there is some powerful stuff from john stuart and conan o'brien. will put that stuff on twitter so you and everyone else can see it. thank you very bloomberg international correspondent. you can see a whole lot different dell from two years ago. brad stone caught up with dell's vice chairman and asked him about the latest and greatest from dell. >> our best ever consumer portfolio products we are pretty excited about that. one of them is the most prestigious that's of innovation, which shows that innovation is right. >> a 13 inch notebook. >> tell me why this is different? >> what is unique about this is this is a world's smallest 13 inch notebook. >> this is a's green -- it has no border, a 13 inch screen. we took all the air out of the product and built the world's smallest 13 inch notebook without comp remise in performance with high resolution display, and we increased the battery life to 15 hours in doing so. this has the distinction of being the smallest 13 inch notebook in an 11 inch form factor with 15 hours of battery life. quite an innova

stuart: john, i've got to mention you have a lot of problems with the law -- >> i have? ll, that means you've got a credibility problem doesn't it? >> well what law have i had a problem with, varney? stuart: as i understand it, there were murder charges wasn't it and there was some degree of drug taking? >> but i've never had a murder charge, never had a drug charge against me. there were certainly questions and -- in belize. the police wanted to question me about the murder of my neighbor i chose not to be questioned. i was never charged with anything, and i'm back in the states i've been here with two years with no charges. that's the facts. stuart: okay, john. we appreciate you being with us. very, very interesting because we all thought a major hack would be a very, very sophisticated, high-tech kind of approach, but you're saying it was not. fascinating stuff. john mcafee -- >> they never are. stuart: i've got to go, but we appreciate you being with us. thank you, john. >> thank you sir. stuart: got me going. how about that? i thought it was some kind of supercompute

people under communism also do, we turn to parity, we turn to parity so hence the popularity of john stuart and steven colbert and the sense that their presentations can convey information and truth that can't be quite stated in the media. >> let me get back to thinking about how this was remedy. >> the general example is a good one. 90% of former journals, they are trading on that, that is a contract, radical contract when nobody did it and for very -- this is similar to harvard medical school, talk to professors in their 70s 480s, 60s and 70s, nobody at harvard medical school would have taken money from a drug company, but today if you don't take money from a drug company signals you are not very good. everybody feels like they do and they must. this is what everybody is doing. why wouldn't you do it as well. the striking part of the story that distinguished it from the economist. the mentor generals, there was the rule that required them to disclose their conflict and almost overnight, all of them stopped the relationship because it was too embarrassing, the shame that they want to be in

>> we do not make the john stuart klipper real. no fox business in that.big circle, you know what. the interesting thing about this the panels are in danger, there is a panel about meditation that went on yesterday or the day before. it is all but touchy-feely topics about making the world a better place and i think to be honest with you basically to protect the fat cats and allow them to do their sleazy business on the side which goes on at all the parties, all these other gatherings and restaurants. what goes on isn't the story of davos. what goes on in there is the sort of dream of what it should be. the unreality of the reality which is fat cats, someone like larry think we brought before. meeting sovereign will funds in davos. it is not about climate change or anything else. charles: stay out of trouble. we will see you again real soon. >> i was at a party where the cops rated last night. charles: i did not hear it. the swiss franc is a too much. have a good weekend. talk to you again soon. i got to tell you these guys are not happy about the obamacar

they could be so divided they would set it for reargument say in october but probably not. >> john and stuart together for 28 years. they've been through two marriage ceremonies, officially tying the knot in 2008. as to what will happen for the supreme court decision in june. >> they're going to be divided. the real question is where is justice kennedy because he's the fifth vote in both of those cases and where is the chief justice who i remain convinced will vote in favor of same sex marriage when he is forced to consider the question. >> something that will make john and stuart very happy of the >> it's a very important day. this say day we've been dreaming of for over a decade when the highest court in our country would actually take the case that would we hope very soon say that every single american regardless of who you are who you love has that freedom to pursue your dream of happiness the dream to marry the person. >> now keep in mind same sex marriages are currently not allowed in 14 states. again, the supreme court will likely rule on the four gay marriage issues in late june. >>>

. >> reporter: jeff stuart saw his friend john gear shot by fairfax county police officer adam torres. stuart was standing next to john's father after police were called to the home because of a domestic dispute. >> he is the only one who knows why the trigger the pulled. >> reporter: fairfax county police finally released torres' name and some other details about the shaling but gear and stuart disagree with it. >> they are going to have to clarify. the entire time i was there, there was no firearm displayed. >> reporter: stuart does not believe john threatened police nor did he see any negotiator. just several officers with their guns drawn. >> when he was at the front door talks to the officers, i asked why you couldn't just put the guns away. >> reporter: after geer was shot, he shut the door and bled to death. police waited for an hour for a hostage vehicle to arrive before breaking down the door. >> to utilize the resources you spent hundreds of thousands of dollars, you allow a man to bleed to death after you put a bullet in him. >> if this is the way it is supposed to work, it

bentham inspired john stuart mill to react against bentham. i love bentham, the idea bentham, both his corpse and his ideas play a central idea in the idea of a digital vertigo. >> i want to show you a list of the top 10 people in the united states in terms of twitter followers, tell us what this means to you when you see it. we will look at the first five. you've got katy perry who has the most followers at 63 million. justin bieber up there at 59 million. barack obama at number 3, 52 million. taylor swift at 50 million. youtube, i don't think youtube is a person, but they have 48 million followers. at the bottom, lady gaga at 43 rihanna at 39, and ellen degeneres at 37. what does that say to you? >> what it says is that the internet has created a world not of cultural democracy. it is not what thomas friedman calls a flat world. it is actually rocky and hilly and as mountainous as the old world. it has created this infrastructure for a winner take all culture, a winner take all economic system in which a tiny group of superstar entertainers

recently scully assize supporters are trying to beat their own philosophical purposes than those of john stuart miller or thomas jefferson and thomas dean into the constitution. what is your reading and who has the better historical argument? >> well let well, but mr. bay saint thank you thank you in thinking tends for such a thoughtful and sustained discussion of my book, although i encourage you to buy the book. [laughter] but i see your question, i think that the declaration is not law. i have a fair amount of sympathy for the idea of natural rights. either theravada sympathy for the idea that rates per seat government, that we create government to protect and secure our rights, but i believe the government does come in the constitution does give us enforceable rights. if you were going into court and asking a judge to strike down some law on the base is that be a constitutional right. i should be something you find in the constitution not something that preexist government. i had something somewhat more provocative to say also. which is i'm not a huge fan of the declaration having thought o

if you have a good board you have able people there and john stuart mill has this great book on liberty. one reason that freedom of speech is you can test truth and even if you are really sure -- a corporate boards that have smart people that is a little like our clubs they are not going to get the truth is tested. >> host: is interesting because you could also see going the other way. you could say people who knew each other very well will feel like we have the freedom to dissent. >> guest: is a great point. what i'm wondering given what you just said whether there are some investment clubs in the united states or some corporate boards in the united states which combined grade knowledge of one another with a high degree of personal fondness with the openness to dissenting views. the date i described is aggregate data, close net but you could disaggregate by looking at close net ones where lots of disagreement is allowed because there is trust. so it's comparable i think within the family or certain workplaces read some of our places -- are probably like that where they are close and ha

first, john stuart on the daily show. >> our hearts are with the staff and the families tonight. people go into comedy as an act of courage. mainly because it should not have to be that. it should be taken as established law. those guys had it and they were killed for their cartoons. >> these guys had the balls of the eiffel tower. their balls were bigger than drug ever do -- gerard did paepardue. for the crime of being satirists. >> there are now just 23 minutes until the opening bell. today's countdown is brought to you by sector spider etf's. ♪ >> the world of medical personnel may have arsenal may have a new addition. scientists have discovered a new antibody capable of fighting infection that killed 700,000 people a year. this expand mental drug isolated from a sample of dirt in new england is called -- the last major new antibiotic was discovered in the 1980's. this antibiotic breakthrough may aend the discovery drought. drew armstrong covers the drug industry for us and joins us now with more. this is fascinating. tell me how exactly they discovered this. >> it has been 25

liberalism and the john stuart mill sense has some limitations in the world where it used to be the industrial economy. if you work hard, you get ahead. anyone could get a good job. we still believe an icon set. for certain people are brighter than other people are going to have a fundamentally and pitch. we have to think about how we are going to a drive those disparities. is it going to be true? if you work hard you have an equal chance of getting a hand of someone who has a degree from yell. it is not exactly clear. probably speaking, i think we have a lot of reasons to be optimistic. the world is different today than it was then. as james mentioned, sexual mores are very different than they were fit years ago. economic prosperity throughout the world is advancing because western values. hamas 20 years, billions people around the world have been lifted because the western values. hundreds of millions of people have been liberated from totalitarian political system celebrating the 50th anniversary of the suicide of the west and also the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. effort

i like john stuart. and i do think that if -- jon stewart does, he's funny. the guy is funny and also is substantive. and i think that in the kind of the cultural thing -- cultural scheme of things today -- there are things that i do not like about the show as well, but i at least admire him for giving, for givings space to people who write serious books and for having, um funny things about relatively deep subjects. >> here's two questions. one i think is to me. and the second two you. how do you think the decision on drag dred scott -- chief justice roberts embraced the judicial restraint and said movingly that because the invalidation of federal laws is so dangerous, courts should be careful to do so only when the arguments are so persuasive that they can be accepted by people of both sides. i think that that brave decision was a vindication of the bipartisan tradition of judicial restraint that the "new republic ," as well as conservatives have championed. so that is my response to that question. who today would you compare to the three candidates of 912?

it is not all that different from alamance in john stuart mill's writings. but it is a conception of freedom connected to the perceived need for freedom in order to pursue human accelerants. strauss is often viewed as the totally critical of democracy. if you read its lecturers, there is often a praise of democracy and i remember one where he says to the democracy kill socrates? strouse replies the fact that socrates was able to live until 70 years of age. we are at hypocrisy that would not be so possible. he thought that almost the only machine in which the highest human order the order of thinking as possible, is something like a democracy. it is true that he explored more conservative options in his writing in therapy, but the situation in the jewish and islamic middle east or in the cities had so little correspondence in modern times that even though he articulated a kind of conservative politics that comes out of rb it doesn't ultimately determined fundamentally his judgment on liberal democracy, which is its emergence in the anglo-american world and it

. >> reporter: john stuart taylor for 28 years they go through to march sermon's officially tie lineto the supreme court decision june. >> repor1 will be divided his the fifth vote in those cases and wears a chief justice of hearing commenced a vote in favor when he is forced. something an aggressor very happy. very important day we've been dreaming of for decade when the highest court in the country at today's case that would hold person say every single american regardless we are where we love has the freedom to purser dream of happiness and to marry the person you love. >> reporter: a day of violence and oakland left three people dead a happen after 9:00 class at 32nd adeline street employees have no word on the on the motive earlier in the day or to school like tough for time when that happens near the corner of 100 fifth avenue please one-man woman suffering from gunshot wounds both pronounced dead at the scene off the. thus far in this year's have no suspects in either shooting. >> reporter: demolition of candlestick park expected to begin at the end this month i'm controversia

stuart: jane fonda. kahan >> john fund a? stuart: jane fonda. the apps. is it brand new?month ago. stuart: you are going to sign on? >> 25,000. we didn't have anybody, no advertising until this week. i came to new york monday and doing social media. stuart: after this show ends and you sign up another 25,000 people to get the apps, what commission will you pay me? >> 50 bucks. a random number. stuart: i am told you are a genius and you have all kinds of entrepreneurial thing is going for you. >> the only job i ever had i was a busboy for three weeks when i was 17 years old and i said this is ridiculous. i have been buying and selling stuff, a zillion businesses ever since. i was a really sick kid it got to the point i would be sick a few weeks in the hospital and they would hold me back again so i finished ninth grade. stuart: what is your politics? many follow with the real question. you obviously make significant money. that tv show pays you. >> i have a lot. i was on seatnbc a year ago. and howard dean was sitting next to me and during the break i am going if the repub

stuart: john layfield. thank you very much indeed, sir. we will see you next week. >> yes. uart: google class. headed for a redesign. i am not sure i like the look with those things on. i am not sure i want stuff popping up in front of my eyeballs. >> i know. i think you look lovely in those classes, but at the same time, no. stuart: of next, what does google have in the pipeline. we will tell you that. you have to watch this. this is one of those priceless videos. this is from the price is right. the announcer. there he goes. wiping out on the track belt. ♪ ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to answer that. i mean, no one knows how long their money is going to last. i try not to worry, but you worry. what happens when your paychecks stop? because everyone has retirement questions. ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. to get the real answers you need. start building your confident retirement today. stuart: friday morning. modest gai

stuart: margaret thatcher. johny she was right on virtual all matters of policy. ♪ nicole: the dow jones industrial average is up 282 points. yes, it is now positive for the year 2015. all 30 dow components are green. the best performance this year is merck. raising a dividend by 20%. that stock up 2%. aeropostale came out with their numbers. the holiday shopping was better than expected. apple. total billings. in 2013, they brought over 10 million. ♪ stuart: i want to play you a classic from the great margaret thatcher. >> the duty to get the best deal. >> i think she is posing to sell off. >> ran by politicians. [laughter] stuart: oh yes. lady thatcher, you are so right. john stossel will be focusing on that tonight and here he is. >> i do not trust politicians. if you look at the dollar bill, it says in god we trust. underneath is a picture of the white house. we have a new mechanism for establishing trust now. that is the internet. people check boyfriends and girlfriends out on the internet. you can post a chore

stuart: john stossel is here. david versus goliath. goliath is government bureaucracy. this one. do you agree? >> yes. if america's government was not trying to micromanage every part of our life, maybe they could focus on the job of keeping us safe. he has been saying that that fire rest did more. i think we need to be wary of letting them say go after the people that are a threat. stuart: in your world, how would it work why should mark. >> pretty much the way we do now. we spy on them. we use drop. i object that they lied about it. you have to have judicial oversight. we fought a war for these rights. stuart: you would still have an nsa. you would still have an fbi. >> people want to murder us. yes. stuart: all government all the time. government is inherent to the bureaucratic. >> private enterprise. your own money is on the line. civil service rules. you cannot fire the bad people. you cannot promote the good ones. no wonder they do not do things well. goliath. 9:00 o'clock. the network is? stuart: fox business network. john stossel everyone. watch him at 9:00 o'cl

. >> reporter: that's something that would definitely make john and stored very happy. stuart ... >>: wary where hoping that will very soon say that him regardless of who you are all your love you will be able to be married will have that freedom. >> reporter: the their curly 14 states where gay couples cannot way at their currently 14 states where they cannot wedd. >> pam: drizzle imports of the bay area today this is video from was down 880 in east bay. some more secure from the fox. and not to keep the wind shall wipers on and make walled ways select at least one city did see measurable rain. jacqueline bennett has further details >> reporter: was saw little bit of drizzle but nothing to tip the buckets. as possible because still a little bit more rain in the north bay this evening. but here's the bulk of the activity is aimed up towards eureka and ask and i am. ukiah, talking about seven hundredths of an inch your rain today. we could see a little bit more as we head into the weekend. despite the and miles tonight. >> reporter: will tighten up on future cash coming up. >>

stuart: i am just waiting for it that that it. >> it will be this year. i promise you. jonathan, you just heard what johny they are. >> we are seeing signs that it could definitely happen in 2015. stuart: is it the total shut down of electrical supply, for example where is it a huge post on wall street where they take a trillion dollars? what will it be like? >> yes. i think it will hit a very highly profiled target. the average time that they were in corporate networks before they were detected was 229 days. we know that i can tell you that right now they are already in the networks. already moving laterally around the networks. >> is this a question of money? is it just a question of spending enough money to stop it before it gets rolling? >> unfortunately, you cannot just reach on the shelf and by security like you buy a laptop computer. >> good luck. thank you very much. we appreciate it. we had every angle covered this year. roll that tape. starbucks plans to start offering beer and wine for customers. >> starbucks is almost the training ground for a bar. and a lot of students hang out there. they g

. >> reporter: stuart gaffney and his husband john have been legally married since 2008 when they said i do at san francisco's city hall. well, same-sex marriage is legal here, it's not in 14 other states. >> we live here in san francisco. we're not just californians. we're americans. and we want and we deserve to have that freedom to be to be able to be married anywhere in this great nation. >> reporter: now the u.s. supreme court has agreed to make a final decision on the issue. they'll rule by the end of june whether same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry, or if states have the right to decide. >> this is the actual final question that the supreme court would actually be able to answer about marriage. >> reporter: lawyers at the national center for lesbian rights represent the tennessee couples in the supreme court case including a bay area couple who married in san francisco, but then moved to tennessee where their union isn't recognized. same-sex marriage advocates like gaffney and lewis hope the supreme court will rule in their favor, giving the green light to3v> g

john travolta. why? in indiana stock car racer tony stuart and the late shirley temple lead the list in nevada mila kunisr humble correspondent republican googled frequently finally in new york city the philip seymour. and transgendered actress lead the lead. the language of trust. so you follow all this. how pervasive is google in america right now? >> well, first of all google is a verb. so we use it every day in our speech to talk about how we find things. it's also on almost everybody's phone. it's the biggest operating system in mobile. if you look at videos, you go to youtube, if you search for directions you go to google maps. pretty much everything that we do that is centered around a mobile or a desktop operating system is focused on google. it's everywhere. >> encyclopedias are obsolete. dictionaries are obsolete. any kind of information you want, google has cornered the market in that. is that correct? >> that's where people go first, absolutely. >> okay. we are talking billions of people worldwide because it's a worldwide phenomenon. not just in we're talking billions of people worldwide beca

stuart: oh, stop it. that was deliberate flattery, and you love it. [laughter] >> it's a book that came out last year, i wrote it with alan st. johnis, "newtop's football." i want to know is it available on amazonsome. >> absolutely. stuart: if this broadcast and your appearance on it spikes the football book -- >> i will let you know. stuart: promise? >> i i promise to do so. stuart: so where's the book? usually you give me a book. >> they let me run out with just a football. stuart: before you leave this studio and get out into that blizzard, you've got to give me a book. >> i will give you one. you'll hear about why don't woodpeckers get concussions, how did the face mask make the game more dangerous and why don't coaches go for it on fourth? it's not their fault it's in their genes. stuart: do you know i run a commercial tree farm and we hate woodpeckers? >> we'll, you'll love this. [laughter] stuart: who else could bring together deflated balls woodpeckers and tree farms? that was sheer job yous, don't you think? thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. stuart: the new fox business show "strange inher inheritance," it deb

stuart: former ambassador to the united states john bolton thanks for joining us.out with a new video, trying to repair their self-image, pushing the natural angle, real potatoes real french fries. more on this next. >> you wanted to know where mcdonald's rise come from or if they are even made of potatoes. i went backwards through the whole process, exactly how they are made and trace it back to hear, to this potato. pretty simple. so,as my personal financial psychic, i'm sure you know what this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed... balances. no. portfolio. and if doesn't perform well for two consecutive gold. quarters. quarters...yup. then amerivest gives me back their advisory... stocks. fees. fees. fees for those quarters. yeah. so, i'm confident i'm in good hands. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. stuart: why not take a look at -- i repeat myself -- take a look at $90 a share. seems to be trading slightly to the downside, down 1/2%. the company just released a new v

stuart, it makes no earthly sense that the president, the vice-president, the secretary of state, weren't there, and john kerry should not say oh, this is a quibble. this is -- he should say, we made a mistake, i'm going to show solidarity with the french people. i am sorry on behalf of our government. >> maybe the president just didn't like the message being sent out from that demonstration. >> i don't know -- >> vigorously anti-terror. vigorously in favor of free speech. >> well, stuart, i believe he supports free speech. i'm not sure in terms of global terror specifically islamic terror, what he believes. >> doesn't it fit interest a pattern? frequently in the past when there's been crises the president is playing golf or doing something else. now he is apparently watching television, watching the football, while the demonstrations is going on in paris. there's a pattern here and it's not very pleasant. >> it is a very, very bad pattern. it reflects, frankly, the worst impulses of our nation to play golf when we're just all dealing with the beheading of james foley, to not be present in paris, he shou

stuart: electing a house speaker. a couple challenges from john landers party.i the last hour. >> it takes new commitment to fulfilling campaign promises. constituents say we did not ask for that. that is not what we signed up for. there is a lot of support out here in the real world for change of leadership. stuart: she says we do not want banner. elizabeth macdonald is with us. what do conservatives want? >> what they need -- they do not have eric cantor. what they want is a leader who will take on the white house with major issues coming up. it is immigration. big government spending. they want a confrontation. show where they stand on the issue. stuart: boehner well when on a wide margin. >> 29 gop republican. they only have 13 republicans who will vote against boehner. stuart: it sounds to me that most will go along with boehner and do not want a confrontation which some conservatives want. >> they need a leader to lead that confrontation. >> we understand it. thank you very much. the flu season. it is getting worse, you know. the flu shot, this year's flu

john f. kennedy and laguardia airports. also with stuart and republic airports, planning our regional airports as one unit. we want to make republic and stewart -- republic is on long island. sue stewart is in the mid-hudson. we want to make them tax-free zones so we can bring businesses to republic and stewart and take some of the traffic from jfk and laguardia and move it out to the long island and stewart airport. we want to build four metro north stations in the bronx to open up that side of the bronx. hoorah. i have a name for one of the stations. diaz station, we're going to call it. ruben diaz station. we'll invest 150 million to construct vertical parking structures at strategic locations in long island and westchester to assist commuters coming in on the lirr. we also propose using $1.2 billion of the settlement funds to protect thruway toll payers for a year so there will be no increase in the thruway toll for the next year and to help finance the tappan zee bridge. we're also working with our partners in washington to secure fede

way i think it is interesting that pope john paul ii, as you can tell, i am a huge fan of him he grew up under communism. he understood how destructive it is. stuartthe three of them together feedback communism. >> you know what stuart, there is no leadership in the world today like that. stuart: steve, regrettably, out of time. you shocked me there. [laughter] >> you deserved it. >> you have to do. >> elizabeth warren. voice of the far left. tax the rich. we will deal with it. first, varney explained football. did you see this yesterday? sending them up for a possible winning touchdown. the referees reversed the call because they said he did not hold onto the ball as he felt to the ground. they have to control the ball the entire time. what do you think? he was nearly speechless after the game. >> i've never seen anything like that in my life. 3rd and 3. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kind that capitalizes on diversity across the credit spectrum and gets exposure to frontier and emerging markets. if you convert 4-quarter p/e of the s&p 5

john mayer. we can't pay attention for more than ten minutes at a time. stuart: colonel, we are not led.pare to identify islamic terror and we're going to go get it. if we focused our attention, maybe things would be different. he doesn't do that. >> let me shorten your remark, stuart. if we had a president. you're right. it is a leadership issue, but earlier on fox news i heard someone ask, one of my colleagues was asked why, can't we win? the answer is simple, you can't win if you don't fight. we have never been willing to fight. and we measure out responses in teaspoons, try to calibrate it. we agonize over collateral damage. if you want to defeat the enemy, you got to focus as hard as he does be relentless and be as ruthless. if you're not willing to kill a lot of people, you're not going to stop the terrorists and terror continues to spread, and yes, you're absolutely right we desperately need leadership. i'm still -- three days on i'm still reeling from the fact that president obama didn't show up in paris and refused to send anybody. how can you beat an enemy when you're not willi

john boehner's term. >>> he was a beebe loved sports -- beloved sportscaster. many are mourning the death of stuart scott. >>> 7:24. there's a new sign, the st. louis rams could be moving back to southern california. team owner stan cronk plans to build an 80,000 seat nfl stadium in englewood, not far from -- inglewood, not far from l.a.x. it would be part of a development that includes the forum, office, retail and residential space. raiders and chargers have expressed interest in moving to the los angeles area. any move would need approve from three quarters of all nfl owners. >>> 7:24. people all over the country mourning the loss of this man, beloved espn sports anchor stuart scott. he died yesterday at the age of 49 after a long battle with cancer. it was devastating to hear even though you knew it was coming. he was well known for his colorful personality and the way he said booya! last year he was honerred for his -- honored for his fight at the espy award. >> when you die, it doesn't mean you lose. you beat cancer with how you live and why you live and the manner in which you live. [ applau

jeb stuart, cavalry commander his father-in-law was the union officer. in a letter dated 1862 from tennessee, john boston 80 first ohio infantry, expresses his outrage at his wife's pro-southern father. i think it is a curious thing why your father does not write to you or me. i think their patriotism is not very strong, otherwise he would write. but he does not care one grain if you were dead or alive, and he would rather hear of my death and my coming home. he is afraid to hear cannons roar and rifles crash, for here -- fear that it would break his copperhead bones. he is mad at me for volunteering to serve my country. he would rather hang around the birds nest, then to leave and fight to protect the family. but let the poor devil go for the time being. if i should be so lucky as to come home, i will give him a soldier's blessing, and that will be a rough was satan you may -- a rough blessing, you may be sure. there is a day when he will pay for all of this. john boston, enlisted 1862, ohio infantry. he was involved in a nut -- a number of battles. he died august 4, 1918. that means, clearly, jo

. ♪ ♪ stuart: the terror attack in paris, president obama calling at coward the evil act, he did not use the term islamist terrorists or islamic terror. we are joined by senators johna, joe mentioned democrat west virginia. what do you think about the president not specifically using the expression islamic terror? >> i saw what i saw this morning, when it broke this morning, let us know what had gone on, everybody that has seen this everybody has evaluated, everyone from the french government called a terrorist act and i think that is what we should be describing it as a terrorist act and we have to be vigilant. anywhere in the world this can happen and it is being shown that and we have to be vigilant against that but these are radical terrorists, and they were very active. stuart: in seems to me we should build the pipeline, we want energy independence especially at a time like this. we don't want to be buying oil from people trying to kill us. why is the president going to veto the pipeline in a situation like this. >> hearts and prayers go out to the victims and their families, we need to do everything we can to prevent that terrorist attack and that kind of ex

stuart: thank you very much for being with us today. we are glad to have you with us. she has seen the light and came to america. thanks very much. now we have johnyfield. i want to see him on camera. there it is. he is from bermuda, the beach in the background. we like to see you on a day like this because it is snowing in new york but seriously, we have a market sell-off down 150, we were down 200 points. i have been saying of a possibility of a strike, a terrorist strike in europe or america that possibility is part of the reason for the sell-off. is that a stretch? am i going too far? >> i don't think it is a stretch but it is part of what is going on but what is more important with the jobs number, no wage growth whatsoever, you have a structurally high unemployment in the country and two days of the market rally last couple days you add to that also this terror going on in france right now, and i think all combines together to bring this down fall. stuart: with the weekend coming i would be reluctant to be long on stocks, holding a lot of stocks because there's always the possibility something happens over the weekend in a fluid situation.

stuart wherever you are, god's speed, rest in peace. >> have a great rest of your life. >> good morning, everyone welcome to "new day." i'm john501 wrapping up its tenth day. so far, it's turned up mostly disappointments and obstacles. at least one of the suspected plane parts on the floor of the ja za sea. it has turned out to be a year's old ship wreck with mud on the sea floor slowing efforts even more to identify other objects. >> meanwhile the search for the black box is still coming up empty. investigators not hearing the pinging. they want to know what brought down the plane and whether ice could be the culprit. this as indonesia's navy chief expanding the area eastward as severe weather again forces an early end to the aerial search. so let's go right to cnn's anna coren live on the ground in ind feesia indonesia. >> reporter: authorities did suspend the search because as you say bad weather was hampering efforts. it has been for days now. but but certainly, there was a window of opportunity where at least 57 divers got into the water for a short period. unfortunately, there is so much mud at the bottom of the oaks and

espn president john skipper called scott "a true friend and inspirational figure." coming up in sports lesley van arsdale has more on how stuarttt is being remembered tonight. >>> if you drive along the pennsylvania turnpike you may need to bring along a little extra pocket change. starting today all of the highway's tolls were raised by 5 percent. that comes out to an average of about five cents more for ez pass drivers and 10 cents more if you're paying cash. experts for the turnpike commission tells us the increase will fund roadway projects both locally and statewide. >> primarily those obligations are obviously to maintain and to improve our own 550-mile toll road system but also to provide some supplemental funding to the pennsylvania department of transportation. >> parts of the turnpike are being widened and rebuilt. as for the supplemental funding to penndot the commission must provide $450 million every year. >>> sylvester stallone is bringing another popular character back to the big screen. that is coming up next. >>> plus caught on camera the moment a fireworks factory explodes knocking the unsuspecting photograph