mayor lee and i have been working wonderfully together with bob lori and the bid for the super bowl and i think that has been really a wonderful approach. as a region we can't be beat. when we try to isolate ourselves and only have the strengths of one city or another, then i think we miss out on the tapestry and diversity and excellence that we have to offer here. what we have is amazing that's why so many people want to be here. >> how long have you been in talks about this proposal and when did everything sort of come together [inaudible]? >> so, we met for dinner in december. that's when the conversation first started. it got a lot more serious as they kept winning games on their way to the super bowl. and the deal has come together really over that period of time. pretty intense period of time, as jed said. a lot of people have worked night and day around the clock, weekends to land this thing. and to make it so we could announce it on this day. >> are there any plans to change [speaker not understood] for game day [speaker not understood] the 49ers partnership? >> we'll definitely

. >> kimberly: we've got comedianne lori rothman. >> bob: i'm going blowing -- bog tonight. >> kimberlytrage with chords because they put the puerto ricon can on the beer can. >> bob: are you marching, by the way? >> greg: she's her own parade. >> kimberly: this has been interesting, sort of unusual, and strange. thanks a lot. >> dana: have a great weekend. i'll miss bob. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. the deadline has come and gone for answers from the irs about its improper scrutiny of conservative groups. the next step is up to the republicans and democrats in the senate who set that time table. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is up on capitol hill with the story. >> reporter: democrats and republicans are expressing disappointment with the irs's failure to meet a deadline after asking in this letter more than 40 questions about the targeting of conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status. after the deadline passed, senators max baucus and or written hatch sairinhatch said o better and said this

lori: conducting the study, eight of the top ten names for mail executive positions have five letters for fewer. most popular c suite names were bobd lawrence. melissa: changing my name to dollar sign. >> or mel. lori: you think it takes less time to say, we're offers neighbors. i think, d. i never say dennis. >> names like --, the oscar-nominated child actress and chitikwa as name dirk or spike. call me den, and make i get a raise out of that. lori: that's what i'm saying. >> there you go. melissa: coming up on "money," speaker of the house john boehner sit down with our own rich edson discussing the economy, the keystone pipeline and his relationship with president obama and where it stands right now. that is 5:00 p.m. eastern here on fox business. don't miss it. if my name is just dollar sign how will you pronounce it. lori: cha-ching. does it for us. melissa: perfect. lori: coming up, -- i don't know what would you call me? i feel like -- [inaudible] oil is pulling back after three days of gains with the u.s., production rising and consumption falling. you know it is time for tracy and ashley. wheels have totally come off the

lori shuletty. john, jeff shipley. chad seen hook. joel, bob anderson and mark dolan. tate senator joni ernst. and the iowa federation of college republicans chairman john kaufman. here you at, john? on behalf of the republican party of iowa, i want to thank all of you for coming out tonight. it means a lot to me. it means a lot to the party, and when we look at a crowd like 24 -- this in eastern iowa, i can tell you that the first congressional district is in play in 2014 and we will be prepared to fight in it. the second congressional district is in play. we're recruiting hard for that seat and we plan to compete and win there also. you can clap. [applause] but we've got a wonderful opportunity ahead of us as republicans and i can tell you, hen we as a party stand on principle, we win. if you look back at 2010, when we swept across the nation with a tea party title wave of lynns in the republican category -- wins in the republican category it is because we as a republican party stood on principle. i'm confident that a republican party that stands on principle, that stands up for marriage, hu

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lori: latest personnel shake-up. thank you, peter. >> you bet. melisssa: fuhrman, rubenite, bob ruben school of economics.ch of a change there. >>> senator john mccain slipping into sir -- syria for a meeting with as saut rebels. he is the high raestest ranking official to visit the country since civil war broke out a few years ago. now we're learning the white house had a head's up on all this. what is the endgame? time for lou dobbs. >> wouldn't it be stunning if they had not known that senator mccain would meet with the head of the free syrian army, the rebels but knowing what they do and did, what is the difference? here is a meeting that takes place over the course of several hours in syria, i.e., may be about a bit of a boost for the syrian factions fighting against assad. surely this not, as this administration is fond of saying, a game-changer. in fact it raises the question, why is senator john mccain and senator lindsey graham, why have they become the voices of the republican party on a host of issues about which their expertise i think could be severely questioned? they have played a role in i

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bob for a long time. my hunch is, unlike the past three years, i don't think that strategy plays this way. lori: how would you chase stocks? what is your place? >> i should say this, sectors and stocks can go higher and lower than people think. a lot of people have been hiding out in the consumer staples sectors. i would be cutting back on companies and those sectors. i would be fine into technology. i think technology is valued cheaper than utilities and consumer staples. i think technology is undervalued. lori: interesting. a lot of people have been steering clear of technology. we have an information technology. why do you like it? >> if you look at your handheld device, it becomes more and more apparent. that is where your computer is going. spca, favorably rated by our power analyst. they have had a good run. they are starting to throw off nice amount of cash flow. lori: there you go. let's switch gear and talk healthcare. you like a lot of names involved in the healthcare industry. let's start with rite aid and walgreens. >> walgreens made an acquisition over in europe that was ms. unders

lori: tesla revving higher. the payback the government loan. let's get a check of who is up and who's down on the dow. we are back after this. [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fre perspective on hisortfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket sciee. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. it's just common sense. aryou still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing aners families need. siemens. answers. . .. lori: update you on the markets here 24 hours after the fed. a lot of swipes but i thinkk3 it is safe to say that investors have die he is ifed we'll not see the foot off the pedal of the accommodative policy at least anytime soon. there is nicole on her post at the new york stock exchange, with the dow trending lower. >> the dow is down about 36 points right now, lori and melissa. 15,271. obviously

lori: your wisdom as always i love to say that to you, it is so true day after day. lou dobbs everybody. catch lew at 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern. tonight bob goodlatte will be your guest. white house is in damage control and that is certainly an understatement. bring you to the markets here. nicole petallides, down at the floor of the new york stock exchange. the dow is up by just about a hair. >> we have the dow up five 1/2 points, lori, the nasdaq composite also higher. both the dow and nasdaq setting new intraday letter. the dow setting all-time record high of 15,302 and change. the nasdaq is trading at the highest levels since the year 2000. s&p 500 has not set another record. it has done so closing nine of the last 10 sessions with up arrows and setting yet more records. right now the s&p is slightly lower. back to you. lori: thank you, nicole. melissa: all right. natural gas production is an an all-time high but there is battle brewing with what to do with all of it. the obama administration is set to rule on whether or not to green light a plan to allow exports or whether we should keep it all for ourselves. joining me in his first