jer jer jerry levy says it could represent an opportunity. >> i had a call interest my father asking if he should be jumping out of stocks. it's a time to reset, maybe buy more. look at your portfolios and investments, and make sure you are well diversified. for those not in the stock market. don't panic or freak out. it's a good time to buy stocks, at least over the long period of time. >> the next big test could come on friday, with the release of a january jobs report. >> recent security breaches at target and other retailers has americans concerned about the safety of their personal information. as john terrett reports the issue was front and center on capitol hill on monday. >> whatever high standard exists in the marketplace readily available in technology is one that we would want to have companies follow in order to ensure the security of millions of americans private information. >> congress takes on cyber security as the large number of threats to corporates hit new highs. the senate banking community heard from the secret service. threats have been rising over the last dec

follow us on twitter @jers onfnc. >> hope to see you here next week.nc. >> hope to see you here next week. onfnc. >> hope to see you here next week. gd gigo . >>> the security of our nation's power grid becoming a concern. i'm arthelness ville. >> i'll gregg jarrett. >>> a california substation became under attack by a sniper last year. law makers are trying to guard our nation's power grid from more security risks after revealing it may be vulnerable to sabotage that could lead to a massive blackout.

follow us on twitter @jers onfnc. >> hope to see you here next week.>> hope to see you here next week. onfnc. >> hope to see you here next week. >>> glrowing fears that obamacae is a buzz kill to the economy. welcome to america's news headquarters. top lawmakers speaking out on the brand new congressional budget report that the health care law awill cost the country2 million jobs. steve has more. >> and as you might expect, this debate falls along very prictable partisan lines.

the president said you could have it back but the state of new jers got word from the health and human services department, regardless what the president says, your policy doesn't qualify. overbloated policies. people who like their policies are losing them and it's a burden on the economy. >> rick, numbers show it. a net loss for people getting private insurance? >> ion't think so. as a matter of fact, there's a gallup pl showing a significant drop inuninsure in january last year to january of this year. that wouldn't be mathematically possible if, in fact, we have more people losing insurance than gaining it. >> hold on a second. let me be a little more specific. we're talking about priva insurance now. half of that number, half of those people, shown on the unsured number, are getting medicaid. that is not private insurance. that is -- that is insurance that taxpayers have to pay for. >> except it doesn't necessarily speak to the poll. >> it does exactly. see to the poll. >> let me throw this into the conversation, since you're going to raisehat. a great many of th people who lost i

. >> if you have a hit or miss, please send it to us and be sure to follow us on twitter at jer @foxnews.comi'm paul gigot and i hope to see you here next week. >>> the fox news alert. the fox poll beginning with change in power. the embattled president leaving kiev and reportedly trying to enter russia after being forced out by months of protests. hello, everyone. i'm marthel neville. >> amy kellogg is in nearby moscow. we'll get

city ccpc you talk about the allocation of $500,000 which references the united states army corps of jers. -- engineers. these are 2 separate efforts but while you can't quantify anything by this time i would hope by the next time this is presented to the commission because sea level rises is obviously a huge strategic issue because this will be added to the capital plan at some point and we just have any way of knowing with the size of the effort is and also under the multi agency study my question is bcdc, are they involved? because it would seem this is not just a port of san francisco issue, it's really a bay area-wide issue. i'm asking more questions than you can answer. >> someone can answer them, i believe mr. dunham is going to do so right now. >> brad benson, special projects. regarding the first expenditure describing the capital plan, it's a grant agreement with the dutch knowledge for climate program. the commission previously authorized that grant agreement. there we're working with bcdc and some of our development partners in the area and i'll let daly talk about the other e

istanbul followed by a fighter jet, and then the man was taken into custody, a all of the pas is ep jers are safe -- passengers. we have the first pictures of the suspect, and we don't know a lot about him, but this is the first look and pictures of him as he is apparently handcuffed and restrained by some of the authorities there at the airport in istanbul, and the authorities want to make it clear, there was never any explosive device and he was acting alone, and pete williams of nbc also reports they don't believe he had any connection to the chechen groups who had caused concern for security at the games. >> good to hear, chris. >> yes. >> and also at this hour, it is a sad ending to sterearch of th missing police reservist in virginia. police have said they believe that kevin quick is dead. they have not confirmed that it is his body found outside of richmond yesterday, but they are working on that assumption. six people have been arrested and none charged in quick's death, but that may be changed when the body is identified, and three of the arrests happened in alexandria tuesday i

sunday's super bowl in new jers, not expected to be affect did by harsh winter weather.now falling across the rockies. intensifying throughout the night into late saturday. january ranking is thehird heaviest month for snowfall since records were kept in 1880. the national weather service also warned of a potential storm next tuesday or wednesday. the half of that storm is uncertain at this time, but we know one thing. it will not affect the super bowl. up next, speaker john boehner and the house republicans on a path to immigration reform. john fund, national review columnist, on what the party is all about. now that the leader in the house has dubbed it the alternative party. we are coming back and stay with [beep] [indistinct chatter] [kids talking at once] [speaking foreign language] [heart beating] [heartbeat continues] [faint singing] [heartbeat, music playing louder] ♪ i'm feeling better since you know me ♪ ♪ i was a lonely soul, but that's the old me... ♪ announcer: this song was created th heartbeats of children in need. find out how it can help frontline health

making a decision about sanctions cannot just be a key jerk reaction -- we jer knee-jerk reaction.ou: i don't know what one would describe his initial react, e.u. seeing things different, imposing sanction, travel visa bans, and avote freezes a fox news confirmed that ukrainian ministry of defense refus to return phone calls fromhe pentagon, defense secretary hagel, has tried to call the ukrainian minister of defense, in recent days, but no answer. russia having a more open dialogue with ukraine, putin sent an envoy to try to mediate discussion with ain't government leader, russian forgn minister, la labrov takes shots to the west. a first guest said that putin is intent on reestablishing the old sophi soviet empire, and claims a crisis in ukraine could have been avoided had obama ministration been paying attention, joining us now. judy miller. this administration appears in each one of these crises that suddenly erupts to be surprised, unprepared, blicose in th the extreme, and impotent. is that a misread of this what administration is doing in foreign policy. >> i think it is is

making a decision about sanctions cannot just be a key jerk reaction -- we jer knee-jerk reaction. lou: i don't know what one would describe his initial react, e.u. seeing things different, imposing sanction, travel visa bans, and avote freezes and fox news confirmed that ukrainian ministry of defense refuses to return phone calls from the pentagon, defense secretary hagel, has tried to call the ukrainian minister of defense, in recent days, but no answer. russia having a more open dialogue with ukraine, putin sent an envoy to try to mediate discussion with ain't government leader, russian foreign minister, la labrov takes shots to the west. a first guest said that putin is intent on reestablishing the old sophi soviet empire, and claims a crisis in ukraine could have been avoided had obama administration been paying attention, joining us now. judy miller. this administration appears in each one of these crises that suddenly erupts to be surprised, unprepared, bellicose in th the extreme, and impotent. is that a misread of this what administration is doing in foreign policy. >> i t

istanbul followed by a fighter jet, and then the man was taken into custody, a all of the pas is ep jersre safe -- passengers. we have the first pictures of the suspect, and we don't know a lot about him, but this is the first look and pictures of him as he is apparently handcuffed and restrained by some of the authorities there at the airport in istanbul, and the authorities want to make it clear, there was never any explosive device and he was acting alone, and pete williams of nbc also reports they don't believe he had any connection to the

library and all history by a woman named barbara gamorikian who was the press secretary under saling jer. and i happen to heat her in a cocktail party. i said i just read your oral history and there was 17 blackouted pages. when i read them, this is what she revealed that kennedy had this affair with this 19, 20-year-old. and then all i had was 38 words two, lines in my biography in 2003 about this issue. and i wasn't intent on making a big deal out of this. what interested me about it was the fact that i had interviewed a number of journalist and i asked them did you know about kennedy's womanizing? they said yes. well, we suspected. why didn't you write about it? you didn't intrude on a president's private life in that way. and so it was -- it was hidden from the public. well, when i brought this forward, the press got on to this and the "new york daily news," a reporter called me up and said who's this woman? i didn't know who she was and bobby didn't want to tell me. and i trusted that barbara was telling me and said in her oral history. i said this woman must be in her 60's. leave h

>> i wouldn't call it a fad, but the question is, can it get big jer become a mass market product in the same way facebook is? and i thought interesting that the company itself acknowledged that the product is too difficult to use for the mass market. certainly make changes, make it for facebook-like in a lot of ways. we'll have to wait and see what user like's so far, people aren't jumping on in the same way with other platforms. >> and the ceo said make a better twitter. does it mean they have to become more like facebook or all of these social media companies looking alike in the next few years? >> i think in general what you'll see is a lot of folks, every media company is going to try to sort of emulate what the success facebook who had with its news feed ad. twit sir having success with the news feed ads. can you get enough people to join these net twoshgs get the effect, get your friends and family on? that remains to be seen. >> absolutely. twitter down 21% in today's trade. ben schacter, thank you. sue? >>> let's look at this picture. senator elizabeth warren just lit into a

. >> fury over the killing after healthy jer after in denmark.hy a zoo says the animal had to be put down. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at top stories this half hour. more than 600 people trapped in syria were able to escape. a brief cease fire allowed rescue user to save a group of women, children and elderly. >>> a california company has recalled millions of pounds of beef. the department of agriculture said diseased and unhealthy animals were slaughtered. it's the largest recall of meat in years. >> an all-american college ball standout says he is gay. at the university of missouri lineman, if he is picked, michael sam could be the first openly gay player in proceed ball. he came out in an interview with the "new york times" and espn. this is quite a big moment for the sport and gay rights activists. >> it's a landmark moment. sid seeingler joins us live from los angeles and, sid, let me ask you this. you are a part of that inner circle of michael sam's coming out party. what the impressed you most about the michael s

jer is, of course, the wharton sl school of business finance professor. first on fox business. do you see something like that, a meaningful decline in the data, and if so, would they reverse it, and what would it take? >> well, first of all, i don't see meaningful decline in the data, and i don't think the fed sees it. i think janet yellen basically said our forecasts are that this was temporary. however, she did say if it did deteriorate, they would consider pausing or reducing the amount of the taper. so, you know, if you're a bull, that's what you wanted to hear. you want to stay the course in continuity. we had that word right at the beginning, and that's so important for traders and the fed. liz: exactly. >> but flexibility. she wasn't saying in stone we're always going to taper 10 billion, and i think the market liked that. and certainly, as you mentioned, we cannot dismiss the fact the republicans voting on the debt ceiling. we all remember in the last 18 months how that's been a bugaboo for the markets. boy, a double juice for the market today with the republican announ

i think that until we can stand up and have the courage to say, listen, just as i condemn what jer mayaeaders are called to be statesmen. and as the governor of texas we make decisions about leadership and appointments and who we decide to represent us and campaign with us is a reflection of that leadership. and i have no brb coming out and saying i disavow those statements, i condemn those statements. they're wrong. you would never see me campaigning with someone like that. they could endorse me. but i do not endorse that. >> well -- >> this is not the republican party that we know. the republican party is lincoln. it's values. it's hope. charity. >> well, thank you very much, losa, for taking the time as we said. candidate for republican governor of texas in a tea party leader in texas. >>> ben ferguson cnn political commentator and conservative radio show host. thanks very much to both of you. let's just talk about ed lavandera for a moment. our reporter and i don't know if you could see the picture there, ben, but we asked craig abbott and his nose goes in the air and he is looking

. >>> in this jer gentleman of social media oversharing, it used to be called sex tapes, but today itcalled personalized important. >> hiring a professional photographer to record them having sex. we are up all nightline with abc's linsey davis. >> this is not your typical photo shoot. in fact, these aren't even models. this is the latest way couples are immortalizing their love, in an age where everyone seems to be comfortable sharing even the most intimate details of their personal life. this is the newest frontier. >> we've been together for two years. but we've been friends since we were 13. >> ironic photography, professionally made, purely for personal enjoyment. that's where constance and eric come in. they are taking pictures of rory and charlotte having sex. this couple's business is booming. this is the latest edition to their extensive body of work in the lucrative area of personalized porn. >> there is born-again christians. people who you would completely expect to do this. >> so you'll be good sh. >> eric and constance live in brooklyn and have a 2-year-old daughter. but

in a weird time in the investigation of the current bridge-related scandal in chris christie's new jers jersey. the bridge lanes were shut down in the george washington bridge in september. it was back in november of last year which was the time when really only the new jersey press was covering the story. this was before david wildstein had resigned, before bill baroni resigned, before the govern e or anyone else apologized for what happened on the bridge. it was november. when everybody involved in this scheme was still trying to get away with claiming the whole thing had been a traffic studty. on november 13th, the head of the police officers union for the port authority police officers released a statement mocking the idea that ft. lee had been punished by that bridge lane shutdown. mocking the idea there was anything political involved at all in the bridge being shut down. mocking the idea that what happened on that bridge had been anything other than a simple traffic study. if anyone really believed that there was such a scheme, paul nuzlato told the "star-ledger" i would suggest

. >> jer michaels calls him on election night saying, you won. >> there's a pathway there to get this information. >> like, hey, gov. i want to bring into the conversation heather haddon who covers new jersey for the "wall street journal." the reason i wanted to have you here, heather, patrick foye says today -- executive director of the port authority -- we want to look into this. there's this "bergen record" reporting. i want to give one little hint of their reporting about the level of activity of the port authority police on the ground at the time telling people to blame the mayor. so here's a clip of that. one motorist recalled an officer approached his vehicle without prompting, told the driver, roll down his window and deliver the message, are you frustrated? robert michelle said the officer asked. what's going on, michel replied. call the mayor's office to complain, michel responded. the port authority police were much more involved on casting the blame on mayor sokolich before. patrick foye is ordering an investigation. where do you see foye in all this? >> i think this bring

we just heard how law enforcement in juer er new jer working to keep the super bowl safe. in the upcoming olympics in sochi, can the same be said there? let's bring in mike baker, president of diligence llc a global intelligence and security firm. good to see you. >> thank you very much, eric, appreciate it. >> we just had the rundown from the new jersey state police about the massive u.s. security efforts at the super bowl. we're so adept at it. how does that compare to the russian security? >> well, the sochi olympics are a much more complex problem. because, with the super bowl, not to say that it's not difficult, and incredibly labor intensive and complex, but with the super bowl you've got one venue. you've got, you know, all the players on the same sheet of music. it's all u.s. law enforcement intel and concerns. with sochi, you're talking about at the end of the day, you're talking about a high threat environment in the backyard of one of the most rabid islamic insurgencies in the world. and you're talking about multiple venues. you're talking about this famous ring

jer yr we need more houses, and builders will have to come online and do that, yet their most recentpretty depressed, frankly. they're not upbeat about what's going on. how do you explain that? >> those home builder numbers, the survey of home builders which shows, you know, what they're seeing in terms of sales and traffic, those numbers were rising extremely rapidly, again, until november. and then in december and january those numbers fell off very, very rapidly. some of which, i think, is due to the weather. some of which may just be some retrenchment from what were very high numbers. gerri: right. >> and even though the numbers have come down, if you look back a year ago or two years ago or three years ago, even with the decline in the last couple of months, they're still high compared to where they were at the trough of this recovery. gerri: so your view is 4%gdp tbroapt, and yet we're seeing some of the firms cutting their growth expectation, right now barclays is saying 1.9% for the first quarter. that's what they see. you know, jason, i've got the tell you, to be honest, i h

but we may be about to find out for sure, anyway, because the new jers new jersey legislative committee investigating the bridge shutdown is tonight sending out 18 new subpoenas and among these 18 new subpoenas is one to the state police aviation unit which oversees governor chris christie's travel by helicopter. the "new york post," the newark "star-ledger" and "bergen record" reported tonight the records of governor christie's helicopter travel would be demanded by the legislature in conjunction with the investigation. we do not exactly know why, but obviously speculation about the governor potentially doing a fly-by inspection of the traffic gridlock in ft. lee while it was under way led today to some rather lurid headlines. and to some heated anticipation about who else would be subpoenaed tonight and why. in addition to this state police aviation unit, here's what we know about the new subpoenas going out tonight. we have the state police aviation unit, the new subpoenas to the governor's office. new subpoenas to the governor's re-election campaign as well. they were subpoenaed bef

the town of belleville, new jers jersey, got $6 million of sandy money they directed to a senior centernd housing complex. officials barely mentioned sandy when they talked about the project, and belleville's mayor told the "star-ledger" he didn't know of any people in town displaced from their homes by the storm. a few weeks before the big announcement in belleville about the senior center, that town's democratic mahyor planned to endorse chris christie for re-election because, "i think the governor is is going to help the town of belleville with certain projects that we need." a couple of weeks after chris christie announced the project was going through, the local county executive also a democrat added his endorsement for chris christie's re-election. so there are these questions about that sandy money that went to new brunswick which wasn't all that hard hit by sandy. right after questions are raised about sandy money that went to belleville which wasn't all that hard hit by sandy. all that, of course, came after steve kornacki broke the story on this network about allegations conce

so it's serious but put it in the context that pass jers out there, it's difficult for passengers when this warning comes their way. should i be changing my travel plans? are there certain countries i shouldn't be visiting? that's not what the dhs or intelligence officials are telling us. >> would this mostly be the suspicion, the fear, even though it's a general concern, flights coming into the united states from overseas? >> that's what they're focused on. this is the a additional scrutiny they are warning airlines about. no additional measures but they are letting them know that this is something that they should be aware of. remember, it was only a couple weeks ago in the advance of the sochi olympics where we had another warning come through, you and i talked about this a lot, toothpaste tubes as a possible means of getting explosives onto an airplane, another case where the threat was specific to the games but not specific or credible enough they were canceling flights. but again out of the abundance of caution. you know, this is something that, you know, in context, this is a ki

jer,jerry zeremski, chairman ofe committee and a past president of the national press club. skipping over the speak per, pat host, reporter, "defense daily" who organized today's event. bob simmons, staff director for the house armed services committee and guest of the speaker. max letterer, publish of "stars and stripes." kevin wessink, united states navy, retired. john donnelly, editor of cq roll call's executive defense and chair of the national press club's freedom of the press committee. [applause] congressman buck mckeon, chairman of house armed service ofs committee, is -- arm serviced committee, is our guest today to discuss the u.s. effort in afghanistan. a recent gallup poll says that for the first time in the nearly 13-year-old war, more americans think the 2001 invasion was a mistake than think it was the right actionment but mckeon says the united states' duties in afghanistan are far from complete. he says president obama has not disclosed his true plans for afghanistan and has turned his focus elsewhere. he's also been critical of president obama's role as com

and off, sam said he felt he had to tell his story and wants pro football teams to think of mim as jer threats made to airlines from guyana. >> new video released this morning of american ken earneth. bae says he is worried about his health but he is trying to stay strong mentally and physically. former ambassador donald greg has arrived in pyongyang this morning. >> another round of peace talks getting under way in geneva on the syria crisis. discussions last month brought little progress. more than 600 people were evacuated sunday after gun fire erupted despite a cease-fire. syria tv said most of the people evacuated with were women, children and seniors six people were killed when the driver crashed into two other vehicles. and in tampa, florida, a driver slammed head on into a car carrying four people in their young 20s. no one in that wreck survived. >> and police found a stockpile of unstable explosives inside a home in california. they made the discovery after responding to a call of a man injuring his hand. the man nearly blew his hand off. authorities are working to get people

new jers new jersey transit is expected to spend $17 million.t is part of their budget. >> some feel it is overrated. they are over-ipp plated. >> a reporter for "the daily beast" says promises of a $600 million windfall is exaggerated. and the money raised is not necessarily saying in the community. >> the money comes in to the marriott hotel to corporations, not to the deck clerk or the housekeeping staff or the local economy. >> so 2011 study from the clem of holy close found super bowls had a tenth of the financial impact that local boosters advertise. doug owns a restaurant near the stadium. >> it's a once in a lifetime opportunitiy nor small business. >> he's hosting the supertail gate. he is expecting 1,000 people for the pregame party. >> it's off the charts. we'll never do business like this again unless the super bowl comes back. >> from an economic disand point the super bowl is a huge win. we had $342 million of outside spending in terms of everything tide to the event. in terms of visitor spending, that direct visitor spend was 176

- the justice department and new jersey lawmakers are investigating how all of this could effect jers's chances of running for president in 2016 remains to be seen. his approval ratings took a dip in new jersey, but he is popular among his constituents. >> erica ferrari reporting live from fort lee new jersey. thank you for being with us. >> joining us now is o'brien murray, a republican strategist, serving as a campaign manager for bob turper -- turner, now o'brien. if it comes out that he knows, does it kill chris christie's chances. >> the question is what did he know, when did he know it. he maintains they hoo had nothing -- he had nothing to do with implementing the strategy, it was a buftening of hacks getting together, if that's what they did. the governor's knowledge of that is what has been claimed. he knew nothing about it prior to it occurringful if it comes out they knew. >> nothing is going there yet. even the attorneys, the letter from the attorney, what they are saying is the governor knew about it when it occurred. and they have proof. >> it's ambiguous what they claim t

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