our guest tonight is lou dobbs from fox business news network will be joining us. i want to say something very quickly. very unusual for us to do this. there's a gentleman in the audience tonight. he has a message for his parents that i think he was afraid to deliver to them in person. he wanted me to deliver it. to sean's parents-- and i'm not going to use his last name-- he wants you, mom and dad, to know something. he's... sean is a canadian. ( applause ) do not ridicule. he's become friendly with what appears to be four other canadians. together, i believe, they think they're going to form a province. i don't know. apparently the guy wrote a master's dissertation on the daily show. he just wanted his parents to know he's not a loser. but i've got to tell you, i don't know, i don't know. ( cheers and applause ) seriously he wrote his dissertation on the daily show. my guess is they're not letting him back into canada. he's stuck here. let's begin tonight with tomorrow. the republican presidential florida primary two weeks ago the winner seemed clear. >> latest p

it was one of the top rated shows on fox business channel and so far there is a really been a reason given for the cancellation and according to a fox press release freedom watch will be replaced by re airings of shows run earlier in the day so i want to talk about this but first let's take a look at a few clips from his show that gives you a peek on his viewpoints in what he has done and in what he will become the thomas jefferson of our day ron paul is one of us. but senators mccain and eleven of the added this legislation which would authorize the president to declare the entire united states of america all fifty states and all territories to be a battlefield the government of the united states shreds your rights every day it taps our cell phones it reads our e-mails it kills people abroad with predator drones it strip searches an eighty seven year old grandmother in a wheelchair at an airport all right so not your typical fox news principles here doesn't balance on talks about things like occupy wall street the national defense authorization act he's been consistently probably ro

business. keep is right here on the fox news channel. see you again in 30 minutes. . >> well, you're not imagining it, you go to the pump and keep getting kicked in the gas. and pump prices still rising at a record level for this time of year and no relief from canada's keystone pipeline, because we don't have a pipeline, in fact, canada's prime minister in china this week trying to sell oil to the chinese. i've got a question for you. from whom would you rather buy your gasoline. dagen mcdowell asking her viewers on the fox business network all week in what she will admit is an unscientific internet poll, we never let that stop us here. what did you learn? >> we learned that when asked where would you buy your gasoline, where would you rather buy your gas from, middle east, venezuela or canada and almost everyone i want to buy gasoline from canada. >> and 98%. >> i said that was, i love you, but that was kind of an interesting lineup like the rogue's gallery and canada. >> put a happy face on it, either way it's a subliminal message. >>

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. >>> fox business brief.nding out the mix has fresh concerns on the greek debt crisis. dow was down 17 points. fox business's charlie gasparino is reporting we may see progress between big banks and government. it would provide financial assistance for homeowners that would receive assistance. >> they are convening out up with red box. it would pair up verizon's online streaming options. new service will directly compete with video rental company is set to launch later this year. to find the fox business network in your area, go to the website. fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. >> greta: tonight the united states relationship with egypt is going growing mor strained by the hour. they want to put 19 americans on trial. they worked for a pro-democracy group and several of the 19 are being held against their will in egypt. how serious is in and what should the united states do next? john bolton joins us. good evening, sir. give me some idea how serious this, whether this is show and tell and

on fox business. hope you can join us. there it is.ber you heard a great deal about over the many months, dow closing over 13,000. by five points we've not seen before president obama winning the white house. governor, what do you think of that, is this milestone? >> it's good to be with you all. i think it's something that the president and democrats will herald as a good omen. the unfortunate thing is you and i know that the dow itself doesn't describe what the employment situation, it doesn't describe jobs or the state of the economy in the totality but it is a sign. there are other things, however, that are really, really on the horizon. that is the price of gasoline. unless we do something, when i say we i mean collectively, not to talk about it but to show that something can be done and to do something, people that are being hurt are not going to be affected to the see the dow rise -- what does that mean to them? we need to find answers. >> neil: in your state they have been ticking rising, highest in the nation. this is state th

to find fox business network in your area, fox business network giving you the power to prosper. >> greta follow breaking news, the plane carrying whitney houston's body has arrived in nchblgz. kelly, watching the body arrive by airplane are solemn in such a renowned superstar whose life was cut so shortly? >> absolutely. just the way the story has ended it's not befitting that whitney houston brought to the masses at all. >> greta: where was he is living? >> you know, as far as i know she was living in suburban atlanta. at one point, probably in the last year, she was spending a great deal of time out in los angeles. i'm assuming she didn't have a home in los angeles considering she was staying at the hotel the weekend of the grammies. most people, even if they lived in that l.a. area, coming from home not necessarily, booking hotel rooms up to a big awards show. >> greta: its sad homecoming in the suburban new york airport. teterboro airport where the plane has arrived. i can only imagine the pain for her mother and relatives. >> guest: this has nothing short of her ifk. i saw an image

in new york i'm liz macdonald with the fox business network. >>> a woman was heading to the hospital because she wasn't feeling well. she was hit and killed by a driver who did not stop. >>> also ahead the fines keep going up and the outrage is, too. find out what people are doing to fight the traffic signs in the district. >>> at 11:00 tonight neighbors rush into a burning house to save an elderly man. they tell us their incredible story tonight on the news edge.  we go through them all the time. doors that mark the day's events. new beginnings. endings. routines. revealing the stories and dramas -- the victories and challenges -- that help us go through new doors of our own. be part of the story. colonial williamsburg. >>> police are searching for a driver who killed a woman and left the scene. right now they don't have many clues to go on. family members believe eileen foley was struck and killed while walking to the hospital just after midnight sunday. she's on branch avenue near serrats road in clinton. fox 5 news reports foley's husband is remembering her as an angel of. >> re

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. >>> fox business brief. gains after positive news from manufacturing and construction industry. the dow finished up 83 points 12,716. facebook has officially filed a registration form to the securities and exchange commission for initial public offering. they have filed up to $5 billion and said it would like the idea to take place in the second quarter. company intends to list common stock under f.b.. >> wall street reporting bankrupt company amr wants to reduce kosdz by 20% for all of it's workers. catch my show weekdays and find fox business network in your area. fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. >> greta: $15.3 trillion now, that mind-blowing number is the current number of the debt. by the time on the record is over that number will be higher. how do we begin to pay it down? a group of freshmen group of congressmen, congressman jeff landry joins us. i have a copy of the letter you written on to speaker of the house something you want to do? >> yeah. i had discussion with other membe

tomorrow morning -- actually in a couple hours, the imus show on fox business.newt gingrich skunk vomit and a lot more of that coming up. >> juliette, how is "owe -- o'reilly" going? >> it is going. i am in on saturdays and so tune in. >> i want to feel it. >> did you see that? did you see that? >> doesn't work? thank you for asking. >> back to you, greg. >> okay.

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fox business network is live in new york with this morning's business beat. good to see you. >> good morning. >>> let's talk about the mortgage rates rising. a good thing or what's the deal here? >> well, you know, you think no, it's not good, but i think it reflects optimism in the housing industry right now. as far as the home sales goes, the fixed mortgage up to 3.95%. i say up to that. that's still very, very low. and we have seen some encouraging signs if the housing industry. we've seen saleses of existing homes starting to rise. inventories going down. the number of people behind on payments dropping to the lowest level since 2009. however, most obviousers say it's going to be a longtime, many, many years because home prices are still at ten-year lows before we can say the housing market has turned around. >> now the big thing that serve talking about coming up is this whole gas price thing. and we're talking about gas prices going up to 4, maybe $5 here. but it could be worse. it is worse in other parts of the world. >> it is. people dream about $4 a

lauren simonetti with fox business network is live in new york with business beat.to you. >> good morning, wisdom. >> let's talk about the first good day of stocks in february and how greece had appear impact on that. >> yeah, well, this is a nightmare. we've been talking about them possibly defaulting on their debt obligations for quite a while. we got some confidence that maybe they won't yesterday. we are hearing that they are very close to getting a landmark debt deal done. here is to hoping. that fueled our stock here. the dow up 83 points in the end. >> and also the preis talking about helping out some home owners. >> yep. we've heard this one before. this plan, this proposed plan i should say is a the bit different. what president obama is trying to do is to help people who are current on their mortgages but still under water, meaning their mortgage is worth more than their home is worth at this point and also those people would have loans with private banks. so that is who they are trying to help. you need a good credit score to qualify. you have to live in

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business. i am shepard smith and will see you tonight at the fox report. but right now, mr. neil cavuto. >> the insurance company, not the hospital, in the charity, will be required to reach out and offer the woman contraceptive carefree of charge without co-pays and without hassles. >>neil: not so fast because moments ago a group say this is all new. talk about birth "out" of control. america's health insurance plan that provides benefits to more than 200 million americans indicate they are not keen being volunteers to provide what critics call an "out," for the administration. quoting the press secretary "we are concerned about the precedent this proposed rule set as we learn how this is operationallized. we will provide compensate to the process. the real deal? not a continue deal. and pat, it look like the president's "fix," could have created a bigger mess. >>guest: it has. the insurance company reaction to being ordered by the president to do something they were not accounted by is not helping matters. and the catholic church is not happy. understand what the president

something we picked up on, on fox business network. ron paul. donald trump.rld trifecta. mitt romney on how to get the mojo back. head of the house budget committee. republican congressman paul ryan on how to get the cuts passed. independent senator joe lieberman on why he is fighting the white house's new healthcare rules that is ticking off a lot of religious leaders, why lieberman says this is bigger than just angry capitalists. this cuts to the core of church and state. again, just reviewing a couple of key earnings that came in today we want to pass along. groupon, the big i.p.o. that came, disappointing. news corp, the big media concern completing the

then nice neil with fox business network.morning. >> it is looking awfully good today in the markets despite what happened in greece. despite rioters and protesters, the government approving $3.3 billion in budget cuts anyway. that will qualify it or it could for a loan rescue program that. will swap out some old bonds and allow greece to avoid defaulting on all of 14.5 billion euros in bobbed payments due next month. >> that is good. lets ahe bring it back home here a little bit more on this next story. sad but true. whitney houston's death meaning big sales of her music and an expected ratings boost for cbs and the grammys. kind of big business coming out of this. >> adele won six grammys last night but it was whitney houston that really dominated the entire program. many references to her. and eight of her albums are in the top 10 sales on amazon.com right now. her greatest hits album is number one on eye tons on apple. let's not forget that sony, which owned a lot of michael jackson music and that sony also owns whitney h

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one hour from now on fox business network. let's say you don't get fox business. >> you should demand it. >> thank you, foster brooks. >> greg: hey, hello, everyone. i am your compact communicator greg gutfeld. today on lease from greece, andrea tantaros. the silver samurai, bob beckel. the oil man with the great tan, eric bolling. and america's gumdrop, dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city. 1:00 a.m. in my spleen. this is "the five." this is packed tighter than willy wonka band. let's do this america. yesterday, president superhero at the united auto workers conference where he gave us his view of america. it wonder if he said that america is not just looking out for yourself. that it's not just about greed. it's not just about trying to climb to the very top. and keeping everybody else down. >> america is not just looking out for yourself, not just about greed. it's not just about trying to climb to the very top and keep everybody else down. >> greg: so predictable. talk about a back-handed compliment. him saying it's not

din dennis neil with fox business network is live in new york with this morning's business beat.e would like to play the stock market a lot every day are about to see the rules change. >> they are. you are talking about the high frequency traders. the sec may want to give them a speeding ticket. these are the super pros out there in the mark e. they put in thousands upon thousands of buy and sell orders every day. they are collecting these tiny crumbs of the spread between what you can buy it at and what you can sell it at. they don't hold anything for a long time. they don't even execute or actually take ownership of stock. the sec chairwoman saying that worries me and what can we do to rein that in? so they are thinking about charging a if he for every one of those trades. that could put high freqs out of business. on the other hand, they make a lot of stock available because they are in there trading. when there was a sudden drop of hundreds of point in a matter of minutes, one reason is because they got skerred and withdrew from the market instantly. they all -- they say if y

fox business network's charlie gasparino saying it is class warfare. >> think how absurd this is.ank was designed to prevent banks from failing again. prevent the government from having to go in and bail them out. but we have stuff like this and a lot of other baloney stuff, forcing bangs to do things to squeeze the earnings and creating new consumer panels and the consumer, this was not all about the consumer but it was about banks taking too much risk. what is the word, fatuous, how is that for a five dollar word, it is stupid. okay, c.e.o.'s get paid a lot. do we, just, and, by the way, it is interesting how they snuck it in knowing that an election year when this went into effect would come around the corner. so, clearly is it an election year ploy. dodd-frank --. >>neil: is it a requirement? >>guest: of all banks. >>neil: so companies have to comply. >>guest: it will be to their official documents. >>neil: so you will know my boss is paid 500 times the average --. i can see the "usa today" saying, here is the ranking of companies and the gap. >>guest: it is purely political.

robert gray with fox business network is live with us in new york with business beat.morning to you, robert. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the dow. it crossed the 13,000 mark for the first time since may of 2008. what went on? >> well, you definitely had the news out of greece early yesterday and some bull elisa hahn earnings reports from the like of home depot, macy's, saks helping out in the consumer sector. it pushed above 13,000 just a couple of times. if you blinked, you might have missed it but generating a lot of psychological boost here. it doesn't mean anything fundamentally but clearly these round numbers generate a lot of interest. the futures are veryling changed. we are waiting for more earnings reports later on this afternoon. >> nike is making headline as they get ready for the olympics. >> yeah, they are unveiling rare new technology. they comb ought with a lot of new sleek gear four years ago. they have new stuff for the london olympics. that is the proturbo speed, the sprinter shoe they say is lighter than your skin. and the fly knit shoes. it

jon: "fox business alert." president laid out his plans to help millions of homeowners, folks who owe more money on their mortgages than their homes are worth are especially in consideration here but the question is, who pays for this? with us now, fox business network senior washington correspondent peter barnes. peter? >> reporter: hey, jon. maybe the taxpayers end up paying for some of this but listen, supporters say cutting the interest rates on mortgages for millions of homeowners would free up billions of dollars which consumers then could turn around and spend and maybe help the economic recovery. it would be like a big tax cut. >> i am sending congress a plan that will give every responsible homeowner in america the chance to save about $3,000 a year own their mortgage by refinancing at historically low rates. [applause] >> reporter: now the president is proposing to allow these refinancings through the federal housing administration with a new government guaranty for a loan. that means a taxpayer backs

robert gray with fox business network is live in new york with this morning's business beat.t, we'll get to that in a second. let's talk about the market first. back to work now for us. what are investors watching today? >> this may be a little bit better news. at least at the moment, we are seeing futures moving higher this morning. keep in mind, the do you have is at the highest level since may of 2008 on friday and we've got the s&p 500. it has only been down one week so far this year. it is at the highest level since april of last year. keep into mind, we are already getting some news from home depot with better than expected revenue. the warmer than expected winter helping folks do more renovation and home repair over this. that is helping greece reach an accord on a new bailout deal overnight. that is helping the markets as well. >> it is hard to believe it is february and we are talking about high gas prices right now. what is really beheaped this and how high are they actually realistically going to go? >> highest on record for this time of year so a lot of analysts a

lawyeren simonetti with fox business networking live outside the godiva store in times square with thisorning's business beat. >> outside, wisdom? i'm inside. >> well, cool. i understand. before we get to talking about chocolate and all things valentine's and love, let's talk about the stock market. stocks started the week off in the plus column? >> yeah, feeling love on wall street. today, futures are up. but yesterday as well, we had the do you up by 73 points. apple shares piercing through $503 a share. this morning we have news in moody's has downgrade six european countries. nonetheless, futures are sustaining themselves. let's talk about valentine's day because this is big business minister retail world. people make lots of money off the retail world. >> huge business. you wouldn't believe it but valued is expected to bring in $17.6 billion in sales. that is according to the national retail federation. that is the most they've ever seen. each person says they will spend about $1206 something special for their sweetie. more often than not, that something special is going to be a ha

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