bob, leave it at that. >> brenda: gary b.hat else do you love with your prediction. >> i love the stock market, three year anniversary of the bull market and a little pullback the next few weeks, i think by the end of the year he we tack on another 15%. >> mike, bull or bear on that? >> a little bearish, that would put the dow up 20% for the year. >> all right. >> yeah. >> so, anyway. >> jonas, your prediction, please? >> the bernie madoff, tens of millions of counterfeit bottles and-- >> toby bill or bear on that. >> i love wine, i can't stand consolation as a stock. >> brenda: and your prediction. >> and talking with natural gas, a play on-- >> bob, bull or bear. >> bear, you know, take years for that stock to take off. >> brenda: tobin, your prediction. >> doritos, yum brands making the tacos at taco bell with the doritos, going to be a killer. >> brenda: jonas bull or bear. >> 25%. >> i think a dorito bas

let me ask gary b.r regulations you look at the eta and coal, a lot of other things going on that could take gas higher, right, gary? >> exactly. would like to say, well, you know, it could be regulations and it's probably not regulations and this is some iffy unstudied subject. in fact, the department of energy released a report in march, 2011 that said because of excess regulations, 66 refineries had to shut down, in the past 20 years, that's not a partisan group. that's the department of energy for crying out loud. the obama administration has a regulation that you, as they find-- fine refineries, 6.8 million dollars because they didn't use a special additive. guess what? the additive was only able in laboratories. if you think that regulations don't harm refineries, you're out of your mind. >> david, you've got 25 seconds. >> look, we're exporting more oil than ever before. >> energy products. >> what? well, i'm just saying that that also contributes to the supply and demand and meeting it and putti

but gary b says forget this move. toward personal responsibility. >> absolutely, brenda. i like the one young lady's comment, bank of america took our home. 99% of those foreclosures came from people who took on too much home with too little income. as simple as that, and whether they did it unknowingly or fraudulently, someone has to step up and take personal responsibility. by occupying bank of america. what you're doing, you're saying, hey, i'm not responsible. someone else is. this is a pervasive tone in ever increasing america and i think it's horrible. >> brenda: susan, the banks bear some of the responsibility, don't they. >> they do. the massive settlement with the government. robo signing. whether there was fraud or personal responsibility, but some of the responsibility lies with the bank and greg smith on from goldman, sachs. the trust is not back in the banks. >> brenda: todd? >> how did they take on too much debt without, without knowing about it, i'm confused about this. >> people don't understand the lo

gary b smith, jonas max ferris along with chatwood investments managing partner ed butowsky and jehmu green. toby, you say the white house is wrong, we're not drilling all over the place. >> the facts are clear. we're drilling more on private land, and this year up about 55%. if you look at federal lands which by the way holds literally maybe a trillion barrels of oil. not only give us independents, oil independence for the next 200 years, we're down 300,000 acres and let's not talk about the off shore drilling because we had to make a 18-month ban that we could have solved the problem off shore in a lot of different ways than banning and clearly the facts are that with the trillion dollars of barrels out there. we're going after a little small part and we're holding our supplies off the marketplace. >> is the issue here, jehmu, public versus private and we're drilling a lot on the private, private acres. what about the public? >> the reality is in the last three years, brenda. we have opened up millions of acres for drilling across 23 states. this administration has also led to recor

gary b smith. jonas max ferris. will soaring prices take the fuel out of the recovery. >> yes, a good chance bringing us back to a double dip recession. you talk about this, if goes is $5 a gallon national average, a good chance what's happening with the middle east right now we could see, you know, not only the recovery end, but what we're going to see is people driving to and from work. i drive a car and this is going to hurt me. every good i buy is transported from the manufacturer to the retailer. and passed on to me. when i go to the store, i'll buy something, higher than a few months ago and the bigger thing, confidence, if i walk by a big screen, and see gas at $5 then i'm not buying anything. >> brenda: gary b. you're he not sure about that. basically everybody continues to spend even if they're spending on gas, but fuel, basically the economy, doesn't it? >> precisely, brenda. two points, i guess, one the credit suisse did a study, if gas went up another 50 cents it takes about 50 billion out of the economy

. >> brenda: gary b. bull or bear. >> bear. my daughter lives with us, doesn't use linkedin. >> brenda: and neil is next. erin-- >> and what, china playing a dangerous game of chicken. and more proof if we needed that if you do business with china, you're doing it on a, well, a chicken wing and a prayer. because the chinese government is now cracking down on mcdonald's for allegedly serving kicken wings 90 minutes after they were cooked. the rules apparently say that there is a half hour limit. and this is the same china that last year literally shut down some wal-mart stores because, well, they supposedly mislabeled organic meat. and mcdonald's and wal-mart and lead aside they were poisoning our animals and contaminated games for kids, i digress, this pretty much says it all. and charles payne, adam lasinski, charlie gasperino, i don't know, charles payne, i think we're having a little bit of an at this ti tit for ta what they'd done is put 100% tariff on chicken the feet. apparently chicken feet in the beer, nothing better th

. >> there is no question, gary b that and an update on that and is peyton manning coming to the redskinsthat is the million dollar question. we'll update that scenario of the former indianapolis colts in just a bit. brian. >>> and a fox 5 tipline, 202- 895-3,000 or shoot us an e- mail, fox5tips@wttg.com. ? . >> reaction from the man who shot his daughter's laptop and a major announcement for apple. shawn yancy's in the web center now. >> reporter: brian, have you heard? apple introduced the latest ipad in san francisco. take a look at this. this is incredible, at least that is what all of the tech gurus tell us. the newer model has a faster processor and screen. the picture will look better than hdtvs. the price, well, the same as the. >> i joy pad 2 and they'll start at under $500. >>> and the cyber hacking group anonymous struck again after the arrest of one of the leaders. the group is blamed for taking down several vatican websites. the fbi arrested jeremy hammed in chicago yesterday. one of the fellow hackers turned him in. >>> and you remember the north carolina dad who shot

gary boulevard had always been a major thoroughfare. >> it used to have streetcars on it. they are thinking of bringing them back. the 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 will see you next yy >> the question when i started 11 years ago when i started doing resolution work is can anything be presented on a really low resolution device where it is potentially a digital image? can anything be presented that way? or will it feel cold and elect

gary's back with the forecast. we'll be right back. right b chili's $20 dinner for two has a bold new favorite -- steak. first, share an appetizer, then choose two entrees, like our 100% usda choice sirloin, available for a limited time on chili's $20 dinner for two. . >> it's been a rough season for the wizard. they have a chance to knock off the one of the best. kobe bryant and the l.a. lakers are in town and feldy, have you been looking at them in the pregame warm-ups? any weakenses that the wizards can exploit? >> may be if you and laura and gary mcgrady play for the lakers, that might be the only real weakness and chance they have. the wizards are 8 and 29 and on monday, they gave up 120 points to the golden state warriors, the most all season and now they take on a laker team boasting kobe bryant and that is not a good scenario. kobe bryant's sporting a protective mask after suffering a broken nose, and a concussion during the all-star game. he's averaged 34 points on a three-game winning streak, following the break and he won eight for

b-s t-v drama showed he's more than just an actor . >>> do you recognize that guitar player? the star of a hit cbs tv drama show, more than just an actor. gary seniece's musical group, lieutenant dan band headlined a benefit concert at coastguard island in alameda. the free concert was dedicated to military members, veterans and their families. he moonlights as a bass player in that band. lieutenant dan is a character from forest gump. >>> tornadoes crushed entire blocks of homes in several states. 32 people are confirmed dead right now. that number is expected to rie.z the states hit include indiana, kentucky and ohio. >>> the investigation into stolen ipads leads police to a huge meth bust in san jose. police found 750 pounds of meth worth about $34 million. three people were arrested. >>> the state of washington is voting today in republican presidential caucus. all four of the remaining candidates have campaigned there, eying the state's 40 delegates. >>> a little snowfall won't stop surfers in the midwest. apparently this week they braved the cold waters of lake superior in minnesota to catch some waves. getting to the water requires a

b, this year alone. more than 5 million americans now have alzheimer's. >> dr. garya new plan to fight it. his book, the alzheimer's prevention program, keep your brain healthy for the rest of your life. good morning. >> good morning. >> can we just say, charlie, before you start, you're the only one at the table who said that's a beautiful brain scan. have you ever heard those words? >> that was a first. i hadn't looked at it. i didn't know what he was talking about. we don't have a brain scan here. i thought it was something i didn't know. obviously the idea that we can do something to prevent alzheimer's is good news for lots of people because of the overwhelming number of statistics we see because of living longer and secondly, the amount of money being spent to try to find some kind of cure and/or prevention. >> we have 80 million baby boomers who just last year started turning 65. so we have a wave of people who are at risk. age is a single greatest risk factor and people are concerned about their everyday memories, what they can do about it. if we just took 1%

gary. what happens if no one wins? jackpot to almost a billion? >> i can't imagine the excitement. it's crazy today. if we don't have a winner tonight we'll get close to that magic b word. that means a billion dollar jackpot. >> that's crazy. all right. thanks to both of you. appreciate it. >>> and you know -- >> thank you. >> whatever you feel about the serious questions about lotteries, regressivity it is an exciting time to watch the numbers come out. john crowe the man who will be calling the winning numbers tonight. the host of the georgia lottery, and mega millions and right before the show i asked him if he's ready. >> there's this mega millions mania out there. it's excitement across the united states. the frenzy, the people, the amount of people out there buying tickets today sin credible. as you know, it's a world record $640 million. that's more than half a billion dollar, erin. >> pretty amazing, and i know there's six numbers. you can pick anywhere between 1 and 60. you've done this a lot, john, but are you worried at all? i don't know that you would -- stutter, say the wrong number, slur, something that i think i would probably do, if the whole count

b, what do you think? >> we don't own any apple in our active equity accounts, not yet. but we definitely like dividend paying stocks and as gary their dividend overtime. we've been taught you can either have a dividend paying company or a growth company but that's a false choice. emerging markets had higher yield and nobody would argue that china is not a growth market. so we'll absolutely believe growing dividends a an attract hif opportunity to investors. we're going to have to see apple will grow its dividend overtime. it certainly makes the company much mover interesting from our perspective. >> where are you at the market now? if you look at the market for last week or for this year, i keep wondering if the train's left the station and if you weren't on board, you missed the ride. >> obviously the markets are up about 12 percent this year. while we're breathing a sigh of relief from europe, we don't think those long-term risks have been solved. we're finding individual companies that we do like all the way around the world in america, in emerging markets. we're being very selective on which companies we're buying. we like