connell: that is the big story of this government shutdown. we will have speaker boehner and the rest any minute from capitol hill. the microphones without anybody behind them. we will see what they have to say about the plans. dagen: bob shiller just won a nobel prize for economics. studied how basically longer run markets are less efficient, ow people are risk-averse, how optimism and pessimism affects the market. how what is happening washington changed our optimism. connell: and it is fun to have him on. we know bob, he is on a lock. all right, down by 63 points. if you want to focus on the market for a minute as a way for the speake speaker of the house, john boehner, to come out and address us after they called this meeting. one of the things interesting about that is you would have senior leadership, the members being joined by the senior aides, but they kicked out the staff members and it was just the members of congress themselves talking things over about this new p
it wouldn t be friday night without controversy. the president and his doctors say he is ready for the debate but the debate is not happening. is going to go back on the campaign trail, tomorrow at the white house and back to the maga rallies monday in florida. i am free, i feel perfect, i m not taking anything. i m off any regimen they gave me. reporter: he called rush limbaugh s radiation selling millions of listeners this was his return to the political battlefield. this is a maga rally. you are a fantastic man, keeps us all in the game. donald trump all the white house event saturday giving remarks to a group of, quote, peaceful protesters for law and order. monday s rally will be at an airport in orlando were all attendees will be given a temperature check and masks. joe biden has his own thoughts about saturday s event. i wouldn t show up unless you have a mask. reporter: biden will an event in pennsylvania. both men will have their own tv event thursday
catapulted the likes of john void and glenn close in the hollywood elite. that and a lot more coming up here on this friday. dagen: adjusted give over charles talking about you knocking out mike tyson. connell: i could take him, i and might. dagen: you could not command if you were driving a car. connell: i m waiting furred these market philosophies. the first time i ever heard that dagen: reset below this market more than yesterday. again, back-to-back triple digit declines. down more than 300 poised to start the day, but a little bit better. nicole petallides is at the new york stock exchange. reporter: things are improving. is there was a tough day. a turnaround in the dow above 18 points. the week is a losing week. right now the dow jones industrials, 15,128. amigos last friday we were around 15,004. ddc that we have had a tough week this week. obviously concerns about the fed tapering. interest rates running up. the ten year is just over two and three-quarters. some
dagen: we put you in like a camo jacket. the market slight losses here, we are also getting news on that settlement with the justice department, nicole petallides has you covered at the new york stock exchange. lauren: the dow down to the downside. the nasdaq and the s&p squeezing out some gains although very minimal. talking fractional news for the nasdaq and the s&p with the up arrow s up nearly two points as the s&p is up .34. a third of a point. very small moves despite the fact everybody still continues to believe you will not see any tapering from the fed anytime soon. some of the steel stocks doing very good, hitting new highs. watching blackberry hit new lows. it has been a mixed bag for the dow jones industrials. those will be some names to watch. the trend has been great. back to you. dagen: thank you, nicole. connell: we saw that news scrolling at the bottom. the settlement you will hear more about throughout the day. healthcare.gov backup, the extended maintenance
take a look at these numbers. the arctic blast taking hold last night. the current windchill in chicago is negative 25. it will get down to minus 34. connell: jeff flock is in chicago. jeff: boy, i tell you. i have been through a lot of winters in chicago. this may be the worst. you see this curious phenomenon that you do not see that much in chicago. as we get a wide panorama of the lakefront, this happens when there is a large temperature gradient between the water and the ambient air temperature. we are expecting to be below zero in chicago for one of the longest stretches we have ever seen. there is a lighthouse there. it gives you a perspective of what this looks like. the amount of time and duration of this will be one of the keys, as well as the windchill. in chicago today we have all schools close. about 400,000 students. hundreds of flights canceled. i tell you, the rush hour this morning, not that bad. a lot of people staying home from work. this is a town that know