on fbn. i'm thinking to myself, wait a minute. whoa, whoa. they might not have fbn. they not be feeling it. >> if they don't have fbn they should probably try to demand fbn. if they don't get it, they should go to a store. call the cable operator and request they get fox business network. on basic cable. i'm thirsty. >> andrea: hello. i'm andrea tantaros with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, on loan from bill o'reilly the one and only jesse waters. it's 5:00 in new york city. move your hand, waters. this is "the five"! ♪ ♪ president obama was back in his hometown pushing for gun control. the president spoke in chicago where the skyrocketing murder rate is now as bad as the al capone gap land days soft far this year there have been 44 only side44homicide compared ton there were 26. eric, you were born and raised in chicago. this problem got out of hand. in the first five hour, i talked cops on the ground who say there are not enough force. the civil rights groups are out of control. do you think what the president said will have any effect? >> eric: give preside

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robert shiller telling fbn in many cases people are better off renting than buying.o says housing is not an investment, and the price gains we saw in the last decade might take generations to happen again. so much for the american dream. the executive vice president of carrington holdings joins me now. always great to see you, rick. >> you too, gerri. gerri: i really believe shiller's a perma-bear. how do you read his comments? do you agree with him? >> i was, actually, quite a bit surprised to see the comments. i agree with you, dr. shiller tends to be very bearish. but people with money looking to invest are voting completely differently than what dr. shiller was talking about. we're seeing millions and millions of dollars coming in from offshore looking at u.s. real estate as being a safe investment and looking to buy physical assets as opposed to investing in paper. so just in terms of strict investment capability or investment interest, housing continues to be a hot topic. gerri: it's a hot topic, but there are even a lot of people out there who were eager to ge

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one. 1 thank you, our big network wide special report on real estate all day tomorrow, right here on fbn, and 8:00 p.m. on cavuto. real story about real estate real estate from people problem kids but sadly we are stupid and america. school spending has tripled the no improvement but there is some good news. some very cool things are starting to happen. but school as boring. >> free public schools but the charter let's the school escape the bureaucracy of regular schools including the teachers union. this included the bureaucrats label at risk of failure but they'll learn. >> going to our schools is a ticket to educational success. all gatt outstanding test stores -- state score. >> we do with less per child >> for less money how do they get the kids interested? >> interested in math? reading, writing. [laughter] the school day is longer kids stay in tel weathercock p.m. they told us they don't mind. >> you will burn out. >> we have our eye on the prize. >> views new teaching techniques stand wear your pieces in their coached by their bosses. >> they tell me things i don't see or for don

one. 1 thank you, our big network wide special report on real estate all day tomorrow, right here on fbn, and 8:00 p.m. on cavuto. real story about real estate real estate from people like don possible els, and mort zuckerman and joh jon huntsman. john: school spending it through the roof what is wrong. >> the blob. >> like the reformers are up again jab at hut. >> the unions, and paper pushers. >> let's destroy the system. >> bridge on th bring it on, whd disagree. >> shame on you. john: teachers unions disagree, they are mad at me. >> city schools are terrible because of unions like yours. >> our test scores are not what we choose to focus on. john: how do you know if they are learning anything. >> i know they are learning whether i look in their eyes. john: give me a break. >> they also oppose charter schools. >> over my dead party. john: unions are mad some charters can fire bad teachers, what is wrong with that? >> a teacher wants to teach. john: this actor said this teachers need tenure. >> why else would you take a [ bleep ] salary? >> most provisions do not have tenure, wit but n

power packed show tonight on fbn. you don't get it? >> demand it. >> it's shouting at you. >> eric: hello, everybody. i'm eric bolling, with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, andrea tantaros and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: president obama delivered his fifth "state of the union." the grand entrance by the rockstar in chief, bipartisan bowing and patting each other on the back as they barrel toward armageddon was a spectacle. the president thinks he knows what is best for us. i think he sees himself as a father figure, in a cool way. like this guy. >> i'm a cool dad. that is my bang. >> ♪ we're all in this together ♪ ♪ yes, we are ♪ we're all stars ♪ of something you know it >> eric: sorry, mr. president, that is not how i see it, sir. i can see it like chick bike riding girlie arm dad that whines and nags and whines and nags. >> so let's be clear. common sense reform. minimum wage and our fair share. manufacturered crisis. >> gun violence. >> climate change. immigration reform. >> bob, hav

fbn. tonight. >> i supported him. voted for him the first time around. ited a -- i had hoped because he was black. shame on me. >> black chamber of commerce ripping in the president. he didn't stop there. why is he so upset? why is he on me with to talk about it? why not? >> kimberly: hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: you are looking live at washington, d.c. where another fiscal deadline looms. automatic spending cuts kick in friday unless lawmakers reach a deal. but is this really a crisis? here on "the five," we were ahead of the curve to tell you sequestration isn't going to mean armageddon for america. but the press and political class mostly on the left are trying to tell you otherwise. example number one, the media. >> we are now within 72 hour of the drastic budget cuts across the american economy. >> with the budget ax falling the government starts releasing illegal immigrants from jail. >> slight delays, kids losing vaccine and

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it is something i'll be addressing with daryl hannah tonight on fbn at 8 p.m. ahead of that, buyo byron york. if therapy going to protest, they're at the wrong place. the president, unless he changes his mind, was the guy who was against the keystone pipeline from the beginning. >> well, i think they're worried that he will change his mind. he's been with them so far, but a decision has to be made, and the president never said i'm never no way going to build this pipeline. he said that there were environmental concerns and that he was putting the decision off until after the 2012 election. one of the big concerns, for example, was the routing of the pipeline through nebraska which was over some very critical water tables. now it's been rerouted. the governor of nebraska now approves of it, so the problem is these environmentalists are extremely worried that the president's attentions are divided on this. at the same time they were having this protest, the afl-cio and the american trol pe troat m institute were having a conference call about launching a propipel

david: we're talking about real estate all day at fbn here is the question.in the middle of another housing bubble? david stockman, the former director of the office of management and budget found striking features to the current housing revival that he says it built on straw and about to collapse again. >>> also the hottest areas for apartments. we get a first look at new data from one of the biggest real estate firms in the country. and mark, point that camera outside, please. that's what we're dealing with in the northeast. more on that to come as well. but we can still help you see your big picture. with the fidelity guided portfolio summary, you choose which accounts to track and use fidelity's analytics to spot trends, gain insights, and figure out what you want to do next. all in one place. i'm meredith stoddard and i helped create the fidelity guided portfolio summary. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. liz: time for a quick speed read. some of the day's other top

we'll give you more information as we get it on fbn.tate market has been a bright spot for investors in the last few quarters or so with a mild recovery in the sector but this week we saw mixed data coming out from home builders leaving some investors slightly optimistic, david. david: will housing continue to climb this year or is this the end of the rally? joining us steve brown, american century investments senior vice president. steven you claw your way back up and fall. it must be so discouraging to see when there is bad news. overall question about reits, whether or not they have sort of shaken off the stigma of the subprime debacle? do you think that's happened or do people still have that in their minds? >> i think they have shaken it off from a performance perspective because they have put up good returns for the last couple years. what people have seen commercial real estate has been in recovery for last couple years. housing as you mentioned at top has bottomed out in fourth quarter of 2011. it is just coming out of the worst

tune in all day at fbn tomorrow. melissa: not only there. they all think chicago is best market.inhorn taking aim at apple's cash. shibani joshi has the story. >> a public brouhaha surrounding apple. something we haven't seen in a very long time. david einhorn is activist hedge fund manager and apple investor making a public appeal to shareholders via press release ahead of the company's shareholder meeting asking for them to keep the option open of issuing preferred shares. there is an agenda item at this year's shareholder meeting, to stop and no longer issue preferred shares. he does not want that to happen. the reason he wants to prevent that because he wants to unlock shareholder value. keep in mind the price of apmedical is down the lax six months over 30%. he says there is lot of cash on the books he wants to get into his own pocket. he issued the following statement. we understand many shareholders share our frustration with apple's capital allocation policies. they have $145 per share of cash on the balance sheet. as a shareholder this is your money. he is trying to get

see you 9:20 on fbn. martha has more. mart the some of the numbers behind the story in detroit. unemployment has averaged 18% in detroit. 36% of the population lives below the poverty level. the population is 700,000. that is what it was in 1910. that is a far cry a couple decades ago when that city was home to nearly two million people. bill: you are paying more at the grocery store. food prices jumping .7%, helping jump u.s. wholesale prices. the first time we've seen that since december. food prices dropped at the end of last year. so you put the food price, gasoline price up for 33 straight days you have a one-two whammy on the budget. 11 minutes past. martha: we're getting started this morning. president obama is pointing the finger at republicans saying it will be their fault if automatic spending cuts hit last week. a top republican says the president should look in the mirror if he wants someone to blame. our panel will take this on fair and balanced. bill: look at this video. this is propoganda warfare out of north korea. a chilling video showing president obama and u.s

mark cycle a member of our medical a-team and stu varney with the varney and company on fbn.s out of germany, what do they mean. 72 is the new 30. >> this is from the academy of science and it's dramatic. it shows this have been 8 it,000 generations of humans on the planet. just the last four generations have lived a lot longer. back in 1900 people lived about 40 years, now, we live around 80 years. why? vaccines, clean water, clean food, antibiotics, more public health, more perception, and vaccines by the way, public health and sewage removal number one on the list. diarrhea is the biggest killer. >> megyn: let's get down to it. >> so this is the issue and it's actually great news, but the question is, what are we going to do and how are we going to pay for it and i've actually-- were varney there, i believe that we should raise the retirement age on medicare. >> before we get to that. so we're living longer is what the study says, but does it mean, when i hear 72 is the new 30. we showed the picture before, raquel welch, sophia loren and the older women who look fantastic

lauren simonetti is live in the fbn news room. >> the governor of perry, his pitch sounds pretty persuasivelding a business is tough. but i hear that building a business in california is next to impossible. this is texas governor rick perry and i have a challenge for california businesses, come check out texas. >> and things aren't just bigger in texas, but better, too. 6.1% and california has the third highest jobless rate in the nation at 9.8%. and in texas there are property taxes, but no corporate or state income tax. the poverty rate is much lower than in california, which at 23 1/2% is the highest in the nation. plus, things just cost less in texas like gas. those are some reasons why huge multinational corporations most recently caterpillar, toyota and samsung are moving, building and expanding and the lonestar state welcoming them with open arms. california's lt. governor says don't pack up the u-haul just yet. here is gavin newsom. california has more venture capital emanating from any state in america, an essential place to do business. >> and newsom adds at that california is sta

bill: see you at 9:20 on fbn. markets open in 20 minutes. stuart varney, thank you, sir. martha: why are italy's election results having a great impact on our markets here? italy is the tenth largest economy in the world. their debt is 126% of their gdp. that is the highest since world war i. unemployment in italy is over 11%. for young people under 25, unemployment jumps to more than 36%. some folks look at those numbers and wonder whether or not it is a portent of things to come here. we'll see. on this tuesday morning we're just getting rolling here, bill and i. a new push to eliminate one state's income tax. why critics say it would ultimately hurt the middle class and the poor they believe. bill: we just mentioned president obama is on the road to push congress to stop the budget cuts from hitting at the end. week. republicans are fighting back saying the president could get a whole lot more done if he just stayed behind in washington. martha: the stars of the movie about the hunt for usama bin laden, "zero dark thirty.", are now putting their support behind an effor

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