meantime, we've got some headlines on terror to tell you about with lauren simonetti. er: good morning tom. jordanians take to the street to rally in support of the family of the fighter pilot that isis burned alive, this as jordan retaliates with more airstrikes, also releasing a slick hi-produced -- slickly-produced video complete with pictures and people writing messages to isis on the bombs to be used. also today president obama is expected to call on congress to authorize military force against isis even though passing legislation and figuring out how to pay for it would be a challenge. and check this out, republican senator tom cotton of arkansas grilled the pentagon official about the rationale behind the white house's decision to close a guantanamo bay prison camp. >> as far as i'm concerned every last one of 'em can rot in hell. but as long as they don't do that, they can rot in guantanamo bay. >> reporter: the young senator adding the only problem with taliban tan mow bay is there are too many -- guantanamo bay is there are too many empty cells. tom? is. tom:

lauren simonetti. you have looked at this. >> this is affecting 250 products.king out the artificial vanilla. they are replacing it with natural stuff. this is what the customers are demanding. stuart: youngsters that say i do not want artificial. nestlÉ has to get out front and say we do not have it in our stuff. >> yup. campbell has the new v-8 juice. no artificial ingredients. i could keep going. stuart: with you by like a craft, for example? >> they have to make this ad that patient to survive. hershey. tootsie roll. i do believe that you will catch acer and demographic. more natural stuff in their food. candy, though, and my opinion are big winners in our society. these are still good names here. stuart: okay. baby ruth. >> not sure if they will taste takes ackley the same. companies spent years perfecting the recipes to make them taste as close to the original recipes, if you will. millennial's view them as having all of this marketing and negotiating power. they are demanding that they use that power to bring in the natural stuff. stuart: fascinating. th

this let's head to lauren simonetti. i'm very interest to understand the feeling on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: the dow is down more than 100 points to see it not only reverse but hit lifetime highs. the nasdaq up 8 days in a row, near its own 15-year high, and the s&p and russell 2000 also at lifetime highs. unbelievable. on a week where there is very light volume. we heard about the deal, traders talking about it, nothing was confirmed around 1:00 p.m. eastern time, and during your show, the deal confirmed with the four-month extension. the greeks wanted a six-month extension originally and several talk fell through, they are getting this, negotiating. look at the results of the big banks in greece, the national bank of greece up 17 and change on a percentage bases and alpha bank up about 15% right now. it's turning out to be a great day and a great week here in the u.s., and i'm sure european markets are liking this as well. liz: imagine a two penny increase is equal to 15% gain on the stock

lauren simonetti, thanks very much. don't miss lauren on our sister network.not sure where to find fox business in your area log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >> there is at least one other hostage that is held in the region. the you asked me specifically about isil. what i can tell you is we are aware. we have avoid discussing the individual cases of americans held host cam, but we are aware of other american hostages being held in the region. jenna: some new information but the white house obviously not saying really whether isis is behind it. this all comes on the same day -- on hearing about kayla mueller's death and that it was confirmed. joining us now the former deputy assistant director and fbi's hostage rescue team commander. danny, we certainly don't want another family to go through what kayla's family is going through. can we get our people out of wherever they are? >> we can get them out. we have probably the three best hostage rescue teams in the world, the delta force seal team six and the fbi's hostage rescue team. the issue is not can w

let's go back to lauren simonetti on floor of nyse. lauren? >> we have to start with winners.hey are boeing, nice key and united technologies. for boeing and united technologies they have had five record closes in a row, really just surging today. look at that! boeing up 3% this week. let's show you the losers this week. no surprise here, exxon and chevron. some of the the biggest losers. energy only sector in the red out of 10 we like to look at. walmart also a big loser this week. but of course with the tremendous rally like we had today, you see green on that screen because today, those stocks did well. back to you. david: lauren simonetti, thank you. have a good weekend. >> thank you. >> let's not ignore the nasdaq. tech sector right now is very much loved on wall street. it has largest numbers of bullish positions among top analysts on the street. now if you agree with our optimism or just getting convinced, how do you play it? there are different levels to tech. bring in our panel. we have gary gary b. smith. "wall street journal's" paul vigna and fox business's tracy by

and now in tease you missed it, headlines from lauren simonetti who joins us on the stock exchange. >> good friday morning. and he's you missed it, $14,000 a day by federal regulators, they're not cooperating with the probe, the air bags can explode sending metal flying into the air and killing drivers and passengers. 12 automakers recalling 25 million vehicles worldwide because of its. six deaths have led to the shoe. they have to define every day until they cooperate. delta promising checked bags in 20 minutes or less and if they don't do that you get 2500 bonus miles. not a bad deal. olive garden tonight is having their second annual parents' night out. drop the kids off at your local gym or fitness center, you get free babysitting while you dine at olive garden. you must make a reservation. they are down 2 tenths of 1%. stuart: freezing in some parts of florida, negative temperatures across the midwest. this is the deep freeze. climate change or just plain winter? let's not get into that? the forecast is next. we ask the question can you go one day without using one of their produ

lauren simonetti here with me now.sible valuation of $11 billion. a year ago, it was half that. >> they

lauren simonetti, thank you.always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >> i think that the united states needs to understand that they want a different agenda here. they have to flip the story so that it is no longer us on our knees. $200 million good. tom: that was kt mcfarland and there. now, here are some of your thoughts on today's show. nationwide decided to take the opportunity to educate. charlie asked this. hospitals can require employees to do this and school should be able to do the same. right now it is time for risk and reward. >> great to see you. i am lori roth meant. president obama just laying out his budget for the new year. fourteen aliens of it will be earmarked for cyber security. google is losing ground when it comes to your search engine of choice. we will tell you who is coming up quickly behind them. the mo

here are more headlines from lauren simonetti. >> good morning stuart. nice to see you.outhwest airlines are still flying airlines. the planes had misconceptions of their hydraulic systems. today, most of those planes are still in operation. southwest reached a deal while the inspections are being worked out. expect a small number of cancellations today. shares right now are down one and a half percent. a deal to give h .4 rights ordered from the top. 72% of the cities have a star wars hotel. consumer reports picks it top car. too bad none of us can afford of it. the best overall car for the second year in a row. tesla shares are flat today. those are your headlines. stuart: another you cannot make this up stories. by the way, i named him that. now, a scandal at the same agencies. this time, using your tax dollars in hawaii. first, the government attack on red meat. eat less to save the planet. the feds are killing his business. look at this. drama. video of a home explosion caught on police -- camera. look at that. ♪ stuart: look at landing trees why don't you. and of t

here are more headlines from lauren simonetti. >> we are talking pancakes and packages.ies to make its restaurants pick up points for packages so drivers can grab them as they are on route to wherever it is they are going. last month received $10 million already in investments, they would compete with ups and fedex but get this, ups is actually an investor. it charges between 12 to $200 to make those deliveries. alaska goes to pot. now the third state in the nation to legalize recreational marijuana. alaskans can possess transport and grow hop legally throughout the state but letting up in public remains against the law. the unit that strings baseball footage is now in talks with 40 potential clients streaming their videos too, that unit is helping sony, espn and others to deliver content, growing interest cost m l b to consider spinning off and it could fetch a reported $5 billion. stuart: $5 billion? >> $5 billion. >> i know the alaska store. how many people to enforce people not smoking outside? bernard: when you are allowed to transport it, grow it, buy it, sell it b

lauren simonetti is here now with what we need to know. >> lauren? >> the latest cyber attack his anthem the nation's number two health insurer and home to the popular blue cross blue shield plan. cyberhackers took social security numbers, addresses and employment information including income. however, here's the good news. medical records bike tets results -- test results and insurance claims seem safe. the side ofsize wasof this hack is huge. impacted customers will be impacted by mail. they are creating a web site that will offer to provide credit monitoring service for those affected. here is proof corporate price wars help consumers. ver ridesizon cutting prices. 10 off of a data plan. it will start at $30 rather than $40 for 1 gig bites. you can call and opt in. they will give customers of rival carriers 100 bucks it they change over. target is opening 15 new stores but they will be small stores. target express coming to boston san francisco, san diego, chicago and washington, d.c. what's being called city target coming to brooklyn they will be

. >> lauren simonetti from fox business is here now. >> why are we seeing such a hike at the pump now >> gas prices have gone up 28 days in a row. if you fill up this morning you are paying $2.30 that is up more than a quarter in the past month. as for why this rise three reasons for you. first workers at the nation's biggest refineries walked off the job over the weekend. this is the biggest worker strike for 35 years it effects the 5th of the crude processing. also a refinery explosion last week pushing west coast prices up dramatically, too. it happens this time of year as we get ready for the spring and summer. >> the magic kingdom not so magic getting in their prices are going up right? >> walt disney's magic kingdom the one in orlando florida costs $105 for the single dale pass. first time we have seen the price cross 100 bucks. prices for the other three resorts they went up to $97 disney to $99. they keep investing with bigger and newer attractions. those investments are paying off attendance is going up. will rivals universal and sea world also raise prices and i think yes. >

let's go to lauren simonetti. >> amazing video capturing the moment of a plane falling out of the skyn taiwan. fifty-eight people were on board. last count, 28 are dead. the plane crashed into the river. fifteen people have been rescued. you can see the planes wing clipped the roadway right before it plunges into the water. unfortunately, another tragic accident to report. at least six people were killed last night when a plane crashed into an suv. the suv caused an explosion stopping traffic on the metro-north line. the safety board is now on scene feared just over a year ago for people were killed when a metro-north train derailed because a conduct are then fell asleep at the wheel. those are your headlines this point. unfortunately, not very good ones. more tax troubles for al sharpton. shady accounting work. that whole story is next. ♪ ♪ cause i've got friends in low places ♪ ♪ where the whiskey drowns ♪ ♪ and the beer chases my blues away ♪ ♪ and i will be okay ♪ ♪ per him him him him him him him. tom: we have some issues. rating the internet as a utility. peter barnes has more.

lauren simonetti is here with the new prices at the pump. >> gis it was too good to be true.s jumped $0.12 a gallon this week. this morning you are paying 2.18. last week it was 2.6. das prices will probably spike even more. refineries need maintenance and repairs. >> a creepy technology your tv could be spying on you. samsung admitting in the privacy policy the internet connected tv's with voice recognition will record what you say in front of them and transmit the data back to third parties. samsung goes even further. this is the quote. plead be please be aware if your spoken words include personal or other sensitive information that information will be among the data captured and transmitted. don't chitchat on the sofa if you don't want any one to hear. >> we will spend 1.7 billion on somethings sweet for a special someone. they are selling their traditional expensive chocolate boxes and treats but also inexpensive items like a 6 piece heart box set three for 6 bucks. >>> dow dropped more than 100 points. it was a great week however. >> to find lauren on the fox business n

. >> lauren simonetti fox business. how did the jets slip through the cracks. >> they voluntarily grounded 128 of their boeing 737's lastnight. the problem had to do with the miss inspection of the hydraulic system used to control the rudders if the main system fails. 128, it's a fifth of the entire fleet. most of the grounded planes will fly today. they made an unusual agreement to keep flying for a maximum five days. anthem they know are taxed but we are finding new information that millions of those who were hacked into or knew they were stoenl weren't customers of the company. >> it is unbelievable. the total number of records compromised about 80 million. between 8.8 and 18.8 million of those are not even anthem customers. popular blue cross blue shield plans were administered by other companies. those records may have been included in the hacked data base. if the information was compromised a lot of people should get a letter from an dem starting next week. >> finally magazine consumer reports they picked their be

. >> lauren simonetti is here with more. >> chrysler is recalling about 230,000 jeep grand cherokees worldwide. the fix here is new software. it is better to test a potential rollover about 170,000 jeep grand cherokee owners in the u.s. they will be contacted by the company. good news. you are getting a free bee. users can upgrade to premiere at no cost. controversial changes to the turbo tax 5 oo dollar deluxe tax version. they weren't able to report things without additional 40 bucks for additional using. the super bowl the most watched television event in history. 4.1 million people watched sunday's game. katie perry's half time show on wall street stock futures completely flat after yesterday. heather back to you. >> thank you very much loren. don't miss loren on the fox business network to find it in your area whoing on tolog on to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >>> wait until you hear what he has to say. this is your captain speaking. it is going to be a windy landing. the incredible moment this plane landed despite strong winds. ♪ welcome to the most social car we've ever des

lauren simonetti with an american accent. >> one day i will show you my british accent.he disgraced international monetary fund chief domenique strauss-kahn told a french court he was unaware of the women who participated in sex parties at luxury hotels in paris and washington d.c. was unaware they were prostitutes. domenique strauss-kahn and 13 others were accused of aggravated pimping ranging orgies basically. he denies the allegations but if convicted he could face up to ten years in jail and millions in fines. from the moon to earth, 20 -- 20 items neil on strong to back from him from his land on the moon 45 years ago showed up in this white purse. his widow found them in the closet. among the artifacts the movie camera that recorded the eagle landed and the planting of the american flag on the moon's surface. also cable and knitting. the curse is on loan at the national air and space museum. tomorrow could be your lucky day but the power ball jackpot slowing to $415 million but before you quit your job your chances of winning the one caught 1 in 175 million but ther

. >> lauren simonetti is here now. how serious of a threat is this? >> sternly worded bulletin was sent last night by united airline bosses to the pilots. it sited four incidents all could have been avoided with better discipline and communication. all were caused buyer ors in the cockpit. united says it regularly talks about incident cases with the team but this one was much more dramatic. it comes at a time when they were working with pilots recently merged from another airline. they will plan to bring 700 more pilots. they are warning them to pay attention and act the right way. >> good news for t.j. maxx workers. they are following in wal-mart steps and getting a raise. >> the owner of t.j. maxx marshals and home goods will pay $9 an hour in june and 10 bucks next year. wal-mart said it would be writing bigger paychecks. ikea and gap said the same thing. this puts pressure on other retailers to do the same thing to keep good worker from going somewhere else. higher wages means higher prices for customers. that might be an upshot of all of this. >>

. >> lauren simonetti. no. is here from fox business and has the ratings for us. >> funny, heather. >> the best cell service is verizon scoring top marks in the cat tories for reliability, speed, call and data performance as measured root met tricks. the -- met tricks. the only place they prpt the highest is text service -- tech services. we always tell you competition is good for consumers. this is good too. if you have an atlanta zip code you are going to get very, very popular. that's because southwest is offering offering free companion air fair to any flier who lives in atlanta and makes three qualifying round trips by may the 17th. fliers may also sign up for travel rewards. nice promotion there. now for your 5@5:00 the base can childhood toys worth thousands of dollars. in 5th place the lego statue of liberty fetched nearly 3 grand. pokey man unlimited booster box rare selling for 23,4 -- 2,3500. in second mrals the 1978 luke skywalker in mint condition more than 12,000 dollars. taking the cake 1990 nint

lauren simonetti has it all from the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> deirdre, what a day onl street. stocks breaking out to all-time highs. the dow gained 155 points today closing at 18,145. components 3m, disney, united technology and visa hitting their own lifetime highs today. the nasdaq added 31 points, and the s&p up 13 to 2110 and that, too, is a new lifetime high. news of a deal between greece and its european creditors, they agreed to an extension for four days. that was all it took for this record-setting day. i do want to point out that fear in the market, the vixx index, at its lowest point this year, and we did see some shares break out to all-time highs. intuit and apple, lifetime highs today. back to you. deirdre: lauren, thank you very much. and here to help, our investment pros this friday. hillary kramer, jim frischling, new oak capital president, scotty nell hughes and matt mccall, founder and president of penn financial group. so digging into the first real, real deal, matt, what is your take on this rally? can it keep going? >> it's going to keep going. y

lauren simonetti has it all from the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> deirdre, what a day onto all-time highs. the dow gained 155 points today

and now in case you missed it here are more headlines from lauren simonetti. >> say goodbye to your passport forever. microsoft will give your passport high-tech update by using your fingerprint and i scans as its new user authentication in the upcoming windows operating system that is due out later this year. microsoft is supporting what is called the fast identity on line of lions. is used by companies like google, samsung and bank of america. microsoft shares right now are down fractionally. starbucks is drilling something new. delivery service. you cannot get it delivered to your doorstep but for $24 a month you can get your super premium reserve coffee beans, the expensive stuff, and that is not all. into a starbucks today, the new tier of the zoo lot saying. i think it is too sweet. is back on the menu. let's show you shares of starbucks, they are up 0.8% and rolls-royce is building an suv. this one, oh no, oh yes a vehicle that can cause any terrain, the market for suvs is huge and popular. and the suv very soon, those are your headlines in case you miss it. stuart: i put ten bucks on

williams's children and what are headed to court in a battle over the late comedian's testing and lauren simonettiwith what? this is too many times. >> too many lives and too many children. and robin williams's cases and was his third wife, they were married three years, they have for the most part two homes one in tirana and one in at of valley. according to the trust, according to his will is three children would get his stuff, his watch collection, his oscar for goodwill hunting back in 1998. he has six golden globes two oats and five grammies but susan is saying they came in and took stuff from the to be run home without me knowing are asking and she is saying some of those items should be hers especially some of the, quote, mc. whether that is the watch, an oscar is no knickknack. tom: he said in his will that the kids get specifically those things. she is saying they came into the house -- i can see her point. when i was in the investment business you could count on when your client passed away, the family was in it. it happens so many times. >> over and over again. people might get a little

end gnawing case you missed it the other major headline of the day, lauren simonetti is here. >> withpresident obama is looking to bent bullets in the top spelling sporting rifle the semi-automatic, it would drive up the price of an mullah and forcing some retailers and gun owners to speak out. the president said the bullets pose a threat to police. of brand new bombshell for the irs. a new hearing on capitol hill revealing john koskinen was not being honest when he said the hard drive of axe irs chief lois lerner was destroyed. investigators testifying they have uncovered 32,000 be dealts linked to allegations, possible criminal activity. last-minute maneuvers on capitol hill to prevent the government from partially shutting down at midnight tonight. the senate passed a bill to keep the department of homeland security open through september as house republicans are reportedly looking at a stop gap three weeks spending bill. those are the headlines in case you missed it. stuart: thank you very much. now to that story, like it or not pretty much everybody is talking about. it is and $8

here is, in case you missed it, lauren simonetti has the story. >> have you seen the story on the nework post? the car -- sheehan are a money making machine. a record set amount to keep the car -- sheehan on board for another four years. the show is, apparently, to popular to lose. how did the car -- sheehan empire even start? >> a sex tape years ago. kendall, she is a runway model. she is only night teen years old. the youngest is dating a rap star. that is your big headline of the day, in case you missed it. stuart: are you going to ask me a question of are they worth it? >> are they worth it? >> i cannot understand how one would follow the car -- sheehan and allow them to make this kind of money. >> we love to hate them. >> it is sort of like a train wreck. you have to stop and pause. i hate myself for doing it. yes. it is true. >> each one of those daughters is worth at least $2 million. stuart: got to go. isis in our backyard. three men in brooklyn arrested with trying to launch attacks. government informants helped foil the plot. first, we cannot resist it. the video that has go

lauren simonetti has got them. give it to us. >> house of cards shows its cards too early.etflix releasing season 3 for half an hour yesterday. some folks were equal to stream the new episodes before they were taken down and netflix claims a technical glitch but the show has some fun with it on twitter posting this. there's always a leak in washington. of 13 officers, they will launch the twenty-seventh. i can't wait. cheap seats and united avoided the some lucky customers for first-class tickets, first-class to europe on united yesterday for $70 but the carrier canceling those tickets and blaming a vendor error during currency conversion. united also says thousands of these customers tried to take advantage of the mistake. many customers angry today. united stock is recovering but it 0.1%. stuart: before you go on i say united should have let those fares stand, taking people to europe and great pr. liz: i am with you totally. under the fair but say can you do it? me give you $70 for economy instead of first class and everybody wins. stuart: a story about the dreamliner. te

lauren simonetti is here. do you have a list of places where there's a big spike overnight?> i do and thanks to our viewers to when i tweeted aware of gas prices jumped dramatically they answered. the reason we didn't expect this let's do it now. the increases in michigan over night as you can see jackson, mich. up $0.17 from yesterday to today that is really dramatic. if you go to florida you can see orlando prices spiking $0.12 overnight, spiking a dime in illinois. the reason i said you were so surprised to hear about this dramatic spike in such a short period is it used to be when the price of oil went up there was to quote clea four to six week lag in the price of gasoline going up or down. it is almost immediate. i got off the phone with the folks with aaa and they say that happened. in the next couple weeks we going to see the refineries switching to more expensive summer blends and that will push prices up even more. as for these tremendous jumps in michigan and florida for example there is really no reason. i can't find the reason for it. it is the physical market a

charles: now in case you missed it here are our headlines lauren simonetti. >> hey charles.ou're supposed to look at me. charles: this is arthur's fault. he is director here. >> you're new to the new segment. charles: i would look all day if it was up to me. >> oh, baby. how much does it cost to look at mickey and minnie. for a single day adult pass if you visit magic kingdom in orlando, florida. raising prices for other orlando resorts to $97. out in california tickets rose to $99. the question now what will universal and seaworld follow. >>> italian fashion house prada saw sales fall 1% last year after years of substantial and often double-digit growth. prada's fall is typical of industrywide as chinese shoppers cut back and europe continued to show signs of weakness. >>> apple spending almost $2 billion in europe to build data centers in ireland and denmark over the next two years. they will be powered by renewable energy and might east europeans worries about their data stored in the u.s. after nsa revelations. apple topping $130 for the very first time. those are the he

here is a look at the rest of the big headlines we are covering with lauren simonetti. >> frantic audio from the cockpit of the plane that came crashing out of the sky and tie one. as the pilot warning mayday, injun flameout in the left engine before the plane banked sharply left, clipping that bridge and crashing into the river below. 32 people dead. 11 missing and amazingly 15 have made it out of live. with the plane's black box found investigators get a better understanding of what exactly happened. the driver of the suv fat was plowed by the metro-north train tuesday night is identified as 49-year-old mother of 3 alan brody. five of the train's passenger's side. they were killed when brody's suv stop on the track and a train traveling 58 miles an hour was unable to stop. service was restored today. meanwhile a cyberattack that the nation's second biggest health insurer and from. the name behind potted the blue cross blue shield plans hackers stealing tens of millions of customers and employees did including social security numbers and in comes. anthem has created a web site with mor