i'm here with casey and ali.asey you say ali kept your daughter from you. >> i'm say to go happened. >> kirk: we are also saying there was eight years before that where she says you were nonexistent >> i will agree to that. that is fair. [applause] >> kirk: casey's wife christa is here, too and says ali is a compulsive liar whoould bar casey from seeing his daughter until he paid his child support. please welcome christa >> you are one... crazy... i'm so glad to timely meet you, ellen >> you lost weight. >> what mother takes their kids away from their dad? morgan has never said i do not want to be wit you >> i'm scared to -- >> three years he did not see his baby girl because -- >> that was his fault. it was his fault. where were you for the eight years? where were you? go on his side >> i laid in bed with your daughter because she balled becauseou are crazy. >> really? really? >> one lie. you told the world morgan doesn't want to see her daddy. that was... and you know it >> she did not want to at the time >> th

i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money." are the most important part of the show, so join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitter at ajrealmoney. for the first time in history, the dow crossed the 16,000 mark. capping its fastest 1,000-point gain ever. the market has pulled back below 16,000 at closing, but it has gained close to 22% in 2013. the s&p 500 crossed the 1800 mark for the first time ever before also retreating slightly in the afternoon. the s&p is up more than the dow, almost 26% this year. 16,000 and 1800 don't mean anything in and of themselves, but they give me an excuse to talk to you about your relationship to the stock market. about half of you are invested in the stock market. that means about half of you aren't. stocks and bonds are the most liquid investments americans can make to help build their wealth. everyone with a little extra money should invest. that means figuring out your personal appetite for risk, and building a smart portfolio 06 mutual funds that fit. you can start by answe

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"real money with ali velshi" is next. >> let the discounting begin. retailers are desperate to fatten up sales because holiday sales are looking way too lean. why one expert said the consumer landscape is the land of mediocrity. i'm ali velshi, and this is real mone"real money." er >> this is real money. you are the most important part of the show. join us on twitter @aj real money. holiday discounts are here and we're barely into november. even though we have two months to go to buy gifts for christmas, retailers are not starting early just to annoy us. they're genuinely require worrit the holiday purchases. usually big retailers like walmart, target, and toys "r" us are offering holiday deals closer to thanksgiving. but not this year. they started rolling out deals on friday. there are a bunch of things that are conspiring. plummeting consumer confidence thanks to your government that shut down the government for a while, a shorter holiday season, and recent robust sales of cars and washing machines, that might take away from sales from soft line re

ally, there i -- ali. people are leveraging the don't they took on and that is the number one thing. there is a fight. for growth and relevancy and boards are willing to pay up for the candidate that can make the difference between 5 percent growth and 10% growth. >> you talk about the return on talent what is the best description of what that means. >> the return on talent are simply the talents available for shareholders. as a ceo it's one thing to set strategy and vision and business. >> i think we have lost our guest but i government most out of him that i wanted to. that is gary he is the ceo. i want to give you our final thoughts tonight. i'm talking to you about the city of life paris and the steps to the eiffel tower. today a portuguese man bought is th19steps. 19 steel steps and 12 feet high and part of the original 1 18 89 tower. why this man wants to buy these steps or what he is going to do with then i have no idea. >> my favorite part of this story is the man was thrilled because he got it at

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and i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. this is "real money" " [♪ music ] >> this is real money, and you are the most important part of the show so join our live conversations for the next half hour and twitter at aj real money. it is november and every year at this time millions of americans enroll and renew their health coverage provided by their employers for the next year. and every year at this time they get a first glimpse of how much their healthcare costs are about to rise. they saw spending go up 7.3% including the amounts spent on insurance premiums plus all of out of pocket costs. in 2012 this 7% may not seem very much, for example, 33% of household spending went to shelter. transportation took up another 13% but healthcare expenditures as a percentage of overall household spending rose much faster than most other categories. this little healthcare slice of the pie is getting bigger. that trend is expected to continue, especially for the estimated 55% of all americans who get health insurance through their employ

ali told me that despite all his poems and everything that guy want to hit him and he is not afraid he was concerned were you concerned about getting hit well i knew how good i was in a good defense. but i realize he had a back you concerned about getting hit not really i think you have much in fighting you know if you really if you can i think it. as much is most of you can of all the heavy weights they have a foot i probably have left even though you are straight walk in pretty deep in the friend. might even get that much i was sure guy was going to have the punch down so i did pretty i was pretty good in that the partment you call him a counter-puncher. well the other biter well my my mind was like when like a rattlesnake a rattlesnake like he had a dissolute like he couldn't get any get like that and so that was always you. free to get out of here is boxing no one is for it mayweather boxing. yeah you have faith in what's happened to the game. the game has changed the game it's changed for the not exciting they used to be fighting the best fight of the now fight in the best fight o

i'm ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪ >> this is "real money."ou are the most important part of the show, so join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitter at aj real money. legend has it today is called black friday because it's the day retailer he's balance sheets went from being in the red, unprofitable, to being in the plaque, profitable. but this year's black friday came a day early with big reta retailers all opening their doors to shoppers on thanksgiving thursday itself. while an estimated 15,000 shoppers lined up outside of macy's flagship store to start shopping at 8:00 p.m. thursday night retailers registered 10 million in store transsanctions between 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. on thanksgiving thursday, and 400 million page views for shoppers looking for deals on its website. but today america's smalls are e choked with holiday shoppers just as they have been in past years. going to a mall on long island, i see people all around you. >> reporter: well, things are well started to fill up here at the mall. there is a healthy

"real money with ali velshi" is next. and updates at the top of the next hour. >> jp morgan chase paying a hefty price for its part in the financial collapse. we'll tell you how the $13 billion deal could help some home others. >>> also middle class workers getting squeezed by rising prices. >>> and beyond twitter, the search for the next hot tech ipo. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." >> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show. join us on twitter at @aj real money. america's biggest bank makes history by signing off on america's biggest legal settlement ever bin a single entity. jp morgan paid to pay a whooping $13 billion to resolve claims over the sale of toxic securities that helped implode the financial system back in 2008. $8 billion will go to settle claims made by various federal agencies. another $1 billion will go to five states who sued the bank. but here's what may be the most interesting part. $4 billion will go to consumer relief. of that $4 billion, half will go towards act

i'm ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪ >> this is "real money."ou are the most important part of the show. join our live conversation using the handle aj real money on twitter. home prices gaining a whop be 13.3% compared to september of 2012. that's according to the latest sip home price index, the most comprehensive survey of the housing market out there. the last time we saw gains like this was in february 2006 before the housing bubble was about to burst. since then housing has made a spectacular recovery, but homes prices are well below where they were at in 2006. we saw the largest near gains in the west. seeing homes prices shooting up 29.1%. los angeles, san francisco, phoenix, 18.6%. other regions saw big gains, too. atlanta, which was hard hit during the recession saw 18.7%. detroit, 17.2%, and once those hard-hit florida cities saw impressive gains of 15% each. now that's the case schiller report. a separate report put out by the government shows permits to build new homes rose 6.2% in october. that's the biggest jump for permits in fiv

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"real money" with ali velshi is next. for updates go to aljazeera.com. >> jpmorgan chase, paying a hefty price for its part in the collapse. also a small city is making a big promise. kids who graduate high school will get free tuition. plus beyond twitter. the search for the next hot tech ipo. this is real money and i'm ali velshi. this is real money. you are the most important part of the show so join the conversation with the @aj real money. on twitter. >>> j.p. morgan disagreed on tuesday, to pay a whopping $13 trillion, $8 billion will go to settle claims made by various federal agencies. another $1 billion will go to five states that sued the bank. but here's what might be the moss interesting part. about $4 billion will go to consumer relief. now of that $4 billion, about half, will go to actually reducing the principal on j.p. morgan-head loans. where the value of the mortgage is higher than the value of the house. some of that money will also be put to restructuring the mortgages to reduce the monthly payments an

ali, good to see you. see you at the top of the hour. >>> from al jazeera america, neighbors helping neighbors in the philippines getting essentials like food to people who are struggling to cope with this disaster. and we'll look at life for the roma community in america. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at your top stories. 50,000 people have signed up for health insurance through state-run websites since they went like last month. that's according to a consulting firm that tracks data, and the justice signed off on a merger between american airlines and u.s. air ways antitrust concerns had blocked the merger until now. the creation of one company would make it the largest air carrier in the world. and aid is pouring into the philippines from around the world. the country's president said that typhoon haiyan is believed to have killed 2,000 and 2500 people. and millions are without the basics, we're talking about food, water and shelter. workers are having a difficult time getting su

i'll ali velshi, and this is "real money." this is "real money." you are the most important part righof the show. join us. job creation has gotten a jolt with job openings and over all hires climbing to a five-year high. i use the word jolt for a reason. it's job open labor report. that's 8.6% higher job openings. this jolt report is important because it's a piece of data that is favored by janet yellen. apparently she likes it because it sheds light on the dynamics behind the more familiar monthly jobs report. that same jolt report, that was job openings, shows the number of hires rising to 8.7% increase from last year. with the private sector leading the way, of course. now apparently employers had been feeling pretty confident about the consumer demand. this is in september. thus they were willing to invest and expand and hire more people to accommodate that optimism. since then we've seen consumer confidence come down fueled by the damaging 16-day government shutdown in october. it remains to be seen whether the momentum was broken or if it con

i'm ali velshi. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream."enemies of the state or rebels with a cause? we look at computer hacking and what it means for civil society. >> our digital producer is here, bringing all of your live field back in the program. freedom of speech, national security. whistle blowers and criminals and you name it. >> we'll have comments on all of it. but you mentioned

what in here is worrisome. >> i think you hit a lot of good points, ali.he difference between the generations, and the millennial, the score differences are 107 points which is a widespread. with the millennials having 628 credit score that will keep them from getting some of the best offers and best interest rates because they are below prime. >> how fixable are these things because one could worry if they have low credit scores it could cost them in higher interest rates and that could stick with them through life. how quickly can one fix a credit score and fix it from 630 to 700. >> that depends on a lot of circumstances. but in terms of being fixable for the millennial generation, is that it should be pretty quick because they have what is called the thin file. they don't have a lot of credit yet, and so they can turn it around easily by starting to pay the new credit on time, and not overutilizing or maxing out their credit. they could make a change fast. >> one positive change came across because of a card act by congress is that there is not as much

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ali velshi, how significant is this fine? >> well, it's a big deal. $1.6 billion there's never been a settlement. 1.6 billion, another $6 billion in other fines. sac stands for steven a. cohen, the man who found he it for $25 million. they charge one of the highest fees in the country, average returns of 25% a year. unheard of. they once had as much as $14 billion under management. by the way these were the big investment houses. they have all pulled their money out. it is no longer allowed to manage money for pension funds endowments and wealthy people. steven cohen forbes put him at last count at $9 billion. it is a very big settlement as far as settlements go but sac was a very big company. >> ali you are looking at big economics numbers. >> this is a big economic week. gdp coming out for thursday, the three months ended in september. unemployment for october coming out friday. both those two reports are backward looking, right now the people are concerned about what the economy is doing. and the reports are skewed because

ali velshi will be talking about that--wait, what is that? and what does that have to do with the jobs report and the jobs number? >> reporter: you didn't know about this. i'm going to tell but this in a second. just remember to ask me. i thought you were going to like that, toniy. we're looking at 120,000 to 140,000 jobs. but the number comes out this morning, 204,000. every month they revise the two months prior and we saw an increase in august and an increase in september adding up to 60,000 more jobs. 80,000 more than we wanted for october. and an extra 60 over the prior two months makes the job situation look a lot better. that's the good news. the bad news, tony, unemployment ticked up to 7.3% up from 7.2. why? because a lot of people left the job force. we have labor force participation rate, the percentage of people who could be working dropped to th. dropped, but the mixed picture in the jobs force is that we're not keeping up the pace. >> every time we get new data, i have to ask you what do these numbers tell us about the health of

master's degree. >> aly, are you ready to move?ob pretty good. >> >> i'm open to moving wherever the job takes me. i'm taupe to getting the interview to definitely find a place to move to. >> i'm sorry, have any of you -- have any of you had these online video interviews so that, you know, you don't have to traipse half way across the country and spend a fortunate -- fortune to get an interview? have you done online interview. >> i think that's tech field. i haven't experienced any businesses that have started doing that yet in any years that i have tried. >> not too many online interviews in the legal market in washington, d.c. for me either. >> i haven't had any online interviews. >> aly, would you do one? do you think that's a good idea? >> definitely. especially like you said for relocating. if, say i got an interview down in california, i'm all the way in new york. i have no way of flying over there for an interview right now. and i think we should definitely take advantage of the online interview process. if there. >> what ar

ali velshi will talk about that and other things. >> reporter: can we talk about my mayor instead? >> i was going to ask you. >> reporter: let me tell you, tony, i think you know i'm canadian. i'm from front. >> toronto. >> yes, i do. >> reporter: when i was younger you could not get a drink on a sunday, and now the mayor--more has changed there than any other place, and he is a representation of all that has changed. what has not changed are stock market records. there are some sign that says when tony and ali talk about the stock market every day one should be concerned. i talked about it yesterday on my show. i talked to you about it, and there are all sorts of people watching who are thinking, what am i supposed to do? that chubby bald guy is telling me not to buy stock, what am i supposed to do? we're going to talk about how to get into your 401k, and make changes so you're not a sucker and you get all this run up and when the market decides to turn south, you don't get caught holding an empty bag. that's the issue. what do you do? there is not enough to know that the stock ma

ali veshi is here to talk about what is going on. he is the host on "real money". great to see you ali. >> i'm going all in and whatever i have in savings, at this point i'm going all in. intraday highs, come on. >> the dow got to 16,000 and the s & p at 18,000. the dow closed up the day and the s & p closed up. 1800 is what i mean. we like these round numbers. it gives me an excuse to talk to people whether they are invested the right way or not invested. people think of this as a light switch on or off. should i be in or out. my general view is you should always be in there i there is af asset classes. >> it's not in or out. large caps small caps, precious metals bonds and where should you be. that is where we are right now the market has had a 26% run and the dow 23%. and it might pull back. when it pulls back should you be all in or should you be wary. >> that is what these numbers do for us allow us to look at our own accounts. >> are you going to spend time on that. >> absolutely. >> we need help analyzing what we should do with our fort port. correct. >> you

i'm ali velshi. i'm ali velshi. this is real money. this is real money. >> this is real money. >> this is real money. you are the most important part you are the most important part of the show. of the show. join our conversation on twitter join our conversation on twitter at aj real money. at aj real money. it's been a it's been a six-year boon for six-year boon for america's corn belt. america's corn belt. earlier this month the earlier this month the environmental protection environmental protection session, the apa, proposed session, the apa, proposed cutting the amount of cutting the amount of corn-based corn-based ethanol cut into gas that ethanol cut into gas that americans fuel up at the pump. americans fuel up at the pump. this would hurt farmers bottom this would hurt farmers bottom line. line. but farmers may have bigger fish but farmers may have bigger fish to fry going forward. to fry going forward. american corn and grain farmers american corn and grain farmers have benefited from rising food have benefited from rising fo

real money's ali veshi sits don with the minister of labor to talk about how to get more people in theork store force d whether raising the country's minimum wage is a good idea. >> plus. >> the card is right in front of me. >> the the heart transplant improved. we'll explain in our techno report also tonight. >> going down to arkansas that is spectacular to experience it from inner space. >> visionary or environmental nightmare. see what one artist hopes to string across a colorado river. ♪ al jazeera america - a new voice in american journalism - >> introduces america tonight. >> in egypt, police fired teargas at supporters of the ... >> a fresh take on the stories that connect to you. [[voiceover]] they risk never returning to the united states. >> grounded. >> real. >> unconventional. [[voiceover]] we spent time with some members of the gangster disciples. >> an escape from the expected. >> i'm a cancer survivor. not only cancer, but brain cancer. america tonight next on al jazeera america >> in detroit mourners filled a church today to remember a is is 19-year-old black woman. she

i'm ali velshi.hanks for joining us. ♪ check check >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm stephanie sy in new york. here are the top stories. >> this is the deadliest series of tornados that illinois has had in the month of november. >> the governor of illinois talking about the tornados blamed for killing eight in the midwest on sunday. there were more than 70 twisters across 12 states. >> in the philippines deaths stand at 4,000. about 50 u.s. navy ships and aircraft are taking part in global relief efforts. video of the deadly plane crash in russia aave been released.

i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us. >>> charged with murder. police file charges against a man they say killed a t.s.a. agent at pointblank range. plus - suicide bombing. that's what the pakistani taliban promises as they blame the u.s. for killing their leader. >> it was an ambush. we see it as an ambush. >> offline again - the healthcare.gov website is down this sunday as programmers try to make it glitch-free once and for all.

we digress. >> we love ali. on happened is, this is not a fault -- false modesty.n i do the conversation, i have you here to do it with me, number one. the conversation is based on your life. i start with something. you just created something out of either. >> i stole it from what you said. >> ok. songs, you are writing songwriting, script writing, stuff like that, it is usually, for me, and a lot of people, based on their own life, like woody allen interpreting things in his own life and putting them into a different context. in some way it is the same, but it can be a real, like, pain. you will be in a bar having a martini and a great time, and somebody says something and you say, that is such a great line. you are suddenly writing down the line. you go home and pocket stuff with a bit of paper and you wake up and you have written all over your sheets. and it can be a curse. dreamsng like sweet comes from where? class that was interesting because after we met with the bank manager and bought all the equipment we wanted, one thing on the risk -- list was the first

i am ali velshi, this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money," you are the most takt part of thehow, so join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitter. the national average for gasoline is now 40ing cents lower than september 1st. six states are already seeing their gas prices below 3 bucks. notice they are all in the middle of the country, too. the ones in orange have seen gas prices drop to within a dime of the $3 a gallon mark. gas prices are coming down because the price of oil is falling. on monday oil futures settled at $95.14 a barrel. that is now nearly $16 since the peak. now if you have ever wondered how the price for this, a barrel of oil relates to the price you pay for a gallon of gas, let me break it down for you. according to the energy department in average 71% of what americans paid for a gallon of gas went to crude oil on the national market. 11% went to cover distribution costs, and 12% went for taxes both state and federal. those of you who live in new york and california know that you pay more because those states levy higher taxes at the pump,

. >> those are the head lines, "real money" with ali velshi is up next. why howard buffet, son of one of the world's richest men prefers blue jeans and a corn field to suits and ties in a boardroom. i'm ali velshi, this is "real money" >> this is "real money", you are the important part of the show. tell us what you think. the roll out of obamacare insurance exchanges is off to a bad start. you know that. newly released documents reveal a handful of people signed up for insurance on 1st october the the day they opened for business. by the second day it was 248. to those that tried and failed to sign up using the government's website, everyone from president obama himself to health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius has apologised for the website's problems and vowed to fix it. we are hearing conflicting reports about what went wrong with the roll out. cgi, the contractor developing the site may have warned the obama administration that it would not be ready tro go live on october 1st. we know the administration says it needs until the end of n

i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. >> this is "real money," you are the most important part of the show. follow us, leave a comment on our facebook page. this week we've told you about the stock markets bull rup, the s&p which mimics the stock holdings gained 26%. the year is not over the the stocks are tearing through a 4-year bull run, a market rallyicing up gains of more than 20%. today's goes back to the market bottom on march 9, 2009. if you invested $1,000 in march 9th, it would be worth, $2,069. no one felt like investing back then. why buy low when everyone was in the market. it's the time to buy, right. it seems that way given how many of you are piling in. investors poured $19.6 billion into u.s. stock mutual funds. the total reached $167, the highest since the year 2000. generally speaking mutual funds are marketed to restale investors, people like you. they are a good way to measure your appetite for the market. 45%. investors say they are bullish on the stock market. according to the latest survey. it is 6 points higher than the long-term average. it makes sense. now t

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. >> i'm ali velshi, this is real money. this is real money, and you are the important part of the show. join the conversation. this week was full of economic data, the most important of all was the monthly jobs report. 247,000 new jobs was added in october. that is a lot more than predicted. still a mixed picture because unemployment inched up to 7.3%. it was 7.2. more jabs were created, more people dropped out of the labour force. the labour participation rate. people who were working dropped to 62%, the lowest in 35 years. i asked labor secretary thomas perez why labour force participation drops. >> the best remedy to address this is to grow the economy. that's why the president is talking about investing in road and human capital. passing immigration reform. as we create the jobs coming from the investments, you'll get more people in the workforce. >> what are you concerned about with respect to sequestration, a number of economists say we have not seen the full effect, and a number of economists saying, "we have cut the

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