astrazeneca up 2.5%. that too is m&a.t is getting a tent on a diabetes drug, buying out any interest from bristol-myers. but billion we are told, they like the fact that they are going to have their hands on that asset. deutsche telekom up 2%. again it is m&a. dish network considered buying t-mobile. it is the u.s. unit of due to telekom. m&a in the air. that u.s. unit valued in excess of $20 billion. i finished on a full screen of saab for you. up 23%. i will be talking much more about the stock. saab beating boeing for the brazilian air force order. the v-6 jet planes worth $4.5 billion for the next decade. when he three percent higher. a bit of m&a, edit of jet fighter for you. >> things for that roundup. let's bring you some pictures from vladimir putin. he is beginning a marathon q&a session over in russia. this is where he gives his floor, as takes open open as you want to believe. we will get back to that with ryan chilcote. this is before the sochi winter olympics began in 50 days time. let's get back to basics. h

to name a new, amgen and astrazeneca. >> morgan, thank you very much. to dominic chu for a quick "market flash." >> check out what's happening with amgen, the biotech is coming off its lows that its experimental cholesterol drug succeeded in a late-stage drug. it prevents the liver from removing bad cholesterol. those shares are starting to come off those lows. back to you. >> thank you very much. implgts three big stories today about the safety of the american consumer. big credit card breach, perhaps you've heard about it, at target. a news report on the safest cars on the road. that's another one. and this is a scary one. nearly half the chickens in america infected by a superbug that is immune to antibiotics. we'll get to that one in just a moment. first, mary thompson, jane wells, phil lebeau covering all three. mary, you first. >> we've been talking about this all morning, tyler. it is the biggest data breach at a u.s. retailer since 2005 when data for 90 million tjx customers was compromised. target says it's resolved the issue, but some 40 milli

let's talk about the astrazeneca transaction.that deal, it is something they had to do. they are in that space already here they have made the bed. they are taking the rest of the half. the point about this whole thing is that these are not assets without trouble. you look at the lead product. these treatments are for diabetes. by injection. or all oral drugs. they've had a tough time in the markets. it is a difficult product to handle and inject. $1.7ey have taken a billion charge, relative to the expectations they had for the product. the question is, will it perform better going forward, despite the fact they are getting competition from eli lilly injectables? side, the oral drug johnson & johnson his first. >> i will look forward to hearing those answers. sam, thank you very much, indeed. anna, back over to you. >> vladimir putin is hosting a news conference this morning. 50 days before the winter olympics in sochi. chris weafer joins us to discuss the president's political strategy ahead of the games. he is a senior partner

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ahead of the upcoming olympic winter games in sochi for the two and a cynical action legal and astrazeneca lacks in reality his act is much more cynical throw these people who don't meet that i can spend the next two months where i was at the same time she is released as a really good at it's disgusting and cynical. february two thousand while the members of the band was at least two years of forced labor. after the state of prayer criticizing put me in a russian orthodox cathedral in moscow. the third member puts you right was released a year ago by an appeals court the women plan to compete against human rights abuses in russia's penal system. we held our own history when he reads the crime rate. if a one thousand people to be released and not wait on saturday even if that is as it up with constructive idea because our johnny and authorities will do it. in a provocative move. see right are calling for formal a dark woods and the costly true please put in as president as a work asked me was unexpectedly pardon last week russia's high court said there were fewer tax case against him. possi

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if you can'tfford your medication, astrazeneca y able toelp. ♪ rich: making your gerriwillis.com work after a great run for stocks this year. what about next year? we have predictions that to the break. ♪ ♪ rich: a fox business alert. a fiery train derailment which sent a fireball of smoke billowing into the air that appears to be the result of a train hitting crude oil hitting ed green car. the incident happened earlier this afternoon, and the smoke could be seen for miles. residents were told to stay in their home as a precaution, no injuries reported. all stocks go higher or stall in 2014? joining yes, chief strategist. let's say i sat out 2014. >> the consensus has been it will be affected year. my base case is that we will be seven to 10% 30100 in the s&p. the united states is well on its path that energy independence. the multiple could easily get to 18, 2100. rich: what drives the economy in 2014 and why? >> and not want to make that kind of prediction. 2014 will be as good as any other year for buying stocks as long as you buy good businesses and do not overpay. added that the

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. they're threating to do something about it. next at six. >> pelley: finally tonight, everywhere you look there are lights and stars and tinsel. but nothing shines brighter this time of year than the face of a child. chip reid tells us that an organization called snowball express wouldn't have it any other way. >> reporter: in dallas this weekend, more than a thousand kids ran wild. and no one told them to behave. they screamed, they sang. ♪ all you're ever gonna be is mean ♪ >> reporter: and the food? a parents' nightmare. what is your favorite part of snowball express? >> eating the candy! >> reporter: eating the candy? six-year-old connor bunting is here with his mother nicky. >> he said "this day just keeps getting better and better and better!" and he also said "this is my dreamland!" >> reporter: that is exactly what snowball express-- named for an old disney movie-- is intended to be. a weekend of sheer joy for kids who need it. every child here has lost a parent to war. every p

. >> astrazeneca targeting diabetes. astrazeneca will pay as much as $4.3 billion to take so control. myers will focus on building cancer treatment instead. onus is that citigroup will be little changed this year. bonuses at citigroup will be little changed this year. this move comes at citigroup ceo tries to reduce costs to curb shareholder pressure. and a sacred service investigating possible theft to credit card and debit eta at target. it is believed the reseller was had by hackers over the black friday weekend. the breach may have affected as many as 40,000 card devices according to the secret service. that is today's company news. that is a lot. >> i stopped at target for the first time in my life on black friday, spent $20 and i was on my phone this morning trying to find out if i got hacked. it is a scary. >> when is the last time you buy something at target? >> i am watching "scandal" this weekend? >> do not read that wikipedia page because it will give you spoilers. leastt leas -- >> at -- no more, spoiler aler

year to date up to 55% and astrazeneca up about 25%. back to you. dagen: thank you, nicole. talk about some taper now. reducing the size of the month multi-asset purchases by 10 billion. that was the big story yesterday. the stock market closed at a record by the end of the day yesterday. dagen: th result of the fed movement or perhaps a result of federal reserve policy on future interest rates. peter barnes joining us live on the white house. peter: that is right. looking at three things really that came out of this announcement yesterday, finally getting this taper going number one, the message that the fed feels confident the economy is moving forward and will be strong enough to start pulling back on the taper. number two, the fed got the message perhaps taper is not tightening, which is what bernanke and compan company wasg to tell the market for several months after some earlier problems with their communications. and number three, this kind of bonus the fed is going to offset the tapering by pledging making the strongest commitment so far that is going to keep interes

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expect them to loose close to 15 billion. >> we just had the astrazeneca chart up. they have suffered almost a decade because of issues about generic competition. the ability to get new blo blockbuster drugs. they're just too big to get drugs that are going to justify -- get the sales that they need. this year, they've actually outperformed the ftse 100. there's a sense that maybe we got to the bottom for the sector as a whole. has the story structurally changed for the sector? >> i think we're in a bit of a lull. we saw some big patents expire in 2012. 2014, we're expecting pharma to grow by about 1% in revenue. but actually, when we look to 2015, there's some other big patent expires. >> are the big pharmas too big? can they generate the new blockbusters they need to justify the size of staff and the size that they are? >> definitely having to change their strategy. we're seeing them become leaner. they're having to make cuts. we've seen a number of big pharma making employee cuts, r&d restructuring as they try and stream line their big portfol s portfolios. and t

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> in 2013, there is a deep freezert of the united states, and it looks like it wouldn't take long for the first snowstorm to hit. meteorologist samantha moore has more on the latest. all right, so new year's eve tomorrow night a lot of people will go out and celebrate, what will it look like? >> it will be mighty chilly indeed. and i know you're prepared for it anderson, as the cold air spills in across much of the country. and specifically in times square, we're talking temperatures right around freezing throughout much of the evening. but when the winds blow out of the west at 15, we'll have the wind chill factor down to two degrees, so you know, very chilly, especially when you're outside for extended periods of time. atlanta will be great here, dropping the peach in centennial park, we're talking temperatures in the low 40s, upper 30s and no rain for a change. this is the first time in a long time there was a dry stretch here in atlanta ending the year in 2013. so 16 and a half inches ahead. chicago seeing the sno

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. >>> welcome back to "hannity."lions of "duck dynasty" fans tune in to watch have reason to smile. the family patriarch will be back on the show after he was temporarily suspended for comments made about his personal position on homosexuality in an interview with gq magazine. after announcing the news his son wrote, back to work. so proud of the fans of the show and family. old phil may be crude but his heart is good. he's the real deal. not everyone is happy phil will be back on the air. g.l.a.d. e-mailed a statement that says phil robertson should look african-americans and gay people in the eyes and hear about the hurtful impact of praising jim crow laws and comparing gay people to terrorists. if firing phil isn't one of the next steps a&e has chosen profits over african-americans and gay people, especially its employees and viewers. joining me now, richard fowler and dana laesch. i'm pretty sure i never heard him refer to jim crow laws or compared gay people to terrorists. are people putting words in his mouth?

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> starting january 1st boy scoutspting openly gay members. this is an historic change in its history as it opens up its ranks to gay identifying children. it will still exclude gays from leadership. good to have you here. bsa distributed explanations on the policy and topic of whether a scout with march in a gay pride parade. it says in part each youth member is free as an individual to express his or her thoughts or take action on political or social issues but not use scouting official uniforms and insignia when doing so. also regarding sleep arrangements, if a scout or parent of a scout, if a parent makes a request to not tent with a scout, their wishes should be honored what do you make of this new policy. is it fair enough? >> i think the boy scouts have gone an enormous distance in what they have done, demonstrated leadership against odds. boy scouts up against a mob, a bully, frankly, in the folks trying to oppose this. they stood up to them, by the same time haven't gone far enough. when they announced this ha

astrazeneca has been touting its policy in 2011 to improve ethics around doctor/pharma relationships here, got rid of payments for doctors to attend international meetings, but none of the others have really moved. interesting to watch some of the other names, j&j, merck, we reached out to no comment there. we'll watch to see what they do on the front. >> the change in the business model and the way medicines were prescribed and sold. >> a lot of attention on this one. >> thanks very much. >> all right. let's move on now. seema, this could be a pretty bitter pill for lots of people to swallow. those especially who take vitamins. what is going on here and why now? >> here's the deal, medical experts revealed data on if we should take vitamins and here is their bottom line. >> i generally don't recommend vitamins. i recommend healthy dietary patterns and regular exercise because it's unnecessary. >> dr. miller and other researchers co-wrote a bold editorial that highlights the lack of benefits in taking vitamins and mineral supplements an how they may be even harmful. what's the soluti

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.ism after including clips from the 1986 challenger disaster in the intro to her new song. >> we're looking very carefully at the situation. obviously a major malfunction. stuart: there you have it. that was the expression used and beyonce has as of this morning issued an apology. here's what she says. my heart goes out to the families of those lost in the challenger disaster. was recorded with that intention to heal those who lost loved ones and remind us unexpected things happen. clips from historical events are often used as part of our pop culture. i am not exactly outrage that the use of this challenger sound bite in her song. i am not that upset about it. charles: i do wonder, sometimes the media, the stars can take the liberty, why not make a couple phone calls first. in other words i think it may hurt someone or i didn't mean to hurt anyone doesn't matter. i wanted to use it and i used it. something to deal with afterwards i will deal with it. stuart: are you outraged? charles:

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