lowrie rothman. america's longest war is closer to an end. obama set in motion a reversal of policy to negotiate with terrorists. you heard correctly that includes talking to a group that is accused of aiding international terrorist. that was at a joint news conference today with a news conference with karzai. both are putting there support for the support role this spring and reconciliation talks with the television. >> ultimately security gains

he used pictures on the iphone to track to the house rothman shares with a roommate.eturned, rothman was still asleep. >> can ask anyone who's lived with me that i sleep very soundly. takes a lot to wake me up. he was probably quiet on top of the fact that i am not easily awoken. >> that kind of sleep can be dangerous. the suspect, charles procter, is charged with first-degree burglary. >>> two dictionaries and a thesaurus could get a case thrown out of -- could get the case thrown out for former culpeper police officer convicted of manslaughter. a court clerk found the books in the jury room after the verdict. jurors found daniel harmon wright guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of patricia ann cook. the panel looked up the word "malice" which suggests confusion with jury instructions. the judge questioned each juror and will hear from attorneys in this case. harmon wright's attorneys want a mistrial. the judge will announce tomorrow how to proceed. >>> prince george's county is considering plans to revitalize major corridors near green line metro stations.

i think that noah rothman summarized it very well. he said this is a tale of two inaugurals. in 2005, which is to say bush 43 second inaugural smead i can't sneers in 2013. media cheers. he could be alluding to the endless discussion of how great mrs. obama was dressing and kids and so on. how this was great. in contrast to the 2005 inaugural just 8 short years ago when the discussion was any money spent on the inaugural washo coming at the expense of the poor. when unemployment was a couple points lower than it is now. meanwhile the iraq war, et cetera, et cetera. mr. rothman completely nailed the sense of bias, i salute him in his efforts here. >> what about that kirsten? do reporters not have memories? [ laughter ] >> that's a loaded question. no, i think there is a little bit of a double standard here clearly. the economy is still in a bad can't say they are no longer poor people. they are t concerned about cutting back when bush was president they should do it now. we talked about michael hastings rolling stone reporter who just wrote a book saying that in covering the p

i'm lori rothman.he obama -- obama economy heading a stumbling block, suffering its first decline since the end of the recession. the government cutting spending and u.s. businesses trying down inventories in the fourth quarter causing the economy to contract for the first time in more than three years. u.s. gross domestic product falling a rate of a tenth of a percent, that is the worst performance since the second quarter of 2009. this is growing at a 3% clip in the third quarter of last year. the federal reserve today saying that growth has stalled, but telling the public temporary, pledging to continue with the easy money policy into the outlook for employment improved substantially, the news coming as somewhat of late surprised as economists predicted. the economy hit with super storm sandy in late october causing extensive damage along the east coast, seen as a major factor. economists see the same growth in excess of 3 percent will be needed to significantly lower unemployment and get at least s

plus, she's the vava voom of the newsroom, laurie rothman and he's our very own cat lady except he's dude with, cats. andy levy. and he lives in a bush bit underpass -wúe >> this always happens in 197s we said america was going to be dead there was going to be starvation, population bloms, everybody said we're going down but we keep coming back. we're number one. >> i'm tired of hearing we're going down. let's get there. >> okay. >> we're no longer the super power. and i've been hearing from little kids that white people goring to be in the minority. when is it going to happen? i want to be a minority. in fifth grade, i'm not going to be a minority until i'm in my 70s. not going to be any good then. >> with that jacket you are a minority. you're a strange little man. >> can you concentrate on the fact we're doing a show? >> do you want my patriotic response? >> yes. how about yes. >> honest? maybe it's not such a bad thing to not have to be the super power and in the to have to bail everybody out. that is my fiscal conservative answer. my patriotic answer? china lies about money. eur

lori rothman wither increasingly vocalness. and who will kim and kanye sell their newborn pictures to? the story the white house will stop at nothing to conceal. you are watching "red eye" on fnc so stick around. >>> should on-line bigotry be treated differently? it includes vial statement made on social media. last month's trending topics like if my son is gay and if my daughter brought home a black man prompted thousands of homophobic and racist messages. now one official doesn't want to prosecute individual tweeters, but reform twitter. she said it is a, quote, sense of responsibility. they say, i want us to work together to put in place alerts and security measures that will ensure the unfortunate events will not occur again. basically she wants twitter to help prosecute or even ban hate speech in line with french laws. one individual responsible for a number of hateful tweets has been identified. i believe we have tape? >> adorable, but racist. >> clearly. >> it happens that way sometimes. >> the video or lori? >> hard to

that's exactly what happened to one woman here in the district, mika rothman was taking a nap on tuesdayernoon. a burglar apparently busted into her home, police say he stole laptops, credit cards and an iphone. an officer later spotted the alleged burglar looking suspicious. he used pictures on the iphone to track the stolen items back to the house rothman shares with her roommates. when police returned to the home, she was still sleeping. >> filecredibly lucky that he wasn't violent and that police did a good job getting our stuff back. >> police believe the burglar targeted the house because the security door was not closed. >>> a secretary of is on for a man who stabbed a man on a metro bus. the victim was stabbed twice in the chest. the attacker jumped off the bus when it got to 11th and h in northeast. the victim is expected to recover. police don't know if he know the attacker or if the stabbing was random. metro called in another bus to finish the route for the 60 passengers on board. >>> news4 has more from the live desk with breaking news. tonight? >> good morning. we're follow

rothman completely nailed the sense of bias and i absolute him in his efforts. >> jon: what about that, kirsten, do reporters not have memories? (laughter) >> that's a loaded question, no, i think there's a little bit of a double standard here. clearly, the economy is still in a bad place and you can't say that there are no longer poor people. and they're concerned about spending back when bush was president and should be concerned now. we did an interview earlier michael hastings, the rolling stone reporter wrote a book saying that in covering the president, being around the media, that what he observed was very immature behavior, giddy is the word that he used and sort of in awe of the president. and i think it just confirms what we've been saying here almost every week about the problem with the press corps and their inability to cover the president. >> jon: now, we heard during the inaugural address, we heard about climate change, we heard about gay rights, we heard about lots of issues, but nothing much about the deficit and some of the pressing issues of, you know, the really pre

. >> good morning, my name is richard rothmans and i'm back again talking about the mother's building at the zoo and i think since last time i've been here, i've been hearing that things have been move ining the right direction and i want to thank everybody. i did get a chance to go into the building the end of november and i was really in a state of shock. while i know it's going to take a long time to come up with a plan, i think while i'm not an architect or a professional preservationist, i think we need between rec and park and the art commission needs to go in and look at the west wall to make sure there's no more damage, it's really -- it really upset me when i saw the damage to the west wall of the mural there, so while the city's developing a long-term plan, i think there needs to be a short-term plan to make sure that there's no more damage to the murals, and also that rec and park will support the landmarks stat to make the mother's building a city landmark, although it was a national landmark, and we also need to look at the long-term goals so we make sure that what happen

lowrie rothman. america's longest war is closer to an end. obama set in motion a reversal of policy to negotiate with terrorists. you heard correctly that includes talking to a group that is accused of aiding international terrorist. that was at a joint news conference today with a news conference with karzai. both are putting there support for the support role this spring and reconciliation talks with theelevision. >> ultimately security gains should be matched with political progress of real reconciliation progress with the afghan government and television. president karzai updated me on the road map to peace and we agreed the process we should open the television office to facilitate talks. >> but the readiness of the army is closed but they're showing that they're able to operate without the assistance of the u.s. and violence is higher than the surge from two years ago. also insider tax last year there were 45 attacks resultingn 62 deaths among the coalition forces compared to 65 the previous year. but the president did not answer how ma

i'm lori rothman sitting in for lou dobbs tonight. catch me each day on you heard about the consumer electronics show? the device that will kill you. what do you do when hit with bad publicity? there are specialist to deal with bad news. what about the big oil spill? can they help during a disaster? what does the business do when the ceo gets set? what about when a candidate loses? how much bad news is fake? what do we want? when do one.? is bad news good news? >> "the business of bad news." tonight. john: when bad news hits what do you do when you're at the center of it? with a view to manufacture the of bushmaster rifle or manufacture the company that spills whale or the ceo gets .-- said? rohit bhargava and fraser seitel specializes in crisis management. rohit bhargava is the author of like economics. you run bushmaster? >>t a conundrum of sure they differ kept -- difficult was bushmaster the horrible tragedy in connecticut at the private equity company said we will sell immediately. exporting good said we will not sell them but bu

and the very very ugly it's constant state senator glenn grothman rothman is waging war i'm. at a press release one argues that kwanzaa is a fake holiday that was invented for the purpose of dividing and destroying america in the press release growth and rights that the founders of kwanzaa doric america and seek to destroy it by pretending that it's values as expressed in the declaration of independence and our constitution don't apply to everyone. in reality kwanzaa was established nine hundred sixty six to celebrate ideals like unity collective responsibility and self-determination and to celebrate african-american heritage and culture with this guy to be attempts to discredit kwanzaa is the latest development the war on religious freedom that is taking place in the earth and it's very very. after the break while big oil continues to destroy our environment residents of the midwest are feeling the disastrous effects of climate change why is america's heartland looking more and more like a scene from the one nine hundred thirty s. what can be done to save our agriculture ind

lori: and i am lori rothman. here's one way washington can avoid the debt ceiling showdown, get rid of the debt ceiling altogether. tracy: and grounded, and other emergency landing for boeing's dreamliners. planned as the top two airlines stopped planes from flying altogether. lori: on a post-it note just isn't enough. employee who allegedly stole $400,000 worth of copy machine toner and resold it on the black market. you have to hear it to believe it. tracy: top of the hour. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we can't seem to find our footing. nicole: interestingly enough we are not too far off of the unchanged line but we are up six of the last eight trading weeks. hovering around five year highs. as you noted early on, talk a lot about boeing weighing on the dow jones industrials today play with one issue after another. the s&p 500 down one point at 1471. it is also earning season. how they are faring. they came out obviously earnings-per-share eating earnings slightly miss. a new h

lori: good afternoon, 2:00 on the east coast, i'm lori rothman.ey webster. 14,000 within reach. lori: look at that. ashley:down surging up 71 points today, trading at 13,953. intraday high is the best in five years. what does the market do from here? "morningstar" domestic fund manager of 2012, he knows what he is talking about, mark henneman is here. lori: also new hope for housing. home prices posting their biggest year-over-year spike in six years. s&p's david blitzer puts together the case-shiller numbers. he will tell us what housing says and how it is helping the overall economy. ashley: fantastic. microsoft revamping office to take on a growing threat from google apps. will it work? microsoft spokeswoman and actress felicity huffman will talk with shibani joshi this hour. don't want to miss that. lori: stocks near the highs of the session. the coming close to 14,000. >> it is exciting when people watch the dow move to 6500. they saw job cuts. they saw dividend cuts. they saw their stocks cut in half and their home values diminish. here we a

lori: and i am lori rothman. what to watch for after the bell. overhauling that sec. peter barnes goes one-on-one with the outgoing enforcement chief. melissa: forget the fan traffic. turns out traffic is the hazard. why he is changing course after speaking out. lori: let's get an update on the markets as we do every 15 minutes. specifically, on earnings for us. nicole: there is a lot moving and grooving here on wall street. when you take a look at what revolves around earnings, you see some names on the move. for example, travelers best of the bunch. delta airlines continues to do very well. we are seeing delta up three quarter of a percent. verizon with a down arrow. however, giving their outlook on a conference call for 2013, they were certainly a winner. johnson & johnson, their full-year numbers are not too hot. a couple of things to know is, in the latest quarter they did do well with therapy for hepatitis b, as well as, psoriasis. that is something you will have to watch. lori: thank you. melissa: big tech giants will report today after the bell. sandra smith i

i am lori rothman. melissa: and i am melissa francis. what does facebook have up its sleeve and will it live up to the hype? lori: urging new warnings on the debt ceiling. warning of a possible downgrade. would the u.s. lose its aaa rating? melissa: more than a quarter of workers are dipping into the 401(k) account early. lori: let's get you updated on the market as we do every 15 minutes. time to check with nicole petallides at the stock exchange. we do have losses. nicole: it depends if you are looking at the s&p 500, that would be the case. the dow jones industrials, not the case. we finished higher yesterday by 18 points on the dow. what we are looking at today is the same sort of sentiment where we are right near that sentiment. we actually moved into the green for the dow. some of the names that are weighing on the dow include hewlett and packard and american express. a lot of the financial names will be coming out. it traded as low as 483.80. $487..95 a share. some of the traders say under $500 looks good to them. others are sayin

. >> this is mika rothman. she's 24 years old. yesterday afternoon she was asleep in her bedroom when a burglar kicked in the back doone. >> she didn't hear a thing. he had broken through our back door. came upstairs, and went through all their stuff. my stuff, cracked the door open and saw that i was asleep, and luckily for me decided to sort of bypass and move on. >> we're going to begin the story at the ending in an alley, where yesterday afternoon a cop spots a man. he has a backpack and musical instrument case. something doesn't seem right. so the cop decides to give it a second look. the cop discovers two laptons, an iphone, a wallet, some credit cards, and a saxophone. where did all this stuff come from? so the cop goes through the pictures on the iphone and sees a picture of this house about a block away. crime scene. when police got to the house, they found the back door kicked in and mika asleep upstairs. she was home recovering from the flu. >> when the police told you what had happened while you were asleep, what went

coast lori rothman in the house and fox business very own charles payne. down to the everglades? >> the takeaways don't chop off the heads. that causes undue pain and suffering. >> i have to be superior to phil has to kill one of these things. melissa: he has no street credit >> 100,000 the number one to stay for a month? imagine i get 1500, all its $30,000 worth. if i won the contest, you wouldn't know, and taking them all home. more than 1500 bucks. melissa: you to make purses to meshes? >> absolutely. melissa: he's making u.k. five. that's with does all that long. >> i do it's to the movie theater. twelve systems 15. >> he can do math. melissa: 1500 bucks. there's something weird about that. you want to get down there. first up, mcdonald's is trying a new way to crack down on crinals they're installing in dna deterrence break in hundreds of stores. it is invisible, not toxic, but it contains a unique dna that links to the thief -- sorry police that the to the crime even months later so all the police need is a qb like to see the dna code which is report

>> good afternoon, i'm lori rothman. the market's flat, the president must have been speaking. >> i'm melissa francis. we are not a deadbeat nation, the words from president obama urging congress to raise the debt ceiling. >> dumping bonds, diving in stocks, records amounts of money flowing into stocks and etfs last week. is that a trend? that's ahead. >> a number you don't here with taxes, 0, but that's what the louisiana governor is proposing, a zero corporate tax rate and income personal tax rate. we have the man who crafted the plan here with more details. interesting. >> that fits me, but how does that get offset? >> there you did. there you go. >> okay. updated on the markets like we do every 15 minutes. nicole, we have bank earnings out this week. how are broader markets doing? >> a lot going on. friday, the dow went over the unchanged line 50 times, today, no different, back and forth action. the dow is gaining five points, but the nasdaq and s&p both pulling back some, and, of course, the nasdaq weighed down by

but there was this business with his piano teacher man called rothman or rothstein or something. anyway, he left under a bit of a cloud. mm-hmm. and james lost interest after that and stopped. who else might i talk to who knew him as a boy? there was our old housekeeper, mrs. ramsay. mm-hmm. but there's been this terrible business. what's that? a young woman was found murdered in her house. murdered? oh, i'm sorry. i thought you'd know all about it. the police were only here yesterday. my husband's secretary. she was found strangled. (seagulls cawing) (noisy din, coughing) adam: there's not many people here. well, they only called the meeting yesterday. don't you think that's a bit strange? no. why? harrison: good evening ladies and gentlemen. please take your seats. let me introduce myself. i'm michael harrison working with harry clifton here for the hastings planning committee. heckler: never heard of it. what good's it ever done? ladies and gentlemen these are the facts. in the last five years more than three million houses have been damaged or destroyed. as a country, we now

that's business, i'm lori rothman.  >> here is living proof that you'renever too old for love. hugh hefner is ringing in the new year as a married man. he exchanged vows with 26-year-old playmate crystal harris at a private new year's eve ceremony. the pair got engaged two years ago but she left just a few days before their original wedding date and now they're newly weds. she tweeted this picture last night. >>> bill board magazine is expecting some exciting and break-out moments in 2013. the magazine is watching beyonce and mily cyrus to see what they have to offer. >> i'm pretty excited to see what beyonce does. it's going to be talked about in 2013. she's a woman that really rises to the occasion and doesn't take these opportunities lightly. she prepares, shows up and blows people away. to have an international stage and thaen cameras and eye balls trained on her, i'm expecting her to do something amazing. miley cyrus has signed a new major label deal and very curious to see where her sound goes. i think she's managed to maintain her celebrity but it'

i'm lori rothman sitting in for lou dobbs tonight. catch me each day on ♪ gerri: hello, everybody.'m gerri willis. our video games -- are video games to blame for gun violence in this country? vice-president continuing his week-on meetings at the white house seeking ways to reduce gun violence in this country following last month's massacre in newtown, conn. today it was the video-game industry's turn. in those talks were publishers of some of the most violent games out there including electronic arts, activision blizzard his violent game, call of duty, one of the biggest moneymakers ever. this is what it is like to play one of these games which brings him back to the question i started this show with. are video games really to blame? for joining me now, a psychiatrist to things video games are responsible for gun violence. a gaming blogger with sentinel who says they're not to blame. travis, you say your video game player. you say they are not to blame. how so? >> i have been playing video games for around 17 years. at plated number of video games, and at the end of the day when w

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i'm lori rothman sitting in for lou dobbs tonight. catch me each day on now, 1 p.m. have a fantastic weekend, everybody. neil: let it be known this is the week the president tried to become a dictator. i know, i know, it sounds crazy, and, man, do i hope i'm wrong, but this is the week i discovered a president who sized up an opposition party that was very weak. this was the week that barack obama came in peace to rip our constitution to pieces. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and i know, i know, i know what you're thinking, neil's lost. you might be right on that, but i know i'm not wrong, not one bit. now, again, i know that sounds mad, but a lot of folks are mad, very mad at a president increasingly willing to bypass congress and bypass something else, the constitution, to get what he wants whenever he wants it and get it fast. just read this week's i'll call 'em takeover tea leaves. vice president joe biden saying the president is exploring executive orders to combat gun violence to, essentially, confiscate guns. the second amendment be damned. the same pres

ash webster and lori rothman going to take you to the end.seeing this market rise -- we've been seeing this market rising ever so slowly -- lori: second straight day of gains, pushing multiyear highs here. the bell's just moments away, so we'll see where we close up shop. ashley: let's go to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. volatility continuing to come out of this market. the vixx continues to drop. chel was just talking about that a short time ago. >> reporter: right, affectionately known as the fear index, so where is the fear? the fear gauge is below 14 percent fifth

to lori rothman, steve more, and taught on a very real and scary calendar working against all of us. have the feeling that you have a lot to say about what is not going to happen in the next ten years which will probably be this budget. >> well, you know, when i first came to washington in the early 1980's i never taught was in the reagan white house at that time. the convention was to do to end a three-year budgets and then it became for year end and five-year. now we are doing these ten year. they come up with these fantasy numbers. they projected they are going to cut spending in six, seven, eight, nine, ten years from now. the predictions never come true. i think we ought to get back to the idea of just budging and maybe one or two or three years. you know, the projections, as you said, you cannot have any idea what the budget will look like continues. just one statistic to demonstrate that point. you go back to the year 2000. we had a $200 billion budget surplus, and most analysts thought throughout the next decade we would have surpluses. in fact, we ran a 6 trillion in debt. c

i'm just imagining, lori rothman and i are sitting next to each other anchoring the 1:00 show and clickwhat? i mean it just. yeah, go ahead. tell me how it works. >> you spend a lot of time thinking about it already. a waste of time negotiating issues and am i getting right compensation. a lot of information slips out. you know she is making more money but no way to resolve it. transparent environment she is not making same as i am. what is she doing better than i am. we can solve that in advance of being explosion. melissa: you have that conversation and somebody says hey, so-and-so or pay everybody the same? that is what i suspect the pay everybody the same amount? >> no, we have people same class of skis, engineers, designers analysts make paying different salaries and experience and competence and see the other person's salary it is easy to understand the vector got them there. what they do better. easier path to get them where they want to be. no did he negotiate better? is he good at kissing ass in the back office. melissa: right, right. >> there is no person to manipulate. meliss

rachel rothman is an analyst at susquehanna.fc is trading on its reputation as being a western brand that is likely to have higher food standards than its chinese competitors. >> that's correct. i agree with that. >> so how concerned are you now, that you have this second sales warning? what can you see in the company for the last two weeks of december, and what do you fear for january? >> i think the real issue is going to be that in its third quarter earnings release, that took place in the second quarter -- excuse me, the second week in october, the company had guided positive same-store sales in china. then they came out about six weeks later and told everyone that sales were decidedly softer than they had expected and they were now going to be down 4% in the fourth quarter. and this was obviously before the incident with the suppliers. then on the 21st of december, they came out and they acknowledged the incident with the suppliers. but said there had just been a, quote unquote, moderate impact. more recently, last night th

. >> im lori rothman with your fox fox business three. it has been a tough day for wall street.over the holiday. hiring this holiday season hit a six year high despite your and uncertainty. retailers boosted their payrolls more than 10% from last year. hbo exclusive for another ten years. the deal is keeping universal away from streaming movie providers like netflix. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. the local cheryl: from people two puppies. president obama's affordable care act introducing increased prices on some imaginary care. you warned about this last year. these devices that are used in your vet clinics will be, the costs will go up for consumers. >> it seems that it is. we are fortunate that we now offer the same health care for pets. the challenge is almost all of the equipment that we use is the same equipment that is used on people. our goal is to provide the services at a cost affordable basis. unfortunately, this will drive the cost out. cheryl: you have a range of clinics across 30 states. this will impact your cons

. ♪ >> i am lori rothman with your fox business brief.than expectations for people who filed jobless claims last week. employers announced plans to lay off more than 40,000 in january. up 24% from last month. shares of ups under pressure after the profit missed expectations. ups reported earnings of $1.30 per share. revenue of more than $14.5 billion did top the estimate for ups. a different story for viacom. the media conglomerate reported adjusted profit of $0.91, beating that event by one penny. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper] ♪ [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all onhinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ from td ameritrade. - ♪ 'cause people got me questioning ♪ ♪ where is the love - ma'am. you forgot your purse. - thank you. oh. thank you very much. - a message from the foundatio for a better life. pete. oil has been down today. i

i am lori rothman. melissa: i am melissa francis. it has been 1351 days since the senate last passed a budget despite the law. they must pass a budget every year. lori: speaking of cash, treasury, budget him a new is jack lu? a man who is likely to be dominated the next treasury secretary. melissa: it is no secret that congress -- even the cardassians. lori: cannot wait to hear the results of that. let's check on the market. it has been 15 minutes since we last checked with nicole petallides. nicole: there are nice gains. we have come off of our earlier highs. still, the dow jones industrials up about 55 points here on wall street. the u.s. dollar also with an up arrow. commodities are pulling back. let's take a look at herbalife. a name that has certainly been in the news since the middle of december. we sell the stock shooting up. this is an 8.2% stake. what you see is that pushing the stock to really jumping. we will continue to follow this and all of this comes on the heel of concerns about herbalife. melissa: thank you so much.

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. ♪ >> i am lori rothman with their fox business brief.ama administration. ray lahood is leaving the obama administration. he will be the sixth department had of 15 to leave as president obama begins his second term. the online retailer expected to -- the federal reserve began its latest two-day policy meeting. expectations are that they will stick with the plan until the unemployment rate dips below 6.5%. that could take until the end of 2015. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ connell: talk about it elegy. we will get into google and north korea here in a second. what is the deal here, shibani joshi? shibani: the reinvention of microsoft office. this is the biggest profit driver for the company. a consumer version was officially introduced today. it is more of a cloud -based service. you get this available for up to five devices. lots of storage. even some skype minutes for $99. this is the first time it has been directly available for consumers. all eyes are on this. again, 6 billion in