gary b, what do you think? where is this market going?> well, i'm going back to something stephan said and he kind of gave credit to a lot of other reasons, one of which i'm sure he thinks is the federal reserve. and i think that's spill propelling the market and i think we're going higher. i don't think all that money they're throwing into the market. even if they stopped tomorrow, has fillered in. that's what i think is behind it. i think stuff like the sequester helped propel it, but i think that's really the main driver. i think that's still there. i think we're going to go a lot higher. >> brenda: you know, stephen, usually when the small investor get in and try to catch the bull, it's time for a correction, or the markets start heading the other way. which way do you think it's going? >> i think that's what we call the wall of worry. gary b makes such a good point, compare the stock market today to four years ago, bond yields are so much lower, they're so awful, really, and you look at p.e.'s on stocks, meanwhile. >> brenda: the pri

>> gary b. what do you say. i say no, brenda, wre different than cyprus and going back through even the last few years we're different than greece. we're different than spain. we're different than portugal and the markets fell off and proven to be a buying opportunity. yes, it's a concern, and i don't think it's a concern for us though. >> well, i mean, because week print a lot of money, toby, but there are some problems with our own system and this could overflow in some ways. >> andertainly let's not forget we're about a week away from this, 2008 was our meltdown and it it almost happened in 2008. and the thing that gets me more charged up what they did with taxes and incremental other stuff they've added in. and closed the banks down and we did that in the depression, by the way. they've added a whole bunch of other-- we're already paying, if you don't think we're at the point in the united states where we'll have withholding on capital gains, proposed. it's hittings rightnow. >> brenda: john, what do you thi

gary b, what do you think? >> i agree with what toby and john said.ook, the same as if in the old days, you know, you went out and took an ad out in the newspaper and said, you know, my boss stinks, ibm doesn't pay me enough. et cetera, et cetera. now, you know, maybe jonas thinks well, that doesn't matter. look, all of tse negative things matter and people say, oh, maybe ibm is a crummy company and we shouldn't buy the computers and-- >> i would say not relating to the company. behaving badly online and look at the women and-- >> and i went out last night and i got drunk. you're allowed to say that online. the whole point, jonas is talking about the company. >> brenda: the company. and julian, weigh in here. >> jonass usual makes the right distinction here, things that employers should worry about. >> brenda: he's not the-- >> there are things like the use of company equipment, the publication of things that are very sensitive to the company, and privacy issues, those things companies should have very clear moves about and then there's other things s

gary b, what's causing this? >> well, brenda it starts with the very first doctor you see and that's the primary care specialist. you don't need to look further than massachusetts which of course was the model, at least in some camps they say, of obamacare, they face a shortage, brenda, not only in primary care specialty, but in eight specialties across the board. it's estimated by health care that by 2014, 7 million americans will have trouble finding a primary care physician. the reason, primary care, which is kind of the tip of the iceberg here, they're the ones that have the most paper work, which you know is going to go up under obamacare and they get paid the least. brenda, i'm going to steal a line from neil, the best way to benefit from obamacare is to buy stock in the company that makes waiting room chairs because that's what you're going to need after this all kicks in. >> brenda: so, scott, not just a problem in florida, you think this might be nationwide? >> yeah, it's nationwide, brenda. and florida

the bulls and bears this week, gary b smith, tobin smith, jonas max ferris and welcome to everybody. scott, they're still pushing more taxes, but did we just get evidence that's the wrong way to go? >> i think we did, brenda. look, taxes are tough at anytime, but certainly, in a time like this, where gdp growth just got revised to oh, my goodness, 0.1% on the flat side for q-4. unemployment still ridiculously high. there's no way through it. we just hit the rich and the spenders and the job creators in this country, and it's showing. consumer confidence is falling. purchases of big ticket items are falling, brenda. >> it's not going to work, we're already feeling it. >> brenda: julian, do you agree, tax hikes? good or bad for the economy? >> i think the place we may all agree when you have a weak economy like we have. you don't want to see us going aftethe deficit the way we are, whether it's the tax increases on anybody or big spending. most of the economists that have looked at this, including the cbo and says that the factors of this obama administration talking about closing loop

>> predictions, it gary b. >> i like lululemon. the reason, it's complete overreaction, they're recalling a product. it happens all the time and i think the stock is up 20%. >> brenda: i just like saying the name of the company. bull or bear. >> they don't get into yoga and high price valuation. >> brenda: toby, your prediction. >> all of these smart phones have done one thing, made the super memory off the chart, prices going up. and micron going up and-- >> gary b, bill or bear. >> i'm bearish, a little overbought right now. >> brenda: john your prediction. >> best buy turn around getting rave reviews, up. >> brenda: and toby. >> it's up 25% before it goes down 25%. >> brenda: jonas? >> okay. around word on street. bribing the tonight show to it move to new york city. the credit card-- >> bill or bear. >> letterman in new york-- >> and jay leno, and john ji carson and-- eil cavuto is up next. >> neil: the unions are starting to get loud, but is their message starting to get old? >> glad to have you, and over the top union protest

gary b? >> brenda, i think that gas prices are going up, regardless of the keystone pipeline. the way to play it is exxon, almost a no-brainer in this environment. up 40% by 2014. >> brenda: okay. scott, you think this is a no-brainer or not? are you a bull or a bear? >> i'm a bear on that one. i like the sector, brenda, but there's other pipelines and other transports as far as oil goes, a higher dividend. >> brenda: what gives you the best return and your prediction, scott? >> went crazy this week, got the sequester talk in the u.s., you don't have to just stay here at home. you can go overseas, i emg good emerging matter of fact etf. >> brenda: jonas, bull or bear. >> bear on the market. >> brenda: tobin. >> good news about the home starts, believe it or not, people don't write on paper they do it on cad cam software, the leader here. and i think they're up 25, 30% by the end of the year, sales are booming into the construction sector. >> brenda: gary b, bull or bear. >> bearish on this, i think it needs to drop a little. >> brenda: jonas your prediction. >> you don't need

. >> brenda: gary b, your prediction. >> linkedin is the new facebook, i think it hits $200 by the end of the year. >> brenda: jim, what do you think, bull or bear. >> bear, rich valuation. i like zxj and currency on it. >> brenda: gary b what, do you think on that. >> bear. >> brenda: that's clear. jonas your prediction. >> health study about benefits of red wine and dark chocolate reaffirmed this week, good for the economy that's fueled by both of those, france. and france up-- >> you better respond to that, but toby. >> la bear, la bear. >> brenda: i don't agree, i called you dr. jonas and i like that, that works for me. >> and my new diet. >> brenda: oh, i like it. coming up, cornerstone of the cost of freedom, cavuto on business. stay tuned. >> . >> neil: well, your tax refund may have to wait, but the government is not waiting one nano second for the president's health care law. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, whether it's the cliff or the sequester cuts to blame, more taxpayers are told they'll have to wait for their money, but a new report shows the irs is going full stea

. >> and so gary b succeeded in shouting down the mayor and are they really winning the big battles?lutely not. we have said many times, union membership is on the decline. it is kind much in a permanent free fall. unions are monopolies and demand artificially high wagings. in greece, they are upset when the dole is going to go away and the average carpenter gets 40 miles per hour. that is a heck of a lolt of money. peop s oh, my gosh my salary is going away . people get upset. jamu is right. i would be protesting, too. but i am not sure they are qualified for the job. >> is it a coincidence that wages stagnated while the unions came under attack? >> (talking all at once.) >> we are not get nothing that economic argument. >> there is really a potf gold in the state of pennsylvania, not giving raises to the union members and then they protest and would back the labor. there is a lot of -- between losing labor and jobs and people moving, and 50 years of bad union contracts that have bank rumented want pension, you can't blame the mayor. you can't squeeze blood out of a rock. >> john, w

. >> and so gary b succeeded in shouting down the mayor and are they really winning the big battles?> absolutely not. we have said many times, union membership is on the decline. it is kind much in a permanent free fall. unions are monopolies and demand artificially high wagings. in greece, they are upset when the dole is going to go away and the average carpenter gets 40 miles per hour. that is a heck of a lolt of money. people see oh, my gosh my salary is going away . people get upset. jamu is right. i would be protesting, too. but i am not sure they are qualified for the job. >> is it a coincidence that wages stagnated while the unions came under attack? >> (talking all at once.) >> we are not get nothing that economic argument. >> there is really a pot of gold in the state of pennsylvania, not giving raises to the union members and then they protest and would back the labor. there is a lot of -- between losing labor and jobs and people moving, and 50 years of bad union contracts that have bank rumented want pension, you can't blame the mayor. you can't squeeze blood out of a rock

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gary shows you a high flying n-b-a play. that some are calling the dunk of the year plus. last night at what do you think of this one? ♪ ♪ really? ♪ ♪ what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. ♪ ♪ perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. pavilion >> gary: late in the game with stanford well out in front tempers flared when stanford's josh powell elbowed cal's allen crabbe causing him to flop to the ground the teams did some pushing and shoving - and in all two players and three assistant coaches were ejected but today the pac-12 ruled it will take no further punishment - so no players will be suspended for the conference tournament which starts next week in las vegas stanford beat cal for the here's mike montgomery >> we know what happened and it was on called for. and of course they got hot and bothered and it does not seem >> it is embarrassing. these are all professionals and what to the to is what they do. but when you are trying to run college football and these are stoli college a

b-a's dunk contest. now all he needs is for lebron to cooperate. gary's> gary: of1st quarter curry - knocks down the 3 pointer to keep the warriors close 26-18 bos curry: 25 points but only 6-for-22 shooting 3rd quarter. down to take the lead on this klay thompson layup 56-54 gs thompson: 15 points, 9 rebs 3rd quarter paul pierce - takes it straight to the rack for the pierce: 26 points, 8 rebs final: 94 86 celtics lebron offered $1 mil to win dunk contest magic johnson wants to see lebron james take part in the nba all-star dunk contest so badly that he's offering $1 million to the winner if james participates the nba currently pays $100,000 to the winner and $50,000 to the runner-up. james has never participated in the dunk contest, but he has been throwing down trophy-worthy dunks lately in pregame warm-ups. rodman and his new bff dennis rodman is making quite a name for himself in yesy rodman watched a basketball game with dictator kim jong un after which he had sushi and drinks with him and called him, "an awesome guy" and that he "loved him" but rod

plan your getaway at discoverlosangeles.com the f-b-i has joined the search for an oakland man wanted for robbing a bank in pinole. 22-year-old gary fite junior was already arrested for the crime earlier this month. but mis-communication between law enforcement agencies led to his release. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> reporter: less than a half hour after robbing the mechanics bank on pinole valley road fridaym, march first. pinole police arrested gary fite junior for the crime. he and his accomplice were taken into custody. booked into contra costa county jail. by law, law enforcement and the district attorney have to file charges and arraign suspects within three days of an arrest. otherwise, the suspects have to be released from custody. the pinole police chief says his department filed its report to the da's office on the morning of tuesday march fifth. he says the da's office then called later that day and confirmed charges would be filed. yet still, fite was released from custoday. the contra costa county sheriff's department says it had no other choice than to release him. because quote there were no warrants, a

the f-b-i is asking for the public's help in finding this man. 22- year-old gary fite junior. investigators say he robbed a bank in pinole back on march first. they say fite junior jumped over the counter and held a loaded gun to the head of a bank teller. no word on how much he was taken from the teller's cash drawer. police say fite jr's last known home address was in oakland. he's considered armed and dangerous. bart and caltrans will be shutting down part of interstate 880 for several hours this weekend. they'll be doing some work on the new oakland airport connector kron 4's charles clifford shows us what it will mean for drivers. >> reporter: starting saturday morning, bart will begin installing new railways over instate 880...here... just west of hegenberger road. this is part of the ongoing work to complete the new oakland airport connector. in order to finish the work, crews will first need to shutdown the two lefthand lanes of north bound 880 starting at 11am on saturday morning. that closure will last all day on saturday. then from 1am until 6am on sunday morning, c

b line and the a line where there until the mid-1950's. we are taking the street cars away, but bart will come out here and everything will be fine. >> downtown, gary ave. >> when you get past it, it becomes gary boulevard. >> they wanted streets to be large, they should have vegetation and trees, they should be ornamental. gary strieker was the main road from the 1850's. -- gary street was the main road from the 18th of the's. >> it was planned as a major thoroughfare. >> it was a toll road originally. we make people pay to get on the road and we make them pay when they get to the clubhouse. it was a toll road. >> i think that does it for today. thank you for coming and sharing your information and great knowledge. we wi >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, ali

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