but the gates of jones does here who continue to use facebook twitter and google claiming she's a guinea pig in the monitored space. she says whoever spied on her feels they can do it with impunity and that's how the case should be a warning. and it is a temptation to go into somebody's home without them ever being able to know about it and then i'm referring to my online home for it is just as sacred as my offline home this is where all my private stuff is this is where all my personal letters are this is where all my thoughts and all matter beauty and movement can be traced so you know hands off my home. a similar case of monitoring is currently on revelling in berlin. under a home is a noted sociologist who is teaching at the home boat university. for months he was shadowed and monitored. suspected is the leader of a militant group they committed arson attacks in berlin in two thousand and seven. as far as the awful i was i still only a small sum of produce the morning of the thirty first of july so some a day in the morning before seven and a single mom woke up to a pounding on the f

. >>> in afternoon trading here in new york the dow jones industrial average dropped.01%. if china's economy does not keep growing, companies in key european countries that depend on chinese demand will suffer and a falloff in europe and china could put a very big drag on the united states economy. one american company that just reported a strong finish to 2013 is microsoft. the software and computer giant said over the final three months of last year strong sales of its office software, weak results office sales to individuals. the company's sales have been lagging as consumers increasingly favor tablets over personal computers. microsoft's struggling tablet, the surface, doubled. microsoft did not mention anything about the search to replace outgoing chief executive steve ballmer. >>> next, the kerry of coca-cola has some insights from davo. carlo go makes an ambition prediction about driverless cars. >>> affecting more than just your heating bill, that story and more as "real money" continues. ontinues. consider this: the news of the consider this: the news of the >> the bitterly cold weather

jones. >> right. >>rose: what does that mean? ort of a little complicated taxonomy of dow jones, dow jones consists of historical, journalistically consists of wall street jowcial and dow jones news wise is a service we still provide to institutional subscribers to big banks and financial institutions and pension funds and hedge funds and everybody else and governments around the world. they pay a higher premium for astream of news that is -- >>rose: relevant to their business? >> relevant to their business and fast and they pay to get it. i'm responsible for dow jones news wire. manager of the wall street journal. the reason the region has been raised somewhat is we merged the two organizations really over the last few years that we are one single newsroom, dow jones news wise and wall street journal. >>rose: 21st century as a film and the other hand became news corp which is blishing right? >> used to do everything from 20th century fox to harper collins to the wall street journal to the times of london to various things too. no

. >>> does the dow jones average deserve to be down more than 4% for the year? with two-thirds of the stocks in, they've all reported. i think we've got to check this one out. i think the punishment has more than fit the crime. these stocks are too beaten up. let's check the report card so far. starting with the a students. first, there's jpmorgan. it's done pretty much nothing except go down. why? has some chinese exposure, which is a problem. it's always going to be impacted by the emerging market turmoil, but this is not citigroup, people. i think jpmorgan's a buy right here, right now. second, america express had its best quarter in years. from $91 to 86. that's comical. they're dupont with real good. enzymes is the secret there. i think it's transformations. proprietary chemicals is going better than expected, but got slammed down from 64 to 59. bouncing back to 61 and change today. it goes higher. fourth capital appears to be at the beginning of a multiyear quarter. there's mainly numbers on the backs of better than expected numbers in the u.s. and huge co

jones raised most of the money but he raised it using tax-free bonds. so the bonds that the investors pay no taxes on. i don't like taxes, nobody does but jerry jones doesn't pay taxes, meaning average people have to pay more. in the case of new jersey, stadium authorities, most nfl stadiums have been -- the mechanism of their creation is the creation of a thing that's called the stadium authority or sports exhibition authority that's running it by a county council or via state legislature. those raise money. in the case of new jersey, the stadium torn down to build metlife, that was used by corrupt new jersey politicians. year in, year out, the amount of indebtedness increased rather than declined and the taxpayers of new jersey -- i don't know f-1 10 million is the current figure but the taxpayers of new jersey still owe money on this stadium that no longer exists and they may owe the stadium that now exists far into the future as well. hoich where is there a stadium in the united states that was not paid for in any way by taxpayers? guest: jude it grant law of harvard says if you take into account construction costs and operating

track passengers electronic activity even after they left the airport details of jones' revelations and a moment what does big point have in common with terrorist and edward snowden james clapper thinks they're all in national security threats after his testimony to the senate to the national intelligence director is only for this guy but coin as the preferred currency of criminals is that really the case and our coming up in colorado food producers are being denied the option of labeling their foods as g.m.o. free i'll talk about this and other food fights around the country with elizabeth consented to also talk about her new documentary g m o m g later in the show. it's friday january thirty first five pm in washington d.c. and perry i'm boring you're watching r t america. we begin with a new revelation that has travelers passing through canadian airports considering going offline and documents leaked by edward snowden was just released by c.b.c. news in canada showing that canada's electronic spy agency used information from the free internet service at a major canadian airport to track the wireless de

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jones dropped 1.08%. s&p sank 0.91%. if china's economy does not keep growing, companies?ey european countries will suffer and a falloff in europe and china could put a very big drag on the united states economy. one american company that just reported a strong finish to 2013 is microsoft. they said that over the final three months of last year, strong sales of its office software offset what would have been weak sales numbers surprisingly the sales of the surface doubled. and the company sold 7 million xbox game consoles. >>> next the ceo of coca-cola has some predictions from davos, we will reveal what he calls our biggest challenge and opportunity for the global economy. and carlos ghosn makes an ambitious prediction about driverless cars. and the frigid temperatures are going to effect more than just your heating bill. that story and more as "real money" continues. ♪ >> every sunday night aljazeera america presents extraodinary films from the world's top documetary directors. >> it's the world's most powerful financial institution. >> i think we're mysterious to people

they are down 100 points plus and if you are a theory subscriber, that does not bode well for the dow jones industrial average. in terms of interest rates, we have seen money flow into the bond market over the last two days and we have the yield on the ten-year down to 2.74%. as for the gold market, basically flat on the session right now. brent is down almost a full percent. the european markets ended their monday about 90 minutes ago. they were down, not terribly so. italy perhaps the worst of it, down 2.75% on the trading session. here back in the united states, we mentioned the fact that the nasdaq is the biggest percentage loser. we find seema mody at the nasdaq, down 1.5% today. >> the nasdaq 100 just broke its 50 day moving average. the nasdaq now down about 4.4% over the last three days. the worst three day drop since november of 2011 and it seems like that momentum trade is being unwound here. you take a look at some of the biggest losers. tesla now the worst performing stock on the nasdaq 100. social media stocks which had their fair gains in 2013 are also moving lower. you are se

story now have some opportunity before we bring you the bad news on wall street does stocks fell to the lowest levels dow jones industrial average 380 points closing below 16,000 the s&p 500 lost 38 points in the nasdaq was down brady points more than 4.5 billion shares traded the wilshire 5,000 mr. the sses of $475 billion. for the week the dow was down 3.5% best of the loss 2.5 sam the nasdaq 1.5% of the week. and not over quite yet. j.p. morgan jays ceo jamie diamond earned $20 million including 320,000 shares. his total stake is now more than 6 million shares valued at $325 millio running in bad today visa guarantees customers are not held responsible if it reaches stolen after 110 million people had their account information stolen with the data breach at target and the market as. herbalife shares fall today after senator markey called for annvestigation of the company colleague and a possible policy scheme. long sat -- ponzi scheme he has made a numr of campaigns claims he takes a short position in the company nd billionaire investor carl icahn takes the opposite position holding nearly 20 percent of the

also yij, which is dow jones industrial etf if you will for does trees.ur bets in that if you believe it. cheryl: jonathan burton, thank you very much. >> thank you, cheryl. david: thank you, jonathan. appreciate it. >>> well major banks are set to report earnings next week with jpmorgan kicking it off on tuesday. financials performed great in 2013, up about 30%. are they set to win ben this year and by how much and what sector of financials should you get into? we have a preview from the best banking specialist around coming right up. cheryl: there you go. this was today. new jersey governor chris christie finding himself in a jam and offering a big mea culpa over the washington bridge fiasco. we'll have the latest on the story. david: a long mea culpa. cheryl: two hours. ♪ [ chilen yelling ] [ telephone rings ] [ shirley ] edwa jones. this is shirley eaking. how may i help you? oh hey, neill, how areou? how was the trip? [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors... [ shirle] he's right here. hold on one sec. [ malennouncer ] ...you'd expect us

does nothing basically happened. almost no movement at all. the dow jones down but just about 18 points there on the nasdaq.r has opened of the year to a fairly silent start dropping below a level of teen. in deming is a vix options trader joining me from the cboe. markets, are they just treading water now? what does this mean when we have a vix that makes it look like everything is so complacent? not a lot of conviction in the market. we had kind of short trading weeks that we've had our first full week but all eyes are on tomorrow morning and the unemployment report. theeally kicked off earnings cycle. i think you're going to see maybe a change in the expectations moving forward. >> you expect volatility to rise then? a it a good idea to buy little right now when we are at these low levels? saws far as the action we today in the vicks, even though the market was benign, we saw some pretty heavy buying of february calls and at the end of the day, a big buyer of january 16 calls. there is some repositioning but there are some people who believe that maybe we will get a shift in volatility expectations. >> w

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jones. >> nice. >> very quotable. >> i too like gin and lean kind of right. this does show us a lot.e jim beam, an american tennessee brewed natural flavor great whiskey on one side and expensive gray goose vodka, an alcohol closely associated with russian communism. i mean -- >> i think you proved your point. >> andy, what -- you drink zima. you sleep with your cat. >> i like stoley which is democrat so i guess as a libertarian that works out fine. peach schaupps were low turn out voters since they are 16 years old though it makes since. >> nothing i like more than a fuzzy naval fountain. >> tea totallers, how do they factor in? >> pena cola dos -- coladas. >> and gin is disgusting. >> it makes you do weird things. you will soil yourself on gin. we have to go. later. ed states just broke the law. that is at 8:00 p.m. on fox business. >>> hello, i'm dana perino, with kimberly guilfoyle, >>> hello everyone. eric is outside today reporting from is it snowy bitter cold streets of manhattan. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the 5:00. weather alert. this is a fox news weather alert.

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jones industrials lost 135 points to close at 16441. >>> general mills says it's begun manufacturing its original flavored cheerios without genetically modified ingredients. the change does not apply to any other cheerios flavors. >>> and marijuana sales in colorado, they were so brisk during the first days of legalized recreational smoking, that the famous ice cream team of ben and jerry's tweeted out this image with the message, breaking news, we're hearing of stores selling out of ben and jerry's in colorado. what's up with that? i think you know what's up with that. got the munchies, huh? >>> the "daily beast" has compiled a list of the happiest colleges in america. based on freshmen retention, student experience and would they do it all again. topping the list is texas a&m university. with stanford a close second. then the university of wisconsin, florida state university, and finally, the university of north carolina at chapel hill, rounding out our top five of happiest colleges in america. >>> just ahead, get ready for subzero football as the wild card weekend kicks off in the nfl, we have the details, next. >>> cold day in times square this morning. controversial

jones. i agree that if al qaeda does spread in a different form, you're absolutely right. as it spreads, ms. peter bergen said in the arab world man in history, so too does the threat to the homeland. that is my concern as chairman of homeland security. i would also suggest he did travel to dagestan. he got through some of our flags unfortunately. we'll be releasing a report later this month on the boston bombings, which i think will document them of these influences he had while he was over there. general keane, and like to ask you my secretary gates wrote anand or president obama, the national security staff was in his arts, told primarily by former hill staffers, academics and political operatives. with little experience in managing large organizations and the national security staff became operational, resulting in micromanagement of military matters, a combination proven as in the past. we've seen that history. his political heavy handedness in the present day myths about al qaeda being on the run are concerning to me. do you believe the administration is downplaying

jones industrial average holds. >> gather up your ukrainian hirminias and come home. that does it for "power lunch." >> "street signs" begins now. >>> yep. it is a very uneasy beginning to the week. markets around the world still on edge. the dow dropping again. this all ahead of the final fed meeting. we have your full rundown of the latest emerging market turmoil and whether this could cause ben bernanke to give you a big going away present from his final fed meeting. >>> also a winter sticker shock. nat gas is burning money right from your pocket and maybe even the stock market. there's opportunity here, mandy. we will present the top five stocks under ten bucks a share. you got to find opportunity. that's what we do on "street signs." >> it is. we find the silver linings. let's take a look at the markets. have you got whiplash yet? it's been a volatile day for stocks. i will tell you this. following last week, which was the worst week for stocks since the middle of 2012, as you can see here behind me, the dow has just gone positive by a whisker but still, it is showing gree

jones case. all he had to do was default the case. that does not settle the case, but just to to the clerk's office, have his lawyer deposit a check finish $750 which was the amount of the lawsuit, the case is over. but he never told the president that he had that option. he only told him he could either settle the case, the other side didn't want to settle on positive terms, or he would have to litigate. and when i told the president that, he was shocked. he didn't know he had this option. so i called robert bennett on the phone, and i said is it true you didn't tell the president of this third option? he said, absolutely, it's true. why not? he said it would have been a stupid idea. i said, isn't that his decision to make, not your decision? well, that's what robert bennett didn't tell the president, and i think that was the biggest legal blunder. it got the president impeached, it almost got him indicted, and the idea that the president has to testify about his sex life -- doesn't mean the president should have done it, he wouldn't have had

jones makes sense of investing. >> maria charcot but is the biggest earning female athlete in the entire world. 23 million in endorsements. john: doesbother you that she took home more? she makes the most money because she is a good-looking blonde. how unfair is that? and they accept that movie stars and singers make movies to. >> the money that they make millions of dollars? >> it doesn't occur to me. >> does it bother you that tiger woods made $70 million? >> it doesn't bother me. >> does it bother you that some ceos make aliens when others don't? >> yes. i think people should be treated as equal. >> what is that other people when they are okay with beyoncÉ or tiger woods being rich? >> we have tried to understand how the things they do are part of this. why did he make more than anyone else? he is showing up nine to five just like me. so you don't get that same connection. and we are changing the incentives. people and the economy are making money as they are doing something productive. and if you are worth $100 million a year, there are a lot of people out there. john: i have some chunky monkey ice cream here. they said on their

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recession woes was also the dow jones as you mentioned fl one of more than two hundred points or one stage. also some concerns about the outlook for the chinese economy bubble does have a look at the opening gosford for today friday ten or twenty fourth and we are well into the negatives as you can see it our walk we did seven percent for the nikkei down one after percent for the top eights and so the nikkei is definitely down on the week so far and the biggest factor that's going to continue. i keep getting any guidance for trading today's can it be because he moves dollars yen and dollar clearly took a hit during the us session. let's have a look at the summit are sea levels in fact right now because that is a big focus for a lot of traders hundred and three when forty forty two dollars can actually get one and two point nine c at one point overseas string which is quite neutral out considering it hit a pot of hundred for twenty eight feet at one point on thursday the speaking of global currency markets everyone to briefly touch on argentina's peso so suffered a steep fall record more than fifteen percent drop against the dollar and one that's after the govern

jones industrial. visa and goldman sachs, microsoft the names trailing. anything that caterpillar doesyou can see a little bit of a mixed here. caterpillar and some of the other names are all stronger right now. nicole petallides an in the flor of the new york stock exchange. we have new home sales today, the builders and what is happening there. >> new-home sales numbers came in and move the market overall. the homebuilders themselves are mostly mixed, mostly downside and somewhat mixed. toll brothers, lamarr, all with down arrows. kb homes down almost 5.5%. for the most part to the downside and really new-home sales numbers move the market. the dow started off to the upside in the green. new-home sales summers came out month over month showed weakness. while year-over-year it is good news, we did see the weakness with sales of newly built homes fell 7%. everybody wants to hear the home buyers are adapting and jumping in there. on the contrary, little bit of a weakness and so the market sold off and so did the homebuilders. dennis: thank you so much, we will see you at the bottom of t

if anyone does get a lot of awards it probably will be macklemore and ryan lewis. >> beyonce, norah jonesing there with an arm full of grammyss. tom, i'm coming to you with your view of who was snubbed, miley cyrus, not nominated, kanye west. and please nominate kanye for something. we see what happens when kanye is not pleased with who gets an award. >> i thought you were going to say he did something big where he deserved it. >> the album is okay. please nominate kanye. who do you think is the biggest snub this year? >> by far justin timberlake as kim was just saying. we thought this could be his year to win. he was completely snubbed across the board in the general field. and as christi was just saying as the segment opened up the person with the most nominations is jay-z. why isn't he in the top categories? that's outrageous. >> kim, what do you say to that? we were talking about that earlier. and are we going to see he and beyonce performing together? >> grunk "drunken love," let's >> l.l. cool j did say don't miss the top of the show. this could be where beyonce and jay-z were perfo

does. although again when reporters were trying to press the senior state department official, carie ann jones whether or not this report answered that question, she declined to answer it. so that is absolutely the central question. and while at this point the state department won't say what role the president will play in this, it's clear that once a decision is made, the white house can't stay absolutely removed and that there will be at least some input. >> finally, is there any sense of when a decision will come? >> that actually is still an open question which is interesting particularly in a midterm election year. so technically we could be looking at a process that would last about 105 days if you look at technically the calendar. but one of the things that they have been emphasizing is that both secretary kerry will take as much time as he needs to consider it. so it could be longer. but at the same time some of the officials warned that it could be shorter. that they will urge agencies to get engaged quickly and frankly because this is being done under the president's executive author

does marshon feel about skittles? >> he loves them before the game, boss. >> i wonder if marshon will pay him 10%. >>> so the southeast snowstorm so bad it brought former atlanta braves chipper jones out of retirement. he's driving that atv. he got called by his friend, braves freddy freeman, who was stuck for hours. 11 hours later chipper and 24-year-old freeman, clutching on tight, got him home. >> this is lindsey vonn calling. >> oh, my gosh. really? >> yeah. how are you? >> while lindsey vonn is not competing in sochi, she still took time out to call one of her biggest fans while visiting red bull headquarters. look at 11-year-old christina's surprise response all filmed by her parents. >> that's so classic. i love it. who is this? >>> thank you. straight ahead, hillary hits a high note and toronto's mayor, rob ford, on the wrong side of the law again. >>> and returning passengers on board that sick cruise ship describe their ordeal. >> it was violent for about 24 hours. the first 12, 14 hours of it was really bad. >> oh, some people were terrible. we really feared there would be some kind of activity. ♪ thoughtful combinations, artfully prepared. fancy feast elegant medleys.

jones or mrs. stewart being indicted for trivial mistake of that kind on a real estate loan application to a bank that knew all about it? it is ridiculous. it does not need to be investigated. >> what do you think about whitewater? >> i wrote a column the other day because i felt that the newspaper business had ignored this most serious, most thorough investigation of a good many of the charges against president and mrs. clinton. hundreds of pages, very detailed, he each charge eachned in a very -- projected resoundingly. fromould not know that watching television or reading the newspapers because the results of the investigation has had one 100th of the publicity of the great charges which turned out to be empty bags of wind. ofthere is a great thing helo picasso, by the time reaches the age of 60, a man has learned everything he needs to learn about life. and it is too late. here i am, i have come all this there has beenve a sea change in my life. i sense there is a difference in the way people appreciate me now. i cannot tell you how grateful i am. >> has it made you happier? i have gained a deep level of confidence. i know who i am and i am

jones on the left. in the crossfire tonight we've got two u.s. senators who also happen to be former governors. they know a little bit about how to get things done and so does president obama. and that's why tomorrow during the state of the union, the president's going to make it clear to everybody, if republicans keep blocking everything that's good, the president's going to use his executive pen and help america anyway. and i say, it's about time. can you imagine having a co-worker on your job who sabotages you every single day? now, you try to scale back your own ideas, try to accommodate him and he go, well, you're feeling delete. then he torpedoes his own ideas. finally you just say forget it, i'm going to solve these problems on my own. now she says, you're a dictator. does this sound familiar? at some point, you've got a job to do, just get the job done. now i'm sure you agree with that i'm sure you two agree with me on this. >> i think your grip on reality is so good you probably think the chicago bears are going to win sunday in the super bowl. they ain't even playing in the super bowl. no, i don't agree with you. but we have in the crossfire tonig

jones says her fame is the reason she made the team. bobsled officials are defending the choice saying the best way to bring publicity to the sport is win gold medals. we'll see how she does most baseball fans think of greg mad ox and think of him dominating at the top of the atlanta braves rotation. that's not the same image he has of himself. he says won't have a team logo on the cap of his hall of fame cap. he began the career with the chicago cubs, he played 12 years. he played 11 in atlanta and says he loves both places. as a brave though, maddox won three cy young awards and pitched the braves to a world series title. he'll be inducted on july 27th. >>> news of pop star justin bieber's dui arrest crossed into the sports world. the dallas stars used this maple leafs fan image with bieber's mug shot on the jumbotron to mock their toronto opponents in last night's matchup. the leafs must have been embarrass the because they lost big. it's all getting in the head, bill. >> it works. >> all right. so we're going to check on the weather. bill karins is standing by. i go to say the beebers, i feel sorry for this kid. >> yeah. it's -- watching a slow train wreck. hopefully

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cupp, van jones, stephanie cutter and newt gingrich we spoke to moments ago. probably some talk tonight about immigration reform. it doeseem like that may be possible this year. what does that look like and what needs to happen for some sort of immigration reform to actually take place? >> i think speaker boehner has made very clear that he is going to produce immigration reform in the house. i suspect they'll get it done by june or july. >> piecemeal. >> going to have to figure out a way to conference with the senate. but i think if the president is willing to take 80% of what he wants he can get something signed this year and it will be a very substantial step towards immigration reform to make the system dramatically more workable. >> i think that that's right. i think that there is a real possibility we could get immigration reform done. house republicans are only at the principle stage. it took them a year to get at the principle stage, laying out principles for reform. i hope that they will move a little faster over the coming months. the bipartisan bill is a good bill. it probably puts the greatest reforms in pla

jones industrial average. the s&p is up nine and the nasdaq composite is up 32 points on the trading session. that does it for ty and myself on "power lunch." he's busy eating pie. "street signs" begins right now. have a great afternoon. >>> all right. seems like an appropriate song. they say cold hands, warm heart. how about freezing cold day but hot stocks. the dow putting in a nice pop when most of the country feels more like a popsicle. hi, everybody. why analysts think some of the hottest stocks may be going cold. think netflix. >>> a disability fraud story that may leave you too ill to work. you will be shocked at how big the program has gotten. >>> maybe bad news for apple. one man's heartwarming return back to print from digital. >> after three days of losses, the s&p 500 has found its mojo again. it enjoyed the biggest one day gain in nearly three weeks today and by rising today, the s&p will also avoid its first four day losing streak to begin a year since 1991. >> well, it is warmer in antarctica than it is in much of america. that is not tv hyperbole. in wisconsin, they awoke to minus 51 de

jones industrial average. the s&p is up nine and the nasdaq composite is up 32 points on the trading session. that does myself on "power lunch." he's busy eating pie. "street signs" begins right now. have a great afternoon. >>> all right. seems like an appropriate song. they say cold hands, warm heart. how about freezing cold day but hot stocks. the dow putting in a nice pop when most of the country feels more like a popsicle. hi, everybody. why analysts think some of the hottest stocks may be going cold. think netflix. >>> a disability fraud story that may leave you too ill to work. you will be shocked at how big the program has gotten. >>> maybe bad news for apple. one man's heartwarming return back tont

jones is joining us from the white house right now. a fact sheet issued by the obama administration right after the deal was signed does use the word dismantle. what about the actual agreement, the text of the formal agreement? for some reason the u.s., the obama administration, the other members who put this all together, they're refusing to release that document, aren't they? >> reporter: hi, wolf. the white house has not released the full text of this agreement. white house spokesman jay carney was asked about this a couple of weeks ago. he said the international atomic energy agency, the iaea, wants to keep some technical aspects of this agreement confidential. that's what the white house says. we can expect jay carney to get a lot of questions about this today. sounds like it's an argument over si man ticks but turning into a bigger deal. the white house released the fact sheet around the time of the deal and used other statements that used the word dismantle. the most recent release was a summary of technical understanding. that document doesn't use the word dismantle, instead it says rollback. so there's a lot of discussion here about

. >> how far below zero does it have to get to cool off the global warming debate? on the left van jonesngrich, in the crossfire, levine nyack and david criteser. this week's historic cold brings out the skeptics. will it put the climate change debate in the deep freeze? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire," i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right. in the crossfire tonight, guests on opposite sides of the global warming debate. on this extraordinary cold evening when atlanta is colder than moscow, i want to begin by sharing some inconvenient facts about the theory of global warming. in 2007 al gore and the bbc both shared this prediction -- the arctic would be ice-free by 2013. last year ice in the arctic grew by 60%. as for the alarmist claim that global temperatures would rise for the foreseeable future, temperatures have flat lined for the past 16 years. the facts are challenging politically correct theories. there's enough evidence to at least have a serious debate about carbon taxes, destructive regulations and job-killing high cost energy proposal

jones, but he accomplished what he wanted to do. has everybody talking about it. >> it was brilliant. >> well, forelle is a fashionisto. this is just what he does he wears what he likes. it's not your run of the mill stuff. he's a fashion guy. he knows designers. that hat was vivian westwood, which is designer. >> i mean, you need some head gear. you need something. >> and i do not like that hat. i think it looks like the harry potter hat. i was waiting for him to say slithering house, but he does what he wants and i love that about it. i love that about the look. >> for the person sitting behind him. >> yeah. >> they probably couldn't see. >> he was up and down a lot. he was winning a lot of grammy's, not a big deal. >> all right, well certainly got us talking, that's for sure. do we have time to talk about, okay, casey? >> yes, let's take a look at what she was wearing. >> i do not love this dress. she is gorgeous, a great body. oh, we're not doing the red carpet dress. you know, it is cute. it's her country performance, lots of studs and embellishments. she had neon up on the stage with her. she's so cute. you know, she'll learn. she'll lear

jones industrials. it shaved 50 points off the dow. how significant is that? every time boeing fall it is looks like a buying opportunity a few weeks later. >> it really does.e loss throughout the day. tepid forecast for 2014. like many companies, that has been part of the problem. the dow at lowest point was down 220 points. david: we're about to get facebook and qualcomm but yahoo!, we saw those earnings, ad numbers down, not very good situation there. [closing bell ringing] >> alibaba also a concern. so yahoo! dropped. david: way off on yahoo!, down 8%. liz: the bells are ringing on wall street so let's take a look to see how your money and stocks finished up. dow jones industrials getting chopped by 182 points. look at nasdaq, down 46. everything is off the lows of the session but when the federal reserve came out and said we'll cut another 10 billion off the bond buying program and taper continues, the markets took a dip but they were already down early this morning when turkey jump and hiked its interest rates pretty exponentially. so we're looking at a fall for most major indices. david: turkey, all emerging markets were basically doing the same thin