>> if you did any shopping over the ohio you might want to check your credit card statement. now there are multiple reports that hackers hit at least four other major retailers. we'll tell you which ones. so let's get too it. >> good monday afternoon. a fox urgent right now. the southwest airline flight that accidentally, somehow, landed at the wrong airport in missouri? is about to take off from the wrong airport. the challenge here is the wrong airport has a runway that we about too short for these passenger jets, and the runway ends with a cliff. a live look at the plane right now. all started last night when a southwest airlines flight from chicago to branson, mist, but instead of landing in branson, it landed at a much smaller airport a few miles away. thankfully nobody got hurt but it was clearly a very risky

landing. this airport is meant for small planes and small private jets. not a 737. compare the two runways. the one on the right where is the plane landed. and then the one on the left is where it was supposed to touch down. you can see that on the big wall here the sizes are very different. passengers report a very hard braking during the landing, they smelled burning rubber, they said. the plane stopped a mere 200 feet from the steep dropoff at the end of the runway. well, this comes after that case in november when one of the biggest cargo jets in all the world landed at the wrong airport in wichita, kansas. the feds are now investigating this latest case with the southwest flight, just the latest public relations nightmare for that airline. and speaking of hard landings, over the summer a southwest jet landed nose first at la guardia. it caused the front landing gear to collapse and puncture part of the plane. at least nine people got hurt.

>> ha gabrielle is live at he gordon heguard ya. >> southwest says the plane could be take offering any mint now. we have live video. you can see the boeing 737 at the airport nope at m-gram clark's downtown airport. last night was a nerve-racking experience for people on board when it landed on a much shorter runway than expected. take a look. these are pictures one passenger shared with me through his twitter account. there will 130 people on board. listen to how a couple of them described the way it felt when they landed. >> i thought the landing was a little bumpy, but we kind of were pushed forward and where we almost hit or heads on the seat in front of us. >> all these planes sitting out there so kind of hard to imagine that they didn't know they

shouldn't have been there. there wasn't another plane in sight, and nothing inside. >> now, southwest bussed the passengers to branson airport, they also brought in another airplane to fly the passengers who were continuing on to their final debt nations. they released a statement that says in part, quote: we continue to look into the circumstances which led the pilot in command of flight 4013 from chicago, to land the airport several miles from the branson airport we serve. we are cooperating with the authorities in this investigation. now, shep, also said they reached out to each customer and have apologized to them and reimbursed them for their ticket. >> lea, you're a pilot. how does this happen? >> shep, there's a lot of tools that pilots have besides just theirs eyes to use when navigating, and pilots are trained to use instruments to back themselves up. now, this jet was comping from

the north, and pilots are likely to have actually seen the small airport before they would have seen the branson airport. look at the similarities. they have similar configurations, both have one long landing strip that serves as two different runways and the runways are 20 degrees off in orientation. now, again, this is why pilots are trained to back up what they see visually with instruments. spoke with a former ntsb vice-president who said that airlines require they're -- their pilots to do just that. >> assuming their instruments were working properly, there's no excuse for it. it's just the -- it's sloppiness, really, because they're not following the procedures. >> now, i spoke with a passenger just a few minutes ago who was still pretty worked up from last night's experience. he said he finally got into his intended destination about four hours later than expected, and he said when theyland that

essentially they lurched forward in their seats. that's when everyone new something was wrong and he could smell burning rubber and when they got out of the airplane they could see the end of the runway was 100 feet from where they were. >> lea, live from la gird ya. thank you. >> continuing coverage of the breaking news we were reporting out of the west coast of florida. a theater shooting and now fox news confirmed one person has died as a result of that shooting. this happened just north of tampa, in the town of wesley chapel. now we know why. according to the sheriff, it was all over a cell phone. apparently the victim was making some noise and that's when the sheriff says the suspect got all mad, pulled out a gun, and shot two people. again, one of those people hat since confirmed to have died. a good samaritan inside the theater held down the suspect until the deputies got there. the county fire and rescue

responded to the scene, which is now we're told under control. this all happened during a showing of "lone survivor" the movie about navy seals. target was not the only retailer to have major security breach over the holiday season. there's word now that thieves hit as many as four other big-name stores. and now house democrats are demanding an investigation. here's the latest. a spokeswoman for neiman marcus says hackers snatched customers' credit and deb card information and may have used that stolen dat to make purchases. that spokeswoman for neiman says the company is working with the secret service, but she does not say how many customers this affects. of course, target last week did admit that thieves stole personal information from am least 70 million of its customers, not the 40 million it originally reported. right now there is no word of any connection between the target and the neiman marcus

takes but sources say at least three other welsh known stores got hit over the holidays, and that other breaches may have happened earlier in the year. keep in mind this target attack could turn out to be the largest security breach ever for any retailer. that's take this to a lawyer, adam thompson, criminal defense attorney and civil law attorney. four other retailers. they won't even tell us what they are yet. >> it's going to be a financial nightmare, this is just disastrous, these companies have affirmingtive obligation to make sure everyone's percentage information is protected. to allow computers to get hacked and then who knows what went on in stores -- people's credit card information and now possibly their personal information. who know if it's addresses, dobs, social security numbers -- how far this can go. might lead to identity theft. >> our understanding from the news report is that these four other major retailer were connote who they are -- but they know and haven't told customers.

>> that's ridiculous. they have an obligation to come out and say, here's what happened, hearings what we know. contact the parties that could be affected because they don't know what cards were taken or not. they have an obligation to let consumers know. without doing that, that delays the investigative process, delays people being able to tack affirmative steps to change credit cards, change pin codessed, and going to make it worse. >> this is happening more often. this target is the biggest ever. there is a national standard that is firm and solid here? or do we need more on the national level? >> there is an affirmed standard at this point. what is ironic, of all the retailers, target is the number one protected company out there in terms of security. they actually provide security advice to the federal government in terms of investigating crimes and things along that nature. so the fact that they would have been the first target from whoever this black market group of criminals is that is perpetrating these crimes, it's very strange they wouldn't start

somewhere else that is much weaker. they started with tearing and if target can get hacked, anybody can be hacked. >> people are protected by credit card companies but only if you catch it. if you shopped anywhere over the holidays, get busy. >> they have to let the consumers know so you pull up your credit reports. if you don't ex-forget it. people could have your information. forget about a $10 charge at credit store. they could be alying for loans, filling out applications and getting tax refunds. opposite they have that basic information, the sky is the limit to these guys. >> don't need to just check your credit card statement. you need to get a credit report. >> the stores should make the first step, that all their consumers -- they too shoo pay to allow whoever they think is affected to get free credit reports they pay for so people can scrutinize charges and report any deficiencies or fraud they find. >> good to see you, thank you. a couple of controversial

issues at the united states supreme court and one could be real trouble for the first. first the justices are set to decide whether president obama has gone beyond the powers of the president. the high court heard arguments another an appointment to the nlrb without the senate's approval. the arguments involve the constitution's so-call recess appointments clause which allows president to fill positions when the senate is in recess. the justice are debating a few questions, including whether a resist is a break between sessions of congress or anytime lawmakers are out of town. observers in court report that a majority of the justices asked questions it seemed critical of white house actions but analysts remind us, tough questions do not tell the story and often don't tell us anything how the court may rule. we expect a decision by the end of june. the supreme court refused to hear a case involving an arizona law which effectively banned

doctors from performing most abortions after 20 weeks. so the lower court ruling stands which strikes down the law as unconstitutional. so arizona's fairly new abortion laws, very restrictive, there's no way to enforce them because of the action or lack of action from the supreme court. >> cops in california say they have a serial arsonist on their hands after more than a dozen fires hilt the same city in less than a week. details on the crime and the leads that police say they are following. that's coming next on the fox news deck on this monday afternoon. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.®

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13 minutes pass the hour. a terrible day on wall street. the steepest decline in stocks we have seen in three months, and a lot of this has to do with corporate earnings reports. there's a slew of earning reports coming out shortly, and ten of 11 big companies that have reported have downgraded what their earnings estimates are, and wall street is really shaky on it this afternoon. youing can see in the early going, things are flat and now it's in dive territory. gone down 60-70 points since this program began. we'll happen updates and closing bell report at the top of the hour. the hunt for a suspected arsonist continues now as investigators say two more suspicious fires struck in northern california's largest

city, san jose, and this brings the total number of fires to 13 since last wednesday. official says 11 are confirmed arson, while two others are suspicious. >> absolutely suspicious. do we suspect this could be the arsonist setting these fires? it's highly -- we highly suspect it is possibly is. >> somebody is busy. here's a map showing downtown san jose and you can see the fires were not that far apart from each other. meantime, the fire department has released a sketch of a person of interest, and here it is. officials are now offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of somebody. adam housely is in the west coast news hub. >> these fires are between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. west coast time. a city councilman in san jose i asking for citizens to volunteer for two-hour watches. not to do anything, to be aggressive, but to just be on the lookout and try to find this

guy. these fires started last wednesday. there are 11 out of 13 confirmed arson here two are suspected to be. many of them in older homes without fire sprinklers or not enough fire alarms to sound and warm -- warn the family. the fire department got them out. i want to show you the person of interest, who it or hispanic, little broad sketch in the sense that he is 25-40, 6'0", 160-180 pounds, wears baggy clothes, large framed glasses and is very thin. we have some surveilens video and authority says they have a number of surveillance videos which they believe shows the suspect moving away from the arson fires. obviously don't have the same kind of lock as a sketch but gives you an idea of a man moving away. they're concern. this is an area of up to that is very pop late and a town with older homes that burn quickly. we'll keep you updated.

>> adam housely. and an update on breaking news and the shooting death at the theater on the west coast of florida. the local sheriff says the victim was making noise and that's when the sheriff says the suspect got angry, pulled a gun in the theater, and shot two people. steve harrigan has an update. steve? >> that theater has been evacuated but the suspect is still being questioned inside the theater by police. the event happened at a 1:30 showing of "lone survivor" the film about seals battling in afghanistan. there were two couples in front and behind each other inside the theater. the movie was still in the preview phase when noise began coming from the man's cell phone in front. an argument ensued. the man behind him drew a pistol and shot him. killed one man, wounded his female come papon so two couple, an argument turning into a

gunfight. one debt, the woman air lifestyled to the hospital. one dead, one wound, the suspect in custody. >> thank you very much. one of the most iconic brands in our nation is about to become a foreign brand. a japanese firm is set to buy jim beam. so, why are the makers of that world famous bourbon, along with makers mark and the rest under its brand, selling the company? that's next. oh!

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jim beam is turning japanese. officials at suntory-the company behind some of japan's biggest

whiskeys, announced they're buying the maker of jim beam and makers mark. the price tag, $16 billion. officials say this purchase will make the japanese company the third largest liquor producer on planet earth. and it's just the latest case of an american alcohol maker losing some of its american ties. you may remember a german buyer and brewer bought bud wires, -- budweiser, and a south african company bought miller. kennedy is in the house. kentucky to japan. >> it's sad. i'm originally from southern indiana and we have been brand loyal to beam as a family. today they're weeping tears. not of bourbon. >> i didn't realize bourbon was that popular over there. >> they've got yamazike. the japanese whiskey are clear

and crisp and interesting but they're not beam. >> do you see a trend here? >> people will follow the almighty dollar or yen, or euro. whoevers going to offer you -- makers mark were going to water down their spirits last year, and -- >> because they were running short. i wondered if that wasn't a publicity stunt. >> toteat publicity opportunity. we have so little and people were saying, you can't do it. but people are much more specific about their bourbon and whiskey than beer. people continued to buy bud because it's force of habit. >> they've have not changed the formula. makers mark has makers 46 that you see. everybody is looking for something that is the next level up, so you can charge more for it. and they were expanding, and it just looks like, okay, jim beam is good to go. apparently, no. >> no. apparently jim beam is going the way of relaxing time. suntory time for just about every bottle of booze you want.

whiskey? no. any heart isn't in it. it's in the upper south. i feel it. >> jim beam was a football saturday kind of beverage in my house. maybe we should switch to something else. >> we would use it for football wednesday. we didn't discriminate. >> okay. i don't know. the brown liquor, too much of that, -- use, you know what they say, liquor before wine, you're doing fine. >> if you put the wine in the liquor and add also beer as a chaser -- >> that's just ghetto. >> kind of what they do on "the five." >> boy. is that their secret? >> they laugh knowingly. they have many secrets. we'll watch for you at 9:00 p.m. eastern standard time. >> what do you think? tweet us or leave a message on the shepard smith facebook page. we'll'll probably reid some

comments because jim beam is important. >> it's a dream that's now fading into a nightmare. >> breaking news now. two german diplomas survived an attack while on a visit to saudi arabia. a saudi state news agency is now reporting somebody shot at the diplomats' car and then set it on fire. again, the diplomats survived the attack. we're just getting information. we'll bring that to you. there's word of brand new troubles for the new jersey governor chris christie, as if he doesn't already have enough. this doesn't have anything to do with the bridge fiasco. but over how his administration spent taxpayer moneys meant for superstorm sandy recovery and its victims but instead spent it on a tv ad during his re-election campaign. a federal probe is underway. we'll get the details and a response from governor christie. mere from a new book by the former defense secretary robert

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governor chris christie and his family at the same time the governor was running for re-election. the christie organization played nearly 5 millionto a company, the winning company proposed using governor christie in the ad, the other bid e did not. governor christie's office said federal reviews are standard proceed sure to ensure that funds are distributed fairly. we're confident, it goes on, that any review will show that the ads were a key part in helping new jersey get back on its feet after being struck by the worst storm in state history. new jersey's record, a newspaper there is reporting that new jersey democrats plan to issue a new round of intones as earlies a today and could target key staffers involve the

bridge scandal in which e-mails suggested that governor christie's aides and appointees purposefully tied up traffic to get revenge on a political rival. the governor says he had absolutely no involvement, and didn't know anything about it. last week, he fired a senior aide who governor christie says lied to him about the whole thing. let's get to the yahoo! political news reporter. this stuff keeps coming. >> i'd like welcome you to the 2016 presidential election right now. we have smelled blood in the water and we're going to be biting on democrats and any republicans for the next year and a half until election day, and this is not been a very good week obviously for governor christie. >> we have been hearing about this bridge thing for a long time. today if you look in the local stuff near new york and new jersey, you see that there's a mayor from jersey city, right there, saying some stuff. a mayor from hoboken saying some stuff. and then the ad. they're coming down 0 in a big

way. >> it's expected. he has been teasing whether he is running for president so you have national media looking at this. it's not just a local issue. with this new issue it reinforces the issue with the ad, reinforces the narrative it's all about chris christie and that's something he needs to push away, especially with the topic of sandy relief. >> this intones coming out -- these bones -- subpoenas coming out, all of these are coming, including this aide who he now says after five years is a liar and a horrible person. >> he had to see all of this coming. when you make yourself a national figure, this part of the game and we're going city this with the clintons unless they say that hillary clinton is not running for president, people are going to come after her, too. >> they're coming after her now. talking -- the cover of politico is hillary's hit list and goes back to when she was rung

against barack obama, saying anybody who crossed her and went with barack obama instead is never going to be forgotten. >> the -- >> including john kerri. >> the old saying ex-keep your friends explosion your enemies closer. when you have a political network as huge as the clintons, seems like an efficient way to keep people in line. people are coming to them asking for little help here and there and they want a quick way to find out if they should offer that help. i'm not surprised and imagine other big-name politicians have something similar. >> something that is not surprising but i didn't think of above. chris christie religious number -- chris christie are nuns are dropping but not among establishment based republicans. they didn't like him that much. he was moderate, shook barack obama's hands but his numbers among republican base folks are going up. >> they're seeing him as a fighter and they like. but i think lot of people, especially republicans, are giving it time. they want all of this dust to settle and find out if he can be

a straight pick in 2016. somebody they can rely on to not embear's them or blow up. >> a lot of time. >> in for the long haul. >> thank you. we're seeing new excerpts from former defense secretary robert gaits' new book. he writes the only time president obama showed passion for military issues was in the fight to repeal "don't ask, don't tell." in an interview, the former pentagon chief says president obama told the truth that he supports them -- told the troupes he supports them but did not do enough to make them believe the wars were worth their sacrifices. >> president bush did that with the troops, when i was secretary. i did not see president obama do that, and i said -- as i write in the book, it was this absence of passion, this absence of a conviction, of the importance of success. that curb disturbed me.

>> several lawmakers are questioning the timing of the book. john mccain and marco rubio. senator rubio told cbs news, and i quote, my preference would be that the people would refrain from writing these sorts of things until the president is out of office, because i thicket undermines the ability to conduct foreign policy. >> secretary gates said he didn't think it made any sense to wait until 2017 to release the book. ed henry covers the white house and is there live this afternoon. these are some pretty strong words from a former defense secretary regarding a signature commander-in-chief. >> you heard that criticism from even some republicans say why put this book out there now? you can see on nbc's today show, he sort of kicked off his media blitz. secretary gates was back pedaling by saying i respect both president obama and president bush but he elaborate about how he doesn't believe

president obama had what he called a deep passion to actually see the mission out in afghanistan, saying at one point in the book, quote, the only military matter, about which i ever sensed deep passion on his part was "don't ask, don't tell." for him, changing the law seemed to be the inevitable next step in the civil rights movement. he presumely was also passionate about health care reform but i was not present for those discussions. that is from the book. tough words but it's important to note that secretary gates does go on to say in that book -- i read lot of it -- that in the end he still believes that president obama made a lot of the right calls on the war in afghanistan. >> in fact he said a big picture, didn't disagree with any of them. >> that's right. he said in terms of the surge, surging over 30,000 more troops in late 2009-2010 to afghanistan, he gives credit to secretary gates saying the presidentover ruled his political advisers and said the war is unpopular.

the american people won't like this. he did it anyway. jay carney made it clear the president has deep respect for men and women in unform. take a listen. >> the commitment the president has to our men and women in uniform is profound and deep. i think that was reflected by secretary gates, and his commitment to the mission he has asked them to perform and who which they have performed and are performing admirably and heroically in afghanistan, is passionate indeed. >> now, democratic senator bern cardin went on to say yesterday that he believes the book shows that the president was willing to hear from all voices and that secretary gates' voice was heart -- was heard and the president brought skepticism so the military mission, something that the senator says was needed. >> after days of not being able to shower because of a dangerous

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the job the police were doing. they claim the cops are in cahoots with the drug cartels. witnesses say shooting has broken out in different cities and federal forceses are just watching the whole thing happen. some folks set fire to vehicles in protest of what is happening in protest of the vicinity large vigilante groups. they sayre they're just a cover for rival cartel. they're shooting it up and take over towns in mexico. >> signs of progress in the state of west virginia, davies officials revealed a dangerous chemical con tam fated -- contaminated the water supply of thousands of people. state officials are ban carefully and one at a time, so that excessive demand doesn't overload in the system. people are warned to not drink the water, use it to cook or shower or wash your clothes. all this startes thursday last week in charleston, west

virginia. officials there say a chemical that companies use to produce coal, spilled into the elk river from a holding tank and eventually spread to nine different counties. we go live there. erin brockovich is with us. show was instrumental in building a case against pacific gas and electric in 1993. her story became the basis for the oscar winning movie "erin brockovich." i heard you were head us down -- heading down there. what is the message? >> we're in charleston tonight and we're having a big town hall meeting, and the message is, you know, we have had 5,000 people come to us from the community who have concerns and fears and frustrations, and it's just to create a platform to continue the awareness and information that not all of the communities are getting. and as the water does come back on, it will not be just an

overnight process. how to flush, and most importantly, that the contaminant is still in the system and is tied up in your filters, so change coffee fit ifs, hot water heaters and humidifiers and things like that. >> how dangerous is this practically specking? >> is it the am -- we have been dealing with brown water contamination for 20 years, and these problems occur throughout the u.s. you just don't always see it where a municipal system is impacted and 300,000 people without water, and happens to be a chemical a lot of us don't know a wheel lot about. it is toxic, we know that. but how it acts in water and in water supplies and what it does to the fish life, we don't see that offer. -- don't see that often. so part of the story is yet to be old and we'll have to watch it unfold. we have been in and around the community. people said they smelled it

first. people say they still smell it even though the water is not running in the toy let. we visited with people in the hospital who do have chemical knew mope ya -- pneumonia. >> tell us about chemical pneumonia. >> it's something where the chemical -- again, however the water system works they get a sludge that comes through their system, and they may be showering and in really hot water and it creates an inhalation factor and the particulate matters are small and they suck it into their lungs and get a chemical burns that causes an ammonia. they have had burps to -- burns to faces and skins and they're sick. hasn't happened to everybody. and one concern we have that we're going to talk to the community about is especially for the school children. even though the system is being flushed, we don't know yet what chemicals could still reside in there, and are encouraging parents to allow their children to have bottled water at school, for at least the next few days,

until the system has been thoroughly flushed and they're more confident the chemical is not in the supply. >> the water supply is now said to be safe to use in the downtown area and east enbut a little while before it all gets there. erein brockovich spreading the word. >> there's breaking news from a movie theater where there was a shooting early this afternoon on the best coast of florida -- the west coast of florida. officials just wrapped up a news conference. steve harrigan has been watching that. what did we learn? >> reporter: this is the dispute over texting in the movie theater. it concerns two couples, just outside tampa. two middle-aged couples. a boyfriend and girlfriend in the front row, and behind. the, married couple. the front row the male continued to text during the movie's previews and an argument broke out. the married man behind him pulled out a pistol, fired two shots, hitting the man in the

chest and killing him. hitting the woman in the hand. she has been airlifted to a hospital. ing this happened temperature the preview to the film "lone survivor" with mark wall berg about four navy seals battle the taliban but the movie had not started. there were 20 people in the theater. that theater has now been evacuated. the wounded woman airlift it ode. the man dead and interviews are being held with the shooter and the good samaritan who held him down: police say man in denver tried to use a woman as a human shield as a s.w.a.t. team circled around him. it's all on video. and it is something to see. we'll show it to you next. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today?

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now that dramatic video i was mentioning that shows how a s.w.a.t. team took down a suspect as he tried to force his way out of a store using a human shield. important to note the suspect did not die. he is in the hospital. the video is intense. trace gallagher has it. trace? >> reporter: it's kind of intense, and jolting. happened around 9:00 this morning in denver. the suspect went into a 7-eleven store and barricaded himself inside, taking customers and employees hostage. after negotiations with the police broke down the suspect tried to force his way out using a woman as a human shield. what you do not see ills the store is surrounded by swat teams that begin yelling to release the woman, release the woman. it's unclear at this time if he has a weapon, but when he tries to pull the woman back inside the store, with what happens next.

shot one time in the left shoulder. you see how close police were there. he nils the hospital in critical condition. listen now to the denver police chief. >> i think it's always unfortunate when somebody is injured but thank goodness none of our citizens, none of the victims were injured or the officers. absent that, i think things ended as well as they could. >> unclear the motive of the suspect, shep, and whether or not he was carrying a weapon, if so, what type of weapon he carried. >> trace gallagher in los angeles. >> pink floyd may have gotten it wrong. scientist say the dark site of the moon may not be so dark after all. details on the real color, that's next. people join angie's list for all kinds of reasons. i go to angie's list to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town.

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♪ i'll see you on the dark side of the moon ♪ >> turns out the dark side of the moon is turquoise. scientist say the dark side gets blue light that the earth reflects. they say they figured this out after they studied measurements and pictures of the moon they took with a special telescope in hawai'i. >> he will not go away. alec rodriguez justside major league baseball's players union to overturn his season-long suspension. it was quite a weekend. it has not going away. a-rod says he'll go to spring training despite it all. a-rod, please disappear. >> also breaking news. southwest airlines flight that accidentallyland on the wrong airport in missouri is in the process now of taking off. we reported earlier this is a risky thing because the airport has a runway that is too short by the book for passenger jets of this size and that runway

ends with a cliff. it's about to take off. we're confident it will go well. on this day in the year 1999 the nba superstore michael jordan announced his second retirement from the chicago bulls. said he wanted to spend more time with his family and probably on the golf course. mj led the bulls to six championships over 12 full seasons and snagged the nan's most valuable player trophy five times. many analysts agree that jordan is still the greatest player in the history of the hardwood. his retirement would prove to be short lived because in 2001 he became part opener of the washington wizards and laced up to play for that team for the next year for two, well, quite uneventful season, but his airness made a second curtain call 15 years ago today. when news breaks out we'll break in at any time of the day or

night. the dow had a rough session. neil will get into the details. companies are not doing as well as they said they were in the first place, and i don't know, they're concerned on the streets. who wouldn't be. i'll see you later. we will sort that out, and something else that's out. the healthcare enrollment numbers and let's say young people not exactly flooding in. new worries for a law on life support. first to a certain governor's presidential amibitions, looking like they could be on life support still as well. because democrats piling on, and trouble for new jersey governor chris christie continue piling up. that's expected. here's maybe what is not. the number of otherwise very talkative republicans who are mysteriously clamming up, and have nothing, nothing to say. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. with friends like these who needs enemies.