top of the hour be have stocks every 15 minutes and we have the next day with lauren simoneti.ad. we don't expect it to move into 2014? >> you are right it has been up 29% but the only major averages is in the green. the highs and lows is near 23 points it is very tight. looking at the sectors sectors, energy is the weakest white facebook and twitter and apple they are all down on friday as well. , and take a look at the fix index is up today by the markets are down but that fear gauge is a solid 27% in the broader market is up 29% so at 2031 solid. cheryl: here is how i'd like to kick off every monday first on the agenda unemployment benefits have expired for over 1 million americans. the numbers are expected to reach 2 million over the first half of 2014. economists are split how this affects the nation. we have liz mcdonald and charles paid. also matt welch co-host of the new fox business show the independence of. one of the big questions is it will be a political fight the democrats will definitely bring the fight but should they? should we let it expire? >> i will start a

we reported last hour with lauren simoneti. >> the dow is positive because disney is contributing 11points his senior a new high. at $76.26 they got the upgrade with guggenheim. they expect further multiple expansion by robust content and international growth. also raising the price target up at $87. it is $11 below that right now. stuart: one of the themes on the program has been the age group of the of millenials if they would start to withdraw support for obama. it was a key group to get their reelected 2012. are they now turning their backs on the president? according to a new poll by harvard just 18 percent support of the nsa spying program. our next guest joins us now. you say be an assay spying story is a big deal for young people and is it the key issue that turns them against the president? >> the straw that broke the camel's back. the cnn poll found the month that the edward snowden scandal broke the approval rating under 30 fell by 17 percent. we see a deep distrust building from the irs scandals, a benghazi, and then the nsa scandal and we saw a 17% decline in one month.