annie puzder, we're going to look for that hardee's, it is around the corner, thank you.n middle of this, we had economic news, and jobless claims that is a sort of a crowd is developing around this theory, the numbers are fixed. they are not what they seem, particularly in california, the former california of that fine state, gray davis will be joining me and whether we can trust the data we're told is improving, but so many others are doubting ed niece as well former attorney general -- eds me asmeesrec as well. more from danville next. nearly 1 billion people around the world don't have enough food to survive. we can't let this happen. there is something we can do about it. please join christina aguilera and yum! brands in the movement to fight world hunger by supporting the united nations world food pgramme. for more information, go to fromhungertohope.com. your contribution will feed children and save lives. together, we can stop the dyin and start the living. and together, we can move people from hunger to hope. neil: welcome back. this is another area, adjacent to

the ceo of carl's jr and hardee's parent, cke, says taxes and health care are hurting his ability towill be our special guest ahead. tracy: he has been pretty outspoken spoken about that. as we do every 15 minutes, nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we gave back a lot of our gains. what is going on? >> we've been in the consolidation mode, tracy and ashley. when i ask them about back and forth they have seen. they talk about short term downturn. the truth is consolidation and hovering around the unchanged line. we're waiting for the debates. we're waiting for the jobs report on friday. so those are some of the balls in the area being juggle abouted around. vix is to the downside. dollar is stronger. you know we gave back the gains. we're up about 10 points. tech-heavy nasdaq is best of the bunch. one tech name we're focusing on today that came under significant pressure is hewlett-packard. on the dow jones industrial average, so many people own this like they own mutual fund. it is number one loser. its back to the lows wee haven't seen nearly in 10 years.

and hardee's, our company, our brands, you can get black angus beef burger or chicken tenders.burgers, made from scratch biscuits. really great food that you can get probably as inexpensively as it would take to make it at home, and you don't have to spend the time in that sense we are recession-proof. gerri: my mouth is watering is to say this. it is 6:38 p.m. some numbers that i think people should hear. restaurants, 645,000 jobs added. 13 million employed, percent of the u.s. work force. expected to add one half million jobs over the next decade. this is against a backdrop of unemployment report on friday that was disappointing at best. what did you make of the umbers of our. >> reporter: highly controversial. >> obviously the number that you were talking about is what is called a household survey which shows that there are 874,000 jobs created. the establishment survey which really, establish and surveillance of 141 businesses and government entities. comes up with a more stable number. the household survey is a much more volatile number. 60,000 households. the most interes

into our society, so in the book i talk about how that changes marriage and the notion for father hardee of what men can and can't do and, you know, how young people have sex and make decisions and so you really start to see it having an influence in our culture basically. >> host: give us some of the members. we have heard for so many years there is a crisis with the girls that they learn differently. they are not as strong in math and science and there is emphasis to improve that. it will come as a shock as it did to me to learn that women far outstrip men. the girls and boys and academic performance. >> guest: i have a daughter in tucson so i see some of this play out but education is the clearest argument. basically girls do better than boys. they have equal scores in math and they do better in the verbal scores, so it starts out kind of early in life and that is largely a developmental question like we demand a lot more of children and girls develop faster than boys and so that is where it starts and what people say is belays start to get a sense of themselves as maybe a little bit

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i will be back in an hour with ashley webster and we have the ceo of hardee's restaurants.e law will waive his costs, 150%. find out what he has to say about his business, the election and how he decides. dennis: melissa frances and lori rothman back. look at the drop today in oil prices and the head of the debate neil cavuto live. keep it here on fox business. ♪ dennis: as the debate kickoff tonight, i am reminded between the very first between reagan and carter. in that moment when they are on stage, i thought, oh, my gosh, maybe this guy reagan can do it. i want to see what happens and opening debate. melissa: that is a lot of pressure. lori: pressure here, as well. we will be talking more about the debates. neil cavuto this hour. that should be exciting. i am lori rothman. melissa: i am melissa francis. president obama and mitt romney go head to head in their first debate. neil cavuto is there. he will let us know what we need to listen

what can interested hardees do to help combat or reduce the misinformation about science particularly when as he suggests it strongly connected to an overall worldview of cultural instability and how can you break do this? >> sometimes just getting good information out there doesn't seem to be in a. >> you are from the union of concerned scientists? the union of concerned scientists is anti-genitically-modified food and they take a neutral stance on nuclear power efforts to me is the anti-nuclear power because that is like saying what is your feeling on bunny rabbits? i am neutral and bunny rabbits. you can't be neutral and bunny rabbits so i think the union of concerned scientists has done a disservice -- i saw a couple of reports on failure to yield on how gmo does not increase crop yields. the crop yields in the united states are a little bit higher but we are to have great technology. in the third world the developing world, gmo's are tremendously successful. they have increased crop yields 30, 40, 50% and profits for farmers. they are literally taking technology so i think a more

he was the boss of the bosses from the mid-hardees onwards with the jewish agency and subsequently in israel well into the 50s. all the cabinets that he formed had the mizrahi, a religious zionist component. he never had a majority. it had plurality in what ben-gurion did was to use that plurality to build a coalition not with the secular right-wing, not the revisionists, not the group who subsequently became the elitist group, the allies themselves, the religious group, there was a covenant between them. he would give them a free hand as far as the sabbath is concerned, as far as the description of religious, the young jewish are concerned. as far as the issue of the personal status was concerned. as long as they left him strategy and foreign-policy. but the floodgates of fundamental religious zionism again opened with the conquest of east jerusalem in 1967. why? because this is the first time since titus and hadrian, the jewish soldiers, were walking on the temple mount. zionist religious triumphalism took off at that point. and episode will illustrate this. as soon as the temple mo