spend $10 or more with your mastercard when you dine out and mastercard will donate up to $4 million to stand up to cancer, one precious cent at a time. that's awesome!staurant.ate up to $4 million i know, voice activated and great gas mileage. so much better than choosing voice activated or great gas mileage. that'd be like eating sweet or sour chicken. oh grrrlg what is this?! sour chicken... it's good, right? i think i like "and" better. only ford gives you ecoboost fuel economy aa whole lot more. now, here's another great and - a new ford focus with 0% apr for 60 months and no charge sync-n-sound. only at your local ford dealer. go further. >> joe: the world series on fox is sponsored by ford. only ford gives you ecoboost, fuel economy and a whole lot more. by mastercard, preferred card of major league baseball since 1987. and by at&t, rethink possible. ariel coverage brought to you by directv. if you call yourself a sports fan, you've got to get directv. call 1-800-directv. bottom of the eighth inning, and it's jon lester who went 7 2/3 in game one, back to work. that game ended

we have mastercard right on its 52 week high. good support at 191 which is about $6 lower and with my profit target for the end of the year at 220 i love---- alan:---they've doubled since february 2012. they're very tough at these levels from that standpoint but as we've all learned, you mess with the bull you're gonna get the horns. so it's hard to be bullish here even though they control 80% of that market and they've got a great profit angle. i like the other credit card american express. it's broken above its range between 70-78 looking to go to 86. i think that has a better value than a $700 stock at these levels. angie: in your bonus round question, the story that was in the news this week-- congressional pay. how much money do members of congress make a year? a- $150,000, b- $300,000, or c- $174,00? alan: that's it. 3! angie: first business continues right after this. in chart talk this morning, waiting for a fall. joining us now is trader tim biggam of trading block. tim, you have been waiting for the market to come down

spend $10 or more with your mastercard when you dine out and mastercard will donate up to $4 million to stand up to cancer, one precious cent at a time. what's that? kfc go cup. that looks better than this. [ female dispatcher ] seven, we have a 10-31 in progress. you take this one kid. [ car door opens ] [ crunches ] [ male announcer ] why settle for an ordinary snack? try crispy tenders and wedges. just 1 of 5 new kfc go cups only $2.49 each. today tastes so good. >>> and welcome back to the chevrolet world series postgame show on fox. the celebration is in full gear at fenway park. the red sox your once again kings of the baseball world after a 6-1 clinching victory over the cardinals. we send it back down to the field for the mvp trophy presentation with erin andrews. >> thank you so much. and here to present that trophy, once again, the commissioner of baseball, mr. bud selig. >> thank you very much, erin. and it is my pleasure to present the most valuable player award in the 2013 world series presented by our partner chevrolet to a man who had a remarkable world series, remarka

no card is more accepted than mastercard, which is handy when you're in a hurry. >> joe: left-hander is franklin morales. he takes over. first time we've seen him in this alcs. ♪ happy birthday to you >> tim: oh, come on. quit it. >> joe: after 18 years of working together, i would know it was your birthday and i wouldn't have to learn about it on a crawl. blow them out before -- yeah, the fire marshall comes in. >> tim: this is a cardboard box. it's a cardboard box. you believe it? >> joe: good job, chris. >> tim: thanks, chris. >> joe: very well done. i know you were -- i did see it was your birthday. i did know. i did see it was, it was on a crawl, and you were upset that they had your age on there. >> tim: not really. i was feigning that. i was only kidding. just kidding. i'm 72. big deal. i'm glad i continue having birthdays, believe me. >> joe: bad luck to miss a birthday. >> tim: it's not good. no. >> joe: happy birthday, buddy. >> tim: thank you. >> joe: glad we're here together. what an alcs it's been. franklin morales. this guy's got good stuff. and he gets ready as the f

no card is more accepted than mastercard, which is handy when you're in a hurry. >> joe: a couple of highlights of this game five. home run by napoli. the catch by iglesias. tazawa back to the hill and down we go to ken rosenthal. >> ken: another cuban defector, a first baseman of abreu finalizing terms on a six-year $68 million contract. expected to sign with the chicago white sox, the long-term replacement of paul cokonerko. $12 million more than yu darvish. 26 million more than puig got. >> joe: thanks. so that's big news for the white sox. chicago finished this season in last place in the a.l. central. 30 games out behind detroit. iglesias will be the hitter. tazawa continuing to take his warm-up tosses. we remind you tonight's game is sponsored by -- talking to john farrell during the course of this series and about tazawa. it's his preference to not have tazawa come in, sit down and then go back out to work. he's got breslow ready. whether it's just a first batter or the first sign of trouble. playing the bottom of the seventh. close eye on tazawa who drops a breaking ball low.

it's launching a brand new mastercard that can be used for check cashing and at in store a.t.m.'s with no fees. right now it's only available in three states. no word when or if walgreens will expanded that service. >> the new c note $100 bills have advance security features to stop counterfeiters. benjamin franklin is still on the bill but there's alternateing images -- alternating images of bells. >> leting high schoolers get extra shut eye a work group will presented a plan to the board to the school board on later start times. it will be based on the superintendents plan that includes high schoolers starting class later and middle schoolers starting start times earlier and youngsters will start on normal time. >> thank you. we're talking about a 180 and now fall is definitely here. >> it's going to feel like late fall and temperatures are going to be chillier. mid-60s. some models saying closer to 60s. >> that fall clothing you thought you were done with you're going to pull it right back out. >> i wanted to show you something from our sister station in miami wsvn. that was a

no card is more accepted than mastercard, which is handy when you're in a hurry. >>> red sox lead the best of seven series two games to one. all pitching again here tonight. we've come to expect. some missed opportunities. there were some today for the tigers. >> tim: three times during the game they had a runner on third and one out. and failed to score. john lackey with that brilliant breaking ball. you talked about it. and then tazawa came in the game and uehara did what he's done, particularly since july 1st. and that's just blow people away. >> joe: on the heels of this 1-0 boston victory let's go down to the field and ken rosenthal. >> ken: how tough was verlander tonight? >> yeah, i mean, a lot of talk tonight's game about verlander, verlander's a competitor but go ahead and grab the other side and what john lackey did for the detroit tigers and then adding on with our bull pen. verlander, we -- >> ken: what made lackey so good tonight? >> i mean i got the good old country fastball and at the same time he's threeing 3-0 sliders to peralta for strikes. he had all the pitches wor

just ahead a trader's preview on mastercard earnings and will it be the next stock to make to $1000. chart talk is next and cabonot joins us now to give us a charge in chart talk this morning. he's watching master card and net earnings. good morning! > good morning . let's talk about what happened here. traditionally does this stock moved heavily off of earnings? > well it is wind that is definitely being watched. that at a big beat last time. but if you look at the stock over the last year or however long it is basically been straight up. + 60% this year it's close to its 52 week high. so i think there will be a move the question is are people going to jump on are they going to take some profits year at this high level? i have to ask the question. with the stock trading around 700 dollars do you see it getting to 1000 this year or maybe in the next couple years? > you know i don't think so. barkley's raise their price target to 830 on it and i think that's pretty good. but you know that this stock is pretty fairly valued. they do not have a lot of new technology but, they are new pa

that were critical of wikileaks or refused to process payments for the website and included visa and mastercard and it's also accused of hacking into u.s. government websites. japan's nuclear watchdog criticized the bosses of the fukushima plant for the handling of a series of water leaks and tepco reported a leak of radioactive water on thursday and said the plant's management is inept. now book sellers in the u.s. are facing multiple challenges from the economy to digital gadgets but independent book stores are making a come back in some communities and tom acland reports from and ap lis in maryland. >> reporter: it doesn't take up a lot of real estate at the shelves of the and ap lis book store there are words to pursue and customers say it's not just commerce but a comfortable, local institution. >> we used to go to the big book stores but they are a drive. and they don't seem to be as in touch with my community. >> people come here and yes it is about books but it's a lot about the conversation that happens around the book. >> reporter: college student cameron who works here says the book

not going to be able to figure out and i would add that some of the software predictions by visa and mastercard just looking at your credit card purchases they can tell if you're going to get a divorce six to nine months ahead of travel and how can they tell how do they know i don't know by looking at flower purchases or lack thereof purchases of their purchases now speaking of ruthless efficiency i want to get to this let's talk about goldman sachs you know goldman scavenger has been described as something out of a size five film about a utopian future where quote nothing is ever dirty broken or unintentionally. eleven or lunchtime haven has administered a clever policy designed to engineer economically efficient lunch consumption i am not joking it is literally designed that way between the hours of eleven thirty am and one thirty pm lunch is twenty five percent more expensive than any other time during the day people are capital equipment obviously and a company who has an idea like this they obviously don't want folks standing in line at the lunch line for you know their chops sell if they

not going to be able to figure out and i would add that some of the software predictions by visa and mastercard just looking at your credit card purchases they can tell if you're going to get a divorce six to nine months out how to travel and how can they tell how do they know i don't know by looking at flower purchases they were or lack thereof were purchased is. just this video now of big you know ruthless efficiency i want to get to this let's talk about goldman sachs you know goldman scavenger has been described as something out of a size five film about a utopian future where quote nothing is ever dirty broken or unintentionally asymmetrical eleven or lunchtime he even has administered a clever policy designed to engineer economically efficient lunch consumption i am not joking it is literally designed that way between the hours of eleven thirty am and one thirty pm lunch is twenty five percent more expensive than any other time during the day people are capital equipment obviously and a company who has an idea like this they obviously don't want folks standing in line at the lunch line fo

. >> reporter: but when activists attacked the web side mastercard, visa and pay pal for refuse to go process payments to wiki leaks founder their ideals september them on a collision course with u.s. law enforcement. >> somebody pulled in the driveway in what appeared to be a fedex swap but it was a swap team they put guns to my head and put me in handcuffs 67 is the department of justice going too far in their fight against on loan protesters. >> what the government is doing is hitting whistle blowers with a sledge hammer now. >> and we will hear from "america tonight" lori again tomorrow night. still adhere tonight, profiled and locked up. it's a life story that many trans gent transgender can tell, meet the community gripped by this is the 900-page document we call obamacare. it could change costs, coverage, and pretty much all of healthcare in america. my show sorts this all out. in fact, my staff has read the entire thing. which is probably more than what most members of congress can claim. we'll separate politics from policy, and just prescribe the facts. re# #a# #d# #y# ##fo#

mastercard and visa. >> sorry, the s-1 is out. twitter has pubically filed i its-1 with the sec. julia is in la looking at itd. >> i don't have it yet. i haven't seen it yet. i am looking for it but i don't have it yet. >> okay. so we have it filed. we haven't gotten a chance to look through it. twitter has filed its s-1. we will continue to look through this. >> the same way we looked at facebook. i was fooled because i thought it was going to be a rip roaring success right from day one. people have to carve out little spaces for the new issues. you're going to look at the rest of tech. >> more than 100 of those are daily active users. they will be very interesting to investors is the fact that mobile is the primary driver of twitter's business and that 75% of the average monthly active user access twitter from a mobile device. here comes the key revenue part. they have experienced rapid growth in revenue in recent periods. >> now looking at the first six months of this year, revenue increased by 107% to 253.6 million. so just to project that out, that is roughly in line. if you

in 2010, anonymous launched are attacks against mastercard, visa. the fbi was able to infiltrate the group with the help of an arrested hacker turned informant. the fbi arrested 16 anonymous members, charged under the 1986 law that crilzed unauthorized access to computers. each charge can carry up to 20 years in prison. the potential punishment doesn't fit the crime. >> how frustrating is the computer fraud and abuse act? >> very frustrating. it's poorly written. >> represents many who have been charged under the faa. >> you could go to a website right now click on a link and the owner decides that they don't want you to be at the website your access is unauthorized, bang, you probably just committed a felony under the cfaa. >> one anonymous member who ekland represents, the hacktivist. federal officials accused him of hacking into a website to do it. >> what appeared to be a fedex truck but instead it was the swath team. >> the fbi confiscated his computer and questioned him for hours. >> they want to charge me with three felonies, the felony ident

. >> mastercard did beat 14% increase on a local currency basis in terms of spending. their conference call began at 9:00. they'll likely be asked the same questions that visa -- >> i said take a look at a company like skyworks. nobody liked it coming in. suddenly they love it. [ bell ringing ] >> the operator of china'sli online ipo celebrating in the marketplace. and scholastic, celebrating children's books. >> we didn't dress up? >> no. my kids are now too old to trick or treat and it's driving me crazy. >> oh. >> we're in the zone. >> enjoy it while it lasts. >> we haven't done sony. they did cut their full-year forecast by about 40%. they're blaming some box office figures that does bring a discussion about whether dan loeb's view of the company has been vindicated. >> costco kind of took my breath away. i had this narrative i wanted to do in the interview. suddenly he said tvs not selling well, i thought, sony, i have to talk about how sony may be hurt. the market overroad me. -- overrode me. loeb's a combative fellow. whether or not he's going to mix it up with

. >> also purchase volumes were up and that could have voted well for the likes of a mastercard or visa, but apparently not. >> dan got all up in my grill about buying stocks at a year high. this is a stock that i wouldn't buy at the year highs. also talked about tep pid. >> dan, would you take the other side of the train? >> listen, i think that's a rati ration. i don't think you commit new money to these name heers. >> according to some savvy traderser more gains could be in store. >> one of the things you could look at is unusual volume. today, he was definitely saying that several names had more. you saw it in bae systems overseas and we saw knit bit in boeing. all of that was very interesting. >> the one that was most interesting to me, number one because you can actually trade it in the u.s. was boeing and the volume was actually higher than usual. that trade was the december 135, 140 call spread. the people who were buying that call spread are betting that bow something going to be higher than 136 and they are committing a decent amount of premium. >> you would buy these at all t

. >> but when hactivists attacked the websites of mastercard, visa and paypal, they were sent on a collision course with the u.s. government. >> what appeared to be a fedex truck, it was the cia, they told me to get the f down so i did and they put me in handcuffs. >> report from lori jane gliha. >>> fracking has moved to town. it is a technique that mixes water and chemicals to fracture underground. i traveled ogreen county pennsylvania where residents are worried about their community's fracking future. >> scottish highland cattle graze on a mixture of broad leafy greens. in green county in the very southwestern corner of pennsylvania. brown says it is a great time to be selling organic beef. >> there's much more demand than i can supply. >> so you might wonder why she's putting her farm on the market. >> how much is it for? >> 449. that is a 3800 square foot house that is also a b and b, a pond, wood barn, so -- and it's a beautiful place. >> but brown is selling because she worries it won't stay a beautiful place. her farm is sandwiched between a proposed coal operation and natural gas d

. >> in 2010, anonymous launched attacks against mastercard, veea and paypal. >> the fbi was able to infiltrate the group of with the help of an arrested hacker turned informant. in 2011 the fbi arrested 16 anonymous members, chargedunder the cfaa, a 1986 law that criminalized unlawful use of computers. each law could carry 20 years in prison. increasingly, the punishment doesn't fit crime. >> it's very poorly written. >> a number of hackers charged under the cfaa. you could you know go to a website right now click on a link and the owner decides that they don't want you to be at the website, your access is unauthorized, bang you probably just committed a felony under the cfaa. >> one anonymous member whom he represents. >> this is a call to arms. >> federal officials suspected him of hacking into a website to do it. >> jumped on the door, what appeared to be a fedex struck, put me in handcuffs. >> ing he said the fbi confiscated his computer and questioned him for hours. >> they want to charge me with three felonies. identity theft, aggravated identity theft and taking control of a

. >> but when hactivists attacked the websites of mastercard , visa and paypal, they were sent on a collision course with the u.s. government. >> what appeared to be a fedex truck, it was the cia, they told me to get the f down so i did and they put me in handcuffs. >> report from lori jane gliha. >>> fracking has moved to town. it is a technique that mixes water and chemicals to fracture underground. i traveled ogreen county pennsylvania where residents are worried about their community's fracking future. >> scottish highland cattle graze on a mixture of broad leafy greens. in green county in the very southwestern corner of pennsylvania. brown says it is a great time to be selling organic beef. >> there's much more demand than i can supply. >> so you might wonder why she's putting her farm on the market. >> how much is it for? >> 449. that is a 3800 square foot house that is also a b and b, a pond, wood barn, so -- and it's a beautiful place. >> but brown is selling because she worries it won't stay a beautiful place. her farm is sandwiched between a proposed coal operation and natural gas d

visa, mastercard, american express, they're not waiting. they've got fees. >> hundreds of thousands of people, too. >> she is just one of more than 500,000 federal employees out of work right now. in just a minute, we're going to get advice for those folks who find themselves out a job. >>> before the break, we spoke with a furloughed government worker in philadelphia. she's about to get her last paycheck until the government shutdown is over. and she is in the same boat as about 500 other government employees. >> i want to talk to jeff gardere about this. they feel like a sense of stability, routine. if you had advice to give to folks, what do they do now? s especially because they're so worried about how to pay their bills. >> well, i one of the most important things they can do is to speak to other furloughed workers, other laid off individuals. but it shouldn't be a grieving session. it really should be an empowerment session to see what it is they can do as far as keeping their time. staying busy. the second thing is, they need to talk

. >> mastercard, earnings out after the bell tomorrow. i am looking at how the consumer is doing leading up to the shutdown. it will see how they are hanging in. neil: you mentioned consumers, i feel more tricks and treats for consumers. as they're coming to find a mother might be paying more than they thought. could they revised their own spending plan? >> they might, but the fun thing is when the tough get going, the tough go shopping. you have to ask depend on the consumer. the economy is getting better. there is nothing more fun than going on and pulling out that credit card. >> santa claus rally is coming, but my health care costs will go about 40% with obamacare. i might think twice. neil: i know your wife is due any minute. these are issues that will be of great concern to you, your man. best of luck. a lot of you have been e-mail in me. i am coming as a liberal this year. i'm going to knock on doors and get something for free and call it a day. [laughter] think about that. it's a joke. it's a joke. have a great halloween. central,

let's start, though, with google, which has just turned into the negative but veisa, mastercard, american express, and nike are solidly in the green. back to you. >> sue, thank you so much. >>> president obama addressing the website glitches that are going to become a dark cloud over the health care plan. he spoke about an hour ago. >> there's no sugar coating it. the website has been too slow, people have been getting stuck during the application process, and i think it's fair to say that nobody's more frustrated by that than i am. precisely because the product is good. i want the cash registers to work. i want the checkout lines to be smooth. so i want people to be able toll get this great product. people don't just want it. they are showing up to buy it. nobody's madder than me about the fact that the website isn't working as well as it should, which means it's going to get fixed. >> well, cnbc.com has been conducting an unscientific survey and 86% of those respondents say that kathleen sebelius should resign over the health care mess. joining me is david. welcome back. we had you on a

. >> in 2010, anonymous launched attacks against mastercard, vees visa and paypal. >> the fbi was able to infiltrate the group of with the help of an arrested hacker turned informant. in 2011 the fbi arrested 16 anonymous members, chargedunder the cfaa, a 1986 law that criminalized unlawful use of computers. each law could carry 20 years in prison. increasingly, the punishment doesn't fit crime. >> it's very poorly written. >> a number of hackers charged under the cfaa. you could you know go to a website right now click on a link and the owner decides that they don't want you to be at the website, your access is unauthorized, bang you probably just committed a felony under the cfaa. >> one anonymous member whom he represents. >> this is a call to arms. >> federal officials suspected him of hacking into a website to do it. >> jumped on the door, what appeared to be a fedex struck, put me in handcuffs. >> ing he said the fbi confiscated his computer and questioned him for hours. >> they want to charge me with three felonies. identity theft, aggravated identity theft and taking control of

that is consumer finance, visa, mastercard. liz: hold on one second, jim. i will let you finish that in a moment. we've gotten alcoa earnings. this is the aluminum company of america. very much a proxies on global spending on things like aluminum needed to grow. they have met the eps number at 5 cents excluding items. they have beaten on the revenue. david: good. liz: this is unusual. alcoa has struggled recently over the past several quarters and what's happening? the stock is responding in kind. it is jumping about 2% in a moment. excuse me as i put on my glasses. a couple things you need to see with alcoa. how is the flat roll business doing? what do they see comes to actual pricing. the pricing in aluminum has been challenging. aluminum dropped in price. alcoa has had a difficult time to be able to charge more. they have 16% or 651,000 metric tons in selling, smelting capacity off-line. so they cleaned up the business. they narrowed their opportunities to be spending too much money. in turn they have beat estimates on -- david: liz, another very importa

. >> reporter: but when activists attacked the web side mastercard, visa and pay pal for refuse to go process payments to wiki leaks founder their ideals september them on a collision course with u.s. law enforcement. >> somebody pulled in the driveway in what appeared to be a fedex swap but it was a swap team they put guns to my head and put me in handcuffs 67 is the department of justice going too far in their fight against on loan protesters. >> what the government is doing is hitting whistle blowers with a sledge hammer now. >> and we will hear from "america tonight" lori again tomorrow night. still adhere tonight, profiled and locked up. it's a life story that many trans gentransgender can tell, e community gripped by fear. >>> welcome back. tomorrow you may notice a lot of >> tomorrow you may notice a lot of purple clothing a about. signed of what is called spirit day. organized to support lesbian game, by and transgendered americans and raise awareness of people bullied because of their orientation, tonight we look at those that are supposed to protect all communities, amid con

announced plans to launch a prepaid debit card appeared >> it's called the balance of financial prepaid a mastercard. >> it will serve as an alternative to cash, but also offers a range of financial services appeared >> they include a check cashing, online bill payments, and direct deposits of paychecks. >> like most prepaid cards there will be some fees. >> while gray says it will begin rolling out the card and other financial services at its store locations before the end of the year. here is valley robbers without some people behaving badly. >> here is stanley roberts with some people behaving badly. >> i have to ask you guys how did you guys get into the park?. if you know that this was a national park and it was closed because of the federal shutdown. you know it is it violation. it is against the law to set foot in a national monument if it is close. if you get a ticket you will have to appear in front of a federal judge and a fine for $95. >> now this group in the as you be could not gain access through the front. >> i ask them where are they from. >> they are from moscow. >> the national par

other stocks to watch, mastercard trading over $700 right now. interesting to see the split is in the cards for that company. >> we should be clear for the average investor out there it doesn't make a difference if the stock splits. that's just all -- this is just dressing. >> right. >> icing. >> that is a fair point. it's true but it does seem to encourage people to get in because they can afford the share price easier. doesn't make a difference. >> market capitalization, another key difference. priceline $53 billion compared to google, which is 291. tyler, down to you. >> all right. folks, thanks very much. democrat cory booker beating republican challenger steve lonegan in a special election to represent jersey in the u.s. senate and fill out the remainder of the term of the late frank lautenberg. hedge fund managers couldn't be happier. why? cnbc.com enterprise reporter lawrence joins us now with the answer. did i do justice to your name? >> you did. thank you for that. >> lawrence, why does this investment community like cory booker so much?

companies that will benefit from higher interest rates like mastercard, visa. additionally, companies in the area of industrials like information technology will continue to do well and cloud computing. >> but growth is sub par. we all know that. i mean, the fed didn't begin tapering partly because they were worried about the wrangling going on in washington. but it's sub par growth we see right now. so why is the s&p at all time highs at this point? are they seeing something down the road we don't yet? or is it simply because it's the only place to invest given the fed's policy? >> there's a little of that there is no alternative aspect of it. growth might be sub par, but the risk of recession is very low. so the risk of us going into negative earnings or negative gdp growth a lot lower than it was this time last year. that's why there's a little bit more confidence. stocks at 15 times earnings still aren't that expensive given zero percent interest rates in -- >> there's still a danger, though, here. that is that the fed -- that too many people are taking the

offline payment world which still remains 90% of the total you have, essentially, three players, visa, mastercard and american express. cheryl: there is growth there, and i find this astounding not just because this is transactions for the consumer, but also a potential advertising revenue stream for many companies. $235 billion in 2013, but they're saying 450 million people will be doing online payments by 2017. i mean, it seems to me that this is about to explode and be a lot more than that 90 %/10% ratio you're talking about, bill. >> absolutely right. and it's very early in the game. already it's big business, but it's still very early in the game. and so, first of all, online payments wwll continue on their toward path. but secondly, more and more mobile solutions for offline payments will make their way essentially replacing so you can have a phone in your hand as opposed to a credit card in your hand. cheryl: well, bill harris, certainly this is a great day to have you on, you're a perfect voice for this, former ceo of thank you. >> thank you. cheryl: well, you know, staying on this tech t

. >> to test that, we gave alex hartman, the 16-year-old son of this story's producer, his dad's mastercard. why can't a 16-year-old just pretend he is his father? you know, he can go online. he's got his father's credit card, and he reads you off all the numbers. >> that 16-year-old has got to give me four to five pieces of information about him relative to his bank account, his personal details, where he lives and other things. so i can be 99% comfortable that this 16-year-old doesn't even get through my front door. >> this is his front door. payne's company owns paradise poker, and it appears that he's right. something made the computer suspicious about alex. warnings kept popping up: "you must be 18 or older." and then he was rejected. but then alex did what most kids would: he tried another site and another. on the third try, without any questions about his age, he was approved. in five minutes, alex was playing roulette. >> place your bids, please. >> in ten minutes... >> all right, all black. >> he was 100 bucks in the hole. >> [groans] [laughs] no... >> here's what i'm thinking, tha

liz: mastercard geting a pop from its earnings report. the pates company posted a 14% gain in profit as more people used plastic for purchases instead of green crash. david: tesla complete ad network of high speed superchargers enable drivers of the vehicles to travel between san diego and vancouver, canada. they cover highway 101 and interstate 5. liz: the federal aviation administration is easing restrictions of electronic devices by passengers on commercial aircraft. wi-fi and blew blue tooth connections will be allowed but cell phones must be switched off to airplane mode. "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's get right to it today's market action of the hank smith, three ways for investors to play the current bull market. he is an unrepent apt bull without chasing stocks. lincoln ellis, green square capital joining us from the cme. lincoln i want to start with you. talk about what happened to the movement of stocks. we saw it basically flat-lining today towards the last hour of trading. what made the sentiment of investors

cheryl: you say consumer discretionary, i had an interview earlier today with the mastercard spending vice president, that's what they do, they track where the money is going. and she was saying home goods, there was actually a big fall in home goods spending. this is for the month of september, quincy. do you think that's going to actually change to the upside for the rest of the year? >> you know, as we see mortgage rates coming down, as we see gasoline prices coming down a bit and as mortgages sort of open up a bit, i think we'll% start to see a pick up in spending for the houses. americans, though, are buying vehicles, and with loans very attractive, americans are spending. it's just an allocation on what they're spending. cheryl: quincy crosby, gary thayer, thank you to both of you, it's good to have you, especially when you've got six minutes until this bell rings and anything can happen. we've been watching every twist and turn all day on fox business on what's happening in washington. "after the bell" starts right after the break. we've got two major earnings reports from yaho

drugstore chain introducing balanced financial prepaid mastercard in test markets. the prepaid card can be used at in-store atms with no fee and/or check-cashing. marriott international moving a listing to the nasdaq. trading october 24 under the same ticker symbol. a lot of action on fox business. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. give me more power! [ mainframe ] located. ge deep-sea fuel technology. a 50,000-pound, ingeniously wired machine that optimizes raw data to help safely discover and maximize resources in extreme conditions. our current situation seems rather extreme. why can't we maximize our... ready. ♪ brilliant. let's get out of here. warp speed. ♪ try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. dagen: our next guest are all about giving community heroes a helping hand and did they really write that? they're not too bad to look at either. connell: let's put it this way, good they did not say more. dagen: her fiancÉ is

mastercard is everywhere. four september retail sales, down 3% year-over-year. >> that is correct. from the data you are seeing now, i would go ahead and gander that we will see more of a decline. >> people need to feel confident. most important thing is that they feel that on an ongoing basis so that when they go shopping they actually actualize that. we are seeing very much a need versus want spending. using categories like grocery and restaurant and thing like that, overall, apparel, for example, being challenged because there is a need versus want. cheryl: so if i bought my daughter shoes, they may get one versus two. >> we had printed a higher number . during the height and fiscal cliff negotiations, we sought every category go negative. home goods was down. the housing market has been a little volatile. maybe that is a connection there. we saw the turn in the housing recovery back in february 203. we saw hardware and furniture and furnishings being higher. that number now has actually declined significantly below. i would say that the increase in rates and prices has actually

we have mastercard, we have northrop grumman, from the defense sector, bank of america. i mean this all sound very good but are we really safe from cyber attacks at this very moment? >> we're not even close and i don't think the effort that's underway right now in today's meeting a part of is getting us very close. we're not talking about anything close to security standards that companies can implement. there is a lot of fear out there that the government will tell us how we need to protect our networks? do we need to use this software or that hardware. we're so far away from that it is almost mind boggling. i'm not even sure what the strategy is at this point. ashley: let me bring in on that note, governor ridge. that is the big question, isn't it? getting the public and private sector to work together. why is that such a challenge? >> i think it shouldn't be a challenge but i think it is. it is ironic that today the president with his executive order meeting with private sector who own, operate and would be responsible for securing the critical infrastructure of this

it will be called the balanced financial prepaid mastercard. it will serve as an alternative to cash, but also offer a range of financial services. they include check cashing, online bill payments and direct deposit of paychecks. like most prepaid cards, there will be some fees. walgreen's says that it will begin rolling out the card and other financial services at their locations before the end of the year. >> we will be right back >> welcome back. we are taking a look to see how the markets are doing. the dow is up 42 points and above $15 and. >> we are still watching the bart negotiations. you can stay connected with us on our website ed kron4.com >> the 60 day cooling-off period is scheduled to into my. >> to men tomorrow is 4:00 a.m. and we will have our team coverage. >> have a good day. dr. phil is next. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." >> i feel like i'm treated like a child all the time. >> dr. phil: they may be wives -- >> we're a couple. it's not your money. >> announcer: but are they equal partners? >> i feel like he's

ceos for mastercard, visa and bank of america are among those in attendance. joining efforts between industry and the administration to develop cyber security framework on the agenda. consumer confidence plunged to its lowest level since march. index fell to 71.2 in october from a revised 80.2 in september. they found confidence deteriorated considerably as a result of the partial government shutdown and debt ceiling crisis. retail sales fell last month for the first time since march. sales came in one-tenth of a percent lower in august when they were expected to rise one-tenth. sales up 4 tenths along with expectations. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. dagen: baggage. i say it with a scowl on my face. lugging around the airport, paying high fees to the airlines. one odd but never came up with a company that picks up your bags for you and gets them to your destination ahead of time. connell: our next guest was on "shark tank" and made his pitch for investor money for this company. the sharks had their concerns.

hackers crashed servers of visa, mastercard and paypal and had cut off payments to wikileaks at the time and the attacks were paybacks and bank of america was targeted. >> a breach of security at adobe. hackers hacked into their computer system and gaining information from 2.9 million customers. hackers also got copies of the source code of some of adobe's products. the company called it a sophisticated attack and much of the stolen attack was encrypted but they reset passwords as a recaution, they said. >>> police have arrested a 22-year-old montana newlywed thursday and say she confessed to pushing her husband off a cliff just eight days after their wedding. jordan graham has been arrested. graham is due in court. her arraignment later today. >>> a new consequence for teen bullies. cut it out or face arrest. police in connecticut collared a 12-year-old for repeatedly bullying. police say the alleged victim's parents came to them after their daughter talked of suicide. the only way to prevent further problems was to step in. they say the alleged bully is more likely to face antibullying

drugstore chain is looking at prepaid mastercards in three test markets, detroit, mill caulk key and jacksonville. that is the latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper. adam: millions of americans along the east coast are under a tornado watch. fox news meteorologist janice dean is in the weather center with the latest. sound a bit scary, janice. >> adam, affecting millions of people all along the i-95 corridor. we have tornado watch in effect until 5:00 p.m. eastern time. they will probably issue a severe thunderstorm watch oratornado watch for parts of new england as the line continues to move eastward. we're already getting reports of power outages in and around the d.c. area as well as trees down in up state new york. so very powerful. this is actually the same energy that brought the feet of snow across the northern plains as well as of the ef 4 tornado 24 weekend in nebraska. a lot of energy with this system as it continues to move eastward. these are severe thunderstorm warnings in yellow in the polygons here where we could see wind gusts in excess of 70 miles

the sun at the white house and then emerge on to the lawn and basically saying well -- i looked at my mastercard statement and i don't care about the deficit. the debt ceiling. >> stuff will happen. >> if that's the case it certainly shows the strength of their message going into a meeting like this if they are afraid someone might walk out of the white house and say what their message is. this isn't just an appearance problem it's a strategic problem. i think there's a whole level of these things that doesn't make a lot of sense. and, again, i think you see it -- look not just in the brand numbers of each of the parties, but, i mean, what is stunning is if the function of the government or the dysfunction of government really becomes a voting issue the dynamics of the most recent or most upcoming elections in 2014 might be much, much more fascinating than we previously would have thought because, again, i think that real estate of congressional districts has locked in the results for a lot of them save something big and if the dysfunction in government becomes what is big that becomes a real, r

the hacker group anonymous charged in a series of cyber attacks back in 2010, when servers from visa, mastercard, paypal and other companies crashed. the indictment quoting a communication from the group saying "we will not be mercif merciful." >>> security tighter at the new york marathon next month. authorities plan to search all bags that are brought anywhere near the race. people waiting for runners at the finish line will go through special screening and if you happen to be marching in a kickoff parade you will not be allowed to carry a bag at all. organizers call this the new normal after the boston marathon bombings. >>> it wasn't tiger, it was a squirrel who started the opening round of the golf's president's cup. davis love iii started feeding him and from there became a celebrity, got to ride with players and on tiger's shoulder, and if you're curious, the u.s. leads the international team 3 1/2 to 2 1/2. >> that is one mean joke. >> a rodent on your shoulder when you're not expecting it? >> he handled that well. >> he did. he was focused on the game and it's like this thing on his sho

we'll hear from exxon, mastercard, cigna, discovery and time warper cable before the bell this morning. andrew, i'll send it over to you. >> thank you, becky. happy halloween. we have a little bit of spooky after the bell session tore shares of facebook. the stock initially jumped more than 16% on better than expected quarterly results. but then this happens. the cfo admitted that there was the truth to some of those concerns facebook is losing its cool factor with teens and the daily activity among younger teens has declined. those comments sent shares significantly lower. also the news about the fact that they may not be showing as much advertising in the future as people were anticipating. we'll talk about that and a lot more with the facebook analyst at this hour. but that's your exclusive spook on halloween day. in other earnings news after the bell, not so scary results from starbucks. they posted better than expected quarterly results. revenue was in line. the coffee house chain offered a conservative full year earnings forecast that fell below wall street's view. .you can see t