>> hi, connell. hi liz. it was a little bit of profit-taking and we can talk about cantor losing election. can talk about a lot of things. markets will take profit at some point even if we to higher or lower. at some point the market will take profit. this looks like a little profit-taking. volume is down 30 to 40% of normal volume. we're seeing a national rotation, a little bit of selling pressure. boeing was under pressure. so the market sold off. it is down really a blip on the radar based on where we've been. liz: blip on radar. that brings us to robert luna who still says this is opportunity where you have to do the work to pick stocks versus entire indexes, robert? >> that is exactly it, liz. we work with high net worth clients and high net worth expectations. when they come to us they want to own more than a bunch of tickers in their company or portfolio. in last few years it didn't make sense. you threw a dart, market went up and you did well. this is finally type of environment where you're rewarded

"after the bell" starts right now connell: so much news indeed.n of the robert luna says forget the macro, focus on the micro, picking solid individual stocks. chuck self, chief investment officer still

jenna: connell, thank you.e are awaiting a vote on capitol hill to see who is going to replace eric cantor and house majority leader. plus, we want to know what you think. do the irs e-mails missing, will they ever be retrieved? log on to foxnews.com/ask now and get in on the live chat. this is a view... ...you have to leave the couch to believe. seize the summer with up to 40% off hotels from travelocity. add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ jon: we will be back here in one hour, see you then. jenna: watch out for the president. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> fox news alert, we're waiting to hear from the president on the growing crisis in iraq. at the bottom of the hour we expect president obama to make a statement at the meeting with defense secretary chuck hagel and members of his national security team. the u.s. is weighing what to do with the mi

we hadn't connell templated c6s. this is the first time i heard about businesses transforming into a c6. be happy to learn more as to why they would want to be exempted from the laws. do you have -- >> the 5 01 c-6 in particular in our district they are a merchant association. ~ so, we interact with them on a fairly regular basis and i just wanted to make sure they wouldn't have to go and register because, again, we do work very closely with them on various community issues. >> so, my understanding is that there are many trade associations that are 5 01 c-6s that i think most of the public would understand we have to have some understanding of the activities that they have lobbying us. but on the other hand, i certainly know for smaller merchant association that's something i could understand. so, i'm happy to learn more about it. >> okay. so, we're going to open this up to public comment at this time. are there any among those in the public who would like to speak on this item? if there are a few, you can line up th

i'm connell mcshannon at the midtown studios.e a staple of the imus in the morning program over the last few years and we're going at it about all the subjects of the day. topics in this particular edition of blond on blond that you'll see here in a minute or two include a woman who wanted to sell her virginity and

chris oh connell, fox 29 news. >> tonight we're getting a look at the man philadelphia police say hasulled off several burglaries. officers say francis, has targeted the washington square and logan circle areas of the city. police say you can see him on surveillance video in one case using a crowbar to get into a home and steal a computer and a tablet. similar items valued at thousands of dollars were taken from other locations as well. >> be oh the look out in winslow township, new jersey, two bears were spotted that today. here's a picture of one of them. the first bear was spotted along wharton avenue in the elm section in town. the second in the waterford section. give them a call if you see either of this bears and whatever do you, do not approach them. >>> septa says it's optimistic it will avoid a strike it's telling regional rail riders to look at other transportation options just in case. the transportation authority has been in talks with two workers unions that has another mediation session scheduled for friday. if the worker strike this weekend, regional rail services will

fox 29's chris oh connell live in salem tonight. chris?> reporter: iain, at this hour, no sign of la tia harris here at the salem police station. the salem woman and mc donald's employee still wanted for that vicious video taped beating avenue 29 year old mother and it all happened in front of her 284 old son. take look at who police are looking for. state police in bellmawr physical me they had report that harris was going to turn herself in today with her attorney. well, they believe harris got word the media might be awaiting her arrival, so she is still not in custody. thursday when this shocking video surfaced. it's now gone viral. police say it is harris in that red mcdonald's uniform beating and kicking a woman in a field near the restaurant. the attack happened in front of the victim's two year old son and on lookers who didn't intervene. catherine ferrar ferrara is stil recovering tonight. she suffered a broken nose, a concussion, lots of cuts and bruises. we -- there is still a warrant out for harris' arrest. it has been ever sin

if connell decides not to do something, they can. isn't it up to the vote arerses? does the president get to say, hey, congress won't do something, so i will. why can the president say that? >> the republicans cornered him and haven't given him much choice. we have seen it time and again. basically since the president was elected. what's really important here is the presidents has really, i think, been proactive, very active in taking an advantage. it was incredible to see how this was playing out on spanish language television today. they were cutting into programming and remember the world cup. there are a lot of viewers tuning in. these are people who are deeply affected. their families, neighborhoods, congregations at church are being torn apart. if they have questionable status they may have children, future voters if not voters today that are demanding from our government, from congress and this president action. >> what are the politics then? it's been clear for a while the idea that we know the comprehensive immigration reform polls well. the demographic arg

well, it looks like rather than try to it continue the assault towards bag tad, they're trying to connel consolidate their gains. it's a predominantly sunni area. they have the most civilian support in that region. it's highly unlikely they have either the manpower or the capability, or quite frankly, the desire to go well south into the southern predominantly almost exclusively shia area. >> and dana to you, as we know with these meeting in the oval office, will there be a stakeout camera? can we assume we'll be hearing from the mcconnells, pelosis, boehners, reids, most meeting? >> some we won't hear from, others waiting to see what happens in the meeting. and sometimes we try to read into the fact that they don't come out. maybe they know something they simply can't talk about. other times they actually make a bipartisan agreement, just to let the president do his thing. so we're going to wait and see what exactly happens at the end of that. we're not exactly sure. >> we'll be watching for it. dana bash, general kimmit, thank you both very much. >>> the suspected benghazi raid masterm

one of the greatest pursuance of the era was the former commander of the connell army, george washington, and he put it this way in a letter that he wrote in october, 1786 before the constitution was written. "let the reigns of government be praised in time and help with a steady hand. the purpose of the constitution. that leads to the second myth that i talk about today, a lot of historians have said what i that the, but they say refrain for democracy was something that they got from the books that they read. there is a chapter on james madison and his authorship of the constitution in which the "a child of the revolution read some books. from madison, j, hamilton reading these books? partly. i want to stress what i think was the more profound motive and that was the people who wrote the constitution believed that in the time after the revolutionary war, the u.s. had become a bad credit risk. not just the government, but the people themselves. the results of that was that the country had become unattractive to investors. nobody would lend money to americans. so, they wrote the constitut

military prosecutor mark martins said the case against him is strong, while defense attorney james connell said the was mishandled the case of failing to bring charges for years. >> this is evidence we are confident can be proved, can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt, which is why we bring it. i will have to leave it at that. >> what happened here is the justice process was hijacked at the cia. ,hen he came into his custody he was placed -- held in cia custody until september 2006 instead of being presented to justice system. if the tribunal will hear conspiracy charges against him since conspiracy is not considered a war crime. president obama has unveiled new measures aimed at protecting marine life from pollution and overfishing. the u.s. will create the world's largest ocean preserves by expanding federally protected waters of the pacific ocean. in a video message to the state department's are ocean summit, obama also unveiled new curbs on illegal fishing. >> i am building on that progress by directing the government to combat black work fishing that threatens our oceans and un

[buzzer] both you and connell beat me. how is that?ast, simple as that a lot of people love golf but would you invest in a golf course. michael pa suechy, i don't play golf, bought sebonack golf course for $46 million. liz: our own dierdre bolton had a chance to interview michael about whether this course has been a hole-in-one for him. that is hard name, somebody bonn nick. most people -- sebonack. there is some of the video. $45 million what he paid for the land. he beat out donald trump for that. he spent another 12 million to develop it and another 125 million to develop the facility, in part, the course designed by jack nicklaus. there are cottages there. they renovated the clubhouse. anyway i asked him, does all of this add up to a good investment? here is what he told me. >> generally owning golf courses is not a good investment. i did it more as a hobby as he did with the clippers. this was, i didn't set out at all to make money with this project but, that's the only one i ever not tried to make money with. liz: he is a serial

not too long ago we thought america's energy needs connell be met through increasing foreign dependence. it's a scary thought, particularly as we watched the chaos unfold overseas and gasoline prices closing in on $4 a gallon here at home. i hear constantly from working families struggling with the cost of filling the tank just to drive to and from work. energy is at the core of american life. it supports jobs and our economy and it affects everything from the price at the pump and the monthly electric bill to the cost of grolsries. all of the things that americans need to make ends meet. schools, churches, hospitals, manufacturing plants in my home state of michigan and around the country, they all depend on affordable energy. that's why this coming week the house is going to vote on bills designed to make the most of america's abundant energy supplies by building pipelines and transmission lines to connect our energy abundance to consumers, and by using our energy strength to fight back against hostile nations who use their resources to hold the rest of the world hostage. we've alread

i take the story back to a single election in ireland in 1926 when the great liberator daniel o connell was riding high in ireland's catholics to organizing demand full civil rights including the rights to hold public office in the nation they dominated. until the 1820s politics in ireland was a rigged game designed to keep the minority in power at the expense of the majority. in 1826, o'connell wrote, challenge the status quo in an election for the house of commons seat from county warfare. mcconnell said deputy thomas wiese came up with a plan that would sound familiar to many in the decades to come. he sent out agents into the county to persuade catholic voters to do the unthinkable, to vote against the chosen candidate of the landlords. votes were declared publicly backing. so to vote against the landlord was either a brave or foolish thing to do. many of the poured catholic farmers want something in return for their vote. as one voter put it -- >> it cannot fill the belly. >> others wrote to ask about jobs and even new places to live if their landlord evicted them in a fit of parti

connell: what about the nsa? so much information stored up. it has to be in there somewhere.equest out to the agency. i think if you look at that, we are now actually looking at mass security. recovering data from the irs. is this a big cover-up? i do not know. having catastrophic losses, that is a major problem. >> your company is trusted. you are a security company. could you do this relatively easily? could you just check it out? we quickly sift through a significant amount of information. i would even throw it out there that if the irs came to us personally, we would do it to help them out. you just need a little help. stuart: fascinating. i really hope that somebody does this. we really appreciate you being with us today. valuable information. stuart: looking at the price of gold. not much has changed. all this turmoil in the oil. you know what is going on around the world. the price of gold simply has not taken off. you are in this line of business. explain it to me. what is going on. >> you may be offering from a little bit of a miss understanding. for me, i have said

young person right out of college with their connell: experience or someone who has had 20 or 30 years choose if you are a business owner. stuart: how about this one? one in three millennials lives at home with mom and dad. what is your take? >> thinking what to say. i do not feel bad for millennials one bit when it comes to this. you get what you vote for. they voted overwhelmingly for barack obama twice and guess what, now you have to deal with consequences. those consequences are more abundant economy forcing you to live like you are a teenager even though you are an adult. you want to get out of mom and dad's house and what the better paying job and be able to find a wife or husband one day and start to raise a family in your own home, stopped supporting stated politicians who despise capitalism. it will work against your interests. stuart: we love you, baby. thanks very much. vice president joe biden says the white house left no one behind in the economy. we will discuss that in a moment. i ys say be thman with the plan but with less ergy, moodiness, i had to do something. i saw m

his name is tim connell. you are a publicly traded company. very nice pop right at the time where you have faa approval. how many of these drones do you have flying right now? >> a little over 1 million hours of flight history on a family of small systems. over the last decade with the u.s. military. puma is the largest of our small planes. stuart: does your company operate these planes? is that how it works? >> right. a business relationship with bp. we call it mission services. the hardware, the operators, it delivers actionable information to british petroleum. much like we do with other customers. stuart: there is widespread use of this kind of plane. gathering information in all kinds of ways. can you scale off your information? can you scale up pretty fast? >> we have been scaling this element for well over a decade. we currently supply about 85% of all the young man airplanes. all of the services and hardware for 30 other countries. stuart: you are the firmly established drone company in the united states of america. your stock is a pur

the families connell y ies cont for the safe release of their children and later today meet with thecriminal and it's been described as selective punishment. though the islamic group still hasn't taken responsibility, israel has made it clear beyond finding the missing teams, the ultimate goal is to crack down further for hamas. for "cbs this morning," alex ortiz, the west bank. >>> in washington the irs has more explaining to do. "the new york times" reports the agency lost another batch of e-mails. they could help explain the possible targeting ow certain groups including tea party supporters. they admitted to losing two years of e-mails from lois lerner's computer. the asenncy says six more disappeared because of computer crashes. >>> president obama spoke at a fund-raiser last night. the president says that progress has been made in advancing equality, but he believes more needs to be done overseas. >> there are still americans out there w.h.o. w.h.o. are vulnerable and and alone who need our support. for those who face violence and intimidation every sing i day and live under go

thanks to the city's high-speed internet, it might rival sill connell valley. jonathan martin has more. >> reporter: with an appalachian mountain backdrop, chattanooga has prided itself on its scenic river front. now, an ultra high speed internet service. >> about 100 times faster than the national average. >> is driving growth in this small tennessee city. >> it's so much easier than anywhere else to do anything. >> the fiber optic internet connection transfers at 1 gigabyte per second, 40 times faster than cities like new york and on par with hong kong which has the fastest in the world. >> we have branded our community as the gig city, the first city to have a gig. >> chattanooga, tennessee became america's first gig city. >> it started more than 4 years ago when epb, the city-owned utility company was looking to upgrade the power distribution center but with over $330 million in bonds and federal stimulus grants, engineers created a city-wide fib fiber optic network for $70 a month, epb customers, no matter where they live have access to the super fast inte

i connell give you my story. and sir, thank you for your service. i started pursuing the firmgreen ten years ago. i'm a firm believer of the lord my god and serving as a marine in vietnam, i fight for free rights, free trade and limited government. i did not understand nor do i understand the rabid anti-government end that seems to be motivates the current tax on the export-import bank. working to accomplish things for the greater good that could not be done by individuals alone. in combat, i could not have survived without my fellow marines. we cooperate. that's the way i thought we acted in america. i firmly believe that export-import -- excuse me, i firmly believe that the xm bank delivers an enormous value to mainstream america and allows me to grow without borders. we're not limited to domestic markets. we dare to reach out to the world's markets. for example, my award-winning bio gas project in brazil, my client asked me how we intended to present our eca finance proposal for the project. i was embarrassed i had to ask him what he meant. they

i connell give you my story. and sir, thank you for your service. i started pursuing the firmgreen ten years ago. i'm a firm believer of the lord my god and serving as a marine in vietnam, i fight for free rights, free trade and limited government. i did not understand nor do i understand the rabid anti-government end that seems to be motivates the current tax on the export-import bank. working to accomplish things for the greater good that could not be done by individuals alone. in combat, i could not have survived without my fellow marines. we cooperate. that's the way i thought we acted in america. i firmly believe that export-import -- excuse me, i firmly believe that the xm bank delivers an enormous value to mainstream america and allows me to grow without borders. we're not limited to domestic markets. we dare to reach out to the world's markets. for example, my award-winning bio gas project in brazil, my client asked me how we intended to present our eca finance proposal for the project. i was embarrassed i had to ask him what he meant. they