imac, defund it? >> yes, defund it. this is a disgrace. they dishonor themselves. it's not fetal tissue. these are babies. i am for women's health. i am for over-the-counter birth control without a doctor's prescription, but what planned parenthood did here is abhorrent. there are other women's community health centers that can handle mammograms, cervical cancer, you know, screenings and the like. i think that planned parenthood has hit the end of the road right now. >> bruce, defunded or keep the funding coming? >> i think you need to keep the funding going. now, listen, when we had the obama care debate and a few people lost their health plans, people were saying the president lied because he said you couldn't keep your doctor. now what you are saying is you have 700 health centers, and you have women and men going to these centers for cancer screenings and what not, and you are saying if they like their health center, they can't keep it. >> well, sabrina, what you had is a change in language from planned parenthood itself and these sting videos. we had a new vid

imac -- >> it got beaten up. it's a company that's working on antibiotics for super bugs and great cancer drugs. >> they're doing good things, and they're cheap. what what do you think? >> they're doing good things, but patent expirations make future murky. >> it just got out of a stupid business making solar panels for hillary clinton. >> you like it? to don't like bye it. i don't like it. >> that's it for "forbes on fox." thanks for watching. keep it here number one business block that continues with "cashin in." >>> a fascinated on the job workplace violence. the big focus this weekend. following the murder of two journalists. the victims never stood a chance thanks to a crazy ex-co-worker. are you safe where you work? what can be done to make sure you are? hi, i'm eric. welcome to "cashin in." our crew this week. also joining us juan williams and jessica harlow. welcome, everybody. the violence at work gone way beyond this week's assassination. take a look at this sobering stat. bet you didn't know this. more

. >> reporter: if you think seeing a movie on imac is cool. antwan: called 4 d, like you are a part of the movie, simone boyce is here. >> reporter: i can barely contain my enthusiasm. it is in our future, it is coming, new fantastic 4 movie hits theaters this week but how great would it to be to experience this in 4 dimensions? 4 d technology is not as futuristic as seems, movie theaters on the way to new york city, last summer, a south korea company owned first 4 d theater in u.s. in hollywood, it has been so popular economy economy ven tripling -- even tripling sales that regal is hoping theaters right here in manhattan, with rain, snow, and wind, and moving seats are, coordinated with the screen like assimilate or ride you might have been on, it going to be out of this world. so emersive, you may wonder where can i experience this in network how much it will cost -- new york, how much? >> ticket about $10 more than a regular ticket price that could put you over $30 a screening, and 4 d coming to regal union square, and ewok in times square

this is the imac function on the bloomberg terminal. it is interesting.you where stocks are by the green and where they are doing worse by the rent. you can click into it there and i will click into the energy sector, for example. you can see where the best gains in the energy sector are in equipment and services. the companies that help you get the oil out of the ground, and the emp companies. i will put it in terms of total returns to the best farmers are new field, chesapeake, half. -- hess. these are pulling it back throughout the day. those are the big gainers as far as energy is concerned. that is what is helping us throughout the day. health care is hurting us today. we are falling on health care and that is as we find new drugs that will help you lower your cholesterol better and cheaper than the old ones. health care maker, the others that are not a part of the new drugs, medical companies one of them, they are falling. as ag a hit today, as well few others except for cigna, which is actually doing quite well. that is a look at the markets. i wil

working in the office, so we had a nanny and she had to leave, can't remember, like for a fortified imac on the dot so she could get so she could get home to her, which meant i had walked out of the office at 5:00. it was that period was about two years where it was just constantly the feeling of the stress of time, and i became so inpatient with any conversation that was taking too long, been meeting that was taking too long. and so unaware of how frankly time we spend during the day is not the most efficient use of time. and so was that a sacrifice to the office at 5:00? not really. i was surprised a couple of years later, one of my colleagues who had come she had a child a couple years after i did and she said that she had really so valued the fact that i was just very explicit about the fact that i was leaving at 5:00 and that i was in a senior leadership position and that was not a problem. becky for a sense of comfort that this really was okay in the company. it had never occurred to me that it wouldn't be okay, but a really appreciated that she told me it did matter to her. >> i m

also jobs had already launched the imac and ibook.ixar put out "toy story 1" and "toy story 2" and "a bugs life." square is just going public. jack is on the board of disney at the same time. he has to make some choices. >> the momentum is gathering. the stock purchase which is a lobbying effort, a million bucks, not that much money. a note calling it the triumvirate. it seems like a fair amount of momentum and the stop off a very low number, a little bit of stability even if it's not what people want. >> when you see the tweet with the three people all from twitter again, when do you actually allow somebody from the outside to come in? how do you make that choice? we've seen more of the same, so how do you make that choice? >> who has been your outside pick? >> eric schmidt. >> that's who i want but i don't think it will happen. >> we'll talk more about it, i'm sure, later on. alibaba investing $4.5 million for a nearly 20% stake in china electronics retailer sony. they say they will deliver goods in 24 hours. they report earnings on

>> imac thank you very well. >> didn't see a contemplate having and recruit others speak was no, never. he was such a valuable agent. ending up these faults and filing cabinets. hey good morning to kill anyone else. again i remind you we had these wonderful satellites that could fly over the soviet union and send back real-time images. we now take this for granted in our communications age, but in 1977 it was wonder what to do this. it gave us a great advantage. and about it for a minute. a satellite cannot see into anybody's filing cabinet. satellite cannot seem to the minds of men pics satellites have a lot of limitations. this one man, adolph tolkachev, provided enormous amount of information that could not be gotten with the satellite. that's why we still need people like this. it were going to defend our system in a dangerous world, what have you think about the history of the cia or the things you've heard in the news, we need good intelligence. it's part of who we are. we need to know what is in the mind of our adversaries, people don't want to hurt us, so that we can be better

minute, we, we believe all of you are literate, we print biographies in the program, this is not an imacwent to sit up for ten minutes and read every paper that people wrote. dr. katz it will come up and will introduce our three panelist and will moderate a discussion amongst them. if you have questions there are notecards you can write on, you can pass them and will be collected and we'll put a microphone up later for questions. please don't interrupt the speakers in the middle. >> thanks everyone, it's it's delightful to be here again, a year later. a different topic and devices as problematic. i'm rearranging the script a little bit, i was supposed to ask this question in another half an hour but i would i would like to ask it now. i would like to know, what people in the audience would think about legalizing america medical marijuana in pennsylvania. you you can either before, against her undecided. so all of those of you who are for, all of those who are against, those of you were undecided which often means you have an opinion but you don't want to state it for the record. so my go

michael, you spoke to a imacs ceo richard g-golf fund at the mission impossible premiere. >> i askedmportant is that movies are to the overall business plan and this is what he had to say. >> must imax is built around the movies. if you have a bigger than life movie where it is hanging onto an airbus, you want to see that. you don't want to see that on your tablet or cell phone. that is what makes our business. sandra: disney is putting out a father large movies during the holidays. >> it creates an event for them with so many screens people are competing for. people want to see this movie on the big screen in 3-d. for disney blocks out the other guys. fox has a movie coming out and hunger games is not out of the box. from a competitive standpoint it makes a lot of sense. >> in the new american horror story, hotel releasing a lot of new photos. she's an actor and singer. this is the big debut. she has played the countess hotel owner/empire. ryan murphy is a genius with this show. sandra: like her or love her, she is talented. dagen: she is doing it because her music career is over. t

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