike. the messaging on minimum wage has been. reporter: single moms.

stuart: i want to tell everyone we have a turn in the marketplace. the dow has now turned negative. now we are down 30. that puts the dow back at 16.5. monica lewinsky calling herself patient zero of cyber bullying. listen to this. >> i was patient zero. the first person to have their reputation completely destroyed worldwide via the internet. i believe that my story can help. hope to do something to change the culture of humiliation that we inhabit. >> dr. keith ablow is with us now. your comment on ms. lewinsky and cyber bullying, please. >> any recruit is welcome. i am glad that she has taken

this as a cause. ishii an end credible spokesperson? not particularly. bizarrely keeping it with dna from said man. stuart: she was caught some very nasty names. this was the mid- to late 1990s. >> i do not like people being called that in general. if you are going to take on after a romantic relationship, a bizarre fashion and expect no one will think of you as

beaux-arts, reprehensible, strange, how do you describe the woman without using some of those terms? misguided? i have never heard of anyone doing any such thing in my life. she was not 12, she was 22. stuart: get on facebook and complain. [laughter] stuart: doctor ablow, everyone. out of time. spending gone wild. find out what else they are waging money on after the break. connected to the internet. an array of sensors from homeland security. it will make offices more

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and junkets to florida and new jersey. i don't know who takes a junket to jersey, don't know where he went, he goes to metro park which is the train station in central jerry d. put the bill forward, he was on administrative leave for a few months before he resigned. stuart: you have a sense of humor. come back frequently. it is good stuff. we have some tech for you. you are about to look at the latest in wearable technology from the department of homeland security. this is a special suit outfitted with sensors, electronics, designed to keep first responders satan hazardous situation. digital trendsetter jeremy kaplan with this one. and don't see anything special about this exit there's a bunch of where rebel technology built into with. >> the current suits responders, a fireman and police where are these allocated -- just a protective garments and that is it. technology has been caring for.

we have this terrible technology and we banter about how great that is. stuart: i wear one of these suits, rushed into a burning building, what will they tell me? >> it is a vision of what might be. what they are hoping is terrible tech could provide easy information for first responders. where is my colleague? where is the out? where is the danger? how much oxygen is in my tank? this is not easily conveyed at present and where rebel attack could provide a straightforward information. stuart: is this an advertisement for google and their wearable technology or what? >> an answer to a question you deposing is why what i want this stuff? lot of where rebel tech is in the in between stage. people i convinced this will be a huge market but why do i want it? stuart: they expect the department of homeland security to be an innovator in world

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stuart: a massive block down in place, canada has closed its military bases a day after it raised its terror threat level. one canadian soldier shot. three shooting incidents took place. one at the war memorial, when in parliament, at least one shooter is dead. another reportedly shot. there is a massive police presence in the area, no change to the threat level here or in washington. president obama has been brief. no impact on our markets.

we will bring you updates when available. update on ebola. every traveler in the hot sun in west africa will be monitored for 21 days, travelers must give authorities addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses, and information for personal contacts. the screenings to not start until monday. new york, pa. and and georgia. here is dr. manny's take at the top of the hour. >> everything we s said in your show, i give you thanks for having the platform to do so. this is what the cdc is doing. >> these people to not start until monday. we do have an update on the passenger from liberia who flew into new work and taken to

hospital with possible symptoms, chris christie just announced that patient is showing no indication that he has ebola. news that hackers are working their way into medical devices. elizabeth macdonald is with us. if they can hack into your pacemaker a hacker can actually kill you. melissa: liz: in raising their talking about that. the food and drug administration having a meeting about this. they used to talk about chinese people, individuals trying to steal trade secrets to come up with the next blockbuster device or drug or digitize medical records. they are talking about breaking in and changing the x-ray results, changing the diagnoses for individuals or changing prescriptions, even if a belated and pacemakers. stuart: you just opt packing concept by a couple notches.

we used to worry about getting all your credit cards. and the pacemaker and the area and have hinted that and it kills you? liz: sounds like something out of a tom clancy novel or homeland but it is on the radar screens. we had hospital systems hacked into last year. thank you very much. stuart: apple executives keeping their eyes on the cloud after seeing signs of potential organized network affect on users trying to sign into icloud account. let's bring in david kennedy. they did not hack into apple's ike allowed. they didn't get in. >> they're doing a man in the middle affect which affected chinese users inside the country

itself trying to survey and moderate what was happening in the icon infrastructure so trying to survey their own people. stuart: what is it about apple that lets them keep the hackers at day. they seem to keep the hackers at day. >> there have been issues in the past. you saw what happens with jennifer lawrence. that was due to a flaw in reinforce, they probably had week user name and password so apple isn't impervious to be at tax you see out there but mass government surveillance efforts, trying to get access to these accounts. that might be a good indicator for apples that they don't have other avenues to get in so they have to resort to these types of attacks and pretty easy to detect them. stuart: apple seems to be able to repel. i am trying to think what do they do the others don't do that lets them -- it is found on in security. they got a good reputation.

>> they do. from their actual iphonedevice, law enforcement could get into the devices themselves so they are touting themselves on the security front and doing a lot of good proactive measures to defend against a lot of these and what is good about apple and to see from apple is there continuously making changes to fix security at a faster rate so that is what we see different from other companies that take a long time to fix problems, usually they get it to the markets and there's no major issue. stuart: i want to deal quickly with something we just raised. could you -- you are a good guy hacker. could you hack into somebody's pacemaker? >> we did an episode on fox and friends a year ago where we showed how easy it was to get into a lot of these medical devices. it is rare to build in security so you can have a device you putting your backpack that sends signals to pacemakers and cause short circuits and things like that. it is scary right now where the

medical field is really behind the times. stuart: you could do this, you brought it to our attention in your ago. david kennedy, exciting to have you on the show. less than two week from the elections but democrats are desperate, pulling out all stops. will it work? a clinton democrat is here to respond in a moment.

nicole: i am nicole petallides, we are seeing stocks to the downside, dow jones industrial average down 46 points, 50,567, a loss of 1/4%, nasdaq down 11. losing about two points. transportation index has been lowered. look at names like norfolk southern which reported their first quarterly numbers. writers and 4.7% despite a record quarter and norfolk southern ceos a merger talks not in the works. conway basically down -- cbs also lower. nike hitting a new all-time

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move to the downside and it started right after news of the ottawa shootings broke. we will bring you up-to-date with any new developments. yahoo! stock is a winner, surge revenue of, still sitting on a ton of cash from ali baba. yahoo! has been sitting around this level but it has broken up 4% higher. the editor of the stephens' report is here. you, buying yahoo! when they have $3 billion, give back to shareholders, i think it is? >> there are good things happening with yahoo!. they posted a good number be non revenue and earnings but more importantly face on $200 million in revenue from social and mobile. those are the growth areas of the tech industry. and the core of the business, there are good things going on beneath the surface. on the pull back, i would think this thing would get into the high 50s.

stuart: what kind of company do they want to be? >> that is what people are trying to figure out. are they google or facebook or something in between? they can be something in between. doesn't mean they will be as successful but on a per-share basis there is some upside and keep in mind they have a ton of cash, they're being a good corporate stewarding their buyback and they will return almost half of the $6 billion windfall from ali baba back to shareholders over the coming quarter. there are good things happening. stuart: you buy it and upper 40s? >> coming to 50. >> it is going there. stuart: you said it on video tape. thanks very much less than 22 weeks from the e elections, they

appear to be desperate. senator kay hagan, a final debate in north carolina. senator jean shut team left at during the debate after dodging a question about president obama. >> do you approve of the job president obama is doing? there will be a chance to follow a but this is a yes or no answer. do you approve, yes or no? >> in some ways i approve and in some ways i don't approve. stuart: lots of laughter is there. the latest poll from the associated press show more women would vote for a republican than democrat. 44-42. former clinton adviser doug schoen is here. i want to raise the issue that was brought to us earlier. there is early voting in several key races. a lot of people have placed their bets early. you and tell who these people are. who is voting. we are told the hispanic vote is down, african-american voters down, the women's vote is down. all of those are key constituencies for the

democrats. that doesn't look good. >> that is true. the early voting statistics are looking better for the republicans than they did four years ago the last midterm election, democrats are still absolutely doing better than the republicans and when you look at key senate races like new hampshire, north carolina, the democrats are still marginally, and underscore marginally ahead. i put it holding on for dear life. stuart: not falling apart. >> could happen but not yet. stuart: the trend, the movement, the momentum, we're 13 days away, it does seem to be going to the republicans. >> the associated press poll you alluded to has the republicans with a eight point lead in the generic vote over the democrats. stuart: in political terms -- >> absolutely a big lead. it has yet to be fully realized

in these individual contexts. we may see in the next couple days but what the trends as you point out are all against the democrats, it is yet to turn into the wave election republicans like. stuart: suppose republicans take control of the senate and flood a bunch of bills on to the president's does, reform of this or that tax reform, s here, do you think the president would veto the lot? >> i had lunch with and obama insider, what happens, he said we go to the mattresses. of bonitos the lot? >> set up what i think will be a confrontation. the most notable of which will be immigration and half way to citizenship. stuart: we hear a lot about the president's executive order amnesty, green cards being printed up. >> that is more likely than not going to be the course they take to try to provoke confrontation

before substantive and i dare say political reasons with the republicans. stuart: who wins that if he does do this amnesty? do democrats win politically? >> i don't know who wins politically. i don't know who loses but i can tell you is this, we all as americans will not benefit from the fight. there should be a compromise on that and most issues but i don't see it. stuart: when you are still a democrat. >> i am an american first. stuart: that is the best response, have been asking that question for three years and that is the best response i have gone yet. you are an american and a good man. thank you. more now on what is happening in canada. the u.s. embassy in canada on lockdown. norad, the north american defense system says it is monitoring any possible aviation incidents out of canada. president obama has been breached. no change to the terrorist threat here, the terrorist threat level. cars leaving ottawa are being

checked by police as they leave for neighboring quebec. much of the area around the parliament building locked down. canada has closed its military bases after raising the tariff threat level. one canadian soldiers shot. police a three shooting incidents take place, one at the war memorial, one of parliament and one at a nearby hotel. one shooter is dead. another reportedly shot. the toronto stock exchange's main index is down 1%. check the big board. lows of the day on not going to make any association between what is happening in canada or wall street, decline for the dow did start right about the time we saw more news out of ottawa. we're 67, close to the lows of the day. more after this.

stuart: a bleak picture of retirement savings. 41% of people 50-59 put nothing away for retirement at all. 22% say they would rather die early than not have enough money to live comfortably in retirement. what about these people putting nothing away. >> if you want to save social security you have to have

economic -- we have middle-class families who have not seen any salary increases in the last 15 years. only half of companies have 401(k)s. if you want people to live well in retirement you have to bring back an economic -- stuart: give me 4% growth and we will save all kinds of people, middle class included. i want to update what is happening in canada. ottawa police are still looking for a second shooter. one is dead. the u.s. embassy in ottawa locks down. canada closes all military bases lizzie series of shooting incidents in and around parliament building there. one canadian soldier shot. no word on his condition is toronto's main stock exchange index down 1% earlier. now has fallen further, we are down 1-1/4% and falling. an update on ebola. the cdc announcing every traveler who comes to america from the hot zone in west africa will be actively monitored for

21 days. travelers have got to give authorities several personal contact items of information, addresses, phone numbers, they want to keep in touch with these people but the screenings don't start until monday any begin with travelers heading to six states. the ones on your screen. if they are only going to be monitoring tightly people going to six states that is not all people coming from west africa. i am concerned about this. liz: this is quite the 180 from the beginning and the administration said we have confidence and clearly they don't have confidence that are tightening monitoring. stuart: they are trying to tie in without going to a flat out travel ban. in west africa in the last 21 days you can come to america, that would be a travel ban. >> as of reporting voluntary system where travelers would have to be required to sell for for their travel plans to government officials. stuart: i want to update ottawa.

three shooting victims being treated in the hospital, three of them. one soldier is being treated and two others coming to us from reuters. the toronto stock exchange index is falling. they are down 1-1/4%. this is a big deal in canada. shootings in and around the parliament building and three separate shootings we should dad and this is causing quite a sensation north of the border and we have the stock exchange on the downside. when government is dead, ottawa parliament shootings. the big board here shows a loss of 57 points. i won't make a linkage between our modest sell-off here and what is happening north of the border. we did start to go down on the dow, just about the time the ottawa shootings were brought to our attention in the news department. it is not a big sell-off, we are down 50 points on the dow.

the selloff is in canada. our time is up but here is dierdre bolton. dierdre: we are going to continue to monitor those headlines you just referenced coming out of canada. three shooting victims being treated at a hospital. ottawa police saying more than one suspect is thought to be behind this attack. police searching for these multiple gunmen near the canadian parliament, three alleged shooting incidents in ottawa, one near parliament hall, one hears the war memorial and one near a shopping center. we will keep you up-to-date with all the relevant headlines. we do have our eye on the markets for use sold lower across the board, apple trading at a record high, facing security challenges, how that can affect the bottom line. corporate america leading tax friendly ireland from luxembourg. we would be the stats.